week for 50 years no matter how much. you and i are both mcdonalds fans. melissa: i love it but to a week david: i know but it's a treat. bullies what if you are older? david: it still sounds good. the virtual collapse of the turkish currency for the russian market have been in disarray and we have had sanctions but on the night you have the lira collapsing. they are very likely not to work at all. >> it's important to work in concert with our allies. >> i don't know how long this will last. we have an economy moving the way it is and you apply the sanctions you see what's happening in the turkish market overnight and you see what's happening in russia with her market overnight. you get china and russia to cooperate and you see what's happening as you mentioned 15 months ago. >> iran's economy is on its knees. the administration has found in

her tool in our own economy to punish others and bend them in our favor. >> turkey china russia iran all of these authoritarian regimes all of them controlled economies feeling the heat and the trump's new top positions and his approach to this. now could trump's no-nonsense policies finally get them to the bargaining table? the turkish lira plunging to record lows after trump doubles down on metal terrace. the russian ruble hitting multiyear lows after trump put sanctions on russians struggling north korea now asking for the pressure from trump sanctions lifted and they want a peace treaty before will take further steps towards denuclearization. this is the u.s. federal judge calling for the seizure of socialist venezuela big oil giant citgo pay out socialist venezuelans ballooning government debt. thanks for watching. money, politics we deliver tomorrow's headlines.

i'm elizabeth mcdonald and evening added starts right now. ♪ liz: welcome to the show. the dow dropping nearly 200 points still sticking at 25,313. a financial crisis in turkey spoofing global markets. the dow and s&p with a five-week winning streak. more new money in just a second to first to present punishing turkey for not releasing american pastor andrew branson by doubling metal terrace that triggered an economic shockwave through turkey. the turkish lira plunging to record lows. u.s. is turkey's biggest deal customer. here's president trump tweeting quote i've just authorize the doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum with respect to turkey as their currency to the turkish lira slides rapidly downward against our very strong dollar but aluminum will now see a 20%

tariff steal 50% but our relations with turkey are not good at this time. former iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is calling on hassan rouhani to step down. an estimated 100,000 protesters have taken to the streets there. they are a strike going on. they are facing arrest and even executions. they are demanding the corrupt mullahs go prigioni me now the host of the the next revolution steve hilson. not even enacted, not even done the president tweeting about tariffs and he's talking about sanctions but this is really interesting. what is going on is a toric tree in regimes with a hint of a terror for sanction. europe was under threat of tariffs and they are not collapsing. they have diversified capitalist economies. what is your take here? >> yeah it's really interesting to see the president our

president use this completely new approach to something in the past has been dealt with through the usual diplomatic channels and we all know what that means. they never get sorted out at all. they keep talking and nothing happens. he understands the most powerful weapon in anything and any conversation is economics and that's especially true with these authoritarian regimes. if you think about it they don't have particularly strong democratic -- and so the real bargain they have lee will deliver a strong economy and keep the show on the road economically and you'll have a good life and will have the power. the minute the economy starts to crumble the whole foundations of those regimes start to crumble and that's why think this could be a much more effective tool than the previous way of doing things. liz: this is also warning to the people who have no more sense than a flock of esa and the democratic party. it's a fantasy that socialism

works or authoritarian regimes work but look what's going on in china, steve. china now dropping u.s. crude oil from its list of retaliatory tariffs. what is your take on that? >> there has been really interesting reporting in the last few weeks. this image that we have that he himself president xi has tried to build up and president xi is this all-powerful leader who is presiding over this increasingly powerful and infernal burl china there's increasing protests in turn only against his regime because of the economic wobbliness that's creeping into the chinese economy is not the processor seeing in iran but nevertheless people are starting to question whether was a good idea to get resident xi president for life status. he's going to have to be really careful about this whole tariff

situation because if it starts to undermine the chinese economy he will actually be threatened despite the idea he will be there forever. liz: that is a great point in the point is well taken because china is the biggest buyer of u.s. oil exports. china's economy is slowing and it's heavily dependent on oil. majority of china's energy needs come from oil imports. when the factors are pumping out products and the products are not coming here out of china and the chinese consumer can't buy all of those products coming out of factories. they can't afford it. >> that's exactly right that if you look at our situation here the american consumer the powerhouse of the u.s. economy and have every reason to believe that with the tax cuts and economic growth the u.s. consumer can pick up the slack for u.s. producers and that's another reason why think the president should be confident that the aggressive position he is taking to rectify the problems that has disadvantaged america for so long. liz: let's get to president

trump's tough stance on russia. the ruble dropping to a near two-year low as the u.s. puts further sanctions on russia coming about. its alleged use of the nerve agent against a double agent and his daughter is in play here. prime minister dmitri medvedev now saying quote we can clearly call this a declaration of economic war. we must absolutely respond to this war by economic means and if necessary by other means. our american friends must understand this. this is heated rhetoric. is that mean there's weakness in russia? it seems like the threat of sanctions must be working. >> it's ridiculous. when i hear those words you think good luck with your economic retaliation, russia. the idea that in such a weak economy as a russians could have any kind of negative impact is ridiculous and of course what they are worried about is this or teach it move that president

trump made when he was in europe when he said to the german stop buying the oil and gas from russia. buy american energy and don't be dependent on russia. that is a mortal threat to the regime because it's energy is all it got so these sanctions show this administration is fierce about singing to russia you can't just go around the world doing what you want and assassinating political opponents and think you are going to pay a price for that. liz: we been keeping track of what the media's reporting on today still going on and staying on the trump russian collusion story. let's watch. >> first want to start with this week in russia. >> it is as if there are no shoes on the trump human centipede that are not about russia. russia, russia, russia. >> the cloud of collusion with russia will hang over him no matter where he stands. >> it's feel sick rang the opening stages of the devastating chapter in american

history. evidences mounting for the present meddling in the russian pro. >> it's at the caliber of a pearl harbor and 9/11. >> i completely agree with that. >> donald trump now sits at the threshold of impeachment. >> i was coverage from 2017 and i'm looking at it now and we are looking at russian collusion coverage. what is your line on the sanctions against russia? >> it's kind of unbelievable that word is overused and we should believe it because we are used to it now. all goes back to the origin which is those people in the democratic party and the establishment of new york and washington and the media establishment they still can't believe that president trump one. they think it can't be because the people rejected their candidate hillary clinton and joe someone else so they have got to look for another explanation. it's amazing two years on they haven't come to terms with their own failure.

liz: the real big story is the collapse going on worldwide of these authoritarian dictatorships where they control the economy and we have been talking about this. they crumble at the width of a tariff or sanction. let's get to the collapse of socialist venezuela come inflation skyrocketing prices doubling every month. devalued wages no longer cover the cost of food. there is no food, no water no medicine and nowak adored declaring a state of emergency as migrants flood over the border. ecuadorians ecuadorian saved 4200 venezuela migrants arrive each day and the u.s. federal judge authorizing the seizure of venezuela citgo to satisfy the country's government debt. this whole regions getting hit by venezuela's collapse. all you democrats who think socialism is the way few rule by force you risk being removed by

force, right? >> that's exactly right. we don't know how it's going to play out. one thing to note is that the russians are involved here through cuba. there's a whole gang of them getting involved in the situation and that's not good for the people there and for stability in the region. so i think this is something that's going to get further off the radar and we will and obscene the consequences here with the migration flows where people are running away from the class of these regimes. liz: you know who's getting really hurt are the minorities and the poor in these regimes that are under collapse. an article in the atlantic magazine says quote democratic socialism threatens minorities. nothing better protects victims of bigotry than a system where they can pursue their needs and wants outside their brownlett control. what's with the democrats romantic fantasy about socialism again putting the word democrat in front of socialism doesn't make a system of government

total control sound more appealing because it hurts minority and the poor the most. >> that word romantic is part of it. there is this kind of fascination with people who present themselves as freedom fighters and standing up for the poor and the oppressed but always the same thing happens which is that they are the ones that end up with the money. they enrich themselves and live in these huge pollen -- palaces and the people suffer even more. >> the story since the fall of the soviet union and eastern europe. size the same result. the people get screwed by those who pretend to be their champions. liz: steve holt and we love having you on. come back soon. be sure to catch the show the next revolution on "fox news" every sunday at nine, 10 eastern time. state emergency declared for the wildfire in southern california. this fires threatening tens of thousands of homes. firefighters are in a desperate battle to contain displays now

named the holy fire. evacuation orders have been expanded to more than 20,000 residents. some are staying behind to fight off the flames themselves. this is a very dangerous story and we will stay on it and bring you any updates. this gets your money all three major indices in the red the dow down nearly 200 points. let's get to nicole petallides with an update on your money or she's on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> the pressure was on in fact the dow industrial average dropping over 195-point came off the earlier lows. it was about the worry of the crisis in turkey the lira moving down 14% to new lows. how that will transcend into all of those stocks and major indices and that is the contagion people worry about. we saw banks here at home on the downside. take a look at the big financial losers. if you are hot on the dash

stocks and investments broader than just banks but it's half a% and overall when you look at the down the s&p we finished on the downside. liz: hip-hop star kanye west is now defending his support for president trump while being questioned by late-night host jimmy kimmel. >> everyone around me try to pick my candidate for me and told me every time i said i like trump could say out loud. liz: coming up we have the debate and we will play the full sound. propublica now under fire for defending or painting in a good light rather ms-13. >> the ms-13 members that i have been following taking afterschool jobs, living with their parents. they get around on bicycles because they can't afford cars.

>> these are gang members who machete people to death in kid to ride bikes and work afterschool jobs. we have that debate coming up and the nfl preseason begins. protests including kneeling the president responding. will bring in a former nfl player and look who's here burgess. he's going to react after the break. stay there. polident is specifically designed to clean a denture.

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game. the fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy. most of the money goes to the players anyway. find another way to protest and stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. the nfl did finish last season with tv ratings down nearly 10% versus the prior season. it's blamed on increase in streaming a lack of match ups and attendance down 7%. look who is here former nfl player and the author of the book liberalism or how to turn good men into whiners and wimps burgess is here. i love seeing you. let me back up. the critics of the president's tweet are saying the players have defined what they are protesting about commercial and justice and the new agreements are getting paid more than the players. let's back up. the critics of the anthem protest say stop disrespecting

the flag. you are just doing it for shock value to get people upset. your take? >> first of all my parents dreamed of this day in which nfl has revenue that can revenue base -- if our kids were taught how to be plus a set of socialist they would sit together and figure out how to solve problems in teaching their young people how to prepare and educate themselves to be long for us and officers. we have a problem here. first of all the other those not in the parameters. they don't want to put rules and regulations that these young people would recognize. it's a matter of looking at the nfl management and these young people what's happening to them behind the scenes to addresses some point. liz: tennessee titans casey told

"cnn" that wasn't about the anthem. it's the way the justice system treats minorities. that's the issue. if everybody messing up their understanding of the protests? >> i've a question for the young man and those that are standing or kneeling. what are they doing president trump offers to be an advocate for them and their friends and family in prison that need to be let out? none of these young men did a thing in the last six or seven months. they would look rather let their friends and family rot in prison then let president trump have credit for getting them out of there. one thing to talk in outside put action in their money, time and influence. let's make a difference and start pointing to people who make a difference for you. liz: burgess nfl legend jim brown said he's against kneeling in the point is is that our soldiers, their families that have lost loved ones who have been overseas fighting.

and what they have to look up to as the flag or they risk their lives to come home under the flag. that is the horror and the pain that our soldiers families live with everyday and when they see that flag disrespected they don't like it at all. >> karl marx was the first battlegrounds rewriting of history. these young men have no idea what you're talking about. they don't say a prayer. they don't have fathers who respect anything women community or the flag. we have a problem that's behind the curtain that's going on for quite a while. they are socialists and mark it -- marxists in communities that are full of misery. liz: burgess let me back up. it's fine to protests. yes protest racial injustice. you are doing it in for the flag for shock value. is that what you take issue with? >> i take issue with the fact that there is a lack of respect

and understand what the true word of respect is about. these men cannot articulate because at the end of the day they've been told this is a racist country and that's where they are going with this. they need to take the time they have the money they have and invest in making sure the young people believe that this country gives him a great opportunity. it's a good example of what can happen if you work hard and do it the right way. liz: urges a once great to see you. new document surveilling google has built the search engine that is doing -- for china could one senator is asking google wife will not help the pentagon keep americans safe but it's going to help china censor things like human rights abuses. first pro public news outlets now defending ms-13 portraying them as nice kids who ride bikes and work asked -- afterschool jobs for my next guest says he cannot believe how low some most

this stoop to criticize the white house. he is fired up. he is getting really angry. stay there. >> the ms-13 members that i've been following our working afterschool jobs. they are living with their parents. they get around long island on icicles because they can't afford cars. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com.

's been at 13 members that i've been following our working afterschool jobs. they are living with their parents. they get around long island on bicycles because they can't afford cars. >> a blossom propublica news outlet is coming out with are purporting that makes it look like they are portraying ms-13 gang members as nice kids who worked afterschool jobs for this spring and in ceo ned ryun.

ned, your take of that? >> this is so deeply responsible and irrational. liz this is a full blown case of derangement syndrome. this is one of the most violent gangs not only in this country but the world in the obama administration which got very little right has the wherewithal to call this a transnational criminal organizations to trump call them animals. their motto is kill rape and control. in suffolk county biggert between january 2016 in june of 2017 ms-13 was responsible for 40% of the murders in that county. beyond the violence in the murder in the drug trafficking i think the thing that people need to understand is part of the real income for ms-13 as sex trafficking of girls sometimes as young as 14 and what fox has done has essentially become apologists for sex traffickers of young girls. liz: here's the thing long island new york has been one of the regions battling this gang.

it is murdered 17 people including children and a 16 month period between 2015 and 2017 but this gang machetes and dismembers individuals to the point where please cannot identify that the them. >> there are animals in the truest sense of awards. their behavior is completely revolting and trump's right just throw the full weight of law enforcement to deport them to jail them into deport them from this country. this is a real issue and trump's taking ahead on. liz i'm in northern virginia and we been dealing with ms-13 in the northern virginia counties for years before trump rocked wrought this to the forefront. this is the other thing that is amazing about all of this liz when trump derangement syndrome hits the amazing things that the left does to try to defend being antennas -- antagonistic towards trump he have trump being defending violent --

liz: the recent pundits say this is about race baiting into your point dead the white house saying we are talking to the victims families and the victims families are in severe pain over this. if in touch are out of touch with this country. here's mark stein in this video. >> the left now supports ms-13. >> ms-13 are like high school valedictorians with machetes. in 2016 import of 2017 we saw 17 homicides in ms-13 committed. this is an extremely dangerous gang but i would submit one of the most dangerous street gangs we have in the united states.

liz: defenders of the video saying there is a trend of reporting of people attacking their reporting doing race baiting. the point is this is a problem in this country period. let's stop attacking each other and let's go out there and save videos like this are misleading and get to the root cause, right next? >> 100%. this is revolting and the thing that is interesting list the american people have the deep sense of fairness and a deep sense of common sense and when they see these facts and understand wait a minute we know what ms-13 is about. they are violent game -- gangs and their revolting and the public is trying to defend them something is wrong. american people can see through this so in some ways you realize all propublica is doing is advancing the cause. he is doing the right thing while he's trying to be an apologist for normal human beings.

liz: brian, come back soon. moving on here's hip-hop star kanye west defending his support for president trump while being questioned by late-night host jimmy kimmel. we have got that coming up in the debate but first new documents show that google are restarted building and has built a search engine that does censoring for china. it has one senator asking google if you want help the pentagon keep us safe but you will help china censor human rights abuses and other things? next an attorney who has sued google for conservative bias and for censoring her client. she joins us next. 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.

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liz: welcome back. silicon valley and google that prides itself on being open-minded like the rest of silicon valley quickly compromised -- and china to new documents published by the intercept revealed google has started built a search engine for china that censors thousands of web sites that publish information about free speech, democracy, human rights and more. this is at a time when on line censorship is increasing around the world. let's take a check of the parents off the bed. stocks closing in the red still up for the month or let's bring in attorney harvey dylan. it's great to see you again. what's your reaction to this because alpha that won't work for the pentagon and it is

censored your client client james damore who works at google. >> i guess censorship is in the water over there at google. you can't blame them for wanting to tap into the chinese market but the cost of that is that they will be enabling the censorship of almost a billion people. the way this is going to work is that they are going to use their app on it and juried phone which is something that 95% of chinese use that to impose chinese government control uncertain terms. more insidious than that liz is any company that does business in china has to hand over information to the government about its users. if for example somebody in china using a fund tries to search for human rights violations are dissidents or something the government doesn't like the government can and will find out about it. that's what it is and the chinese government has a right

to update that list regularly. to be fair to the employees of google apparently the same people who are upset about what the pentagon are outraged google is moving forward full speed ahead and it's ready to rollout. liz: the intercept which got the documents said google workers are kept in the dark about this but to your point google seems to be sacrificing. all of the tech companies in silicon valley when they saw facebook stock going into correction mode that lost market value in minutes i got really scared them and then you have senator marco rubio tweet me at quote giving the benefit of the doubt learning more about google but reading how google has plans to help china set up a search engine isn't serving. they won't help the pentagon keep us safe that they will help china suppressed the truth.

your reaction to all of that? >> i couldn't agree more with senator rubio at its worse than what i just said. they are also setting up an artificial intelligence development program lab in china in conjunction with their chinese company over there. artificial intelligence is obviously the next wave and they are doing this abroad. presumably this will be technology that will not be related by the united states government ultimately could be used in warfare and beyond american interests. liz: more people have said that china is a bigger threat to america's national security than russia is and we hear about russia all day not paying attention to china. here w. -- double amputee wounded warrior saying everyone in the military's participating something immoral when google's workers say we won't -- pentagon contracts. let's listen to johnny jones. >> to defend their countries to

keep the people within this country safe. if that comes the point of war that's not our decision. that's her enemies decision. we are benevolent country and where the largest and most powerful country because we treat other countries with respect. for them to make that summation and saying having a defense contract means you are killing people are doing something immoral is to say that every man and woman who raises the right-handed defense of this country is immoral. i take personal offense to that and good riddance. i'm glad they are people there that are patriotic and willing to help us out. liz: your reaction. >> i couldn't agree more liz. on the one hand they brutally suppressed their own workers who dissent from their orthodoxy do they refuse to help their own country and now in pursuit of the dollar or other currency they are willing to help countries that are in an them

akel two hours. what is next? are they going to help other regimes to depress their people? this is very scary and what happens if the biggest customer of google turns out to be china and china says we don't want the terms appearing in your profiles are in the united states are in countries that joined china. that's not far-fetched. if you are driving your business decisions that's what happens next. other companies have -- are afraid for doing business in china because of the state of thing and now the other people get in there too. liz: we love having you on. come back soon. to the midterms the new republican ad calling out democrats a so-called victory. >> after ohio special election. we will show you that coming up at first hip-hop star kanye west defending his support for president trump while being questioned by late night host jimmy kimmel.

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note host -- late-night host jimmy kimmel. start closing today in the red. let's bring in the political panel. it's great to see you both. eric kanye west said it took him more than the up before it he had the confidence to wear trump have. you can't wear a hat out in public? >> i think for many in the african-american community certainly here in los angeles if you're are part of donald trump your career could be decimated. it could be the kiss of death and they think with kanye there was a concern because there are so many in the black african-american community that look at trump as the devil. certainly in the music industry, hip-hop so he really was an

following what he believes. it's really serious in that respect. in fact bad is the kind of situation we are in today. liz: stefani what is your take on the coverage of jimmy kimmel asking kanye west hey you stood up when you thought george w. bush doesn't care about why people. what makes you think that donald trump cares about black people? what's your take on kanye west not answering that much in the coverage of that? >> it was a little bit of a loaded question. they didn't even give him a chance to respond because they went to commercial break. that's what a lot of people are talking about is jimmy kimmel inserted these words does anyone care about black people after he said the trump stuff. liz: or trump doesn't care about anyone at all. >> vatican is a loaded question and you need time to think these

things out. think the coverage is unfair. people does want to jump on it and turned around anyway they can to make it look like kanye is bashing trump. at the end of the day we don't know. you might feel a certain way today and changes might tomorrow. what kanye has brought is a very important discussion to this nation that we shouldn't be attacking each other over the candidates we like. liz: to stephanie's point eric, remember the guy who was wearing a trump hat or the man whose -- was set on fire during inauguration or the trump supporter who is so brutally egged and cornered. that woman getting egged and surrounded by a mob, eric that was terrifying. that was scary. there was a really dangerous situation for her and the others to be in but she was up against the glass door and she had no escape in a mob was descending on her. that was scary and attacking

someone because of their political views, really? >> there's a sick obsession in their recent, since the election to want to make this into a situation that is so outrageous, so disrespectful of people, americans over what is really just a set of elites and frankly it has become so tribal and there is such conflict in such controversy that the america that we used to know it's just fading. we have got to get it back and it requires people on the left that are acting out of this level to get a check to a degree so they are respectful of others' beliefs irrespective of the fact that it may not be in line with what you wanted a person is in power may not be the man that you want, that you should still respect those who

still believe those things. liz: and said the physically and verbally attacking. have to stop. we are all human beings. stephanie and eric will be sticking with me after the break in another panel. we have a new republican ad calling out democrats for taking the so-called moral victory with tuesday's election. >> it's a victory for the democrats. >> i don't know of is a moral victory or whatever. moral victory. >> moral victory. >> moral victory. until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. 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.

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>> moral victory for the democrats. >> i don't know of it's a moral victory. >> moral victory. >> moral victory. >> moral victory. liz: the new republican ad taking aim at the democrats moral victory. >> in the media. reaction from the pending official results of the ohio special election. too close to call this race. should getting troy balderson against danny o'connor. let's get right to the panel. stephanie, moral victory. what's your take? >> they can call it what they want to call it but all the people that were predicting this race by what he acclaimed win for the democrats. they were surprised it was so close so they have to come up with something. now it's a moral victory. the race is still going and they are still counting the most

likely the democrats aren't going to pull a win. liz: the present one that district by 11 points in the election but what is your take on it being called a moral victory? >> well i think that they were trying to lie but the fact should be concerning to democrats and like the fact that they have a wave. i didn't see evidence for strong enough way that's going to supersede what they are going to need to win in november could i mean frankly i think a lot of republicans need to show off because it really didn't matter. what really mattered was and what matters is november so the people that showed up for the democrats and people are talking about that but a lot of republicans said it didn't mean anything. what really matters is november and that's when republicans show up and i think there's a challenge for the democrats are not as together and not as strong. they want to believe that they are, they are looking for hope

but the evidence doesn't suggest is strong enough that it could in a niche -- interesting november. that's led to say. liz: it's interesting the only president going back to dwight d eisenhower who saw his approval ratings go down and consumer confidence go up was barack obama. it's striking it's so going on right now under this president. >> the president is doing a very good job. the economy is strong and people are getting jobs. a lot of people had reason to vote republican in the election. this is an indicator. i'm expecting a red wave. i don't see a blue wave but this is good news for republicans although i will say republicans should not fall asleep and they should realize the fact that this was so close. liz: we are at a time. stephanie merritt a great weekend. we will have more after the break. stay there.

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