history as a woman. forbes projects kylie is on track to become a billionaire within the next year. she's going to surpass zuckerberg as the youngest self- made billionaire in history kylie turns 21 next month. melissa: wow there you go. all right evening edit starts now. >> i think it's very unfair to our country and very unfair to our taxpayers and i think that these countries have to step it up not over a 10-year period, they have to step it up immediately. this has gone on for decades by the way with many presidents but no other president run it like i do. liz: president trump under fire for telling nato allies really given it to them to increase defense spending. we're going to show you why trump is right and the other democrat's president who said the exact same thing. the u.s. embassy in london warning american tourists keep a low profile while president trump is in the city, we will

ask nigel with us tonight. we also have the democrats plan to block trump supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, also the democrats now pushing big government, big socialistic plans like medicare for all and jobs for all but here is the thing. the booming economy will make their ideas in relevant haven't, it could doom for them in the mid-terms. money, politics, we deliver the debate behind tomorrow's headlines thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening edit starts right now. so welcome to the show the dow first to your money, dropping more than 219 points ending the day at 24, 700, down about 1% and it did snap a four-day winning streak these markets under pressure as the u.s. unveiled new tariffs on a whole sloo of chinese goods we'll get to that story but first, trump tangling with nato

leaders in a start to the brussels summit. president trump: many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back, where they're delinquent as far as i'm concerned because the united states has had them, so if you go back 10 or 20 years you just add it all up it's massive amounts of money is owed. the united states has paid and stepped up like nobody. this has gone on for decades by the way. this has gone on for many presidents but no other president brought it up like i bring it up. we're protecting germany. we're protecting france. we're protecting all of these countries, and numerous countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia. you tell me if that's appropriate, because i think it's not and i think it's a very bad thing for nato and i don't think it should have happened. liz: the president referring to germany there let's get the record here. u.s. spent $650 billion, or 72% of nato's $900 billion budget. the nato secretary general today

agreeing with president trump that nato must pay more, saying to the president this morning that nato allies will add an additional $266 billion in extra defense spending from now until 2024. let's bring in european parliament member and look whose near nigel great to see you. >> thank you. liz: what do you think of the critics in the media blasting president trump for insulting nato allies, your reaction? >> just extraordinary. look it's very simple. nato is a club, a mutual corporation between countries where they will defend each other and there are big countries in it like america and very small countries in it. there are 29 members and only five members of the 29 are currently paying the 2% membership fee to this club. what effectively has been happening is european countries have been free loading off the american taxpayer.

i absolutely agree with president trump on this and i'm just disappointed that theresa may and we are paying 2% just about, but i'm disappointed that theresa may didn't speak up more strongly in favor of what he was saying. america is not walking away from its obligations. america is not about to turn his back on its traditional allies and friends. the point is the rest of europe are frankly just not playing the game. liz: yeah, the president is essentially saying the u.s. taxpayers is the one who should be insulted because the one about the free loading. russia and you said this, russia appears to be more of a threat today than since the colder war and nato members are degreed back in 2014 four years ago to hit that 2% goal. president obama also said the same thing what trump is saying today. let's take a listen. >> going forward every nato member state must step up and carry its share of the burden,

by showing the political will to invest in our collective defense and by developing the capabilities to serve as a source of international peace and security. liz: obama said that again in 2016 your reaction? >> obama was a career politician who said things, sometimes the right things, but never ever had the will to follow through. the very big difference with president trump is that he's a businessman, whose come into politics. he understands what transactions are. he understands what a handshake means. he gets what is a fair good deal , and europe if they go on pursuing this crazy idea of building their own european army , spending no more than 1% of their defense every year, they will lose american support and the left wing critics will say that america is with the freedom of europe but actually it's the political ambitions of brussels that are deliberately

driving these contributions down and this is the point that nobody seems to get or understand. the commission president, a few months ago when he said our european army only needs 1% per year so there is a political dynamic here with his anti- american that wants to get rid of america and european citizens need to wake up to what's going on. liz: you know to your point again let's recap the numbers. the u.s. share of nato spending is more than 72%, 650 billion out of $900 billion in nato spending. to your point, germany took in the migrants from overseas. there's big socialistic welfare spending on an early retirement scheme, free education, healthcare for all. that's on the backs of the u.s. taxpayer, right, nigel? >> yes, it is free loading. i make the point again because that's what it is. they're not prepared to pay the

2% but there is also the say this political agenda in brussels within the global european union and they would actually like in some ways to drive america away from europe, but once european citizens, once voters wake up to what's going on here, they will take a very different view. liz: nigel, i like your reaction to the president criticizing germany over its tiny defense spending at the nato summit relative to what the u.s. spends let's watch. president trump: germany is a rich country. they talk about they are going to increase it a tiny bit by 2030. well they could increase it immediately tomorrow and have no problem. i don't think it's fair to the united states, so we're going to have to do something because we're not going to put up with it. we can't put up with it and it's inappropriate. liz: is this effective because germany's economy is twice the size of russia but russia spends twice as much on defense. is what the president doing or

his comments rhetoric is it effective? >> look, germany is spending 1.2% of its gdp on defense. it is not playing the game even when it does engage in nato, it generally refuses to allow its troops to be used in frontline missions and yet, it seems to think that american support will be there forever. there are still today 60,000 american troops there, on german soil, defending their liberty and it's about time they woke up to the reality. look i'm british. i'm british but i do think nato 's important and i genuinely believe that on this, president trump is 100% right. liz: i like your analysis on how the media reacted to how the president handled the nato meeting today. let's listen. >> attacks on our nato allies, could he want to have it fall apart? >> frankly it's just infuriat ing to watch this

happen. you can't imagine any american president all the way back 75 years deciding to become the critic in chief of nato, and he's making our friends out to be our enemies and he's treating our enemies like putin as our friends. >> donald trump is the most vivd manifestation of the least attractive characteristics in the national character. liz: your thoughts here? >> yeah, i mean, these are the people who of course thought obama was some sort of second coming of the lord and none of them criticized obama when twice , he said nato members need to pay their fair share, because when obama said stuff, he didn't mean it. i want people to get real too is when trump says stuff he does and i genuinely think that there's now a huge section of mainstream media who are cover ing trump's presidency without any objective at all.

liz: you know, nigel, this is quite the 180 from president obama's 2009 apology tour. let's listen to this. watch. >> there have been times where america has shown aerogance and been dismissive. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods in our history. we've at times become disengaged and at times we've sought to dictate our terms. we have to acknowledge potentially we've made some mistakes. liz: what happens when a u.s. president apologizes for the u.s.? what happens when the u.s. appears weak? >> i tell you what. i tell you what president obama. go to omaha beach in normandy, all right? go to that cemetery and go to those 10,000 u.s. servicemen that died coming to help the british and the canadians free europe from tie t

yranny, and stop apologizing for everything that's happened in the past. the truth of it is when the uk and the usa have been together we've made the world a better and a freer place. liz: let's take this on president trump is coming to the uk this week, in the u.s. embassy in london to warn american tourists to keep a low profile. this as many in trump's camp have been harassed in public or even at their homes. do americans really need to take a low profile in london right now? >> well look let me promise you that however horrible the left may be in your country they are much worse here too. stories of trump administration officials and politicians being harassed in restaurants. believe you me i've had to live for the last four or five years in fear of going out in public and i would never do it without security with me. i've had my family attacked, my

house attacked. there is a very nasty left wing strain in this country and i'm sorry to say that the mayor of london is attracting them. the very idea that on friday of this week, when the u.s. president is in town, they're going to fly this ridiculous blimp as they call it , kite effectively, of donald trump dressed up as a baby. do you know, no other city in the western world would insult the u.s. president like this but i'm afraid we have to deal with some of these forces here in this country, so the advice from the embassy is probably quite wise. liz: you know, pierce morgan really went after the mayor on that over in england saying do you know what? you're at the height of hipocracy. you'd never allow that for president obama or for hillary clinton. can we get that sound bite so we can get nigel to react with pierce morgan and the mayor of london? let's watch.

>> did you personally approve this blimp, the president of the united states, in a topless to fly? did you personally approve it? >> no, but i support the decision. >> was it your responsibility? liz: so the point is he did green light it. he's allowing that blimp to fly over parliament. your reaction to the mayor here? >> okay, just consider this. can you imagine if when president obama came here in 2016 to interfere in our referendum to tell us that your best allie in the world would be at the back of the line if we dare to vote for the european union? can you imagine? liz: you mean for brexit? >> over brexit. liz: yes. >> can you imagine if i'd applied for one of those blimp balloons to fly over london with obama dressed up, do you think i'd got permission for it? well, hey, we all know the answer and i think the mayor

puts his personal dislike of donald trump above our national interest. you know, whether you like trump or not, and i personally do, i regard him as a friend, and at times i feel maybe i am his only supporter here in the uk, genuine supporter but whether you like him or not, to allow this little protest to go ahead on friday in our country, inside of parliament the mother in the western world shows that the mayor of london frankly is a child putting his own personal envy above our national interest liz: we're hearing regular british people like president trump. we love having you on, nigel. great analysis please come back soon. >> i certainly will. liz: let's get to your money the markets closing in the red today the dow down 219 points. this as china is threatening to hit back after the u.s. is proposing tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock

exchange with the very latest. nicole? nicole: down arrows today, got used to up arrows four days in a row gains but today the market sold off trade tensions worried wall street is down 219 points, first the dow down into negative territory for 2018 chevron, caterpillar, dow dupont were the losers. energy dropped 5% today and we saw chesapeake pass pioneer and baker hughs under pressure and comcast is expected to raise its offer as early as this week according to wall street journal sources after fox sweetened the bit of course disney is currently in the lead for the fox assets reaching that agreement. liz: great to see you nicole. a presidential tweet making a big drug company hold off just for now on hiking its planned drug prices. tonight, dr. marc siegel all is going to tell you it's about time and also alexandria cortez is now the winner of a district

she was not even running in. coming up we've got a guest that says the democrats new socialistic push for a government paid for jobs and everything like that it won't work. why? americas booming economy but first former republican vice presidential candidate sarah palin is saying a comedian dued her into what she's calling an interview and disguising himself as a u.s. war veteran in a wheelchair all for a cbs show time movie he's making. we're bringing in a hero double amputee wounded warrior retired staff sargent johnny jones all fired up about this one stay with us, after the break. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz.

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palin claims british comedian sasha cohen duped her into what she's calling an interview and she's saying that cohen was dressed up as an american war vet in a wheelchair and that he invited her to talk about american war veterans. she's now saying, "out of respect for what i was led to believe would be a thoughtful discussion with someone who served in uniform and sat through a long interview of hollywood disrespected sarcasm but finally had enough, literally, physically removed my mic and walked out. i join a long list of american public personalities who have fallen victim to the evil exploited sick humor of the british comedian enabled and sponsored by cbs showtime. " taking a look at the stock cbs ending the day in the green up 1 % let's bring in wounded warrior retired staff sargent joey jones. great to see you, sargent.

this is for sacha barron's new show on cbs showtime, coming up in a week or so. what's your reaction to what she did here? >> well listen, i think that sarah palin as a former governor she can take care of herself and quite honestly someone on her team must have dropped the ball with this interview request so with that being said, you know we have a stole an about of 201e medals, honors and basically the stories of the heros in this country and use them to benefit yourself in a tangible way so at this point if this interview is used on showtime, i think there's a case that any dollar made off of advertisement violates that act. i'm not one pursuing everyone at will or to get upset and be offended every time something happens that you don't like but i think there's a pretty stiff line in this country when it comes to men and women who have given nearly their lives for this country to basically to be mimicked in this way, and quite honestly it's just tasteless and

disgusting for me. liz: sargent, sacha cohen the question is it even relevant any more. he hasn't been on the radar screen since but what was your feeling when you saw that he dressed up as a war veteran to play basically prank sarah pale en? >> well for lack of a better term, he's an entertainer, you know her performs for us and hopefully to our enjoyment. i was in the movie lincoln with daniel day lewis and i saw the careful and meticulous process they went through to use war amputees as amputees in that film. their effort to get everything right, out of respect for us, was shown every single day on that big budget film and these are the most awarded in their profession and to have someone like him who calls himself entertainer, actor, whatever you want to call it to have complete disregard and disrespect for anything any of us have gone through listen i think at the end of the day, it'll prove in ratings people don't care for this and they don't like it if

they find out how this went down or even when they see it happen, you know, if this is the best showtime can do i guess hbo will enjoy a bump in ratings. liz: but it kind of feels lame and by the way sargent, i don't think our viewer knew that you were in the movie lincoln. what scene was that? >> so in 2012 the movie came out. there was a scene where daniel day lewis dressed as lincoln walked into a medical room, he brings his son to see war amputees because his son is thinking about joining the military and president lincoln goes in and sits down with about a half a dozen amputees and what people don't know about that movie is daniel day lewis specifically requested military amputees to play that role out of respect and actually i had a line in the movie it was completely improve out of respect for me and the friendship we have and it was completely [indiscernible] and to know that hollywood is

capable of that, yet these stories of what we hear it just shows you there's a stark contrast in this country between people who get it and people who don't. i don't even think kathy griffin would go this far and that says a lot about tone deaf entertain ers in this country. liz: sargent joey jones we love you thank you so much for your service to our country, you're a hero and come back soon sir. >> thank you for having me. liz: president trump calling out german chance or angela merkel saying that germany is passive to russia by buying russia's natural gas. why not u.s. natural gas? saying that basically germany is not paying its fair share in nato defense spending but picking up russia's gas. but first democrats are potentially working on a new plan to block president trump's nominee judge brett kavanaugh from being confirmed to the supreme court. you won't believe what is in the works we've got that story coming up. republican south carolina congressman is ralph norman here with us and fired up. he's going to react to the

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>> let's be clear about what this is about. it's about government taking on the decision about a woman and what she does with her body instead of giving that woman and her family and her god the power to make the decision for herself >> here is a memo to the park land students. if you care about common sense, gun violence protection, judge kavanaugh is your worst nightmare. >> if they get control of the one non-elected branch of the judiciary they could turn the clock back in america. decades. maybe centuries. that's been their goal. liz: now democrats working on a new plan to block president trump's nominee judge brett kavanaugh from being confirmed to the supreme court. the game plan, delays nomination vote until after the mid-terms

to protect red state senate democrats from losing their senate seat. that includes potentially demanding access to millions of files on kavanaugh's voting record as a judge, his time working on the ken starr probe of bill clinton and also his time in the bush white house. senate minority leader chuck schumer he has vowed to use everything he's got to block kavanaugh and chuck schumer is eying to become senate majority leader again let's take it up with republican south carolina congressman ralph norman great to see you. >> glad to be here. liz: this stall tactic is it going to work? >> well time will tell but you know the american people see firsthand how the left wing democrats have become unhinged on everything. look at the demonstrations and it's no surprise that they are going to do whatever they can on judge kavanaugh. anybody that listened to judge kavanaugh the night he was being nominated by president trump on

monday, he's a good man. he's a constitutionalist, which the american people voted for when they voted for president trump. he's got a right to have an up or down vote and they can do what they want and i guess they will, but it's not going to be successful. i think he'll be confirmed hopefully within the 66 days that has been the average for the appointees. liz: looks like they will try to block it though, sir. kavanaugh did say in 2006 when he became a federal judge that roe v. wade is binding that it's precedent. he basically is saying he will conform to that ruling. president trump tweeting moments ago, if the democrats want to win supreme court and other court picks, do not obstruct, do not resist but rather do it in the good old fashion way. win elections your reaction to that? >> it's exactly right. you don't request thousands of documents just to delay something, but they are posing this nominee because they hate president trump and it's pure and simple it shouldn't be this way and again, i think it'll

back fire on them and i think the american people are seeing it for what it is, which is a stalling tactic and they don't like anything this president does. take for example, the list that they had before the name of the person he was going to nominate even came out. he was xxx and they had their talking points of why they opposed him. it's sad and judge kavanaugh will have to run the gaunt let but at the end of the day i think he'll be successful and i think the american people will see the left democrat party for what it's doing which is unfortunate. liz: you know, will this move work to protect red state democrats by delaying confirmation until after the election? you know, kavanaugh is considered a mainstream conservative that a mitt romney or marco rubio would have nominated. >> exactly and i think if they got disagreements with some of his views, flesh that out during the process which they will have ample time to do, but to do this

for spite just because it's president trump's nominee is not right and they compare the no action on merit garland. what the media does not report is that was in the last six months of the obama administration. he had served seven and a half years in his last six months so he shouldn't have been confirmed because as you know a supreme court justice serves has got an indefinite term until they either resign or death, but it's sad, but the good part about it i think he will be confirmed. i think he'll be a great supreme court justice as judge gorsuch is and again the american people elected donald trump to do just what he's doing. liz: congressman ralph norman great to see you sir. >> my pleasure. liz: new york socialistic congressional candidate alexandria cortez now the winner of a district she was not even running in. coming up we've got a guest who says voters will not go for her big government spending program to do things like federal pay

for jobs. why? america's booming economy that's why but first president trump calling out german chancellor angela merkel saying germany is captive to russia by being europe's biggest buyer of russia 's natural gas, why not buy u.s. natural gas at the same time not paying fair share in nato defense spending bringing in the daily caller executive editor vince coglianese to react stay right there. >> this has gone on for decades and for many presidents but no other president brought it up like i bring it up. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit.

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east germany and knows what it's like to deal with the state. let's bring in the daily caller executive editor vince coglianese. your reaction to all of this, vince? >> well it sounds like the president of the united states is actually being kind of tough on russia specifically asking for germany to do the same to be tough on russia but you wouldn't think that if you listened to basically the rest of the american media responding today with their hair on fire that the president is instead weak on putin, weak on russia but that very conversation was about getting tougher on russia and he thinks all of the countries of nato but especially germany are not doing enough to do that and germany is linked to russia in an economic way and energy way as russia looks to gain more power to cut out countries like ukraine and poland, where right now their land area is where much of the energy trave through cut out by this pipeline that's being built directly from russia to germany and right now, their number one expor in terms of which country takes their energy is germany. germany has a lot to answer for

here and are the ones to be stronger on russia. liz: to your point the media not covering that many countries oppose russia's pipeline to germany. they're making like trump is attacking germany but look at the list of countries that oppose germany hooking up with russia and that pipeline, canada , ukraine, poland, the european commission doesn't like it, the uk doesn't like it, sweden, denmark, finland, denmark vetoed it because it crosses their territory. why is everyone acting like trump is the first to talk about this? >> because they're emotionally incompetent and because they refuse to acknowledge the context. even secretary of state john kerry, the former secretary of state attacked president trump today for that very conversation and guess what? john kerry opposes that pipeline , so this is all about sort of cross month poly tan liberal politics attacking trump reinforcing this notion that somehow trump is weak on russia when so far he's been stronger on russia than obama ever was, increased the amount of sanctions against that

government and now calling on germany and nato who by the way what is nato's mission to be a counterbalance to russia. he's asking these countries to pay more money to fulfill that mission to walk away from this and think trump is sucking up to putin is to ignore reality because it doesn't suit your politics. liz: vince coglianese we love having you on come back soon sir >> thank you. liz: let's get to sun valley, idaho where tech mogul moguls are gathering the heavy hitters in the summer camp for billionaires let's get to deirdre bolton with the latest. reporter: it's a pretty department ever term is it not, liz and that's exactly what's going on here, tech moguls, media moguls are here to listen to presentations by experts, one of the big ones this morning that i heard from ceo of cbs, les moonves that he said was great among other attendees was on cryptocurrency and he actually said having listened to the speakers he understands the topic a little bit better but you mentioned the summer camp for billionaires that's also a place where deals happen and

just some of the ones that have happened in the past, 1995 this is going back but it just shows you you had abc, capital cities merging with disney at that time since then you've had the so lid any indication of wal-mart buying jet.com, verizon buying yahoo, jeff bezos coming here one year deciding to buy the washington post, so a lot of deals happened, liz, between the hiking, the biking, the presentations. there's a lot going on on the sidelines. i want to mention two big open questions that are definitely part of the conversation this year and one is about our own company. who will get to 21st century fox entertainment assets. disney on one hand, comcast on the other. disney does seem to be in the lead with that $71 billion more recent bid which is cash and stock. comcast as we know made a bid all cash for $65 billion. one piece of news that we heard just this morning is that stock

was cleared by an independent board of sky to get the remaining piece of sky that it doesn't own. this is news worthy in its own right. sky is the largest pay tv channel in the uk, 23 million viewers across europe that has the english premier league. it has really a lot of programming that people in europe and the uk gravitate towards, but the other headline, the other takeaway from that is that fox essentially scooped comcast because comcast was also interested in buying sky and fox 's offer this morning which was to a 12% premium of comcast 's last offer has been accepted by sky's independent board of directors so we'll see where it goes from here but it seems as if chairman rupert murdoch had reason to have a little bit of extra spring in his step this morning, liz. one thing that is also just notoriously part of the culture of this event is how on lockdown

it truly is to outsider s the press included. going to show you some video here is me speaking with the ce ceo of spotify they were coming out of the morning session and i was asking him, oh, you don't have that video? okay well it was basically just chatting with the ceo of spotify just trying to find out what he found was the most interesting as far as topic and conversation s and i think the attendees are really almost very press shy for lack of a better term, even the mades in the cabin, liz have to sign nda's so that if they hear details they can't share them. back to you. liz: wow, great reporting i know you got your track shoes on running after these moguls. great reporting. >> thank you. liz: coming up a presidential tweet pushed a major drug company to hold off just for now on hiking its plan, it wanted to raise drug prices we're bringing on dr. marc siegel he's saying it's about time this is happening but first new york

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this is rendered irrelevant as the jobs market is roaring and a record number of americans voluntarily quitting their jobs because they can find another job that's even better. let's bring in turning point usa founder charlie kirk. charlie what's your reaction to all of this? >> well you know this is something you and i have talked about over the years and i'm trying to warn older americans. look there is a socialistic under current growing in this country starting on college campuses. the idea of social socialism is being grows tied in fact glamour ized to young people and at turning point usa but socialism is not about helping the poor. it's about hating the rich. it's about trying to destroy those that have accomplished to try to redistribute to those that believe they are victims even though socialism has never worked over the last 100 years despite 100 experiments, you see hundreds of civilizations ruined not to mention 100 million people that have lost their lives under this disastrous

ideology but the bottom point is this. we're seeing prosperity that ensues when you have low tax, low regulation, free enterprise values under this president and she's trying to create a different society around re distributed policies that will destroy the backbone of america. liz: to your point, charlie you make an excellent point. i don't think these socialistic candidates, bernie sanders and alexandria cortez know what it's even like to live under socialistic regimes because do you know what happens? it's at the point of a gun. the military takes over the economy. the military runs the economy and they jail people. but isn't this her policies are made irrelevant by the roaring jobs market right? >> without a doubt and you see the success of this president has been able to accomplish. it's remarkable. we have more jobs opened than people actually want to fill those jobs and she's trying to be the spokesperson for the next generation. she's in her 20s, i'm in my 20s, i would love the opportunity to debate her on these ideas. look now is the greatest time to be a young person in america. we have a booming economy, wages are going up, taxes are down. you can take risk and know that

it's probably going to pay off and even if it doesn't you can pull yourself up by the bootstraps and take another risk only in america is that possible and she has a much more pessamistic view of america. i'm not really sure what she's viewing. she almost sees, she has a sinister view of success. i think that's really important and so we need to get the message out for our generation. liz: and she's, the facts are wrong in her argument. charlie kirk great to see you sir we love having you on please come back there. >> thanks. liz: a presidential tweet making a big drug company hold off for now on hiking its drug prices and look whose here, dr. marc siegel. he's fired up he says do you know what? it is about time, more after the break. stay here.

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fox. here is what's going on. comcast just in creased its cash offer for the 61% of sky that fox does not own. fox originally offered basically a slug price at values of sky of rather the whole sky assets at $32 billion and the comcast deal would value the sky network at $34 billion. again, fox owns 39% of sky. this is for the remaining 61% of sky that fox doesn't own. we've got a bidding fight going on right now between comcast and fox for the remaining assets of sky. next up a presidential tweet making a major drug company pause in its tracks. drug company pfizer agreed just for now to temporarily postpone its scheduled drug price hikes. they could come still at the end of the year, they're postponing them for now here is the president saying just talked with the pfizer ceo and the hhs secretary on drug price

blueprint. pfizer is rolling back price hikes, american patients won't have to pay more. we applaud pfizer for this let's bring in dr. marc siegel on this story. what was your reaction when you heard this? >> well first i was glad to see a presidential tweet with all of the criticism of it, here it is has a major impact on a drug company whose is shaking his finger at saying look you're only supposed to raise prices at once per year under the new idea less than 10%. this was more than 40 drugs and liz if i tell you the names you'll say i know these. they've been around forever so pfizer can't say -- liz: like what drugs. >> research and development when it comes to xanax and a blood pressure drug they made their money a million times over on these drugs just trying to employee extend their profit margin and list prices aren't the real prices, yeah, except if you're the consumer, liz because the middleman sucks out the profit, the rebate. liz: that's a good point. >> but the consumer ends up

stuck with the co-pay going up. liz: you're talking about the express scripts middlethan guy? >> yeah. liz: here is the thing the president is getting hammered for using "fascist techniques" and hillary clinton and bernie sanders though wanted to do big government tactics to lower drug prices. is it right to go after the president saying do you know what? you should not be slapping around companies like this. >> no, it's not right because again, he's got an impact here. he wants to set a standard and in his released information in may he said here is what i'm going to do. i'm going to get more drug approvals. i want more generics approved. fda is working on the drug dashboard price transparencies and i want the rebate to go to the consumer, to the patient. so he has every right to shake his finger at the drug company. liz: we wish we had more time with you doc, you're fired up. let's talk some more, you're going to come up again in the show president trump heading to the uk tomorrow protesters now lining up in london, more after the break.

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