it there and my brother. we get your passion and hope we can get that debate going real soon. lou: good evening, everybody. our top story in anticipation building in us until we're an hour from now, president trump will hold a rally in support of senate candidate, mike braun, indiana as you see there. they've been filing into the venue there for hours. the president hoping to add to a spectacular record of trump endorse candidates who have won their races this year. primary record 31 wins two losses. no president in history has come close to his winning record to be president if any of had the

courage to endorse candidates in primary elections. waiting for the general election matchups instead. tonight's rally comes as the president spent part of his day flaming fake news, fake search and all sorts of nemeses. the president fighting back against relentless attacks from the national left-wing media and their tech and social media allies in silicon valley, anti-trump, anti-conservative, demanding an end to their lies and abusive treatment of conservatives. >> twitter, whatever you have, facebook, but everyone, and you can't have censorship. you can't pick one person and say we don't like what he's been saying. he is now. lou: judge jeanine pirro joins us to talk about the less coordinated and relating effort to smear and subvert this attention and the ongoing cover-up of the department of justice, fbi political corruption. tonight, the radical who says

america is never that great not ignorantly consulting the men and women who enforce our immigration laws. >> new york state is the new york state is the state that says we will not cooperate with i.c.e. they are a bunch of thugs. lou: that is new york's barely comprehensible governor andrew cuomo under fire for not only his outrageous remarks. he is also facing a campaign corruption scandal. we will take that up tonight with republican political strategist ed rollins, "washtington examiner" chief political correspondent, byron york and our top story, president trump arriving in indiana tonight where he will speak a rally for republican senate candidate, mike braun. hundreds have been lining up in the hoosier state to attend the rally. arriving in the firestorm of the national left-wing media after he took been head-on for their fake news in particular. giving great notice to cnn and

its standing by its reporting over the discredited trump tower story. the president tweeting this. last night, cnn being torn apart from within based on their being caught in a major lie and refusing to admit their mistake. sloppy carl bernstein, a man who lives in the past and thinks like a degenerate fool making up story after story, being laughed at all over the country. fake news. president trump followed that up with this. lanny davis admits being anonymous source that cnn report. brett bair, zero well, so much for cnn saying it wasn't lanny. no wonder they are ratings are so low. it's fake news. cnn quickly firing back with this. make no mistake, mr. president. cnn does not lie. we report the news and what people empower a child lies. cnn stands by our reporting and our reporters.

there may be many fools in the story, but carl bernstein is not one of them. so says cnn. after the cnn tepid response, the president geared up this morning and truly the media have it, saying quote, the hatred and extreme bias of me by cnn has clouded their thinking, made them unable to function. but as i've always said, and this has going on for a long time. little jabs he has done a terrible job. his ratings suck. he continues what is going on at cnn is having two different degrees with being one of the worst. the good news is and you lack heat, get it? fired for incompetence and much worse. they were hurt badly. the left-wing media clearly that

because president trump just will not back down. vice president might and says this is a major reason that mr. trump was elected president. >> all a nose for a lot of the liberals in the national media, they met their match in president donald trump. he understands that the american people elected this man because he had the right vision for this country, but also because he is a fighter. lou: president trump has also been busy fighting tech giant saying with the likes of google, facebook and twitter and his administration is looking into it. joining us tonight, host of justice but judge jeanine, author of "the new york times" bestseller, liars leakers against the anti-trump conspiracy. judge, great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. lou: i have to say the president

is tearing everyone out there in the left-wing media. he's giving them a proper to aware they should be and how they should be operated. >> the amazing part of this is he was a man who probably should be vacationing. it is the end of the summer. he just doesn't get up and that's why he was elected. lou: he's been there for 10 days in jersey. >> 10 days in jersey, works every day. the guy is constantly working. americans believe what he's saying. if you start with nbc, is in soccer with nbc? train to cnn. >> okay, cnn. called in andy lacky. wasn't nbc who had that whole thing about harvey weinstein, we don't want this story. it is not ready. this is not something we are interested in. why? they were owned by harvey

weinstein in the figurative sense. and then you got nbc with matt lauer. there was a man who sat on the second floor who told me about matt lauer years ago and if we knew about it, i'm sure nbc knew about it. you've got all the other issues at nbc that they are the first ones to criticize us. look, nbc and cnn, devoted to every three seconds donald trump should be impeached, impeached and if we can impeach him, how can we indict him? the office of legal counsel says we can't indict the president. let's get a state attorney general to indict the president. americans are kind of fed up with this since i was the president for good reason. lou: and the american people are fed up irrespective of the polls that you choose. it is my personal opinion that president trump is at least 10 points greater than the numbers being reported at 44%, 46%.

the american people are going to make themselves heard in these midterm elections. i think there is a very big surprise awaiting the dems who are moving so far left and this attack concerted, orchestrated in the national left-wing media with the democratic national committee, the democratic party the last. it is going to blow up in their faces. >> if you look at what just happened in the primaries, and ron desantis wins florida and the republican party on wednesday and then to the right is this gentleman, gillum. all right? and he is very left-wing. they they never expected him to win. if you go through even arizona and florida, california, they are so far left there when it comes to november, it's going to be a different game totally. whoever donald trump supports wins the primary.

lou: you have to appreciate the president sense of humor. attorney general jeff sessions job is safe that he will not fire him before the midterm election. >> right, before november. how many days is that? 68 days. you know what, look, i don't know where jeff sessions gets off being the attorney general. how can you work for a guy who doesn't want you? where is your dignity, your self-esteem. where is your sense of self. the guy doesn't want you. give it up. lou: we are not going to give you out. thank you for being with us, judge. judge jeanine pirro. join her saturdays at 9:00 p.m. eastern every saturday. >> every saturday. that's right. lou: up next, what's an inning? the headquarters of the one-sided nato alliance could soon be rebranded courtesy of the very powerful and highly

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weighing in on architecture. he is trying to find a place to name something for john mccain. marco rubio has decided he would like to rename nato's new headquarters in brussels after a u.s. senator. rubio will probably not visited in any official capacity perhaps ever. an amazing idea from an amazing fellow. joining us tonight, another amazing fellow, ed rollins, hall of fame political consultant, republican strategist. rollins served as white house political director under president reagan. great to have you here. marco rubio. there is trump arrangement syndrome and now there is less lionized john mccain syndrome in washington.

>> is here a week, like a presidential wheat, like a president died. i don't want to dump on him, but it's important to separate the man in the mid-and people do that. lou: we're not talking about rubio now, are we? >> rubio is a combination of scott and desantis has pretty much no longer the players and florida. to certain extent, he basically cast his lot on a number of things unsuccessfully. but the gang of a. there is always the gang. innovator gang of seven or six. none of whom were ever successful. the issue is you start renaming buildings come in myers will make the federal building one, federal building two. it's an historic moment this person was bare.

senator russell was a very important player when he was air and he's a real real power behind the senate very important to our defenses and foreign policy. and linda johnson. he was lyndon johnson's mentor. if you eliminate that, it would be the same as sam rayburn who would be the counterpart. it's absurd. use these as teaching lessons, but the idea is basically change -- lou: you oppose this idea of schumer said testing he recognized that the building will never be named after him. >> it will definitely never be named after him. the irony and again, no disrespect to john mccain at this point in time, but he is the third most unpopular member of the senate today. lou: i saw that poll. i can't recall who did the poll. another poll that i do recall,

cbs news earlier this year. john mccain was more popular among democrats than among republicans. by the way, in both cases, he was underwater. that is more republicans viewed him unfavorably and more democrats viewed him favorably. >> he didn't fit the modern-day party. not just a trump party. he was basically antagonized a republican president with the exception of him being the nominee ever since he's been in the senate or the house. my sense is wish him well, do you see all the democrat and what have you that he was more closer to the democrats than he was republicans at the end of the day. lou: and a great american hero. >> absolutely. an experience that none of the rest of us ever have to do that hopefully. lou: i think that is largely what the expression is here in

washington. frankly for his military service to this nation. >> and what he'll get legitimately as he was chairman of the armed services committee come a bit portrait, rename the armed services room after him and i think that's a very significant thing. lou: this is not a time of proportion, is it? you know what, at least things are moving forward and that's important. thank you. ed rollins, it's going to be a heck of a night in indiana. mike braun coming just before retail, got to ask you, how is that going to go? the president putting his prestige on the line. >> he needs to because of the senate seat that should be ours. donnelly basically republican seat. he so points ahead in the polls.

the president has to remind republicans why he needs a republican in the senate and i think i make a big difference. lou: do you think you win? >> he would win today. >> i know, but the election is on november 6th. i'm asking you to predict the future. >> they should be one of the high priority for the president. he can make a difference there. he can rely on those republicans. lou: is braun going to win? >> i think he can win. lou: the savant. >> the reason i am a savant is there's 10 weeks to go and a lot can happen in 10 weeks. if the election were today he would win, the 10 weeks from now he can. lou: and i've taken full notes on this. we are going to bring him back over the course of the next few weeks. thank you for being here. good to see you. ed rollins. lou: president trump is freezing pay raises for federal civilian employees. he says the pay increases would

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lou: "the new york post" reports governor andrew, received a $25,000 campaign contribution from an attorney representing hollywood mogul accused sexual predator harvey weinstein. just six days before and in an investigation into his cave, cuomo halted the investigation in the manhattan district attorney who himself saw pursuing weinstein after receiving a $10,000 donation from the same attorney. joining us tonight is byron york, washed in examiner chief political correspondent, fox news contributor. good to have you with us. good to see you.

>> thank you, lou. lou: governor cuomo is suddenly in the middle of a controversy of his own making and it seems to be building that the piece. is this purposeful or has he just lost all political touch? >> welcome him as he could be out of touch right now. in the democratic party i think what we are seeing in this debate between him and symbian extent and in this race in general is that the old hillary bernie feith is continuing at the different cast of characters now. the fight between the progressive wing in the old-fashioned liberal establishment wing of the democratic party is going on and cuomo is for bear, but having trouble aiming last night. the idea that a candidate with you all stop whining when you do is just mind-boggling. but that's a came out of his mouth. lou: that came out of his mouth, consulting immigration and customs enforcement.

by the way, they are an absolute standard of law enforcement for all vying for a spin in this into his old feminist thugs. are you kidding me? does that play so well in new york that it's really just a statement that he has no future national ambitions? >> it's hard to believe that could really play in a statewide race. maybe in alexandria ocasio-cortz area and parts of brooklyn. doesn't seem like it would work, but on the other hand, other hand, you see that conventional liberal establishment politicians like him trying to catch up with the progressive wing. well, does he want to abolish i.c.e.? yes, let's call them a bunch of thugs. who knows, there is still time. lou: well, mayor gillum did go

there. he wants medicare for all that can be paid for, so he needs to create at least a regional syndicate a state where he could pull that off and destroy the budget of the state of florida, which has enjoyed -- immense prosperity under president trump's presidency. this was getting to be a wild race in florida as it begins now with gillum under investigation, federal investigation. three years of extraordinary crime rates in the city of tallahassee that he has mayor. this is looking like a clash between the left, the far left and the democratic party itself before we even get to the republican trump a read. >> well, a lot of us are paying perhaps more attention to the

republican race where we really didn't be the power of donald trump with republican voters. his endorsement of ron desantis really turned that race in a big way. it wasn't close. lou: adam putnam how they think it was a 25-point lead at one point. the president stepped in and turned it all upside down for the establishment gop and the koch brothers and wall street in the business roundtable and the chamber of commerce. there is no doubt. which is a stronger? establishment gop were donald trump. right now the answer is convincingly donald trump. >> absolutely. putnam had been elected statewide in desantis had not. when they had that debate, i believe it was bret baier and martha mccollum on that. he got exposure across the state any of the president come in and it really flipped the race.

while all about what's happening there is a multicandidate race going on in the democratic party. remember andrew gillum one with 34% of the vote. lou: with the five other candidates, basically establishment democrats. >> won a home was named glenn graham, daughter of former senator bob graham. so you have this establishment and going again and everybody was really, really surprised when andrew gillum came out on top. lou: as we look at what's happening in the democratic party and arizona, and arizona, oklahoma with the gubernatorial runoff. this is starting to be one of the most interesting is not the most interesting already midterm elections that we've seen in certainly 2010. >> absolutely. arizona being a really, really critical race because if democrats were to capture the

house and that's a real possibility, for republicans the senate becomes everything. and they've got some good pickup opportunities like north dakota, that arizona is the one where democrats think they might be able to pick up one. lou: i don't believe either party any more frankly when it comes to this. this is going to be, it seems to me right now very clearly the democrats had very little to run on. they are going to be as nasty and does british and brutal as they possibly can. it looks like a scorched earth campaign being led to far left elements. and we've seen what happens when there is no bridge across the center for the democrats or republicans and the democrats certainly don't have that bridge and it's certainly not represented by any major candidate in any state that i've been following.

>> the entire raises antitrust. all politics is local and each one of these 435 house races going on across the country is about local issues. we have not seen a year in which the president has cast a shadow against dennis -- every single political event. lou: someone different -- >> a bright light. lou: as we look at the republicans, though, and the choice seems to be clear now because republicans are acknowledging and they will work as hard as they can to begin impeachment proceedings. we will impeach president trump. that is charged in although so

many democrats acknowledged there is no crime with which to charge and anyone not of office. they are lurching left and announcing quite publicly that they intend to overthrow a presidency. >> this is becoming extremely difficult for democratic leaders. you've seen in the past that they've tried to be cool about impeachment. that was the day of the michael cohen plea. they got so excited about the president been implicated in a colony of campaign finance violations. there is then a poll that asked us recently to show 79% of

democratic voters favor impeachment. they could not put it that are not. lou: especially leaders to have by the way are now leading that very started john that is talking about impeachment of this president. they have said so much falsehood, and so much ignorance, so much vitriol into their party that i don't know if they can escape. >> they come up with a new poll tested phrase that they want to service a check and balance of president trump and the cultural corruption. the one thing they are absolutely coming out and saying if they take control of the house, there is going to be an avalanche of subpoenas heading towards the white house. adam schiff will be the chairman of the house intelligence.

lou: [inaudible] >> elijah cummings, chairman of the oversight committee. his subpoenas will be fast and furious to borrow a phrase. trade the pantheon of radicalism and irrational looked him. byron york, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: none of which i pray we will ever witness. byron york in the "washtington examiner." harvard university under fire for its race-based admissions enters. we take it up amongst other emerging issues with her attorney. she joins us know what? no, what? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more.

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train to the trump justice department has sided with a group of asian-american students suing harvard university over its race-based admission policy. the department of justice alleging harvard uses a personal rating that discriminates against asian-american applicants. the case goes to trial in october. 22% of the admitted 2021 harvard class of asian-american. joining us tonight, harvey dillon come attorney, rnc for the great state of california. great to have you with us. let's start with this case with the department of justice. race-based admissions of any kind should be, i would think in this day and age, a real red

flag for admissions officers for university administrations. >> absolutely. it's illegal to put it bluntly. unfortunately in today's america, discrimination against asian-americans is kind of the last frontier and the justification is that asian americans on average students of her perform. if we allow people based on merit you have more than 50% of the harvard community being asian-americans and we can't have that because of course the left believes in racial gerrymandering that way. so they assign low personality scores to asian candidates and use that as a proxy for elimination of the students, even without meeting the students. that is obviously illegal and the federal government has stepped in because they gave funds to harvard and harvard has to comply with title vi another civil rights regulations. i look forward to seeing all of this play out in october, lou.

lou: it is fascinating. by the way, not just asian-americans. i love the expression over perform. in a merit based meritocracy that is they can't do small republic. a capitalist economy, free enterprise. we should be celebrating quote, unquote over performance in every fashion. it makes it sound like it's redundant or superfluous. i don't know how anyone could get to that level of over performance. and to deny them denies the country. >> absolutely. lou: and to your point, harmeet dhillon, and i don't know that everyone has thought this through to its logical extension. it is saying that we are going to put race before marriott. we are going to put race before talent and that there is some sort of magical potion that

only, you know, even the university is know the formula, that somehow should be superseding marriott, talent and demonstrated intellect in the great potential future for themselves and the country denies that. >> bad news. i mean, it is un-american and it's kind of telling everybody that they have to know their place and stay in their place. it's not right. lou: you know what the other part of it is? a quarter to eight heard our international students rather than american students. some of those obviously losing some of the people losing theirs needs. asian americans, jewish student, i love that word. i'll perform. i've never been accused of that. >> you earn over perform her,

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lou: president trump supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh start tuesday, the three rino governors have birdie made it clear they are not going to sign-on. they are charlie baker massachusetts miller hogan of maryland and phil spotted her amount. they are what you might call a state of difficult, complex politics. joining us tonight, robert jeffers, pastor the first baptist church, fox contributor and author of the brand-new book choosing the extraordinary life

got seven secrets for success and significance and available for pre-order right now. we recommend it to you highly. very highly. pastor, gray tabby with us. >> thanks, lou. lou: let's start with first of your book even as they come out? >> it comes out tuesday, but you can get it online right now. and lou, the book at how god can take ordinary people and use them to accomplish extraordinary things. it's about how to discover your real purpose in life. it's an upbeat positive book and appreciate your mentioning it. lou: well, i'm delighted to recommend it highly. i'm also delighted to have you with us. let's talk first about three governors, republican governors not wishing to support judge kavanaugh. that sort of peculiar, isn't it? they're not supporting kavanaugh, donald trump or their party.

an odd reason, why are the republicans he want? >> yes, and you hit the nail on the head. they don't support him because they don't support president trump. monday i had a chance to spend some time with the president and it had some others in the administration. a senior administration official who is involved in this process closely as area to miss it in believes judge kavanaugh is going to be confirmed. i can also tell you, i think these hearings that began tuesday are going to be great for the midterm election. i think it is going to motivate republicans to get out about. first of all, it will remind them why they support the president. here's the second supreme court justice in less than two years and we need congress to support him. it will also remind people how wacko the democrats have become. they listen to democratic members of the senate judiciary committee show how far left they have gone out of the mainstream

with this country. lou: it is. to me it is all but incomprehensible as i listen to democratic congressman, democratic senators, chuck schumer, for example, he seems less a leader than some sort of student organizer with a bullhorn. he has become somewhat of i think, without question, a caricature. there just isn't any leadership for the party. and what they are doing is flailing. with only partial of the entertainment you would expect from a circuit. >> that's exactly right. these hearings could not be coming at a better time. it is just a great reminder for rest of what is at stake here and why we can never let the

democrats become in charge of anything ever again. lou: well, that is going to be -- it's already clear that we are going to have a savage campaign leading into november 6th in almost every state. it is already brutal in florida and arizona around this country, the state of new york. i mean, it's impossible to describe the atmospherics of this political system in this political state. >> it is, but let me get you some good news. the president is at the events i've ever seen him. when i talk to me at three things on his mind. the booming economy, unprecedented approval rating among republicans, 90%. 92%. look, a country reports is not panicked about the midterms, but is very focused on them. he told me and later are fake leaders, the reversal of policies that would occur if the dems are elected.

i told the group later if they get in charge, they are either going to ask this president from office or paralyze him while he's in office and we cannot allow that to happen. lou: we've already seen this president quote, unquote paralyzed and all he's done is achieved more than any president in modern history in less than two years in office. the last person i worry about in this country is the president of the united states because he is not only a fighter, he is smart, he is resilient, as clever as he can be. with his own party, whether it be in the campaign for the office he holds or whether it be in the washington that are enveloping the white house. indeed, here we are, over two years into quote, unquote collusion investigation of special account will.

they have done their dirtiest work. i'm talking about the dimms on the left as well as the rinos in the republican establishment. there are reasons people are lining up, just for an hour or so of his time to share an evening with him. i mean, this is where we were in 2015 and 2016. lines running around the blogs because they wanted to see this guy who said he could lead the nation in answer to a smart government where only dumb government had prevailed. robert, delighted to have you. >> ask for having me. i was just going to see the morning after these elections, regardless of how they go, there's a long list of people he needs to fire before he goes forward. it's imperative you do that. lou: this is where i get to say amen. pastor, appreciate it.

always, good to have you. i mentioned pastor jeffress book. thank you. another guest at another friends of the program have great reasons as well and we want to put them up there with the extraordinary lives. pastor jeffress. james freeman with his new book called borrowed time to rush a hoax by gregg jarrett and judge jeanine pirro's liars, leakers and liberals. don't forget about sidney powells license to lie, the corrupt department of justice, all available in bookstores and online of course. but next, president trump shedding light on the future of the department of justice and sat back attorney general jeff sessions. we take it up here next. we will be right

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lou: on wall street stocks closed lower. volume on the big board 2.8 billion shares. listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. president trump telling bloomberg jeff sessions will not be fired as attorney general, at least until after november's mid-term elections. judge pe jeanine pirro wonders y

jeff sessions doesn't get the hint. judge jeanine: where is our dignity and self-esteem. give it up. lou: trump getting ready to talk at a rally in evansville, indiana. he joins senatorial hopeful mike braun. he's had a good record so far. he's 31-2 with his endorsements. he says the president reminds the hoosier state yes wants a republican senator in that mid-term election. the department of justice siding with asian-american students suing harvard for discrimination against them in their admissions process. hamarchgood night from n york.

guy: president trump on offense, lashing out at the so-called fake news and this time he's naming names. i'm guy benson in for kennedy. the president is at a rally in indiana. and the tweet storm started fast and furious this morning. the president had a lot to unload including quote i cannot state strongly enough how totally dishonest much of the media is. truth doesn't matter to them. they only have their hatred and agenda including fake books,