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Activist. Uighur human rights activist. Good morning, everybody. Please take your seats. Were going to start our program. L welcome to the hasnt visited. I am nina shea, i directed the center for religious freedom here at hudson, and i went to wish everyone a happy holidays. And im also, what to draw your attention to the crisis in china against the uighur Muslim Population there. It is one of the worst human rights and religious persecution situationsth of our day. In fact, of our age. It is both a crisis of religious persecution and of Human Rights Violations of epic proportions. In we will ...

Plus reaction from the National Rifle association, which is taking a lot of heat and i. Welcome to fox news night, im Shannon Bream in washington. Lets go straight to correspondent doug mckelway. The latest on this breaking news on the House Committee contempt vote that is scheduled for tomorrow morning, at least for now. Thats right, just within the past half hour for Department Justice sent a letter to jerry nadler of the House Judiciary Committee where it threatens executive privilege. Quoting from the letter, in the face of the committees threatens contempt vote, the attorney general will ...

Good monday morning, everybody. It is november 25th. Im Yasmin Vossoughian alongside nbc News White House correspondent geoff bennett. We begin with a shakeup at the pentagon. Navy secretary Richard Spencer has been fired after the case of a navy s. E. A. L. Accused of war crimes in iraq who was later acquitt acquitted. According to a statement from the Department Department secretary mark esper lost his trust and confidence in spencer over the handling of the case of chief petty officer Eddie Gallagher. He had been accused of committing war crimes while he was deployed in 2017. He was acquitt...

Experts told Congress this week that legitimate audits to inspect for slave conditions and other forced labor in China are "impossible."

Experts told Congress this week that legitimate audits to inspect for slave conditions and other forced labor in China are "impossible."