melissa: and come up with a solution. david: well there's a reason they haven't through at least a dozen years and that's because it's a very hard problem to fix. what do you do? melissa: the whole immigration system. the whole immigration system. all right that does it for us. david: evening edit starts right now. liz: president trump signing an executive order this afternoon stopping the separation of families at the border saying anybody with a heart would feel strongly about it so tomorrow the vote to fix the entire border mess we've got that debate and the controversy coming up and you will not believe who is fighting over hillary clinton's e-mails it's james comey versus hillary we've got the sound and the fight. plus, we are waiting president trump's arrival in duluth, minnesota, he will be attending a rally in a solid blue collar democrat district that trump won in 2016 it is a district hit

hard by factory closures, now embracing his economic agenda fox business will be all over it money, politics we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines i'm elizabeth macdonald the evening edit starts right now. first your money we had some mixed action in stocks, stocks ending mostly higher depending on the indices trade tensions easing. the dow did end the day down 42 points at 24, 657 the nasdac though posted another record close facebook and netflix also closed at all times highs more in just a moment but first this. president trump heading to a rally in duluth, minnesota tonight a state the president narrowly lost to hillary clinton in 2016 with more on this fox business' connell mcshane is live in duluth, at the very latest a lot of excitement there

connell: well absolutely liz and good to see you this evening as the president heads out here obviously immigration has been the big topic of the day with the immigration executive order dealing with separation of the families at the border as you referenced being signed earlier in the afternoon but when he comes to minnesota the focus may very well shift to trade. he has two events before coming to a rally at the local hockey arena the president will be attending a business round table and it's there he's likely to hear from some supporters of his trade policy. people at the local businesses here remember duluth is an important city not far from the canadian border that like the steel and aluminum tariffs. take a listen. this is putting us back on the level playing field and really a benefit. we've seen an increase in our volume and seen a lot of our workers called back not only in the iron mines but the steel making facilities that are along the great lakes system through here. connell: at the same time, minnesota as you know is a

diverse state has gone blue and the presidential elections about as far back as anybody can remember even though the president's popular in this particular area, so that point, liz i was speaking to a local candidate for the u.s. senate there a few minutes ago live on the fox business network and while there are supporters of the president's tariff position like the woman you just heard from there are also farmers in other parts of the state who have their concerns, so two stops for the president first is the round table and then here, where no doubt he'll be running into some of his biggest and most vocal supporters at a campaign-style rally for now back to you. liz: you may lose your eardrums tonight connell but we'll be on that story thank you so much for being on the ground there, connell mcshane good to see you stay tuned here on the fox business network for live special coverage of president trump's rally in minnesota starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, on lou dobbs tonight followed by kennedy at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. president trump missed winning minnesota by just 45,000 votes in 2016 and he did visit the state just once during the campaign.

now the last republican presidential candidate to win minnesota look at this, richard nixon nearly half a century ago, sweeping the state on his way to one of the largest landslides in u.s. history. now president trump heading back to minnesota republicans endorsed pro-trump jeff johnson over former gop governor tim pol enti, who called then candidate trump "unsound, uninformed unhinged and unfit." let's bring in former republican congressman fox news contributor jason chaffetz. good to see you sir. >> well thank you glad to be here. liz: the blue collar guys coming out in force for this rally you think the tariffs on foreign steel could play as well and the trump agenda is that in play here? >> yeah, look president trump became president trump because he got blue collar democrats to vote for him. i mean, trump won 30 of the 50 states and you can't do that particularly he came close in minnesota but he won wisconsin and places that republicans really struggle in because he was going to be disruptive, he was going to do things

differently and because those people felt left out and let down by the democrats and their policies were not working. liz: you're looking at a live shot they're already starting to pour into the arena there. look at this gallop poll. president trump's approval rating tying his highest point in presidency now sticking at 45 % same level, jason, as obama, bill clinton and reagan at this same point in their presidency. >> that would be in the same spot the president, you go out into the heartland, it is so dramatically different than the beltway of washington d.c., where there's a lot of in fighting but they wanted a president with cut through the garbage and get some stuff donald stand up for america and so if you're up there on the border in duluth, and you see the president saying no, canada it's an equal playing field, those people are cheering and that's why he'll pack the stadium. liz: we listened to guests who say people on the ground in places like in countries like canada and great britain say they wish they had a president fighting for their economic agenda and well being rev every

day like president trump. the growing number of democrat candidates at least 20 now publicly say they will not back minority leader nancy pelosi for speaker of the house if the democrats win back control. wow does this mean it could be the end of pelosi's nearly 16- year grip at party leadership >> i hope she keeps running as long as possible but look at what the democrats are fighting for. raise your taxes, fight harder for illegal immigrants than just about anything else, they want higher taxes, what is their economic agenda? and if you want to give the gavel back to nancy pelosi, and empower chuck schumer, in the heartland that just does not help. liz: in the heartland, the democrats blue collar workers get it that the democrats were for border security, before they didn't do anything about it before they were against it but here is the thing we've got michael bloomberg the former mayor of new york city reportedly spending $80 million

on house races so the democrats win a net 23 to recapture the house. that's what's going on there but look at this jason another potential sign of a strong economy we have social security disability applications plunging to lows not seen in 16 years and food stamps basically enrollment at 2,000 and 10-year lows. >> key indicators in the number of people looking for jobs all of the people entering back into the workforce almost every economic indicator is moving in the right direction, coupled with the idea that the president is going to fight on trade to make sure that it's equal with other countries. that's a winning message. liz: let's move on to this, as president trump did sign an executive action to stop illegal immigrant families from being separated after crossing the border. let's watch. president trump: we're going to have strong, very strong borders , but we're going to keep the family together. i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. anybody with a heart would feel

very strongly about it. we don't like to see families separated. liz: and breaking news this just in u.s. justice department officials say the trump adminitration will ask a federal judge to let illegal immigrant families be held together breaking news for more than 20 days. so that's the breaking news as well. they will be held in administrative detention centers not those run by the justice department. speaker of the house paul ryan saying the house will vote tomorrow on two immigration bills. watch. >> this code goes back to 2008 and the law should not have our government choose between enforcing our borders and forcing our laws, securing our borders and keeping families together. that's a ridiculous choice. tomorrow, we're going to have a vote on legislation that makes sure that we can enforce our laws and keep families together and it's about custody. it's doj versus dhs, a lot of you cover this issue. we're saying just stick can dhs

and oh, by the way we'll finance facilities for families to make sure they could be taken care of by the way it solves daca in a very good solution for daca. liz: president trump, congressman, also saying that he will double down on zero tolerance for border security issues so he's still saying tough on the border but keeping the families together. what's your reaction to all of that? >> well look nobody wants to see kids separated from their families even those breaking the law there's a better smarter way to do that. the president is taking action the house will do something i don't know that the senate will. schumer has indicated he has no desire passing any piece of legislation and so it'll be interesting to see what the house does and can they get that over finish line, but it's a horrific problem but its been a problem for decades. this is not something that just pops up in the last two weeks. liz: you've seen it happen, you're a congressman. let's go through the facts quickly. according to customs and border data 2,342 children have been separated from adults including parents and guardians.

they're part of a now more than 11,000 children in hhs custody and look at this a whopping 32, 372 unaccompanied children apprehended from last october to the end of may, so the president is moving to stop separation of families, his own party members saying it's inhumane and immoral but to your point are the house democrats going to move forward on this legislation? >> go back and just digest that number for a second we're talking about tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors who are crossing the border and then we're having to take them into custody and make sure that they're cared for. there is 600,000 people who have applied for asylum. that's the backlog. this is a massive problem. democrats when they have the house and senate and the presidency, i was on the immigration subcommittee on judiciary. we tried to highlight this. democrats are nowhere on this issue. liz: why? >> i hate to be so cynical but i really do believe they like the issue that they don't actually want to solve the problem. i just haven't seen them come to

do that. liz: here is what's going on to your point. democrats have been bashing trump but were oblivious about immigration under president obama. remember when both president obama and hillary clinton said undocumented children should not come here. now obama and clinton never said separate parents from children but let's take a listen to what they said just a few years ago. >> a message absolutely is don't send your children un accompanied on trains or through a bunch of smugglers, we don't even know how many of these kids don't make it that may have gone into sex traffic king or killed because they fell off a train. they should be sent back as soon as it can be determined who responsible adult their families are because there are concerns about whether all of them can be sent back but i think all of them who can be should be re united with their families. liz: and hillary clinton was saying that as late as 2015 to send them back. >> look human traffickers, drug

traffickers they know that if they do this with kids that are 14, 12 years old that america was going to take some action that benefited the human traffic king and drug smugglers. this hipocracy on the democratic side is sickening but look, the republicans have the control of the house and senate and the presidency but let's also not kid ourselves. it's going to take eight or nine democrats in the senate to actually pass meaningful legislation, so the republicans don't have all the levers of power in order to actually solve some of the bigger broader problems like daca and asylum reform. liz: it won't happen before the mid-terms is that your point? >> i think the house will pass something but ultimately there's going to be no bill that passes with a veto level proof majority so the president will ultimately get to make the decision, but they should have been addressing this a long time ago and hopefully this is the impetus to actually push a meaningful bill forward. liz: good to see you congressman >> thanks for having me. liz: next let's check your money stocks finishing mostly higher

today. nicole petallides on the floor with the latest nicole. nicole: well stocks finish mixed the nasdac, the s&p and the russel all moved higher and the nasdac and the russel new highs. parent of the fox business network 21st century fox another record high as disney stepped in and sweetens its bid originally disney had it at 52.4, comcast came in with 65 billion in cash and well now disney moves in with 71.3 billion topping that comcast offer stock and cash, and also you have fox saying this is the superior proposal, and we watch tech stocks moving to new record highs, google, amazon, facebook, and netflix all at highs and by the way facebook moved its record and has instagram tv that might have helped it along as well back to you. liz: thank you so much nicole. now, this jurassic world, his name is chris pratt. he shared a message of faith and god's love telling millennials

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they pre-judge the outcome of the hillary clinton investigation before the investigation ended and these exact same fbi agents and attorneys pre-judged the outcome of the russia investigation before it even began. >> do you believe this tech shows political bias? >> i think as we found it clearly shows a bias state of mind. >> do you believe the political bias shown by this text had an affect on the initiation of the russia investigation? >> that's a matter we've got under review and are looking at right now. liz: fbi agent peter strzok whose text messages the ig, michael horowitz, just said show ed political bias that could have initiated the russia probe at the fbi, strzok was escorted from the fbi building last friday with pay. that is according to his attorney. joining me now house judiciary committee member he is arizona congressman andy biggs. good to see you, sir. >> good to be with you thanks.

liz: what's your take of what's going on with strzok? i guess he keeping his job for now. what's going on here? >> well i think they're trying to run through a normal process a little late but they are trying to go through the administrative process within the bureau, but it gets to the point why was he there so long when certainly the ig released this information a year ago and that's why he was removed from the mueller investigation team, so ones left wondering why did somebody whose bias and abusing the fbi's rules, why did he end up in the human relations department. liz: to your point, congressman, one of peter strzok's texts says he "has a sense of unfinished business that was unleashed by the clinton e-mail case" and then he said now i need to fix it and later in another text he called the russia probe an" investigation that could lead to impeachment" and that was before he texted that before he joined the mueller team. he was talking impeachment before he went on the mueller

team. what's your read on all of this? >> well, here is a guy that hates donald trump, wanted to prevent him from becoming president. we saw that in the initial investigation, and then he ended up on the russia investigation team leading that team as well, and so that's when he made those statements you said and then somehow, after that, he ended up on the mueller team. it shows to me that it gets back back back to what we're talking about that mueller investigation has been infested with unfair bias perhaps at a criminal level certainly at a corrupt level since the get go and the plug should be pulled it's time. liz: now this. look at this fight that has broken out right out between james comey and hillary clinton over her e-mails. okay, so here is what's going on after the ig report exposed the fact that james comey and others were using personal e-mail accounts to conduct government business, hillary clinton responded with a three-word tweet.

"but my e-mails, and comey firing back at clinton saying she's wrong." let's watch. >> even at this late date she doesn't understand what the investigation in her case was about. it was not about her use of a personal e-mail system. it was about communicating about classified topics on that system liz: congressman, is comey right >> well, he's right to a certain extent and hillary clinton has herself to blame. she was using the "i was too stupid to know what's on my computer" defense and the reality is she's loaded with classified information and she knew or should have known so that's a criminal offense that's what that investigation was all about to begin with. but comey is still at fault as well, because that's why we have to go through and investigate and see, did he have classified information on his computer and he certainly might. some have indicated that he might have had classified information. liz: it looks like peter strzok e-mail to his personal e-mail account, the search warrant for

i think it was anthony weiner's laptop or the investigator related to that, the investigation related to that and now ig michael horowitz confirming that james comey is too now under investigation. let's listen. >> are you investigating comey 's handling of his memos? >> we received a referral on that from the fbi. we are handling that referral and we will issue a report when the matters complete, consistent with the law and rules. liz: your reaction to that, congressman? >> yeah, well i've been saying for a long time this is the scandal of our lifetime and it just continues to drip drip drip and this is what happens when the people who are supposed to investigate need to be investigated themselves for failure, bare minimum of failure to follow the protocols but likely some criminal activity involved here so we have to get to the bottom of this. it is a sad day for the fbi and america quite frankly because it has shaken the very roots of this republican constitutional

reporter. liz: congressman thank you so much for coming on come back soon. the trump white house withdraw ing from the u.n. human rights council saying it lets in on the council notorious human rights abusers and anti-israel countries to keep going after israel. also tonight, protests growing after a new report that is shocking members of the republican party. illegal immigrant babies being held in facilities but now this, protesters, some of them, targeting i.c.e. agents, and their children. my next guest says this is going too far. wounded warrior double amputee staff sargent johnny jones will respond after the break. stay there. man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting,

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>> quit separating the kids and separating the children. mr. president, don't you have kids? don't you have kids, mr.

president? >> mr. president. liz: anger over the border controversy has been growing. an intern going so far as to yell "f you" at the president and this as a new report toddlers and babies some younger than five years old being held in"tender age facilities" after being separated from their families and the children are being sent to centers for example, in texas as well, but now a backlash growing, against the guys hired to carry out the law. actor peter fonda lashing out on twitter saying "we should hack this system get the addresses of the i.c.e. agents and surround their hopes in protest" we should find out what schools their children go to and surround the schools in protest. these agents are doing this because they want to do it. they like doing this. let's take all of this up with wounded warrior double amputee staff sergeant johnny jones. great to see you, i.c.e. agents being targeted your response to

that. >> good evening. my response so this is that it's absolutely disgusting. these are men and women who put their lives on the line every day to protect the millions of americans in this country and to protect the millions of those from south of the border trying to come across. what people don't understand is these i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents are the first attempt at compassion from this country to these people attempting cross the border intercept. the idea to paint these men and women as somehow being evil or trying or taking some kind of satisfaction in crushing people or whatever it may be is emotional and it's not founded in reason and quite honestly if you can't separate your raw emotion from reasonable discussion, you've disqualified yourself from this conversation. you need to sit at home and think about what you've donald let the adults have the room. liz: so you're saying there are good men and women at the border patrol and they're being painted with this broad brush that all of them are evil and that is wrong. is that your point?

>> they better be good men or women or we shouldn't have hired them to begin with so yes i give them the benefit of that doubt. every bit of evidence i've ever seen is that they are that they treat people with compassion, their own hands are tied sometimes with the types of regulations they have to treat people with. i've been with people who have turned over illegal immigrants who are crossing the property in texas to i.c.e. and border patrol agents. i've seen them treated with respect. the fact is this is a human issue but also a policy issue and to take your frustrations out at lawmakers on the men and women on the ground trying to enforce these policies and keep people safe in my opinion is immature and unreasonable. liz: sargent, occupy wall street going so far as to promote the murder of i.c.e. agents on their twitter account. they posted an infographic with instructions on how to do it. not sure why that's not being taken down, and also we have adding accelerant to the flames we've got the new yorker magazine fact checker falsely accusing an i.c.e. worker of

having a nazi tatoo. here is what happened. i.c.e. tweeted this picture of marine veteran justin gartner, accused him of having the iron cross tatoo being a nazi sympathizer but sargent the tatoo is actually a titan 2 symbol for his platoon when he served in afghanistan. your reaction to all of that? >> let me explain something to you. that tatoo is a memorial of men and women who have died doing something about things that they feel conviction about. not just tweeting. so for every person, every public figure to have attacked justin gartner, my friend, let me tell you, you have nothing and i mean nothing you can say because you've done nothing for this country in the line of what justin gartner has donald your words are shameful and your actions are disgusting and even ron pearlman, your apology was pathetic. i am personally offended by this i've seen ron pearlman attend a charity event and now i know years later that as all for show and all for self-gain because

when push comes to shove he acts absolutely with disgust, towards a good friend of mine who i promise you had no interest in being in the spotlight to begin with. that young man served his country honorably since the day he became an adult and joined the marine corps. he's given half his body for this country and for them to attack him with no evidence no facts nothing more than sarcasm is completely disgusting and you want to go after a double amputee come after me i've put myself out there. liz: so mr. gartner is an amputee as well? >> a double above the knee who probably suffered as bad or worse injuries with me. i recovered with him. he's an honorable man who keeps his mouth shut and nose down when he works hard every single day when he shouldn't have to for his country and protection and for anyone to go after him or those like him is disgusting, shameful, and completely without any type of character and i would love for you to come after me in the same way. you can check my tattoos out if you'd like to anyone who went

after justin, and i'll show you how they're not a nazi symbol. liz: sargent jones we love having you on thank you so much for your service and sacrifice for our country we really appreciate it. >> yes ma'am. liz: now to this story, jurassic world, christopher pratt telling millennials that this mtv crowd that a look at this a message of faith and hope in god's love works. he said this in his mtv movie awards this week we've got the sound, that's going viral, and the internet is all over that one but first the trump white house did say the u.s. will withdraw from the united nations human rights council saying notorious human rights abusers as members among a lot of other things, american islamic foreigner for democracy president is all fired up after this one he's taking it on after the break. stay right there. but while some push high commission investment products,

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anti-israel bias. well we ran the numbers look at this from 2006 to 2016 that human rights council look it condemned israel 68 times more than syria, north korea and iran look at that, combined. with me now for his reaction dr. jasser, president of the american islamic forum for democracy. your reaction to that fact and also this, the council, doctor, has 14 countries on it, ranked as not free by freedom house. they include afghanistan, china, cuba, congo, saudi arabia and venezuela, the majority of them roundly condemned by human rights watchers for abuses. your reaction to all of that? >> well, liz you know every year and every time human rights comes up in the u.n. we sort of chuckle and shake our head and look at these countries. finally now, we have a president we have a secretary of state and our ambassador hayley now whose withdrawn and said we will no longer provide cover for human rights abuses in this sham that

is the u.n. human rights council and by the way president bush, the bush administration pulled out when they changed the u.n. human rights commission to this council in 2006 and only until 2009 did obama put us back on because that administration liked to provide cover as they cozied up to regimes like iran and otherwise and i'll tell you the syrian american, if any syrian american thinks we've made any headway to chemical weapons use and other atrocities , genecides that have happened it is a joke the human rights council is a joke and i think it is about time we let them expose for what they really are which are a sham and a cover for regimes. liz: you know, doctor, nikki haley said countries quietly agree with accusations of anti- israel bias that they quietly agree with the u.s. but won't openly challenge the status quo. why is that? >> well i think it's because of the elephant in the room is the oic, the organization of islamic

cooperation those are 56 muslim majority countries and then you add to that china and russia, 70 % of the world lives under some type of a dictatorship with those two groups i talked to you about and at the end of the day, they're intimidated the west is intimidated except for america now by those regimes so ultimately that's why israel ends up becoming a focus. that's why the western governments including our border policy becomes a focus, because we are constantly on the defense and i think that time is finally coming to an end. we're going to be on the offense outside the u.n. process, in the way we interact with these governments throughout the world , and not at the table of the u.n. which gives an equal vote to all of these regimes who could care less about human rights. liz: doctor, even the u.n. itself look at this the irony is this. the u.n. says this about the congo on the u.n. web page that the country of congo engages in "serious violations such as arbitrary executions, rape, torture and cruel and in inhuman

and degrading treatment noted mostly by the army, police and intelligence service" so why is congo a member of the human rights council? >> again because somehow they have an equal vote at the u.n. they run for the position an and they're elected by others like venezuela, iran, libya, et cetera, that have elected them to be on there so the whole process needs reform as ambassador hayley laid out and she correctly said we'll have nothing to do with this until those reforms are put into place and we can no longer give cover to regimes that will use that human rights council as a mechanism to deflect and put us on the defense. liz: we love having you on come back soon great stuff there. >> thanks liz appreciate it. liz: this story coming up jurassic world, the star of that movie chris pratt sharing a message of faith and god's love to millennials during his mtv movie awards speech this is now so hot it is going viral all over internet. we're bringing in bishop leon benjamin to react to the sound

but first look at this, facebook shares topping $200 a share for the first time ever but look at this story too a couple of d.c. senators now really upset. why mark zuckerberg, he missed another deadline to answer their questions from the privacy and data mining hearing. remember that controversy? that panel will react after the break. stay right there. >> i want to make sure i get this accurate would probably be better to have my team follow-up >> you don't know? >> i'm not sure of the answer to that question. >> really? brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do.

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>> if you'd like i can have my team follow-up with you after this. i'm happy to have my team follow-up with you on more information if that would be helpful. senator i've not heard that. mr. chairman i'll have my team follow-up with you on what information we have. senator, i don't know. i do not know. we can follow-up. >> okay do that. >> i can certainly have my team get back to you on any specifics i don't know sitting here today. liz: well, facebook stock

closing at a record high, rising above $200 a share for the first time ever. shares up about 14% this year, facebook's market value about $585 billion, mark zuckerberg is a billionaire. you just saw the sound, he repeatedly told members of congress that he will get back to them about the data mining and privacy scandals at facebook look at at this facebook now missing a deadline to respond to questions from two top u.s. senators on the sharing of user's data with things like device makers. this is not the first time the social network has blown off addressing lawmaker's questions. let's bring in the political power panel fox news political analyst and democrat strategist great to see you guys, i mean, i guess zuckerberg has that nailed down. you know just blow off congress and not do anything. why is he blowing them off why is he not getting back to them? >> i think he's taking a page

out of the fbi handbook there where the fbi simply refuses to respond to the questions from congress and we've seen this with other folks, but certainly not really companies. that doesn't, that's not something that particularly happens often but you know what's particularly interesting to me when we talk about sharing information. i didn't know the companies like facebook was sharing location information. this is really dangerous and it makes me feel as they especially with some of the abuses we've seen people taking that information and tracking employees, et cetera, it made me feel like this was a play out of enemy of the state if you remember that old movie with will smith where there's clearly abuses going on and people should feel unsafe with their information being used. liz: people are feel feeling unsafe you've raised a great point and by the way facebook is zooming past $200 a share investors not reacting to this privacy scandal what's your take on this? >> well, i think gianno and i both agree this is not one of

those partisan issues where sometimes we lockdown washington d.c. this is bipartisan. unfortunately for me on the democratic side i'm concerned about what happened in the 2016 election when facebook essentially allowed the russians to penetrate the hearts and minds and the emotions of american citizens that could have had an impact on the election cycle so i think we need answers. i think the american people are depending upon lawmakers to get to the bottom of this and facebook just like everyone else who comes before a committee in washington d.c. has an obligation to not just show up but provide the necessary answers and i think that this is how we chart a pathway forward and hopefully this will set a new tone and precedent for future companies who maybe in this position. liz: moving on president trump will speak tonight in minnesota also about to hold a business round table at 6:00 eastern time trump narrowly losing minnesota to hillary clinton in the presidential race, soundly beating her in northeastern minnesota's eighth district. gianno, the president is trying

to get these districts flipped to the republican side, a solid blue collar workers in these districts your take on all of this? >> well solid blue collar workers have always hit the donald trump column when you see he was able to galvanize those voters very quickly in the 2016 election but i know for tonight there's a lot of folks focused on his conversation around immigration and what does it mean and signing the executive order going to be a temporary fix, while congress does its job for once or something he's looking to do the permanently fixed scenario that outraged a lot of people so i think that's what the conversation is largely centered around tonight and maybe the fbi possibly. liz: you know the house is taking up two immigration bills tomorrow, antwon. will democrats go for the bill? >> well i think the immigration like most of the issues that we face in this country should not be a partisan issue. unfortunately, the republican party and president trump has made this a red meat right wing issue to feed his base and as a

result, as he heads to minnesota this evening of course he's going to get back to donald trump as we know it. campaign-style donald trump throw out the red meat blame the democrats, blame obama, blame congress and he doesn't want to accept responsibility. liz: okay, thank you so much for coming in guys really appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: look at at at this story jurassic world, chris pratt shared a message to millennials and they may not have been ready for it a message of faith and hope in god's love during his mtv movie awards acceptance speech. we're bringing in new life harvest church's bishop leon benjamin whose going to react to the sound after the break. stay right there. >> ♪ ♪

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>> god is real. >> [applause] >> god loves you. learn to pray. >> [applause] >> it's easy and it's so good for your soul. people are going to tell you you're perfect just the way you are. you're not. >> [laughter] >> you're imperfect. >> there's a powerful force that designed you that way and if you're willing to accept that you will have grace, and grace is a gift and like the freedom that we enjoy in this country that grace was paid for with somebody else's blood. do not forget it. >> [applause] liz: jurassic world fallen kingdom actor chris pratt speaking right to mtv millennial s that speech now going viral on the internet. a powerful message about love, prayer and acceptance, but look at this, pew research found millennials are much more likely to reject religion and about a third of all millennials today claim to have no religion at all let's get right to new life harvest church bishop leon

benjamin sergio marccione, bishop great to see you. what was your reaction to all of this? >> well, god bless you liz good to be with you. you know, what an opportunity for chris to have to share i'd say the good news of hope, love, and faith to a generation that may or may not even be aware of that of what it's all about. what is the meaning of the love of god. i think it was a wonderful opportunity i'm so glad he took advantage of it with such an awesome platform he has and congratulations to all he's accomplished as well but our generation needs to know about this. they need to find ways to reach god and i'm excited about the fact that there are people who are still sensitive regardless of their station in life, professionalism or what they have, that they can still share the love of god. liz: you know atheists will say this is brainwashing that, you know, religious people are kind of mindless and ignorant about things. a number of studies though

bishop say religious people tend to be happier, have better health, stay married, live longer and commit less crimes. what would you say to the atheists out there? >> well i would say this. there are what is called exoteri c, meaning teachings or a speech that everyone generally understands and that is what the gospel is for, to reach out and to pull people in to the kingdom , but then there's esoter ic, inner teachings where god gives us his spirit to teach us and to the atheists, he is missing a wonderful world of spiritual, inner spirit life that will allow him to reach out and to share the good news of the gospel to others and atheists are i want to say stop being so alone don't exclude yourself. liz: but bishop didn't the physicists richard smalley once say how can you know what you can not see? in other words it's easy to know everything when you know nothing

when you consider in the animal kingdom they can see colors we don't see. arctic reindeer can see ultraviolet light that we don't see so we think we know everything, right? >> yeah, absolutely. our knowledge is limited so that's why faith or seekers of god, we get what is called faith faith allows us to see what is in the invisibility as opposed to what is visible, so our knowledge alone, our intellect alone is foolishness as far as the scripture says so we need the wisdom that comes from above liz: bishop leon we love having you on come back soon. >> god bless you, thanks for having me. liz: we're just moments away from the president speaking at a business round table in minnesota. we're going to have more after the break. stay with us. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and

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liz: keep it here on the fox business network for two hour coverage of the trump rally in minnesota. charles: i'm charles payne. president trump in duluth, minnesota, minutes away from hosting a round table discussion on protecting american workers. before the president left washington he did sign an executive order that will allow immigrant families to stay together after crossing the border. watch. president trump: we are signing an executive order i consider to be a very important executive order. it's about keeping families together, while at the same time being sure we have a powerful strong border, and