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weigh in on that. we talk about latest democrat growth plan. democrat new york governor cuomo, he now claims that trump white house is waging jihad on illegal immigrants. >> money, politics be we deliver the debate. i am elizabeth mac mcdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. let's get to your money, dow up 200. ending day at 25241. alphabet leading the wave of strong tech earnings, president trump addressing 4 thousand veterans in missouri, talking about a new iran deal, as new satellite images appear to show north korea is beginning to

dismantle a key nuclear test site. >> new images just today show that north korea has begun the process of dismantling a key mist site, we -- a key missile site, we appreciate that. we had a fantastic meeting with chairman kim. it seems to be going well. liz: we welcome retired four-star general, fox business contributor general jack keane. >> dismantling this particular site, and they have taken down a nuclear test site, this is a liquid fuel site. not the most advanced rocket capability, which is now solid fuel. they do test hearing and research. this was 3r07 promised to secrey pompeo a number of weeks ago on one of his visits, this is a

positive sign. but it is kind of a down payment. that is all it is. after all, what we're interested in is all their nuclear capability. i mean research sites, test sites. storage sites, fuel sites. where are they located. we want to verify they exist. and everything associated with ballistic missiles. that is the information we want, i really don't think we have that yet in its entirety. this is a step in the right direction. liz: it the president's strategy working of sanctions to get north korea to denuke. they say that north korea economy is shrinking at fastest rate in 20 years, china stock market is in correction mode. >> it is working. they had 3 u.n. resolutions that is historic in itself, putting military option on the table,

walking away from obama's policy, strategic patience. they have significant impact on kim jong-un. that is what brought him and his people to the summit. listen, the fact is that chinese are backdooring us now on the sanctions and so are the russians. i was hoping and assumes that president brought that up with his discussion with putin. as of friday last week, ambassador nikki haley called out the chinese and also the russians for not complying with the sanctions. the united states has got some concern, although the sanctions are having some impact with the we havwesqueeze on there are ec. there is an escape mechanism we want to shut down. liz: "wall street journal" calling white house idea of revoking clearances for former obama intelligence officials, the dumb idea of the week.

said it won't stop their criticism, here is what some officials have said about the president. >> when presidencies fit to go after -- sees fit to go after individual private citizens. >> mr. trump is not sophisticated enough, unfortunately to deal with the foreign leaders, in a manner that will protect u.s. interest. >> i think he is moralo unfit to be president. >> there is a bit of auto craft envy in tomorrows of at tied. >> he has taken a series of steps that had vladimir putin dictated them. what his mote vaik motivations k is a legitimate question. liz: your take on revoking clearances? >> first, those people are indicentitled to those opinions. i do have empathy for president

and his team, i have never seen this animus thrown at him from government officials from a previous obama administration, also runs around this town in washington d.c. are swirling allegations not only have they professed b opposition verbally but tried to undermine this administration before it took office. that would have to be proven, but certainly that is a major rumor here. all that said, i don't think. i think that if president makes a policy change on security clearances. how long you can have it after leaving a position and that rules. i would get that, but this to identify certain individuals, then you have gone from something that is a policy to something that is more personallable, and seems to be in retribution, i agree with "wall street journal," we should

take a pass on this. liz: "wall street journal" also noted that president's better fight to go after people unmasks individual's names and leaking their conversation to media. jim jordan said that president should fight. >> brennan leaked information to harry reid, rice goes on tv after benghazi and lies on 5 different networks about the cause ofs attack. clapper lied under oath, comey leaked information through a friend. and we know peter strzok is not telling the truth, he could not admit there was bias in his text-messages to lisa page. so the president is fighting back like he should. what we also know this past weekend, everything that we saw this this application confirms what we have been saying. >> no proof of collusion coming forward. >> no, not a sensitiva of a --f

evidence to that. most of those activities identified by congressman jordan are criminal activities, they deserve a theory on thorough investigation. liz: raising fears of further military escalation in the region. the president talking deal meet be with iran at his speech tod today. this after president all cap tweet, warning iran sunday of dire consequences. >> i withdrew the united states from the horrible, one-sided iran nuclear deal.

and iran is not the same country any more. that i can say. we'll see what happens. but we're ready to make a real deal. liz: general, your reaction? could we see a deal or regime change in iran? >> two things. yes, absolutely potential for new deal is real. in 90 days from when he pulled out of the deal in may, this sanctions are kicking in next month, then in 6 months, the remaining sanctions that include secondary sanctions that with country that are still doing, business with iran. they have to make a choice, iran or united states. but pressure on iran

economically is really going to mount. today before, these increased sanctions, they are struggling economically, the currenciy is in the tank. they overstretched themselves with military activities rockets and missiles in lebanon, and civil war in yemen. that is what is frustrating their population so much, they are not reaping benefits of nuclear deal that obama made and return of sanction money, as secretary pompeo just identified in his speech, there is 95 billion in a slush fund, that supreme leader is executing ui am assuming that money came from united states, removal of sanctions. liz: you know, sir, let me back up. if iran tries to blockade strait of hormuz, we have pipelines in saudi arabia and uae that could handle that supply. your reaction final question, to

the idea that conservatives are saying, who -- you knows president trump has been called treasonnist. then the conservatives say, wait, president obama, that white house gaves there ar $56 n who is responsible for killing hundreds of dip platt diplomatsd soldiers since revolution in 1979. >> this is is absurdity. the obama administration coddled iran for 8 years, as expense of all sunni arabs in the region, and expec expense of our natural interest. if iran tried to block the straights of hormuz, that is not going to happen. other thing, is that 19 sit zero

present. iran has been killing us. and no president has stood against him, they have proxies, blowing up two emcees, one -- embassies, one in iran and one in kuwait, and bombed barracks. they have been at this for years. and finally, finally we have a president that is willing to call them out on this push back against their maligned behavior. he working right now, it will become public knowledge, with our allies in the region to form a little bi political and mility alliance against iran, like nato ialliance against soviet union. liz: general jack keane thank you.

>> good talk you to you. liz: to your money, dow up nearly 200. google parent alpha bet with all-time high, at&t reportin reg after the bell. let's get to flie nicole on ther of the new york stock exchange. reporter: stocks finished mixed, driven by earnings, the dow and s&p higher, the nasdaq hit an all-time high but finished down. verizon and united technology leading the dow after quarterly numbers, then at&t after the bell, beat on earnings, a miss on revenue but did raise earnings per share outlook, and subscriber growth was impressive. the stock immediately following that report was down 2% it hit a 52-week low on the 23 of july, yesterday, we'll watch for

movement in tomorrow's action. >> google new all-time high after a great quarter. liz: thank you nicole, this story coming up, radioactive traces in california wine, the world health organization said don't worry, too low to be dangerous, we check in with dock siegel. >> an all american company making all american products, with american materials and workers. we got ceo ben clark, talking to us how he became successful. >> number two house democrat lower making -- hoyer making an economic pitch. -- what democrats are trying to do is coming up after the break, stay there.

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affordable. and stop government corruption. that worsens inequality. those are the core spend pehls -- principles of house democrats for the people, platform for 2018. liz: all that, now elipsed overshadowed by radical left, socialist policy like guarantee job, and income, nonstarters, neither produce growth, now 42 candidates on local ballot. with me now, andy posener, how can they take either plan to voters, what the economy is now booming, we could see 4% growth this friday with record-low jobless rates. >> i don't think they can. they are very desperate. if you heard miss oral --

alexandria ocasio-cortez, they misinterpreted, i don't think she didn't understand, she has a degree in economics, and warren does not. but they didn't understand the unemployment rate, have you 65% of americans according to gallup who believe this is a good time to find a quality job, 56% of americans in "wall street journal"-nbc poll saying that democrats are out touch, they are desperate, there are great quality working and middle class jobs out there, hundreds of thousands of jobs in manufacturing, construction, and transportation. we have not seen jobs like this in a decade. liz: about 6.6 million jobs out there that need workers, to your point, it was that hard left was mcgovern and mondale, now

socialist touting economic policies that have collapsed economies in the world. >> i think in particular on heals of the obama administration. it is a clear break, much like with jimmy carter, and president reagan, a clear break in economic policy, day after day with better news, and more jobs, and increasing wages, i think that american people realize which system is better, capitalism is so much better. so much more effect of than socialism, socialism has failed everywhere it has been tried, capitalism is always a success. these people are expressing platitude that sound good on a stage to liberal left wing audience. >> growth just makes a lot of those ideas irrelevant. to tax exodus, moving to texas and florida, two lowest tax states, biggest population gains last year, states with highest

state and local taxes, that is new york, connecticut, new jersey, in rates of 12%, these are all blue straights. and andy, the big thing that is happening right now, there is a trend by certain states to claw back tax breaks if you move, say you move your business out of illinois, illinois says, maybe we should take back the tax breaks we gave to those companies, that is -- when they do that, understand that is whet mimicking and they copy it, are you a afraid of that trend. >> i live in tennessee, a zero income tax state, i live in franklin, tennessee, the 8th growest fastest on city last year, the traffic is terrible. really values are -- real estate

values are up because people are flocking because of the growth potential and lack of taxes, these states are going to have to lower their taxes. liz: andre come back soon. >> thank you, liz. liz: check your kitchen cabinet. pepperidge pharma, announcing a moltarvoluntary recall as a meaf goldfish crackers, no one has gotten sick. it could be contaminated with salmonella. we bring in doc seeing ol seein. >> hyperbole continues. cuomo says that president trump is leading a jihad. stay there. >> they are on a jihad to deport

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>> this administration is on a crusade against people they do not consider original americans, what they have done at border is an example and puerto rico. they are on a jihad to deport as many people as they can who they believe are not in the united states legally. liz: governor cuomo misstating debate against. this is not about deporting legal immigrants, he did say at back-end about illegal immigrants, governor cuomo pardoning illegal immigrant felons facing deport paying for past crimes, and claiming that trump white house is waging gee jihad.

>> serial ex criminal immigrants, they have now faced deportation, governor pardoning them. bringing in rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany. they call deporting criminal illegals, a jihad, what is going on. >> this is literally insane. immigration nationality act are laws passed by congress, they have been on the books for decade, this is a crime to pass the bordering illegally, now that the president is enforcing the lay law it is a jihad. cuomo could not be more off base. trying to sound more far left than his opposition. liz: democrat at highest level of government, including barack obama, hillary clinton and

charles schumer they proclaim a need for border enforcement. but they take issue now when president says this. >> because we have in of the worst dangerous dealers, terrorists, and criminals and ms-13 gang members, we're either throwing them the hell in jail or out of the country, i.c.e. goes up there they walk in like it another day in the office. liz: hum an sex trafficking is off the charts with the border, i don't know, voters did not like democrats policy in 2010, 2014, and 2016, are they going for all this, what cuomo is doing? >> no and the left has doubled down, they are doubling down on failed policies that lost them the elections, they are doubling down, you are right. i.c.e. does great work, seizing

fen knolfentanyl at our border, arresting ms-13 gang members, and to derive law enforcement this way that gove governor cuod is uncalled for. liz: pepperidge farm, has a volunteer recall of four varieties of goldfish crackers, saying it might be contaminated with salmonella. >> but first president trump out touting fair trade ahead of talks with the european commission tomorrow, our next guest said that the president right about the fair trade. he is joining i nex us next, sty there.

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liz: president trump talking tough today about his fair trade policy, ahead of trade talks with european commission tomorrow. tweeting out, tariffs are greatest. -- negotiates a fair deal or it gets hit with tariffs, it is as simple as, that we're the piggy bank being robbed, all will be great. and a package emergency aid for

u.s. farmers. liz peek on this, what your take? >> the president knows that tariffs are not great, they are a tax. but they are great for him right now because he is pursuing an aggressive push back against everyone who has a trade surplus with u.s. what is the ultimate ambition, to strike back at china. trump administration would like to reform wto. only by getting everyone onboard will they be able to force china to reforms with the wto that could make the organization useful, that is what lighthizer is working on, my view, it time to fix nafta. i think there is a chance for some regular o resolution with r negotiation with nafta, we have a newly elected president

obrador in mexico. it is time. liz: he needs to win. >> i think he will talk about is again help with the wto, help with china aggression. and ei u -- eu has indicated in past they will work. last resort he will slap tariffs on imported cars, no one wants to see that. very complicated. >> what is the win for the president. >> win would be the eu rolling back some tariffs they put on in retaliatory fashion. i think this guy comes to u.s. determined not to be talked down from, that we'll see.

liz: well, liz peek can you come back to talk more about this you have a brilliant way of breaking it down. >> we'll see it, complicated but it needs to happen. liz: you think it is right for president to reset the table. >> china has an by big problem, we need to keep fixated on that. liz: maybe we should sanction companies. >> we needs big american corporation who facilitiated this to come onboard, that would be also a big win. liz: great to see. come back soon. we have a made in america guy, zach model, he runs atlas tool works, he said that trump tariff fight is for itself his company, have you a hundred-year-old family business, you say this works for you. >> right, i think that tariffs

are one piece of an important tool of fighting back, we have watched china they protect their producers in 24 years, they have engaged in a trade war with us, and other trade partners with china, this is time to fight back. liz: what does your company back. >> precision component producers, we feed to supply chain, we watch global supply chains leave this country, tariffs are one tool in bringing the global supply chains back, there are all sorts of other things, about incentivizing doing business in united states again. liz: have you seen your business improve? profits go up since president started this fight about fair trade. >> we have seen demand come back, that is what is going to keep happening, then opponents

are tariffs, say that great for your business but what about american consumer. we have seen country china, japan, south korea, germany, they recall have tariff is. they have due currency manipulation. their middle class or consumers are not getting hurt. i would love to see it here in u.s., i think that tariffs are important. liz: take on the fight, a lot of economists and people on wall street warn a u.s. tariff fight would raise consumer prices here, you see a bigger view, do you agree with the rieux that tariffs are a sales tax. >> i think it is getting wage growth and income growth in middle class and good jobs. we have seen since china came into the wto . we have watch z those jobs leave and manufacture base get hal

owed out, and equity distribution of the country, richer and everyone else stagnated. i think that tariffs and this is about bringing it back to u.s., price to be paid is small for the gains to be had. >> a rebuilding of manufacturing base in u.s., zach mottle, thank you for coming up. >> great to be here. liz: radioactive traces in wine from california? what? world health organization says -- hiel hold on they are levelse too low to be dangerous, we bring in dock siegel to see if he agrees. next up my guest did attend the president's made in america events. >> clark cookie cutter ceo ben clark will join me next, stay there.

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unbelievable, the power of the free world was there is was a lifetime event. liz: tell us about your business. >> my parents started business in 1989, my mom an artist, my dad's business guy, i came back to raise my kids there, we became on a quest, to become largest cookie-cutter manufacture in world, it used to be a chinese products. liz: 10 years ago, i think your business was dominated by china, what happened in. >> we worked hard, we have a great workforce here in america, wwe have a great work first at our plant, we figured you on to be price which of, tha price competitive, that took a lot of work, we beat china on a simple product. liz: how has this white house helped your business. >> what is going on right now with tariffs, this is a disruptive force, it has everyone a little bit nervous,

which i am excited about, we hope to see our potential customer say, maybe they should move from the chinese supervisor player -- supplier on american supplier. liz: why is it important to buy american-made. >> when you buy a chinese-made products, the people who make it are not buying other american-made products, you buy the american-made products they are going out and buying more that keeps the economy turning. liz: for or against the president's fair trade fight. >> i am a little bit nervous about it, but for it. liz: why? >> for every action there is an opposite react with steel tariffs we buy american steel, we'll see your steel price go up a little bit, but big picture other country have been dumping steel for years? you saying, we'll take a hit if it helps job in u.s. >> absolutely. liz: really. >> yeah.

>> i don't think it will hit the bomb linbottom line that hard, p side if we could get tariffs on cookie cutters. liz: does anyone in your family, workers are they on the same page with you. >> they are all over the place, not everyone fully understands it. but, we ale know that more of or manufacturing will move to china in my time life time, and a lets of products on bubble that could be manufacturers here if they got a bit of a break, if we can do it with cookie cutters why not clothing and electronics. liz: ben clark, an clark cookie cutsers thank you. >> thank you, liz. liz: we have health scare stories for you, radioactive traces. from the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan found its way to california wine, world health organization said don't panic, the levels are too low to be

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liz: welcome back, radioactive wine. a team of french nuclear physicist tested 18 bottles of california wine made in 2009 andon ward, wines produced after japan's fukushima disaster had increase levels of man-made radioactive particle, is it scary? >> no. first of all, neat thes note the french nuclear physicist, drinking their french wine saying that california wine, cabernet sauvignon all that

stuff -- on a serious note, they don't foray radioactive chemical that comes from radioactivitity associated with cancer found in all wines, that's found more. liz: wait, that is in all wines? >> all wines have a tiny bit of radioactivity to them, they are grown in earth. but they found after 2011, that is when fukushima was, that disaster, they found that there was more of the isotope than before. in wines made after 2011, but that amount is so small, that same nuclear physicist concluded iit -- would not affect human health, that is the headline. liz: okay. >> not enough radioactivey in the wine that got a tiny bit across ocean. >> are not worried.

>> not at all. but i like french wine too. liz: okay. we're talking cookies, wine and cracker. pepepperidge farm goldfish, precautionary. they fear salmonella, how can that be in a baked cracker. >> we talked about it yesterday, because of the whey protein, you get who you curdle film. -- milk, that whey is in ritz crackers and goldfish crackers, 4 different varieties 18 sizes, all have that whey in them, that has been contaminated with salmonella, why? because that milk comes from cows, cues have a lot of salmonella. they are not being -- not being

gotten rid of enough, too much of bacteria, it becoming an epidemic. liz: what is going on. >> it all over the place. liz: checking in on camp old cal soup, parent company of pepperidge farm down about a half percent. no one has gotten sick. what is going on with that salmonella outbreak? >> it can take to a week before you get sick. liz: we hear about salmonella outbreaks now. >> you get fever, and abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have a underlying illness, like hiv or a compromise or cancer. liz: what is going on. >> you could be in the hospital. liz: what is going on in manufacturing process. about because of food handlers, they may be touch a cow or product, it also gets into stool, it is food handlers bringing it in, they are having trouble policing it.

they could radiate the food, but they would not know when to do that and it is expensive, and food handlers being exposed on radiation. liz: can we -- microwave goldfish. >> you don't need to. the solution is to raise the cows in cleaner environments. liz: i'll brin drink to that. >> with minimal radiation. liz: doc siegel great, president trump arriving at joints base an understan--at the ways house, al shot, more after the break. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations

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looking at a live shot of the president arriving at joint base andrews in maryland. he's in route back to the white house after speaking at the veterans of foreign wars with the u.s. was a national convention in kansas city missouri earlier today. this ahead of a planned meeting tomorrow with the european union commission chief. fair trade is on the table there. it is a busy week with earnings season in full swing. facebook stock hitting record high. it's up more than 20% after the last earnings report. it jumped today as well. we could see new highs after the earnings report. amazon will release its second order profit on thursday. were staying on that story for you. we have a third of the s&p 500 reporting. earnings growth of 21%.

google has had to straight years of growth. we have a sweet spot in the market. thanks for watching. making money is up next. >> you're in a sweet spot with this economy. good evening i'm charles payne. it was another great session on wall street where a rally has been massed by all the doom and gloom predictions. wait until you see how much the major indices are up from the 2018 low. by the way, we are the actual be for the second half of the year. we will see about the push to abolish ice. they're throwing down the gauntlet thing we've been losing tariffs for decades. watch. >> we cannot be a safe country if we are not a prosperous country. we have to think of ourselves. you have to see these deals i'm working on. there disaster.