at propertyman@foxnews.com. i'm bob massi. and i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] right now lou dobbs is here on foxbusiness. lou: good evening. our top story looks like this will be another season of discontent for the nfl. some players grandstand and saw the flag in the anthem once again. as usual, president trump had it right from the very beginning. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when someone disrespects a flag to say get that son of a bit of the field right now. out. he's fired. lou: the national left one meeting running their same place trying to turn an issue of respect and patriotism into a

matter of race and shame on them. >> this guy has the white house and it's not even a dog whistle but a bullhorn. the president has shown every intention of fanning the flames of this culture because he thinks it benefits them politically. >> the president has made clear the politics of division is a winning issue for him. >> .com the classic old man at the bar shouting at the tv. lou: wow. another while they of starts and stops in the manafort harbored the question that overhangs the proceedings in the virginia courtroom, is that a reasonable resolution or is it raw political persecution? the rocket docket, as a call, is looking like a slow train going up the respite judge jean pirro joins us tonight and we will talk about the latest twist and turns in the trial of amanda foreman of justice years ago the client to charge but whom the special counsel has relevantly targeted now faces the prospect

of 300 years in prison as a result. top story tonight, the boston globe, calling for a coordinated media award against president trump. today's after the thomas friedman column made a spectacular impact insane he wants to do the same thing representing the new york times. what is particularly galling about the wolf pack mentality about the left-wing media is they assume they have not been all along with their venomous attacks against the president and his family is a work in lockstep with the democrats. the deep state and their deep state, the henchmen of obama which brings us to the mueller witchhunt. an abbreviated day in the ninth circuit court in the testimony apartment four. they did not choose to wrap up

their court today. there was a mysterious five hour delay in the trial today. judge alice offering no excavation for what had happen happened. so much for the rocket docket. alice finally instructed al prosecutors to call their first witness but the jury had not been brought to the court room yet. oh, yes, i keep forgetting. this is more whining from prosecutors as special counsel a delicate bunch. they filed a motion that the judge was once again too hard on the government attorneys, delicate fellows they are, out of line for criticizing the way they question the witness yesterday. judge, you are a patient man. if you have a problem with the judge, would you call? you called the judge. judge janine pirro to this now. host of justice with judge janine. author of the number one new

york times best-selling book, liars, leaks and [inaudible]. great to have you here. a mysterious five hour interim in the proceedings in the courtroom with no expiration and the prosecutors are just a little beside themselves at the rough treatment by judge ellis. >> is contrary to the rocket docket that judge t.s. eliot is running in terms of the court and i know one of the things that is most important is to move the case along and not be burdened down with motions or whatever they dealt with five hours. i was but suspect it had to do one of things. the crying prosecutors who don't like that the judge is pushing apart and calling them babies for tearing up or there was an issue about the 9.5 million or $16 million loan that paul manafort got as a result of they

say is getting involved in the trump campaign and therefore the president and bank caught and given the $69 loan and i need to know if i'm being considered for a position in treasury or hud. i'm saying to myself, everyone who works for someone who works on a presidential giving syrup for cabinet position. what a fool. lou: or perhaps secretary of the army. >> right, right. lou: whatever the issue maybe it's a trial that is contentious for most of that contentiousness is between the judge and a special counsel team. we are watching and it seems to me that offense holds their powder dry and waits for the moment rather than enlarged the cross-examination opportunities to you about this. t.s. eliot who runs the rocket docket is not trying a case with

a special counsel who involves additional motions and all arguments because were talking about the special counsel mueller, russia and this is a text case where apparently they looked at it appears back and did not think it was worth bringing but now ellis knows he's been used as leverage to convict paul manafort so they can squeeze him to go after the president. lou: but not doing nothing about it. after all his statements in the upset seeding the trial he declared basically what, to me, seems to be the reality. using leverage in going after manafort to get to the president of the united states and summing up in one sentence what the judge did. precisely what special counsel is about and what these attorneys as members of special counsel represent and it's a shame. what he has done here is absolutely nothing to create equity in the courtroom. judge jeanine: there is no equity in the courtroom and

everyone knows that this is nothing to do with russia, the president or anyone else. why are we wasting time in this courtroom with all of these - i call it super due process. we have a case with the national media is involved and there's super due process and it takes more time. our justice is so backlogged and it's ridiculous. this judge is frustrated and angry and i don't blame them. lou: with all that frustration and anger one would expect there to be some sort of intercession here on his part with those attorneys because he's talked to them about them rolling their eyes and about putting their heads down. he's even put up with backtalk from an attorney who i think should've been lifted out of the court by the nape of his neck. judge jeanine: any tough judge who wants his order in the courtroom and if someone rolled their eyes at me and the jury caught wind of that that means i

lost control of the courtroom. this judge cannot be pushed back by the prosecutors who are pushing back and criticizing him. you got to put his stake in the ground and make sure they understand you don't cross this line. that's the only way to be respected by the jury as well as these prosecutors. lou: when the judge said, as he did yesterday, perhaps he'd been too tough about skaters. is that the point of which he lost control with this proceeding? judge jeanine: anyone with common sense says i wonder what happened in the back room and was only what and very unusual because here's the thing. if there's a conviction the prosecution cannot appeal. maybe the judge is trying to be fair just to get out there and i don't take position but all he had to do was tell the jury i take the position and you go into that deliberation and you decide the facts based on the law and evidence you hurt.

lou: day ten, monday, in the trial of paul manafort judge janine, great to have you here. you so much. sure to catch justice with judge dean saturday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. president trump announcing he will double steel and aluminum tariffs against turkey sending currencies tumbling nearly 15% in turkey's stock market plunging 7% since the president everyone visited the united states and failed to reach an agreement to free american pastor from turkish prison. the booming trump economy has been delivering for all americans as the president promised. >> african-american and hispanic and american and employment have reached the lowest levels in the history of our country. but you have to lose? people do not like it when i said that.

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the way president trump policies have helped african-americans, all americans, instead he wants to call the president a name. >> our commander-in-chief is, in fact, facial opportunist chief in this country that he's using race to incite the base, not wearing mind that is responsible presidential rhetoric literally results in racial tensions been exacerbated and lives but the risk. lou: did he forget that under this president black on the planet has hit an all-time low? he also seems to elect the president recent approval rates among african-americans. 29% according to the rasmussen poll and 21% according to the end of the lacey teeth pulling themselves. both numbers more than double the number of african americans both that the president received an election in 2016. twenty now top political

strategist with former reagan white house political director, fox news political analyst ed rowlands. that's extraordinary to see that kind of resistance to reality which is this is a president who promised to work for all americans in doing so too great and unprecedented effect. >> limiting the knowledge of the constituency group. 20% of african-americans now are supporting the president. you go back to eisenhower to get a republican that those numbers. reason they're doing it he's green jobs, lowering the unemployed right, talking about is a matter and that number will go higher, to a certain extent. lou: meanwhile, some people are trying to make a racial issue out of the president's objection to disrespect to insulting the

national anthem and this flag that represents all america. it's a peculiar reaction that he is getting from people who should would think be delighted that he is so successful. >> were back to the old nfl ask again. one of the guys who need last night said the% of all prisoners and prisons are african americans. that president trump's fault? or the people who commit the crimes? he's trying to create jobs and fix the permit for african americans and everyone else. lou: the absolutely bald straight word fact is he's working on prison reform and doing more than any one of those people on their knees talking big about the president and disrespecting both him and the country. >> this is a clinical strategy. black caucus is getting more revved up for the elections and

looking to elect the first black speaker is what they're talking about today. the number of candidates and the media is done on all the time. to do that they play the racist card and that's very un-american and detrimental to not just the president but all americans. lou: wheezing congress in one area and at least in respect, suddenly mitch mcconnell is praising the president suggesting that republicans attach themselves to the trump agenda and, guess what? is not supporting the president tough position with china and using tariffs which he absolutely did not think it was a great idea want to. >> no one seems sees more polling data than senator mcconnell. they all report to him. he knows what is going on in the country. when i saw that today tells me the polls are showing the presidents more popular every day and his policies are more popular every day.

that's why mcconnell has come around. you won't see speaker ryan come around but you see mcconnell. lou: white? >> ryan has made up his mind. lou: he's made up his mind and taking down fellow republicans in the midterm election. i mean, this is one of the most unconscionable figures i've ever seen or read about in the speakership. it's amazing. >> that is the members. you are seeing a phone number of democrats who want to get rid of nancy posey as a future leader. way bigger numbers than the republican staff into a certain ascent she is far less horrible to them then ryan is to us. lou: to go back to mcconnell. i've got to give me credit. he is entrenched establishment with orthodox to his very bones in for him to turn in the

interest of the party and to embrace what he sees as effective policy making real changes in the trade relationship with china and right now rising above all of that and acknowledging the president's right and that we had to do something to correct these imbalances in our trade relationships globally. >> mitch mcconnell can count votes and knows politics as well as anyone. he knows the president of the senate for him. lou: ed rowlands, thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our bowl tonight. question is do you think nfl commissioner roger goodell in the owner's understand the players continue to insult are in some and a flag that fans may well abandon the league altogether? cast your vote on twitter, follow me on twitter, like me on facebook and follow me on instagram. i'm next, house up against

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lou: a lot of noise today about former white house aide omarosa's new book. we'll spare you the details. but we will share with you the white house response. their statement reading in part, quote, it's sad that a disgruntled former white house employee is trying to profit off of these false attacks and even worse, that the media would now give her a platform after not taking her seriously when she had only positive things to say about the president during her time in the administration. and i think that is right to the point we may timely be seeing some of the deep state actors, at

least the key actors among them, linked to the discredited trump dossier testify before congress. bob goodlatte who hasn't done much is now preparing subpoenas for the department of justice's bruce orr, his wife nelly orr and fusion gps cofounder glen simpson. joining us tonight, gregg jarrett, fox legal analyst and author of "the russia hoax. the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump ." and i'm pleased to tell you tonight that book becomes a number one "the new york times" best seller as of sunday this weekend. congratulations. >> thank you very much. lou: this is the only show that's had it on the night, two number one best sellers contemporaneously. >> and you said you liked the book. lou: i liked the book and i was absolutely serious. >> thank you. lou: and that's why it's number

one. it would not be if i would not have said that. >> but for you it would have been number 2,000. lou: yont know if there are numbers that big. great to see you here. congratulations. goods lath. thigoodlatte.i have to tell youm frustrated. all of us are frustrated. we keep reporting details and perspectives and you know, certain elementary new details, but the fact is we know the story and we've known the story, the basic fundamental story of this witch hunt for over a year now. and congress is moving at a glacial pace. we have subpoena power -- that should be changed. the show should be the first television show with subpoena power. that would be helpful. >> yes. lou: it becomes frustrating. and subpoenaing people who are

british citizens with little prospect that they'll show up. >> that's right. lou: what is the point of this. the show must go on, i understand. but also shouldn't there be some results by now? >> glen simpson has already testified a couple of times, the founder of fusion gps, who is the one who hired christopher steele. there's a co conspiracy of brucr that drove the hoax through the dossier. and they were peddling this to everyone -- lou: you left out something here. the ka ball was enforced, enabled and 'e empowered by the hillary clinton campaign and the democratic national committee.

those are powerful actors to include. >> not only was christopher steele on the payroll of hillary clinton, he was on the payroll of the fbi, 11 different payments. and his hiring by the fbi actually began seven months before the trump-russia collusion probe was officially launched. it looks to me she was already spying months in advance. lou: as we trace ground, the reality is that we don't have any sense that we are closer to seeing what is going to be the fate of the toxic, corrupt leadership of the fbi under the obama administration, the toxic corrupt leadership of the intelligence community, particularly those who led the fbi, the cia. >> sure. lou: this is -- and the dni himself, clapper. so where is congress and why can't a name not muster the will

and the force to actually follow the constitution and insist upon its enforcement against that corrupt justice department leadership and corrupt fbi leadership? >> congress has always been slow and ineffective when it comes to investigations. they're not frankly a competent body to do it. and it's troublesom troublesomee department of justice, which is supposed to be the competent body, is run by incompetents and corrupt people. and in the case of jeff sessions, somebody who is completely feckless and useless. rod rosenstein really runs it but he, i believe is covering up his oin wrongdoing. he signed off on the renewal of the fisa warrant without proper evidence. lou: we're quickly moving to the point that the president has to take responsibility here for his own justice department, his own fbi. and he has the power, as h he sd

he would, to be -- to author the most transparent, most open administration. these documents have to be declassified. >> right. lou: and this witch hunt has to be nullified now. >> yo you know, i've said it repeatedly, the president needs to declassify three sets of documents with to be origins of the trump-russia collusion case to show it was a complete flawed and they were framing him without evidence, the second is the so-called group of eight documentdocuments with. the most important documents of all are the heavily redacted 21 pages of the fisa warrant application that would demonstrate that the fraud was perpetrated upon the court. that the judges were deceive. lou: right now we have a special counsel that continues, despite the fact there is no crime, no specification of a crime, there

is -- it is bewildering that with ou all of the conflicts tht attend robert mueller as the special counsel, his appointment, his acceptance of the job, that we have a special counsel investigation at all. >> that's right. not only was he appointment illegitimate because the law requires, the regulations require a stated crime, this is an investigation in search of a crime. but even worse than that, the launching by the fbi in july of 2016 of the investigation into trump was in clear direct violation of fbi regulations. comey knew it, comey didn't care. he was relying -- lou: neither did the entire leadership of the fbi under president obama. they're noo longer there as a result. >> that's correct. lou: but we don't have consequences and there isn't, at least as far as i can determine, any consequence in law that is punishment for what has transpired. we're going to continue this

because, to me, the hammer is now. >> right. lou: -- down. it has to be resolved because we can't continue these year-long sworsoirees where everybody is understanding the facts but nothing happens. and particularly on capitol hill where not a single u.s. senator has called 0 out this robert mueller this is how coverups work. the facts are slow to emerge. lou: we've got more facts than action and we have a lot of talker than we do doers. gregg jarrett, great to have you with us and congratulations. come send on sunday number one w york times" best seller. >> feels pretty good. lou: wildfires continue to wreak havoc in california. the holy fire troying a dozen structures, threatening home and

a fire allegedly started by an arsonist on monday. it's 5% contained. up next, it seems the nfl doesn't learn quickly. fans are in, it appears, for another year of grandstanding. >> the nfl is in a bad spot. you cannot have people disrespecting our national anthem, our flag, our country and that's what they're doing. and in m my opinion, the nfl has to change. or you know what's going to happen? their business is going to go to hell. lou: we take all of that up right after this quick break. the world.

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president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh now have a start day. chairman chuck grassily says they begin september 4th, keying up republicans to have kavanaugh seated before the supreme court's new term begins in early october. joining us tonight, chris farrell, director of investigations for judicial watch. let's start first with what is going on with goodlatte, the judiciary committee now saying that he has to have the steele dossier, he's subpoenaing it. bruce orr, nelly orr, fusion gps cofounder glen simpson. where are we headed here and how

likely is it that that subpoena will win out? >> well, better late than never. i'm glad he's doing it. i think it's a critical piece of information that the public has got to have access to. we're already suing -- in fact we sued to get ahold of the orr, gps, steele communications. we filed those requests literally months ago to exhaust the administrative process so so it was ripe for litigation. he was issue a subpoena and act quickly which is great. he should. we were ahead of him in hopes that we could get it through the legal process. as long as the information gets out, that's the important thing. lou: it's nice you have the confidence that that's going to succeed. do you really have that kind of confidence and if you have confidence, high, medium, low krfd. >confidence. >> i think it's quite high based

on judicial watch -- lou: i'm talking about the judiciary s subpoenas. >> they've had to pull teeth to get anything. i expect more gamesmanship. i'm glad they're asking and exercising their constitutional authority. it should be answered. lou: why isn't there any interest on the part of if committees in the house -- the senate is a complete waste of time. >> total. lou: why isn't there any interest in how that money was moved from the dnc, millions of dollars and from the hillary campaign, millions of dollars in to support for the creation of the phony d dossier. and what was the role and relationship between the fbi and the orrs, the strzoks, all of them. and the creation of the fisa warrants. there has been no discussion of

investigation on that basis at all. and those are two principle -- the principle actors here because they were funding all of it transpired. that is the dnc and the clinton campaign. >> and the bitter ar irony and e signal that this is a political witch hunt, it's insane, is if mr. mueller was looking anywhere, what you just described is precisely what he should be looking at. there's the conspiracy. there's the russian collusion right there, what you just enumerated. lou: why isn't anybody focusing on it? that drives me nuts. >> and it should drive you nuts, frankly. leaving out the leadership which is -- lou: that's another issue. >> a waste of time discussing them. the fee come caucus, every one of those members should be

screaming every day for the shift to be made to looking at the whole lineup of the cast of characters and all of the actions and behaviors that you just detailed second seconds ag. lou: and at this point it's 2018, we're in august, and the beat goes on. this kabuki theater that is called an investigation on capitol hill, only one committee with real, in my opinion, real significant contributions, the house intelligence committee, there is no way in the world this things can be brought to resolution unless the president himself intercedes himself to ensure openness and transparency and end this nonens. >> the answer, i've said it a hundred times before, it's extreme transparency. the president with a stroke of a pen can cut loose a lot of the information saying you want to know the big secrets, the grand

coconspiracy, here, american public, these are the records and documents that we have. take a look at it yourself and you tell me where the big russian int boogie man is. if you look hard enough you find anytime the hillary clinton campaign, dnc, fusion gps. that's where it resides. nothing to do -- lou: to that point, i have long believed that if there is any evidence of the russian disinformation campaign, psychological warfare against this country, it is best represented in the behavior of the democrats who have done everything they can to try to subvert a legitimately elected president of the united states. they indeed are truly in collusion in the interest of russian. >> it is the very definition of subversion. it really is. lou: always good to see you. come back soon.

quickly. thanks, chris up next, nfl players back at it, insulting the national anthem in the very first week of the preseason's first game. we take that up, our panel joins us here in just a moment. stay with us. we'll be right back.

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officially under way. exhibition season certainly is. already players are protesting the national anthem. during last night's preseason games, players from a number of teams took a knee, held their fists high or stayed in the locker room or walked in during the anthem. president trump today reacted as you might expect tweeting this, the nfl players are at it again, taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. numerous players from different teams wanted to show their outrage. they make a fortune doing what they love. be happy. be cool. a football game that fans are paying so much money to watch and enjoy is no place to protest. most of the money goes to the players any way. find another way to protest. stand proudly for your national

anthem or be suspended without play. joining us, gina louden. good to have you with us. gina, let's start with the president as usual, he had it right, he told these guys what was -- you know, what would happen and what we have been watching are two seasons of declines in viewership of the nfl. >> yeah. what were they protesting again, lou? can you even remember? because i kind of feel like they're protesting protesting. because i don't think anybody is aware of exactly what it is they're protesting. and i think the president made the best point, and that is there are other ways to protest. shut up and play ball. that's really how -- the president didn'tcy that part. i'm saying that. why don't they do what they were hired to do and be actual professionals. lou: what do you think? >> well, lou, right mere in

philadelphia, this malcolm jenkins, one of the leaders engaged in this. a new twist, now they're wearing shirts in the pregame that the media is giving a lot of coverage with various statistics and all of that to flush this out. this isn't just a blip on the screen. the president trump second to no president that i know of is on this, his instincts are correct. the american people care about this. this is a showdown in which the nfl players still not going to relent. they will not stop. this will continue through the midterms and republicans are foolish running for congress if they don't talk about it. lou: well, there's a lot of talk about it. what's the reaction there in philadelphia to the eagles? >> well, the reaction is people love the philadelphia eagles here, lou, so the sports media -- lou: the super bowl champions, right? >> yeah. and the sports media here in philadelphia says the most outlandish silly things like, don't they have a first amendment right and all of the

res of it. but a large contingent of people are angry about this. they agree that these players have maximum platforms. i would put malcolm jenkins on my show. but the nfl is afraid of the players' union and afraid of the mass of players. they ear going to go past trump on this and trump will get tired of it. president trump will not and neither will the american people. they don't stand for this. lou: if they do stand for it, the country will have taken a step that i didn't see coming, because we're talking about substantial declines in viewership of the nfl, fans are outraged. the owners -- you know what, i can't believe billionaires who buy these teams are doing what goodell tells them to do, which is to do nothing, apparently. and i can't understand why grown men and women would simply just say, you know, whatever you say,

roger. thank you very much, and go about their business. as if they had no influence whatsoever over the events taking place in the sport and in their business. >> well, it's pr that frankly football doesn't need right now. i've notice as i'm looking at schools for any children football programs are diminishing in schools, regular public schools, private schools and in colleges. they're putting less money into them. and i realize part of that is because of the physical damages. but football is an american institution. i love football and i hate they've done this. i switched over to watching scc. but i do think as long as they're going to keep up -- lou: some would say there's very little difference. >> roll tide. but this is not a winning issue. everyone who is running who is a republican should be mentioning this. take notes from the president, this man knowings how to market himself. take notes and definitely they

should be mentioning this over and over again. it's a losing issue for the left. lou: dom, you get the last word. >> yes on the big issues, china, russia, all of these things he is a different type of president. but he gets the gut of the american people and with twitter he can easily stay on top of this issue. this will go right through the midterms. republicans should not dismiss it saying aren't there more important things. people care about -- it's our national institution. lou: when people quit caring about respect for the flag, for the anthem and the country, then we've arrived in a very, very. >> bad day. lou: -- uncomfortable plates. >> and we're not there yet. lou: no, we're not. thank you. appreciate it up next, the trial of paul manafort extending into next week. we'll have a look ahead here next. stay with us. we'll be right back. my father passed this truck down to me,

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percent. a reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. now this is where we are on this beautiful week in america and what we're looking for. next week the mueller special counsel prosecution team will continue its case monday, despite plans to wrap it up today, the case delayed for some five hours after prosecutors accused the judge of unfairly criticizing them in court. judge jeanine pirro joined me earlier in the broadcast to take about the basis for the judge's frussation. >> this is a case where apparently they looked at it a few years back, department think it was worth bringing and now ellis knows he's been used as leverage to convict paul manafort so they can squeeze him to go after the president. lou: and the house judiciary chairman finally taking some action. bob goodlatte preparing

subpoenas for those linked to the bogus steele dossier, preparing to haul the department of justice's bruce orr, nelly and simpson. telling us how they broke their own rules when they used christopher steele as a covert source. president trump blasting nfl players who knelt during a national anthem during a preseason game. the league and the player's association have just over a month in which to alter to latest policy that required players on the field to stand and pay respect to the flag and the anthem. that agreement, however, well that policy was suspended. no new agreement has been announced and based on the behavior of players in the first games, preseason games, it looks like they're a ways away from an agreement. so it will be an interesting, interesting season at least in

the early part an ominous warning now from israel. and as they are preparing, obviously for war, concerned about hamas. as we finish tonight, i'm just wondering as we begin a new part of the show, what ever happened to the revocation of security clearances for former intelligence and law enforcement officers. the administration saying it was considering revoking clearances for former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, former director of national intelligence, james clapper, former national security adviser susan rice and former cia director michael hayden. we're just wondering. that's it tonight for us. join us monday for conversations with judge pirro. diamond and silk join us as well and wisconsin senate candidate republican kevin nicholson among or guests. we hope you'll join us.

have a great, great weekend. good night from new york from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. thanks so much for joining us. coming up in a few moments, rogers capital ce oh and semi conductor founder t.j. rogers is my special guest. but first, we're in the fox business newsroom with the big headlines this week impacting everything from wall street to main street. >> hi. the trump administration putting pressure on turkey on friday. the president authorizing a doubling of tariffs on steel and aluminum from the nato ally. sending the turkish