he's starting to look like he knows how to play a much deeper game than the democrats. that's it for uss. connell: we have wrap up, william la jeunesse in new york dach. we'll talk more about it. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. great to be back with you. president trump today keeping a critical campaign promise. he ended daca, the obama-era policy protecting illegally young illegal immigrants. attorney general jeff sessions announced the decision, arguing the program was an unlawful over reach by a former president. >> the effect of this unilateral executive amnesty, among other things, contributed to a surge of minors at the southern border that yielded terrible humanitarian consequences. it also denied jobs to hundreds of thousands of americans, by allowing those same illegal aliens to take those jobs.

as attorney general, it is my duty to insure that the laws of the united states are enforced and that the constitutional order is upheld. lou: attorney general sessions putting it plainly, forthrightly, and correctly. the end of daca comes with a six months delay. that gives congress time to act on a legislative solution, something president trump urged lawmakers to do. >> i have a great heart for the folks we're talking about. a great love for them. hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. lou: properly is a very large and very much open question. congress has returned to washington this week with a long list of much to do and very little time in which to get it all done. there is tax reform, the wall, budget battles to tackle, and speaker ryan and senate majority

leader mitch mcconnell haven't shown they're capable of doing much. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with our report. >> it is vital that we reduce the crushing tax burden on our companies and on our workers. reporter: the house is due to get things started tomorrow by voting on president trump's initial request of $7.85 billion for hurricane harvey relief. after the senate votes it will likely have a debt ceiling increase attached to it. >> these are the president's immediate priorities, pass disaster relief, prevent a default, and fund the government. we have to get all these of these things done. we have to do it very quickly. reporter: democrats are mocking the idea of combining hurricane relief money with the debt ceiling. >> i don't know why we can't deal with issues on their own right? we have to help the people of texas and louisiana, and other parts of country that suffered from this catastrophe.

reporter: some conservatives expressing concerns about being jammed with a debt ceiling a government funding extension and harvey money being packaged into one bill. >> this is like a punch in the stomach. we're very frustrated to hear even in the senate we may be tying not only raising the debt ceiling, but a continuing resolution. this is very frustrated. reporter: house in session only 12 legislative days in september, house majority leader kevin mccarthy notes they don't have time to waste. >> we have harvey, a debt ceiling, continuing resolution, will will be a three-month continuing resolution. so you deal with the wall later in the year. reporter: congress must pass a new budget if it will do tax reform with simple majority vote. they all require congressional action by the end of the month as well. the president also put pressure on the senate majority leader during recess, tweeting, mitch, get back to work and repeal and

replace, tax reform and cuts and a great infrastructure bill on my desk for signing. you can do it. there is also the issue of scrapping obamacare after the senate came up one vote short in july. lamar alexander, who shares the gnat health committee issued this warning. nine million americans whose premiums already skyrocketed may see premiums go up even more, unless congress acts to stablize the individual market before the september 27th deadline. alexander and his committee will hold a bipartisan health reform hearing tomorrow if they find a way to stablize the health insurance markets, to help consumers who have gotten hammered. lou. lou: thank you very much. mike emanuel from capitol hill. my first guest to discuss the president's termination of talk cashes the prospects ahead for this divided and so far poorly-led congress, joining us the dean, ed rollins. he served in three presidential

administrations, chief advisor to house republican leadership. >> thank you. lou: good to have you with us. historic day, the president fulfilling a specific and loud campaign promise to end daca which was ruled uncost constitutional by the supreme court. >> the bottom line presidents can do certain things but they can't make laws. the congress chose not to make laws, this is very sympathetic case. it is you to them to make laws, not president obama. the president rom missed to it during the campaign and he did it. this is positive thing. lou: do you think is orchestrated or simply a magnificent piece of leadership on the part of the democrats and the pro-open borders lobby, the pro-chief labor lobby, that all of sudden we're seeing demonstrations across the country in support of daca, and, and we're watching this against a president suddenly called cruel, even as he gives congress

six months to fix it. >> it becomes very, very important that the word constitutional be in every discussion today. this was unconstitutional act by president obama. supreme court basically, lower court ruled it unconstitutional. the supreme court upheld it. the bottom line, if we live by a constitution, not absolutely, labor and everybody else was prepared for this. they knew the president would do this and because he said he was going to do it and he should have done it. lou: every democrat i heard, ed, talked about how cruel president trump is, how cruel he was. nothing about constitutionality, the law, the jobs of american citizens, the strength of this economy, and democratic national committee chair, you remember tom perez, who has the foulest mouth in all of washington, d.c., which is saying something, he is trying to claim some kind of a high ground over the trump administration but for someone with such a, well, pretend morals and integrity, he doesn't

show it in his speeches, does he? >> in 2018 you're not just going to say heck no, you will say hell no! [cheering] and my mama taught me you shouldn't do potty talk, but i hope you don't mind because this is a [bleep] budget. [cheering] that wall he wants to build, it is going to have a garage door because all the [bleep] he makes in mexico, he has to drive it back to the states. they call their budget a skinny budget. i call their budget a [bleep] budget. wall street benefits while main street gets the shaft. i was going to use another word but i saw a small child. lou: yeah, a man of immense consideration and manners. i mean, this is the leader of the democratic national committee. >> campaign strategist i would use that film right there, run it all over the country repeatedly. he led this party, his party,

into the ditch. it is lowest fund-raising they ever had at a time obviously you could probably make some hay if your an articulate democrat. lou: how is the democratic party, ed, how does the democratic party overcome hipp like that? the nastiness and absolute hyper billionic rhetoric and sheer nastiness of chuck schumer and at same time telling american workers to go to hell. to hell with the middle class, we'll focus on "dreamers" and your kids, to hell with them. they can't dream? >> at end of the day, they go back to the point, takes 216 votes in the house and 51 votes in the senate, but they are afraid of comprehensive immigration. includes security of the border and what have you. they have taken shots many times, couldn't get it through. obama said i don't care i will do it myself illegally. the president basically stood up to him and said you can't do it

illegally. a lot of things i would like to do. i live by a constitution. lou: paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, are they playing their usual, obvious game with the chamber of commerce and business roundtable, committing themselves to working with the left, who are open borders, who are pro-illegals in this country and work against the american people and the national interests? >> we'll certainly see in the next two weeks. they have big missions ahead. both of them, we'll see whether they have any leadership ability for not. up to this point in time they haven't. this president is very, very aggressive agenda. they have a very aggressive adenda to get passed in authority period of time. lou: the president maneuvered these two mediocrities in a position where they have to fly their true flag, their true colors. i think the american people are going to be absolutely revulsed even more than they already are by this congress and this leadership. ed rollins, thank you. >> thank you. nice to have you back.

lou: great to being back with you. we're coming back with much, much more. stay with us. the trump administration sends a strong message to kim jong-un following north korea's sixth nuclear test. >> any threat to the united states or its territories including guam, or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. lou: but how effective, how overwhelming? we'll take up the rising tensions with north korea, talking with lieutenant colonel tony shaffer here next. another life-threatening hurricane on the horizon. florida declaring a state of emergency, as hurricane irma strengthens to a category 5 storm. we'll have the full report, much more, straight ahead. stay with us, we're coming right

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lou: north korea tonight, may be on the brink of an environmental disaster. chinese researchers are now warning that a north korean used this site for number of underground nuclear tests may be near collapse and possibly, will leak radiation throughout the

region, including, most especially, chinese researchers, china itself. despite those concerns, the site was used for sunday's test of what the north koreans claim was a hydrogen bomb. joining me tonight to discuss the north korean threat, and much more, retired lieutenant colonel tony shaffer, now a senior fellow with the londer center for policy. great to have you here. >> welcome back. lou: thank you very much. good to be back. >> good to see you. lou: the chinese are obviously very concerned about this mountain. we know or at least have every empirical reason to believe there was a subsequent collapse after this test of this 50-kiloton weapon, sunday. this is, one would think, sufficient reason for the chinese to be motivated and stop kim jong-un in his tracks. >> well, you have to remember

lou, the chinese under certain leaders in that country sacrificed millions of people. the cost of life in doing business to them is something that they have not necessarily always put into the equation. what that said, i think they're waking up, i like to believe the trump administration has been very effective in reminding the chinese they have other than the south koreans and japanese, as much if not more to lose regarding the catastrophic failure of the north korean country, or the misuse and in this case, an environmental disaster caused by the stupidity of the north korean military. it is no small issue. lou: there are three realities that this president and his administration have put before the chinese, indeed the world, at least that part of the world that has been listening. >> right. lou: to the president, and that is that the chinese are responsible for the ballistic missiles that the north koreans are now flying. as if the chinese are responsible for the design of the weaponry that is now being

exploded, deep beneath that mountain in north korea. and certainly, that china is responsible for the very existence and sustenance of the north korean people in the midst of these mad threats against global civilization. >> right. lou: that being the case, why would the world not hold china directly, publicly, and conclusively responsible for what ensues here from north korea? >> i think the way you laid it out, lou, is clear and without any room for debate. the chinese are responsible. i see this as the cold war between us and the soviets in many ways. look, we had east and west germany, two states with divided by essentially proxy, their proxy warfare elements. now you see the north and south korea and korea is a complete proxy of the chinese. the chinese are completely, 100%

responsible. and this is no small issue. they have always looked at north korea as a tool to menace us, and try to check the japanese and other elements of asia, for purposes of dominance. i think in this case, lou, we have to look at simply using what we can to collapse china many ways, against this. look, we have levers to use against china to hold them accountable. i like president trump's idea of bringing back manufacturing and dumping china. i'm sorry, i like the idea of tariffs here. we need to do things to make chinese understand, not only are they culpable, but they are responsible. we need to do more to make them do what is in their interests, as well to rein in the north koreans. lou: i personally believe history will write, one of the great mistakes in u.s. foreign policy, decoupling the consideration of human rights and our trade policies with particularly china. >> i agree. lou: and what has been the

result and consequence. >> right. lou: the president has made it clear, he is ready for a trade war. he is ready to suspend all trade with china. and that is, if the chinese think that you are a bluff, it is clear that they have misread not only their own strength but the president's determination. >> i agree. lou: because this is obviously a, an inflection point in u.s. foreign policy that has been, that has been long overdue. >> lou, one other point. we have a kaesong free trade zone where the south koreans tap into north korean cheap labor doing same thing. encouraging bad behavior. that is against our values and frankly doesn't help us or anyone else. lou: lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. good to have you. >> thanks, lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is, there any reason in your mind for ryan or mcconnell to deliver for this

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closing sharply lower. the dow today plunged 234 points. the s&p lost 19. the nasdaq dropping 60 points. tensions with north korea blamed. volume all on the big board, 3.4 billion shares. factory orders fell 3% in july. that is the largest decline in nearly three years. the publisher of "the l.a. times" and "chicago tribune," buying "the new york daily news." paying a dollar in cash and assuming liabilities in the deal. thee times a day listen to my reports coast to coast on the salem radio network. coming up here next, congress back in the swamp but judging from ryan and mcconnell's past, the chances of actual doing anything are slim to perhaps zero. i will have a few thoughts on the republican leadership on capitol hill next, in my commentary. stay with us. stay with us. we're coming right back

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lou: a few thoughts now as the republican leadership and hapless, gutless, and clueless congress return to work after a month-long recess a recess from months of inactivity and abject failure. why would anyone, anyone at all, for even a moment believe that this congregation of soulless, political sellouts could even begin to do responsible grown-up work in the nation's interests? these artless, heartless louts are the ones who chose mitch mcconnell and paul ryan to lead them for crying out loud, with a little help from the chamber of commerce and the business roundtable of course. and you and i elected these louts who have let down the country in almost every conceivable manner. now they are what woe have to fund billions of dollars of

relief to victims of hurricane harvey. god knows these republicans are incapable of passing a budget a real budget, not even controlling all three branches of government enough for them. we'll have to cross our fingers, these geniuses by the name of ryan and mccarthy and mcconnell and the rest can actually raise the debt ceiling, avoid a government shutdown, repeal obamacare, and as unlikely as that is. fix health care? perhaps. pass tax reform? for sure. and pass responsible immigration law and border security. who do these fools think they're kidding? do they look at the polls? they are a congregation of no-nothings and would no even less if they didn't believe everything that corporate america's lobbyists feed them every single day. perhaps we should not worry too much though. the house is in session only 12 days this month. the senate, 17.

congress has yet to accomplish anything this year. republican leaders have spent more time fighting and insulting the people's president than anything that they could even imagine doing in the national interests and for the american people. during the august recess, speaker ryan actually repeatedly attacked president trump, begging the president not to end daca, attacking the president's entirely appropriate and correct pardon of sheriff arpaio, and also, claiming that the president messed up in his charlottesville response. by god, they're fools! even though even the left ultimately joined president trump acknowledging he is on the right side of history in his statements following charlottesville, acknowledging the evil of the leftist forces of antifa, as well as evil of white supremacists. as for senator mcconnell, he blamed the president's excessive

expectations for the majority leader's failures in the senate. and he publicly questioned whether the president can salvage his presidency. don't worry, majority leader, the president is salvaging not only his presidency, but the country you refuse to serve. no wonder the latest "fox news poll" shows voters have a favorable opinion of trump, far better opinion than they have of ryan and mcconnell. that same poll shows the president's approval rating nearly three times higher than that of congress. yet ryan and mcconnell preen and pretend to be smart enough to comprehend more than the president. they don't even comprehend that their subversion of president trump hurts them, and their colleagues far more than the president, who seems to strengthen by the day. even dems like schumer and pelosi, you may have noticed, have toned down what has been

toxic rhetoric. they semennerred in comparison now to ryan, mcconnell and the pack of mediocrities who support and follow them. our quotation of the evening, this one from that pole -- napoleon, when small men attempt great enterprises they always end to reduce them to the level of their mead okay -- mediocrit. isn't it the truth. we're coming right back. president trump keeps his promise and ends daca. >> this makes us safer and more secure. it will further economically the lives of millions who are link. lou: we take up the president's america first policies with charlie hurt. these daredevils have a brand new way to beat the heat in the utah desert. we'll show you the perfect end of summer video here next. we're coming right back with it's easy to think that all

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lives up to a campaign promise, delivers, and at the same time maneuvers congress into a position where they are going to have to fly true flags and expose themselves to the american people on border security. charlie: listening to members of congress on both sides of the aisle come out and talk about how important it is to do something to help these people. and you are sitting there look at them like wait a second, the reason barack obama didn't do this for five years is because he didn't have the authority to do it. only congress had the authority to do it and they don't do it. democrats who are demagoguing this thing to death. they had complete control of both chambers of congress and the white house when barack obama got elected and they didn't lift a finger to help

these people. now they are accusing donald trump of doing something that's going to tear families apart. it's. >> the example of congress completely failing the lowest, simplest bar of accomplishing anything positive for this country. lou: and to watch the president with ryan and mcconnell on either side of him. the two most of uncomfortable people i think in congressional leadership sitting in a white house. the president simply has them outmatched in any fashion by any metric, and they seem to be beginning to understand that. charlie: do you think donald trump enjoys making people -- his adversaries uncomfortable anding beside him in front of the cameras? i think that's something he has have much perfected. people talk about -- i don't

think people give donald trump credit for just now sophisticated he is about doing that. he's great at playing. making his enemies go berserk. he just rolls with it. lou: paul ryan, the speaker of the house begged the president not to end daca which is unconstitutional by court review, the highest court in the land. and asked him not to end it and instead of insisting as the leader of the house our representatives pass law. that is what a fraud paul ryan is as a leader of any kind in the house of representatives. i think it tells you for certain that paul ryan was looking around at congress, and he -- he knows better than anybody that this will be a real hard task.

even though it's so simple. you could get 535 people out of the phone book and put them together and they would take care of this in 10 minute. but up on capitol hill, it's not just the court that said this was unconstitutional. barack obama told us this was unconstitutional for a good five years before he decided to just go ahead and do it even though it was unconstitutional. lou: what do you make of the former president coming out for the first time in my memory, a president taking on a sitting president on an issue this important. charlie: to listen to that guy talk about how cruel this is because the government has the names and information of these people, based on the false promises analyze of obama and

democrat that somehow it would work out, of course it wasn't going to work out. anybody with a law degree knows it's not going to work out. he lied to these people, he tricked them into giving all their information. now that we have a lawful person to restore constitutional lawfulness and he's going to accuse donald trump of being cruel? who conned them into giving their information in the first place? he is. despite the rosie promises we got from barack obama in 2008, he was a terrible president. lou: and his cruelty was league unengaged the north koreans and appeasing them to the point. $150 billion to iran. and by the way, russia taking

crimea without consequence. and meddling in a presidential election. charlie hurt, always great to have you with us. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is, is there any reason at all to trust ryan and mcconnell to deliver anything in any way for this nation and the american people? cast your vote @loudobbs.com. we appreciate hearing from you. please roll the video. a twist on a slip and a slide. this extreme athlete adding flair to his base jump in the utah desert. he then soars through the air. wow! a few flips in the air and then he pulls his parachute because

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lou: the house intelligence committee issues subpoenaed for information and documents from christopher steel. he was work for fusion gps when he put out the discredited dossier on donald trump. the committee wants to note relationship between the fbi and steel, how much he was paid. if he was paid by the fbi and to what extent that dossier was relied upon to obtain fisa warrants and instigate the russia investigation. the chairman of the house

judiciary is adding his voice to the chorus calling for a second special counsel to investigate democrats. congressman bob goodlatt says he wants the truth about hillary clinton's emails and comey's investigation. x learned last week comey drafted an exoneration months before hillary clinton and key people were interviewed by the fbi. for more, we are joined by chris farrell, director investigations for research at judicial watch. what do you make of the issuance of subpoenas by the judiciary committee. >> i'm always leery of these committees and their

investigations. normally it's a lot of hot air and sound bites. but points to a larger question which is mueller -- excuse me, comey needed to be asked under oath what he was doing with steel and how much money they paid him to begin with. i think the heart of the question, i wish a law enforcement agency or department of justice were the ones doing the drilling down. the committees don't have the depth or the strength to really carry through on these very, very important issues. lou: the committees seem to be moving forward with design and purpose and greater seriousness in acknowledging what you said, i think it's absolutely the truth. these committees are too often

frothy and if you will, catch themselves up in the moment of the political opportunity rather than going after the truth and creating accountability for these people. but these are two different circumstances for both house judiciary as well as the that judiciary. so it will be interesting to see. what is really getting interesting are these calls now for a special counsel to go after whether it be for mueller himself or whether it be to investigate the relationship amongst fusion, the democrats, even senator mccain who at one point is alleged to have turned over that dossier for what purpose and what motivation we don't yet know. it's getting really very serious. >> it's very murky.

the dnc server crowd strike approved or signed off on, the fact that the fbi took that as being evidentiary or a law enforcement act is nonsense. and how they got away with telling the fbi drop dead instead of the fbi or u.s. marshals seizing that server is beyond me. but that's part of the same mentality that had comey writing a get out of jail free card for hillary back in late april. lou: and an fbi that to this day says it's incumbent on someone seeking truth to provide assurance and empirical evidence that there is a public interest in a case surrounding, say, a former secretary of state, her email server, and what she did

with it and 33,000 names and a dozen devices she destroyed. this an extraordinary moment in history, and this cannot stand, do you believe? >> there is a great video clip of the congressman doing a number on mr. comey, disaassembling the phoney arguments he used to rationalize or justify hillary clinton's conduct. she is a national security criminal. she sent 22 top secret emails across that just law server. any other 2k3w0e6789 ployee would be taken out of the room in chains. she laughs about it and is getting ready to go on a book tour to make more fun of it. anybody with a clearance. anybody in law enforcement and the even til jones world looks at it and it makes their stomach on over.

the notion of equal justice under the law is destroyed by what comey did and he needs to answer for it. lou: one of the people, chris farrell, i believe will make sure that is the case that that is the outcome. >> the compassionate thing to do is end the lawlessness, enforce our laws. if congress chooses to make changes to those laws to do so by the process set forth by our founders in a way that advances the interests of the american people. lou: attorney general jeff sessions today as he announced the end of daca. we'll talk about the president's efforts to establish a lawful constitutional immigration system. mark simone and tammy bruce join mark simone and tammy bruce join me after the break.....

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joining me is mark simone and tammy bruce. let's turn first to i think chris farrell made a fascinating point. hillary clinton has still not been held accountable. it's clear from early evidence that she has not been held accountable because an fbi director exonerated her before the evidence was in. the facts were known, and clearly as the president puts it, the system is rigged. >> this is the frustration of the american people over the last several years. donald trump's election was people crying out for law and order. we weren't just talking about our own streets at home. we were talking about washington. we watched benghazi, lois,

lerner at the irs. and hillary clinton and her email server. loup * what's going on between a former british intelligence agent and gps fusion and the fbi? did the fbi pay him? who was paying whom and for what purpose? we are only now -- think about it, we are only now starting to hear the truth about who was meddling with whom during 2016 in the presidential election. >> the case for a special counsel on hillary, comey is very, very strong. this is the first time -- lou: sure as the dickens stronger than any possible allegation of collusion between trump figures and the russians.

mark: he wrote the letter exonerating her at the beginning of the investigation. they did the interview, the only interview in fbi history that didn't have a transcript. lou: all of her aides were given immunity. mark: and the evidence they gave destroyed. let's turn to hillary on a book tour explaining why she lost. don't we know why she lost? tammy: i think we do. she seems to be the on fern who is still clueless. i have a column at foxnews.com. she is charging people almost $2,400 to be told how she let them down in the first place. these things are selling out in some of the american -- so to

speak -- you won't even get an autographs book if you pay a paltry $150. who deserves your money, a twice failed politician multi millionaire or people in texas and florida with irma coming up. americans have a good choice to make. mark: the only one selling out right now is her. she could have written the greatest book in the world. tell the truth about the marriage and foundation. it would have bent most of riveting book in history. tammy: she is finally going to wisconsin. lou: here we are, president trump ends daca.

he's starting to look like he knows how to play a much deeper game than the democrats. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us and good night from new york. kennedy: kim jong-un keeps turning a deaf ear to the world's warnings. the trump administration puts an end to daca. will congress will able to couple with a better plan for the nearly 1 million children of illegal immigrants. and hillary clinton is trying to figure out why she lost the presidency. hop on, the freedom express is departing the station. the drums of war are growing deafening as the man baby is forcing the deadly