axed from a wedding. i was asked to relinquish my duties as brides maid. connell: they gave her a voucher, and waived cancelation fees. melissa: here is the "evening edit." >> must have strong borders. if we don't get border security after man many years of talk within the u.s., i would have no problem doing a shut down. it's time we had proper border security, we're the laughs stock of the world with the worst immigration laws in the world. liz: president trump praising italy tough border policy during a meeting with italian prime minister at white house today.

president getting a lot more in that eu trade deal than media is reporting, we break it down. president now says he open to meeting iran, any time way'. no precondition, maxine waters is pushing back on president trump over his threat to shut down the government if he does not get funding for the border wall. and to growing number of democrats pushing medicare for all, we debate, on how they have no plans on how to pay for it. i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. liz: dow closed down 144, ending day 25306. nasdaq posting biggest 3 day

loss, since march. fifa, amazon and netflix dropped. more on president's join news conference with the italian prime minister. let's bridge in edward lawrence live at white house with the details. reporter: we may see a new -- bromance forming, italian prime minister conte with very nice things to say about the president, immigration played a big role in talks today. italian facing a crises with refugees coming in. president trump said he is not afraid to shut down the government if he does not get more sesupport for border walls. >> there have been many years, and decades we've immigration

laws, we have border security, we have all sorts of things going on, that it disgraceful, we're doing a phon phenomenal j, we're setting records, we have laws that don't work. >> he talked about sanctuary cities and catch and release, president saying he would meet leader of iran with no strings. >> if fay' to meet -- if they want to meet, i'll meet, any time they want, it good for the country, good for them, good for us, good for the world. no preconditions. reporter: president saying that the sanctions will remain in place on russia. and president alluded to fact there may be progress on eu front, saying they will treat us better and we'll treat them better, liz. liz: thank you, edward, media claimed that president was one that blinked, a littl politico

headline reads. bloomberg reported that trump retreat victory for the eu, this sammediaone after trump for criticizing merkel's natural gas pipeline deal with russia, calling president trump undiplomatic and worse. let's listen. >> president trump goes on the attack against america's closest allies. >> president trump deploying what you could call, i know you are, but what i am strategy. >> president trump came here spoiling for a fa fight, it begn immediaterimmediately with a ti. >> this kind of diplomacy looks like hulk smash. >> not much reporting within weeks of what president did get. a handshake deal for europeans to buy more american natural

gas, also american soybeans, oil and gas, pharmaceutical products and manufactured goods, we found this out, president got the eu to agree to fight unfair trading practices including i- intellecl property theft. breaking news, president saying that he is willing to talk to the eu about the eu -- europe, building up to 11 ports in europe so that the u.s. can ship oil to parts of that continent. paying saying he will shut down government if democrats don't fund the u.s., mexico border wall. >bring in texas republican representative michael burgess.

let's talk about upcoming spending fight. >> thank you. liz: will we see fight of last year, president trump gave schumer and democrats the spending they wanted, will he get his border policies this year. >> let me say from positive side, how refreshing it is to have a president who said that border security is a priority, we have things to do at the legislative side, i am glad that the president is putting focus on this. liz: here is the thing, we're hearing on the show, that the republicans may purt in a measure in the spending bill, to cut off tomorrow funding for sanctuary cities, to get the democrats to button down, get border policies stronger, what is your take on that? is that a fight that is going to happen? >> clearly, there will be

negotiations from a variety of angles, but, i do think, and president campaigned on this issue, that the border security of the going to be a, he was going to make it a priority, he appears to be keeping that promise. liz: what will congress do, forgive me. >> i was just on border. liz: so what will congress do. >> this a critical need. liz: what will congress do, will they give him policies hements. >> you know, i can't tell wall happen, i think it is important to push this issue. here is the other benefit from the president's statements on this. maybe it will get legislative branch to do the appropriations bills in sequence like we're supposed to rather than a big bill, that puts everything at risk, maybe some of individual appropriation bills will go through and be voted on by

senate, last year house passed every single of 12 appropriation bills, and senate for thaty a one that left us with they terrible situation with the oc new bus, president said he om omnibus. send them down one by one. let president sign or not as is 34euz pleasure. liz: forme-- his pleasure. >> if they end up in october in a fight between democratic party, thatments to have open borders with anyone, and republican party that wants to broke americans and control immigration, i suspect democrats lose that fight. who is more radical? is it more radical to want to have a carl o -- is it more radical to want to have open borders, this could be very expensive for democrats if he

could make that clear enough. liz: democrats are saying abolish i.c.e., but when the republicans say, okay let's test that out, we'll have a resolution supportin supporting. many democrats just abstained from the vote. >> i hope people are paying attention to that, whether a democrat voted against supporting i.c.e. or abstaining from voting that day or just voted press everyone present, sn in opposition to securing our border of i go back to fact, i was down on the border there is a serious problem with the number of people coming across the border, every month, we have got 13 thousand unaccompanied minors every month, this is a

serious problem that must be faced. liz: congressman maxine waters now saying that president is a bully for his shut down threat. >> this president is a bully. he will try to intimidate all of us, he is note going to shut down -- he is not going to shut down anything, we're not going to be intimidated by his bluffing and bullying. liz: listen to this. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet, in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you push back on them, you tell them, they are not welcome any more anywhere. >> with this inspiration, i will go and take trump out tonight. >> unveil the criminal activity. the unconstitutional activity of

this president and his family. so i have dubbed them the criminal clan a long time ago. i will fight every day, until he is impeached. >> this is a bunch of scum bags, that is what they glr thos, are. >> those are strong words. >> their lives are about making money. >> so much for civility that people promised this election is about a lot of things, and people can make it as they choose to. but, let's be honest for first time in a long time, the country is generally at peace, prosperity seem tootio seems toe returned, these are things that need to be protected. liz: now president trump saying he would meet with iran president rouhani without

preconditions. >> the president has a history here, he has met with president of north korea and russia. president does have a history of sitting down and talking with people, that is what he does. in business, you can't very well negotiate with someone if you can't meet with them, president has followed this direction, i would say at-this-point, i would be willing to allow the president to take what he plans as a action there, remember precondition on the iranian deal before was, we got to deliver them a billion dollars on the airport, that did not work out so well for us. i you would one willing to see what the president could accomplish with that meeting. >> thank you congressman burgess. >> thank you. liz: all 3 major indices

finishes the day down. we get to nichol on floor of the knocknew york stock exchange. reporter: selling across the board. the tech stocks that are weighing i'll get to that, looking at winners and losers. everyone i speak with is concerned with apple's report tomorrow, facebook has been crushed. the index itself is at correction territory. buybacks, and currency swings, product sales and iphone sales and china numbers, that apple number after the bell important is important. liz: what is going on with cbs, the board met, they are selecting outside counsel to conduct an independent

investigation into th the sexual misconduct allegations against les moonves. >> and asking alexandria ocasio-cortez how she plans to pay for her programs, coming up, their answers will shock you, that is coming up next, stay with us. year, i am sorry about that.

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>> if we could work something out that is meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was, i would be willing. no preconditions, if they want to meet, i'll meet. liz: that score we brought you last week that president may offer to meet with iranian president, today president said that water preconditions --

without preconditions, a meeting with president of ir iran. less than a week before sanctions will be reimposed. and an all cap tweet of warning to the iranian president warning of major consequences if the u.s. is threatened. look at this, iranian currenty . fred barnes your take on the president's strategy. >> he las a powerful hand, he has told people who didn't do business with the iranians, that is fine, you can do business with them or us but not both, doing, with iran does not help much. most country because, there is not that much business there. i think trump is in a position to demand one thing, he may not get it, but it is, no nuclear weapons. for iran. they have been -- that was parts

of the deal with president obama after a certain number of years, after they were appeased and bribed. they could get nuclear weapons after what is it 10 or 15 years, trump will not let them do that. liz: iran is in an economic crisis. dozens arrests, and individuals killed. the president's timing of the tweet, he said, the u.s. is no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, compare to president obama giving $52 billion in funding to iran. and lack of support for the green movement, protests under obama administration obama administration. >> yep, look. it is a different world for the iranians dealing with trump after biel deal -- after dealing with president obama, trump will

ask a lot, there is nothing wrong with meeting. i expect he would be more difficult to deal with than with putin, the iranians can say no. but it will be very painful for them when they find out most of the rest of the world will not be dealing with them in any means full, way. liz: today president trump insisting that u.s. will not lift sanctions against russia despite requests from russia. >> sanctions on russia will remain. as is. as far that the pipeline, i would like to see it competing pipeline. we're already talking to the european building about building 9 to lear9 to learn ports -- 11, which they will pay for to ship our ong to parts of europe.

>> secretary of state pompeo confirming that sanction remain. he is keeping the sanctions which are tough. focused on putin a inner circle in place and also building out oil and gas deliveries to europe. >> strategy is that president trump has a strong hand. and the look the europeans, don't particularly want to depend on this russian pipeline, but they had no alternative. if you remember back to 1980s. there was one person in the world who campaigned against that pipeline, that was president reagan. and europeans did not listen, so. when they got stuck with that pipeline or nothing. well, about what is it now? trump is offering them an

alternative. i think they will seize it. liz: russia's economy is about size of texas. apple's market valuation is size of russia's stock market. we need the perspective, right? >> yes, look, if they don't sell gas to europe, the russians will be more feeble economically than they are now. >> okay fred barnes thank you. >> thank you. liz: harvard professor is pushing back electiontures an msnbmcircumstancem-- >> les moonves staying where he is for now. they are in process of hiring an outside counsel to conduct an independent investigation to sexual misconduct involving les

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>> media story breaking, cbs ceo les moonves staying where he is for now. the board of director saying they are in process of hiring special counsel to conduct an independent investigation into allegations again les moonves alleging sexual misconduct dating back to 1980s, women telling new yorker magazine he allegedly touched them, in months, les moonves has become a voice in hollywood #metoo movement. cbs stock dropping 6% friday, and 5% today, bring in criminal defense attorney, and prosecutor nicole, welcome to the show.

what your take of what is going on at cbs, is that a good move. >> it is. kudos to cbs and board for doing the right thing, getting facts before they make a decision about what to do. the reality, that these are very serious allegations, and we should be taking them seriously. but the other problem with that, so many people have been leaping to conclusion and kicking people out of their jobs and making judgments before any of the allegations are vetted in a courtroom or in a investigation. that is wrong. liz: it should be pointed out that the women in new yorker magazine article, they were not anonymous they stepped forward by name, douglas is one of them, les moonves saying, i recognize there are times decades ago i made have made women uncomfortable by making advances. i regret those mistakes.

i have abided by the word no means no -- his wife put out a statement, supporting her hugs husband. >> you know, it does not sound like retaliation at all, board saying, we want to know the facts are. liz: in the article. did you get a chance to read the article? >> i did, i don't see that it is retaliatory. liz: the women were saying they thought that careers were stopped. >> if that is true, and if what -- if some decision was made about whether or not they could advance in their own careers, depending on some acted they would or would not do for him, that could be retaliatory. but, you know, any responsible law enforcement agent would do a theory on investigation before decides to charge someone, we should do the same thing.

when we're looking at these charges in the public eye. it not fair to person accused to leap to decision before a full investigation is done. liz: have you worked on these cases before, i hear what you are saying, have you worked on these cases before. >> many of these cases. and what i'm not saying, is that these allegations are not serious, they are serious when these things happen, we shouldal really be be aware and person who did these things if they did them, should be appropriately punished, potentially, okay. however just because someone comes now the public, and uses their name and says something happens does not mean this is automatically true, the last time, in this country, a very public thing like this happened was salem witch trial, and here better than that. liz: harvey weinstein too. >> well, he is part of that movement, right. liz: i know what you mean, you want to be sure you have the

facts, right? >> right. liz: okay. >> you want have to facts and evidence and you want to know why these allegations are being made now. >> thank you, nicole. >> you bit, thank you. liz: okay, look at this story, case, dozens of democrats form a medicare for all caucus in congress. this sun heard -- this is unheard of a new years ago, a new report said that bernie sanders medicare for all, the cost is double his initial estimate of $16 trillion over 10 year. but first, media going wall-to-wall over michael cohen tape, harvard professor pushing back electiontures a msnbc panel, saying they were stretching the law to threatf conclusion, we bring in brad blakeman to react after the break.

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dershowitz bushes back. with a msnbc panel, saying. >> you are implying in a way that i am somehow defending trump. that i am making his case. shame on you. i am making a civil liberties case, i am not part of the trump defense team. >> i don't believe you. >> accuse me of doing that, i am not making a case for anybody. i would be making the identical case if hillary clinton were elected and they were trying to stretch the law the way all 4 of you are trying to stretch the law to target someone who -- >> nobody is stretching the law. >> who is try could too defend civil liberties. >> i am not -- >> i am not responsible for what trump said earlier, i am not

responsible for what he says now. >> you are defending him, and -- >> i am not defending him, i am not defending him, i am defending civil liberties. liz: former george w. bush assistance brad blakeman. dershowitz said that tape does not have tape of a crime. >> this is 4 against one this is overreold western movies, wherey hangs guy, give him a trial, dershowitz is interpreting the law as facts require. he is not for donald trump, he not against donald trump, he is for the law and rule of law, this is what left cannot get through their heads, that a civil libertarian like professor dershowitz can be a fair dealer, buzbecause they are not. i am a lawyer, i can tell you, from what i have seen in public

domain, the president has committed no crime, and they better put up or shot up on their allegations, allegations or fact, not the facts they wish them to be. liz: did president say anything on this tape because, the tape ended we don't know how it was protected. it could have been doctored, who knows. >> that is right. and rudy guliani suggested that. we don't have the full access to the tape, as itickested at the t existed at this time, and until forensics are done we do not know what michael cohen put forward as evidence, the fact that he even recorded a client without his knowledge, that may be legal in new york state with one part but that is certainly unethical. liz: and bremer said that last week of a good week for the president. outside of quote cnn land. let's watch. >> you ask me the big pic pictu,

it has been a good week for trump. >> how. >> growth in u.s., europeans back down on trade, he is a win or that front, north koreans more progress. with remains coming back. and stuff about michael cohen. is he credible? he was trump's lawyer, if you are a trump supporter this is blah, blah, blah. >> that is true. i think that president trump delivering results on campaign promises, he is under promising and over delivering, as a candidate he said 3 dollars growth, we at 4.1% growth. we are at full employment, and trade he is putting our friends and allies, and adversaries to same test, he is putting america first. we have no inplaying, interest s are low, people are finding more

money in their checks, and democrats, if everything they stand for is nothing, they are incredible. liz: now companies are abandoning things like you have to have a college degree, or specific skill set to get a bigger pool of job candidates, there are 6.6 million jobs that need workers, art laffer the economist said that the growth rate is highary than annual growth rate for entire presidencies of president obama and george w. bush, sounds like a lot of great news. >> it is great news. and while history may be against us in midterms, as far as civil war we have lost average of 33,000 -- 33 house seats, we have a record on our side. trump is actually delivering far in excessive his promises, people know it feel it they see it, anything that democrats do to deter that is not going to be

well received by the electorate. liz: great to see you brad blakeman. >> thank you. liz: this is san interesting story. campus preform asked -- campus reform asked supporters of socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez how in the world will all of her free programs be paid for? coming up, their answers will shock. >> you dozens of democrats launch a new medicare for all caucus. a new study says that you know, estimated cost of bernie sanders' medical for all bill, doubled what he initially believed. it will cost $stlo $32.6 trillir 10 years according to an estimate. we bring in our board to react after the break stay there. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada,

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i think we should get rid of i.c.e. >> ideas that we campaigned on are now mainstream idea. >> we will not rest until every person in this country is paid a living wage. liz: a couple years ago it was just bernie sanders and his supporter, but now a socialism wave in full career in democrat party. 122 house democrats in a medicare for all caucus, they want government-run healthcare, experts warn that could force costs to go up, leaving many without the care they need. democrats debating whether this should be a litmus test for democratic hopefuls. thest mast ad 32.6 trillion ove0 years is double who bernie sanders said it would be.

let's bring in bill mcgurn . >> this sounds like my 13-year-old daughter's idea of economic-- expenditures, she jut chooses what she wants and we pay. >> with this plan, you would have double federal income. >> that is not enough to cover you know added federal cost, this is crazy. these are not serious things, these are sound bites, this is telling, medicare for all, that a better name than obamacare. instead of improving obamacare, we were fed this nonsense about obama care it would not cost anything, that was bend the cost curve. but you know, as old saying goes, you don't know how expensive things are until they are free, then you find out. liz: to tax cost would outweigh

saving in premiums, a see a wave coming this could be a midterm play for democrats would voters get off the couch, and say yes, or do team know it is not government but taxpayers. >> some has to pay for it. they are run inefficiently whether they do it, interesting, the democrats today when you have experienced with government involved like healthcare that does not work. liz: with the v.a. >> all of these, and instead of saying, maybe that is not the answer, they double down on it say go further. but i think it is not meant as a -- you mentioned cost estimate. it not meant we take cost seriously. it is meant as a campaign slogan, if two years from now, they need to move something else they would. liz: okay let's get this. last week host of daily show,

trevor asked alexandria ocasio-cortez how she plans to pay for her ideas. last week she said she does not believe capitalism will always economist. >> how do you pay. >> corporations and ultra wealthy, as warren buffett said if he paid 15% tax rate, if corporations paid -- if we reverse the tax bill, but raise our corporate tax rate to 28%, that not as high add as before, if we do those things and close loopholes that is 2 trillion right there. if we implement a carbon tax on top of that, that we have transition and financially insensitivize people away from fossil fuels and imminent a carbon tax that additional amount of large amount of revenue we could have.

last we're we gave military $700 million budget increase, which they didn't even ask for. liz: okay, military has been stretched. but getting back to original idea of 2 trillion, unclear if she plenshe meant one or 10 yeau would have to hit her working class voters and middle class voters. >> there are some things so silly over a democratic candidate for congress could say them, this ment -- meant to get 3 months from now on a campaign, these are not serious proposals. they are serious about taxing. they do this in isolation from a global economy. we just had 4.1% growth, and unemployment among african-americans at lowest in 40 years, because we cut taxes and made it more attractive for

someone with money to investment remember all that talk about companies going to ireland, and stuff, now ireland is not as attractive, a lot of people saying in america. you can't just do these things with no effect, new jersey we were famous, a guy, hedge fund manager, he had huge fraction -- he just moved to florida after the rates get high, you can't do these things and not have people reaction. liz: i don't know why that less well -- lesson is not being learned. >> they are desperate, what else do you run on. >> policies. >> their policies don't work, they have to hold something in the sky, rain ipods. liz: a government money tree. ted kennedy voted for tax cuts in '86, show did chuck howard. >> thank you. liz: stay on story, campus reform asking supporters of alexandria ocasio-cortez, how is she going to pay for the free

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>> her platform includes free healthcare, college tuition. >> housing is a human right. other things that government should be providing for people. >> yes. >> 100%. >> how do we pay for those. >> e eoh, god. >> us, i guess. >> who should pay for free things? >> well, some should come from taxes but government should pay for it. >> the government is funded by taxes. >> yes. liz: campus reform hitting the

streets of parts of bronx and queens, as alexandria ocasio-cortez's backyard. they asked her supporters how her idea resonate with them, astonishing answers. we bring in our political panel. kelsey, one supporter said that government will have to figure it out. how to pay for her ideas. is that plen talit mentality ofr supporters. >> someone has to figure it out. realize whether politicians push policies can't explain how they want to pay for it i don't know how you could expect regular folks on the street to do it. a lot of the plen an men and won this video are from millennial generation, i myself am a part of it, this is scary, that many millennials glamourize

socialism, almost like the next avcav -- avocado test, it woulde laughable if it were noto dangerous, we need to figure out how to plan to pay for the policies,. liz: danielle is that why uwhat is your take to kelsey's point that the alexandria ocasio-cortez is not informed, so her followers don't have information. >> she is not the politician i think to make a promise related to an election and not know how she is going to pay for it. >>l let's stay on medicare for all. that is a huge thing. >> that is 3.3 trillion a year, we spend 3.3 trillion a year, half is picked up by government tab, this is not first study to be done on this. the one that bernie sanders

used, is what federal government spends right now. liz: double in spending. on top of bankrupt government pensions, medicare is insolvent. social security is insolvent. >> we have a federal debt that we can't pay for, a v.a. system that cannot serve most honorable men and women in the country, so why are we having a conversation right now about expanding a federal health care program, this really makes no sense. i think they are just trying to divert away from the good news that the economy is doing well and people are employed. liz: 10 seconds. >> this is political negotiation, you start from extreme position, and work your way back to the middle. we'll see in terms of it year. liz: thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: president trump host a make america great again rally in flooflorida tomorrow. we'll have more after the break,

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liz: president trump in florida tomorrow hosting a make america great again rally. charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: are the good times over? i will give you my take. president trump making a lot of news on several areas. this after praising the italian prime minister on his tough immigration policies. president trump: i agree with what you are doing with respect to migration and legal immigration and illegal immigration. frankly, you are doing the right thing, in my opinion,