designer tote bag. quincy says he's covered. the dnc says quote - nice try but he's holding a bag at the airport. he did not own a louis vuitton bag. >> he is carrying a staffers bag and that staff are canna $42,000 bag who reports to him? >> there you go. they give us the lines. "the evening edit" starts now. elizabeth: learning is just out. it is on the mark to be the first $1 trillion company. we have the story for you. also paul manafort trial kicking off. alan dershowitz weighing-in on that and what the media is missing. and we have 99 days until the midterms. democrats still pushing a healthcare fix. to the left of communist countries, you will not miss what we found in the reporting period they do not even want what bernie sanders wants. china now trying to restart trade talks with donald trump. what the tariffs are doing to china's economy. what is forcing china to the table?we break it down. and the big fight in the republican party with the

billionaire brothers taking on donald trump and trump firing back. katrina pearson is here on that. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching money, politics. we have the headlines. "the evening edit" starts now. it was a good day for your money. the dow is up 108 points and at 25,415. to close out the best month for stocks since january. apple just reported a solid earnings, it is on the march to be the first $1 trillion company. with me out to break it down, live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's get right down to nicole. what a report! >> what a report, indeed!

we saw this across the board. we saw what drove the dow today. industrial stocks on the heels of report about china and the u.s. working once again to try and renegotiate tariffs and we saw boeing and caterpillar as winners. we have got to get to the apple report. the fourth consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue growth. in fact, 41.3 million sold. slightly off with the estimates were but we did see a beat on the top and bottom line. a better-than-expected outlook. in fact, apple says they deliver the best ever revenue for the june quarter. typically the weakest. as demand was high for the high-priced iphone and that remain resilient. services like the app store swelled to all-time highs. they saw 11.4 million ipads sold and they sold 3.4 million mac. they expect to continue this type of move in the morning. according to the options traders. we also saw for the month or the week right now, we did see the dow up 108 points. for the month of july, across the board, let's take a look

here. you can see that the dow was up 4.7 percent. the nasdaq up two percent. s&p 500 of 3.6 percent. optimism for some of those beaten-down tax. elizabeth: thank you so much burlesque it to the editor at large of fortune magazine. he is the author of inside apple. great to see you, adam. welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. elizabeth: they moved seven dollars higher to be the first trillion dollar company. you think they beat amazon here? >> will it beat amazon to get in there? yes. i had to bet one dollar i would bet on apple before amazon. they will both get there though. elizabeth: what did you think of apples report? >> as i'm thinking about apple having a good report, amazon and google having had good reports we are seeing this where people want to talk about they want to say all of these tech stocks behave the say.

facebook not having a good report, twitter not having a good report. turns out they are very different businesses. what you are seeing from apple is exciting only because it is so large. otherwise it is not exciting. they're just executing across the board on their plan in an almost boring fashion which is very lucrative. elizabeth: it will make a lot of 401(k)s happy. let's go to facebook breaking news. rationale accused of trying to interfere in the u.s. midterm elections. facebook says they caught fake pages and accounts on its site and also instagram. potentially linked to russia. with fake names like # abolish i.c.e. let's listen to what facebook is saying. >> early this morning we removed 32 pages and accounts for facebook and instagram. because they were involved in coordinated and authentic behavior.it's kind of behavior that is not a lot of facebook. because we don't want organizations or individuals

creating networks of accounts that mislead people about who they are, or what they are doing. >> at this point in our investigation, we do not have technical evidence to state definitively who is behind this. but we can say that these accounts engaged in some similar activities and have connected with known ira accounts.elizabeth: those non-ira accounts meeting russia linked accounts. in your reporting, you're a great reporter. have you seen any evidence that russia can change how someone votes, via social media? >> well, i've not reported on that directly. it is sort of an existential question. in my opinion, of course they can get someone to change their vote. the way many of us can or many influence get people to change votes. the question becomes is it an honest or dishonest effort? there are efforts obviously that are dishonest. elizabeth: has facebook lost control? at least one of these fake pages had nearly 300,000 followers.

>> you know, i was thinking to give them the benefit of the doubt. they are doing something today that they said about one year or year and and a half ago. that they said they couldn't do. there is so much on facebook, how could we possibly have known? turns out, they can no. they cannot be perfect. they are trying to find a needle in a haystack. but they found these needles. it is very difficult to control but they have the ability to do something. that's what you are seeing today. elizabeth: you wonder, we talked earlier about tech companies because there is fear out there that consumers and investors may be bailing from social media sites. the smp sector lost an estimated $240 billion is facebook disappointed last week. are you thinking that maybe we hit peak social media here? >> well, we very well may have hit the peak social media. which is very bad for facebook core product if you will. the interesting thing about facebook is that it is more than facebook. it is instagram and hype

virtual-reality stuff that they are doing and by the way, facebook is a good product. people still love to know what their high school girlfriend is doing right now. and so, i should have joke about it but it's very valuable in that way. it's not this kind of thing is he going to zero. think you frame the question exactly right. it certainly could be peak activity. elizabeth: we will see. adam, we want you back on. come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: remember president trump talking tough on china. watch. >> just remember we are the bank. where the bank everyone wants to steal from. and plunder. and it can't be that way anymore. we lost $500 billion last year with china. we are going to end the theft of american intellectual property. crackdown on china's trade abuses and confront countries that cheat. i also had a very candid

conversation with president xi jinping about the need to reduce our staggering trade deficit with china.and for our trading relationship to be conducted on a truly fair and equitable basis. we can no longer tolerate unfair trading practices that steal american jobs, wealth and intellectual property. elizabeth: is now a new report, china may be linking. china isn't ready to deal. china's economy is starting to get hit by the tariff fight and more. this is the dow did rise more than 100 points today. upon reports of the u.s. and china are seeking to restart talks to diffuse trade tensions. let's bring a money pro, and advisory group principal, michael lee. the s tariffs set to kick in tomorrow. does it look to that china will buckle and start negotiating a fair deal? what do you see happening?

we are seeing economic weakness with numbers coming out of china not good. >> they are down from their high. the government trying to devalue the currency to prop up experts. american companies and other international companies and i guess some chinese companies as well, already slowing down production in anticipation of u.s. tariffs. this is hurting them far more than it will hurt us. i do not think tariffs are necessarily a good idea. but they seem to do the trick and they seem to be having an effect and i think china will come back to the negotiating table. elizabeth: let's dig in. china's economy is backed on exports. it is companies like -- they need u.s. companies. manufacturing weakening. we are hearing chinese manufacturers are thinking of leaving china to go to places like malaysia or vietnam to get away from this fight with the us. what is your take on that? >> it is a huge factored the

problem with these trade policies, they can help in certain industries if you want to prop up. however, the long-term effects just slow growth. china needs to open up their markets to foreign investment. if they want to reach their full potential pair the problem is there communist fear, still want to give up control. what do they want? prosperity or control. >> let's look at iran. look at this. this countries currency, iran's currency has dropped a big 18 percent in just two days time for that the loss also since the beginning of the year. it seems nearly 2/3 of the value has been lost. this is even before u.s. sanctions fully kicked in. what you think of the story of what's going on with iran?>> so -- i think what the trump administration and u.s. government is position for is for popular uprising. the persians is one of the richest cultures and history of the world.

it seems as if they want to erase that and take it back to the stone age. they are the largest state sponsor of terror and i think this administrations policy is to see if they can crush the regime. i expect further pain in their currency. >> let's get to the good news for a mutual fund account and government pensions. and across the country. the trump team looking to another tax boost. another tax break for workers and all sorts of investors out there. potentially worth $100 billion, that is the value of it. includes taxes on capital gains. this involves property or stock. what do you think about indexing capital gains to reduce the eventual tax bill? >> i think this is an absolutely brilliant idea. so often, with being missed and was not being talked about with this is people's primary residence. there are certain portion of

the gain is tax-free depending how long you've lived in the home. many people have bought their house 20 or 30 years ago i've seen substantial gains because of inflation. something like this could potentially save millions of people tons of money in taxes. also, when you cut taxes on capital gains, is a dramatic increase in revenue. dramatic increase in investment. it's really what took us to the next level in the late 90s. i think it's a brilliant idea. elizabeth: michael lee, come back soon, great stuff. >> thank you. elizabeth: look at this new report. millennials don't want construction jobs. coming up, we have a former construction worker. he is now the ceo of his own construction company. he says millennials don't understand the opportunity that they are passing up. but first, how radical is bernie sanders medicare for all program?

the democrats campaigning on it. they stated to the left of democrat countries like china. we stack it up to other socialist countries and you will not believe what we found out in terms of how extreme it is. but first, video going viral of a harvard law professor, really going after an msnbc panel. >> shame on you. i am making a civil liberties case. i'm not part of the trump defense team and don't you dare accuse me of doing that. elizabeth: the harvard law professor is here to talk about it after the break. stay there. [music playing] (vo) from the beginning, wells fargo has supported community organizations like united way, non-profits like the american red cross, and our nation's veterans. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger.

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impeachable offense. it would be an article of impeachment, no question about it. >> this is very damning for trump. spill criminal liability for the present on the horizon with these claims. the media going wall-to-wall over the michael cohen case. and the collision story. also video going viral. of harvard law professor, alan dershowitz, rushing back. he schooled-- scolded an msnbc . -- it should be pointed out that alan dershowitz voted for hillary clinton. watch. >> you are implying in a mccarthy way that i am somehow defending donald trump and i am making his case. shame on you. i am making a civil liberties case. i'm not part of the trump defense team.don't you dare accuse me of doing that. i am not making a case for anybody. i would be making the identical case if hillary clinton had been elected and they were

trying to stretch the law the way all four of you are trying to stretch the law to target somebody who you disapprove of. elizabeth: with me now we have the harvard law professor, alan dershowitz. good to see you. you are accused of defending trump. what happened? >> they assumed i was his lawyer and responsible for everything he said.i am saying the exact same thing i would say if hillary clinton had been elected president and they were trying to impeach or investigate her. the commentator earlier was saying it's a crime to collude, it will be a crime if this happened or that happened. if hillary clinton were sitting in the same seat, and they were going after her, these very same liberals would be making exactly the opposite argument. they will be saying, civil liberties consideration, precludes us from getting a case from emails and tweets and

all of that. you cannot have obstruction of justice by a president acting and collusion isn't a crime. but because she was on the other foot, because today in the investigation is directed against the president who they don't like and who i did not vote for, they're prepared to stretch the law beyond all recognition. it is really hypocrisy at its worst. my job is to expose the hypocrisy and stand up to civil liberties just as i would be doing if it were the republicans yelling lock her up and impeach her against hillary clinton. but people do not want to understand that. they don't want to believe i have made a principal argument they think i've been bought and paid for by trump. they said i been subject to blackmail by trump.they say want to be on the supreme court and that's why i'm doing it. they say because i support his policies on israel.i am doing it because i'm a civil libertarian. i will do for anyone democrat or republican. elizabeth: one panelist said because you're making this civil liberties defense, she made that you are defending

donald trump. you see how the media does that? they distort? >> of course. it happened to me when i was a kid in the college and i defended the right of communists to speak. when i defended the right of nazis to march i was a nazi sympathizer. that is mccarthy ism. the essence of it is you blame the lawyer or the defender for the sins of the person or institution they are defending. and you have to keep a separation. there has to be permission for civil libertarians to defend principles even if we disagree with the policies. the aclu usually did that but it is failing to do that now because it is making all of its money going after donald trump. elizabeth: the aclu is certainly a wall in the civil liberties. you are right. let's get to the nest case. the former campaign trail, paul manafort, trial kicking off today. anyone looking for evidence of collusion will be disappointed. paul manafort faces up to 305 years in prison for bank fraud

and income tax evasion for not paying taxes on the tens of millions of dollars he got advising a ukrainian party starting in 2005. he is accused of more also. nothing to do with his time working for the trump campaign per the court filing from the robert mueller team says quote - the government does not intend to present a trial evidence or argument concerning collision with the russian government.your take on this trial as it relates to president trump.>> well, my tank is saying as the judge said categorically that they are not after paul manafort. they're not going after because they want to put him in jail. they're going after him to squeeze him.they want to make and sing. as the judge put it, sometimes witnesses squeezed not only sing, they compose, they make it up and exaggerate. they tell a better story because they know they will get a better deal. this is not about paul manafort is about trying to get to the oval office and paul manafort is being used as a means towards that end. elizabeth: the mueller team,

there is no collusion charge technically in the law. but there is conspiracy. the team is looking for conspiracy charges against campaign workers in order to break the law, conspiracy with russia to break the law. that is the legal steps there. is there conspiracy charge anywhere, anywhere in the law that says you know, to have list the u.s. campaign, you broken the law. is there anything that says that in the law? >> we civil libertarians have often complained about conspiracy being the plaything of prosecutors. they can stretch it beyond all recognition. but i cannot imagine a case that could be brought based on a theory that collusion is conspiracy. in my book, the case against impeaching trump i give a hypothetical prayer the worst hypothetical it did not happen or come close. candidate trump because of vladimir putin us as a have a deal for you. if you help me become president, i am against the sanctions so it will probably be easier to get rid of those

sanctions.and i know you have some dirt on hillary clinton. please get that to me. that would not be a crime. it would not be conspiracy, it would not be collusion. it would be a political sin but as a person he taught criminal at harvard you have to show me the statute. show me where the statute says that that kind of thing is collusion or conspiracy. it is not fair. it's not a crime it is a sin. elizabeth: alan dershowitz your terrific. author of the book the case against impeaching trump. thank you for coming on the show.we love having you on, come back soon.>> thank you, my pleasure. elizabeth: apple is on the march to be the first $1 trillion market value company. shares moving higher now 197. remember it only has to hit 203 and change. we have that for you. again, the stock only has to move about four percent higher to be the first $1 trillion company in the world! now look at this coming up. late-night comedian jimmy kimmel tried to get kim

kardashian to bash president trump but kim kardashian only had praise for the president. we have that. but first, my next guest says the meeting was quick and blaming president trump after new report that said north korea is still building that's next. don't go away. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? elizabeth: news about these

liquid filled icbm's would be a serious blow to the presidents diplomatic efforts with dictator kim jong-un. >> six weeks ago, you member the present tweeting there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. what about these claims? >> president trump declaring weeks ago they were quote - no longer a nuclear threat. >> a serious blow if president trump's double medic efforts with dictator kim jong-un.

>> despite claims from the present north korea is no longer a nuclear threat. >> the media going after the president for overselling the handshake deal with north korea. now say new indications show north korea is still potentially working on missiles. just last week, secretary of state mike pompeo already told congress this was the case. let's watch. >> north korea continues to produce this style material, nuclear bomb material. is that correct? >> yes, they continue to produce that material. elizabeth: now, the president sound like you oversold this, right? saying this. but what was better? decades of the status quo or strategic patient or the president trying to step in and do something? >> the president has made more progress with north korea than any president before him. hands down. in fact the "washington post" reported this satellite imagery, one week ago, reported satellite imagery showing that the key site was being dismantled. they're all over the map with reporting. this present secure the release

of hostages, this present oversaw the destruction of the test site, this present secured u.s. remains returning from the korean war. elizabeth: so we got some things out of it. >> more than president obama. and i argue everyone combined. elizabeth: we said north korea would get rid of its nuclear missiles and just go full on, no nukes. you know, the media though, to your point, when you watch the coverage of what the president is doing on north korea, what do you see happening? >> i see a media that never wants to give him credit for anything. u.s. hostages returning.he received virtually no credit for that. all the things i listed to you, they do not cover. there always negative. that's what they do. in the mainstream media there is negativity. the democratic party, aiding and abetting the left. >> let's switch gears to jimmy kimmel tried to get kim kardashian to bash president trump. kim kardashian only had praise for the president. let's watch. >> first thing i say in our

meeting, i say, we are in the oval office. i am very grateful and i'm very hopeful that more good things are going to come out of our conversation. >> jamie lissow of people that you might ask him to release from prison? >> i do. >> is melania trump on that? i know your husband seems to like him. >> i have nothing bad to say about the president. elizabeth: so, jimmy kimmel tried to get kim kardashian to say bad things. you hear the shot about the first lady being in prison. your take on that. >> jimmy kimmel, none of that we just watch as funny. but good for kim kardashian who is making meaningful change by bringing the case of alice johnson to the president. >> can you break it down what

happened?>> she went to the president nasser secure their pardon of alice johnson. she was a grandmother who would been in prison for far too long for minor drug offense. kim kardashian brought to the president. the president listened and he pardoned alice johnson. elizabeth: is he looking to do more that? people in prison for a long time for minor offenses? >> he has done a few and as a list of others to look at. if you are in and you have done your time -- >> usually will you wait until your leaving office to do this but he is doing a new thing pardoning now. early on in his term. >> that's right this president does things differently.he is making real change. elizabeth: kelly, thank you for coming. come back soon. who is to blame for soaring house prices? one reports is blame millennials. they say they don't want construction jobs plus house prices are going up. it's a convincing argument. we will break it down. the first heretical is bernie

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commitments of medicare for all, tuition free public college, and sharing a green deal. these are the reasons. >> she ran an extra campaign. she ran on ideas relevant to the working people in her district.

elizabeth: 30,000 people came out of the district, it was a low turnout. a new report same bernie sanders medicare for all plan is to the left of countries like communist china. medicare for all would be a more expansive plan than anything that exists anywhere else in the world. why? no other countries government pays 100 percent of the taxpayers healthcare cost. that is what bernie sanders wants. look at communist china, people pay 32 percent of the healthcare cost. out of their own pockets. berniesanders , consumers pay 30 percent in denmark.14 percent, strains pay 20 percent. nationalized healthcare systems like in the uk and canada consumers pay 15 percent out-of-pocket. the swiss 28 percent. let's take up with republican louisiana representative, mike johnson. congressman, thank you for joining us.how radical is bernie sanders medicare for all plan? >> is very radical.

you've set it there very well. everyone needs to understand this is doubly employed by these democrat socialist leaders trying to draw people into their body by waving these shiny objects in the air.give everyone free healthcare, free tuition. it also is great, of course. but they never offer legitimate ideas on how in the world it would be paid for. and it is so radical that it makes china look like a better model. in the u.s. right now, just 11 percent of healthcare costs are paid out-of-pocket by u.s. citizens. we have a much better system by any measure. i a calculation then anything they are proposing. and the price tag on what they're proposing is absolutely astronomical. elizabeth: by the way it would get rid of corporate insurance, medicaid and medicare. double the nations debt up to 10 years. one estimate has it costing $32.6 trillion. what is going on with democrats, presidential hopefuls like harris and elizabeth warren? they backed the plan, so does john conyers.

and a "medicare for all" democrat caucus moving forward with a bill to do this. in the house and the senate. what's going on? >> know is giving them a real challenge. the mainstream media of course never asks them the hard question, how would it be paid for? a republican can misstate a percentage point and they have teams of fact checkers ripping them apart.ripping us to shreds in the media. a democratic socialist joins the program and says they're paying 30 $20 worth of healthcare. the math just doesn't add up. and the media doesn't challenge them. they are allowed to go forward and express these platitudes and offer what has been called the ultimate miracle product. socialism really sounds good until you sit down and look at what it means for the country and freedom and our economy. elizabeth: it is central planning. government bureaucrats running everyone's healthcare basically wasting hundreds of

billions of dollars , chronic shortages of doctors, long waits, hospital overcrowding, no drug innovation. i mean again, no other country pays 100 percent. regan is missing the president arriving in tampa florida. for a make america great again rally tonight. he will host a business roundtable just after 6 pm eastern time. again, make america great again rally at 7 pm eastern time. we will be on it live at the time of lou dobbs. getting back quickly to is going on with bernie sanders plan. any chance that this could happen or will it be shut down in congress? >> there is zero chance that it will happen. and i think they know that at the end of the day. i have challenge my democratic colleagues on the floor of the u.s. house and said, i heard you say you want single-payer. what is your idea how to pay for it? they look at their shoes awkwardly and admit they have no idea.

there is no intent to this will ever actually be passed because it is totally unworkable.they will use as a campaign ploy and that's what you are seeing. elizabeth: again, california just got rid of its single-payer planlast year. california got rid of it because it cost $4 billion and turn the state upside down into bankruptcy . just last week the host of the daily show, asked alexandra cortez, how are you going to pay for your socialist ideas? it did not stack up. let's watch. >> how do you pay for these? >> it's corporations and the ultra-wealthy, for example, as warren buffett likes to say, if he paid as much as the secretary paid, 13 percent, if you pay 15 percent tax rate, if corporations paid -- if we reverse the tax bill but raised the corporate tax rate to 28 percent, which is not even as high as it was before. >> right. >> if we do those two things and also close some loopholes, it is $2 trillion right there. if we implement a carbon tax on top of that. so that we can transition and financially incentivize people away from fossil fuels.

if we implement the carbon tax it's an additional amount of a large amount of revenue that we can have. just last year we give the military a $700 billion budget increase. which they didn't even ask for! elizabeth: it was a $700 billion increase. so there are some the problems with this. critics are saying she is innumerate, she does know what she's talking about? we don't know of 2 trillionis o year or over 10 years. sarah, to -- to pay for this you have to tax the middle class and working class. tax companies and upward brackets it will not even cover a couple years of spending, if that. >> is actually stunning she is being considered as a serious candidate for congress. there are summary problems. we reverse the tax plan. that is with giving relief to more than 90 percent of americans. that's the reason the economy is humming along her neck. he tax with a carbon tax you

will stunt the economic boom we are experiencing. because you stifle the free market. and then she proposes taking away funding from our brave men and women who have been sworn to defend the country despite all of the threats we see around the world. the nuclear proliferation of hostile nations. it just makes no sense and again, the great tragedy here is that no one in the mainstream media is challenging these assertions. if they did, the arguments would completely fall apart. the math doesn't work and the concept doesn't either. elizabeth: we are trying to stand the story. congress, thank you for coming on. come back soon. >> thank you so much. elizabeth: and lebron james calling out the president saying basically the president is dividing sports. we have the debate coming up. plus, president trump calling out the coke brothers. calling them a total joke because they attacked his trade policies and more. the coke brothers now suggested they could even back democrats so long as their free trade and business friendly. so are there any democrat takers for the coke brothers? my next guest does not see any. glitters who -- look who is

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wealthiest family are spending hundreds of millions of dollars. >> democrats love to blast the coke brothers on the campaign trail. president trump now blasting them as they attack his policy. the coke brothers suggest it could even back democrats so long as their free trade and business friendly. the president tweeted what the globalist coke brothers have become a total joke in real republican circles. there against strong borders and powerful trade. i never sought their support because we don't need their money or bad ideas. they love my tax and regulation cuts. judicial pics and more. i made them richer their network is highly overrated. i've beaten them at every turn. they want to protect their companies outside the u.s. from being taxed. i am for america first and the american worker. a puppet for noah. two nice guys with bad ideas. let's take it up with trump 2020, katrina pearson. >> good to be here. elizabeth: should democrats say support us?

>> i'm not sure they will do that just yet. but i will say that it is quite ironic how the tables have turned. and i think the left has donald trump, "medicare for all" brothers can show they are. the initiative that is part of the political arm already running as a may for democrats supporting a position on the immigration. the joke is the president said, coming from the assembly that that they are the ones that did not come to the table to handle the immigration issue to begin with. it is quite disturbing to see that you have a koch brothers now, i guess, trying to pick a fight with the american people and is not just donald trump it is president trump, he upset both sides of the apple card. the democrats and republicans alike and that's why people like him. now you have the "medicare for all" brothers essentially

command saying, we are against the policies that donald trump is supporting to help americans for what exactly? i think that will play out over time. elizabeth: are republicans shooting at each other on the same tent? will divide? >> this is not new when it comes to policies such as globalism. free trade versus fair trade. these are topics that were all part of the 2016 campaign. as i mentioned, the president won on the issues candidly across the country. i really do not see that being something that will cause further divide on the republican side. however, it actually may hurt the koch family and their industry because are coming out against the president. for some reason wanting 100 percent of the presidents policies to back their own. granted, they are more libertarian than liberal but at the same time the presidents policies are what got him elected. those are putting american families and americans first.

elizabeth: next case, the nba star, lebron james said never planned to sit down with president trump. now accusing the president of using sports in a divisive matter. let's listen. >> he is kind of used sports to kind of divide us and that is something i cannot relate to. elizabeth: your take? >> look, what else is he going to say? he is on cnn. he has to say something negative about the present. this is lebron james using his platform.he did not have to provide him with that ammunition. the president is following the lead of the american people. respect our country and let's make america great again. elizabeth: great to see you, come back soon. >> great to be here. elizabeth: soaring house prices. a new report, it blames a labor shortage arguing that millennials do not want construction jobs. we will explain. my next guest is a former construction worker who now owns his own construction company. he says millennials these days are too lazy to pick up a

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our millennials to blame for rising house prices? here's the back story. the share of construction workers in the sector who are 24 years or older, they have declined in 40 states since 2005. declining nearly 30 percent from 2005 through 2016. the wall street journal reporting there exacerbating a labor shortage that has meant fewer homes being built and rising prices for years to come. let's bring in a former construction worker turned ceo.

michael -- do you agree with the report? >> absolutely. we built some housing but we do mostly infrastructure work. even in our industry we are feeling. the labor shortage is real. it is out there. millennials would rather be social media influencers out of their parents basement and pick up a hammer and do a hard days work. elizabeth: are really being a little hard on millennials? >> absolutely being direct with millennials letting them know that there is more money right now, with the trump structure that we have seen in probably a decade. i'm not kidding. we are struggling to keep up in terms of the labor. it is absolutely driving the cost. >> you paid off college tuition because of your construction job. andy worked her way to become a

ceo. is that the message you want to send millennials? come into the instructor you get good pay here. >> absolutely. there is no question about it. i paid, came out of grad school and paid for during construction. i came out with zero student loan debt. right now there's $1 trillion in student loan debt that everyone has the country. and it's a strange.all you have to do is be willing to work hard and make it happen. i came from a modest working class family. i started construction in junior high. i eventually became ceo of this company. you can do it, it's out there you just have to be willing to work for a pure spirit quickly to millennials at your company? any recent college graduates? >> i do! i have a couple. not many, but a couple who are willing to -- they work very hard. what we have mostly are folks that, the ones that come in i say listen, i will pay for your school. i will train you. get certifications and everything and really you a life skill. elizabeth: michael evangelista-ysasaga, great to see you. thank you for coming appeared president trump in tampa will host a pomake america great aga rally tonight.

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liz: president trump landed in tampa, florida kicking off a make america great again rally just about an hour from now. thank you for having us in your homes. charles payne is here now with making money. charles: i'm charles payne. taking a live look at the florida state fairgrounds. president trump will be holding a make america great again rally. trump is delivering remarks after signing his strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act. it's apple to the rescue. it just posted a monster earnings report. renewed optimism on reports the u.s. china are back at the negotiating table. the chinesete