to not only your bags going through, but imagine if you have a dog that you're carrying or something like that. >> .not sunday. >> no, no. >> i always suspect. that's way better put it in the overhead or just forget it. >> "the evening edit" starts right now. >> we honor the men and women who turn dreams into reality with their own to beautiful hands. an americana, we honor all of you with cable, copper, why your copper, why your come and steal. you are the one slighting america's path forward. so important. the once rebuilding this land that we love. you are the ones making america greater than ever before. elizabeth: president trump really sharply focused right now on jobs and wages. the president visiting with electrical workers in philadelphia. the new trade deal will raise auto workers wages in mexico as

well. the left not acknowledging the full spectrum of the story. we've got new data from the federal reserve showing you something the media has not talked to you about. compensation, benefits, wages up under charm. economists join us ahead of president trump's make america great again rally in mississippi tonight. fox business will bring you any headlines. the fbi interview for judge kavanaugh nomination under way. that inquiry is underway right now. his friend, mark judge interviewed by the fbi. senator cruz insane democrats may ask the fbi to investigate those kavanaugh gang rape allegations. the victim now backtracking big-time under claims. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching money in politics. the date behind tomorrow's headlines. i am elizabeth macdonald.

"the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ trained to look at this. the dow hitting another record high, jumping up 122 points. 26,773 rallying for a second great day. this is the beginning of the fourth quarter. "the new york times" running a scathing report on president trump, accusing him of tax evasion and potential tax avoidance in the early 90s from his and his father's real estate empire. blake irvin live at the white house with more on this story. reporter: liz, this is as lengthy of an investigation as you will see. it essentially boils down to two things. one image of president trump is a self-made billionaire is far from reality and they're a serious tax questions more importantly because of it.

the times citing confidential tax reforms and interviews. it states that the president's father, fred trump had pumped money offense direction from his earliest days. by age three. he was earning $230,000 a year. he was a millionaire by age eight. at the time he was 17 his father had given a part ownership of a 52 unit apartment building. the times raises the possibility is being transferred from father to son of an underrepresented or unreported. president trump participated in dubious tax games during the 1990s including instances of outright fraud to greatly increase the fortune he received from his parents and investigation by "the new york times." he released a statement which reads in part "the new york times" allegations of fraud and tax evasion are 100% off and highly defamatory. there was no fraud or tax evasion by anyone.

the facts upon which the times basis of false allegations are extremely inaccurate. all of the state matters were hired by licensed attorneys, licensed cpas and licensed real estate appraisers who followed all laws and rules strictly. liz, of course one of tobacco to all of this. bucking tradition come of president trump is not his personal tax returns. he says he's been on it for the better portion for a decade will not release under the circumstances. "the new york times" article as lengthy as you will find will certainly raise more questions about what might or might not be enough tax reforms -- forms. elizabeth: how did "the new york times" get the tax returns and will be published those so people can fact check its work. i will be the next story. great to see you. thank you so much. turning to amazon, the online giant is set to raise its minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour

starting november 1st. that will cover 250,000 current workers and 100,000 workers as well. despite examples like this is how u.s. companies are putting savings from the tax cuts were coming in data reported that a fraction is flowing back to wallet. predicting faster wage growth is on the way and says one reason for all the slow wage growth so far. workers are wanting more and more and more benefits seen companies are increasingly using benefits to workers want like higher health insurance, 401(k), flextime, bonuses, vacation time and more. remember when media pundits said this would never have been. watch. >> the market is doing very well because companies are flush with tax. they are doing dividends and

stock buybacks. this is so dangerous. why would republicans want to sell this to the american people? the administration make some argument when you give corporations these taxes, they will create jobs here they will give people higher wages. i diffuse that point because corporations are flushed with cash today and they're not doing now. elizabeth: joining me now is economist ben stein. then come you are the complaints. can you take the fun? >> guess i can. what i can say is the democrats have a big lie, which is the workers pay is not keeping up with prosperity. that is because the democrat economists are not counting fringe benefits and all kind of what you mentioned, which go into a person's net take-home pay in net benefits and that will be. this also goes to the big, big issue of inequality in the society and the democrat claim

are growing to be a bigger graphic -- a gap between wealthy and poor in this country. that is also not true. it is only true if you don't count fringe benefits, all kinds of government benefits. if you've got total benefits and total worker compensation come at the gap between the wealthy and the less wealthy has shrunk not grown. that is a very good thing for the workers. by the way, the workers are free to buy stock in their own companies. why don't they take a chance? elizabeth: say i'm not for a second because often this analysis relies on irs tax returns they don't report 401(k)s, pensions, social security, fringe benefits, all sorts of government benefits. they don't show up and tax returns, but the left misleads the american people the status of income inequality.

the federal reserve is agreeing with you that the media is not reporting the workers want more and more nonwage benefits. go ahead. >> they want more and more because it's not taxable. that is a huge advantage for everybody. every one of less, said young people like you want benefits that are not taxable. we want those desperately in the american workers are getting more and more of those. that's a very important thing. the idea that the american corporation are keeping it in not showing up with workers is nonsense if you really believe in your company and the work you're doing is adding value by stock in itself is usually -- elizabeth: government pensions. teacher pensions, doing nicely

from her up in the stock market. i'll tell you something quickly. when you do is stop rybak is not zero-sum. when you do a dividend that is money that goes to the citizen's wallet. and only a third of that is due to higher health care costs. go ahead. final point before we move on. >> the final point is we are seeing corporations making tons of money and sharing it with their workers aired it is a complete lie. and they are sharing it with their stockholders and the worker should be the stockholders. that's vital. elizabeth: we wish the media would catch up and report the story accurately. >> they're never going to. two pieces of mail suspected containing rice and address to defense secretary james mattis, top navy officer.

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facebook user accounts. write to the market. the dow closing at another all-time high. ashley webster on the floor with the latest. ashley. >> the dow jones industrial average hitting another all-time high, recording its 14th record close of this year alone. the dow gaining 122 points with 773. the s&p fell off the pace a little bit in the late going, just slightly lower. the nasdaq finishing down about half of a percent. i want to talk about amazon. they made the news today announcing they will raise the minimum wage for older workers to $15 an hour. seasonal workers, temporary workers are beginning $15 an hour. also bernie sanders. it's going to hurt the bottom line of the amazon.

1.5% doubt made 871. also wanted to mention apple. another record close for apple finishing at $229.28. what a run and has been for that tech company as well. that's the latest in the stock exchange. back to you. elizabeth: president of i'm endorsing a socialist candidate. congressional candidate in a new wave of midterm endorsement. obama says he is for her. a guest who says her ideas are really, really bad for the country. also talk about a "new york times" report saying judge rick kavanaugh once questioned by police after a bar brawl 33 years ago. tonight i guess that takes on cnn for condemning kavanaugh over a bar fight. accuser julie swetnik appearing to backtrack from her sworn statement by judge kavanaugh was involved in gaining rape.

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elizabeth: judge brett kavanaugh accuser julie swetnik backtracking. now that the on the allegations adding accelerant to last week's hearing. julie swetnik alleged in a sworn affidavit subject to perjury charges come again punishable by

perjury law, then teenager brett kavanaugh and others were spiking girls drinks at a house party so as to cause girls to lose their inhibitions and ability to say no. to quote, cause girls to become inebriated. so they could then be gang rape in a side room or bedroom by a train of numerous boys. implied in allegations that those boys included brett kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh has vehemently denied these allegations not even knowing julie swetnik. she can confirm she actually saw kavanaugh spiked the drinks and said she saw him around the punch containers and said i even know what he did. he appeared to backtrack on her explosive claim. now saying she only saw kavanaugh congregating with other boys outside the rooms. swetnik claimant is a strong

coincidence he was there where the gang took place. >> you know what i'm going to ask. everyone is wondering if one of those people was brett kavanaugh. >> i cannot specifically say that he was one of the ones who assaulted me, but before this happened to me at that party, i saw brett kavanaugh bear. i saw him giving red solo cups to quite a few girls during that timeframe and there was green punch at those parties. i would not take one of those classes grab mark kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh, excuse me. i saw him around the punch bowls, page containers. i don't know what he did but i saw him buy them. elizabeth: family companion, what is your take on julie swetnik right now? spirit this is why it's so important when a corroborating evidence. when they take us through

statements by a petitioner comments crucial in this investigation there are evidence that can unfold into this investigation in general. i'm not sure. tragic accusations are not tantamount to a conviction. even her women are saying they don't want the standard. that standard is bad for american society. we'll should be held to a penalty charge? >> winter during the allegations that they play a large part of it. and so it's really not necessarily be provable offense the monsters documentation where she said i'm making this all up. so frankly this kind of thing is likely not prosecutable. >> nbc is now saying they couldn't corroborate her claims because of poor people should put forward, and she provided these claims.

one is deceased, two others not for comment. aforethought nbc news he didn't remember the swetnik i didn't think even socialize with her. i want your response to this. julie swetnik's ex-boyfriend is afraid of her, said she threatened to kill his unborn child and he filed a petition for a restraining order against julie swetnik. richard annecy told laura ingram last night that she was exaggerating everything when they were together. he never heard of a kavanaugh accusation. he planned to change his numbers and moving again and again kept saying those claims were never brought up in the years he was with julie swetnik. watch. >> you would never, after see your unborn child alive. everything that came out of her mouth was just exaggerations. she never mentioned that to me

at all and something i was very surprised to hear making these accusations because she had never, ever mention that to me at all. for any minor issues that we had, the first-time experience that comment this is incredible. she would be right in my face and say me, richard, hit me. elizabeth: what is your reaction to the soundbites? >> this can be characterized as character witness statements in a court. in terms of our purposes here, what is corroborating evidence would be the restraining order. the fact that he filed when against her speaks volume. elizabeth: he tried to file them. we're not sure the paperwork is fair. >> in nassau, the prior lawsuit including a lawsuit filed by her former employment that alleged false allegations of sexual harassment as well. on her part.

exactly. those are the kinds of notable concrete pieces of evidence we are looking for and in her case does not bode well for credibility all. elizabeth: great to see you. thank you. supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh once questioned by cops after a bar fight 33 years ago. coming up, a guest who says cnn is already condemning kavanaugh for that and he's wondering why. first, president of i'm endorsing a congressional candidate. new yorker ocasio-cortez in a new way of midterm endorsement. president obama did mike for. now he does. after this. >> including abolishing i.c.e. and medicare for all. jobs would be a lot one, free college tuition. do you think even your democratic colleagues will support that platform? your company is constantly evolving.

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>> medicare for all, tuition free public college, insuring a great new deal for future. >> how do you pay for this? >> implemented carbon tax that an additional amount of a large amount of revenue that we can have. >> i think aces right there is a part of it. it has extrajudicial nature with the structure of the agency and that is why they are able to get away with black say that her border. >> upper middle class doesn't exist anymore in america. granted our socialist congressional candidate ocasio-cortez making dubious claims on the air. barack obama is backing her in a new wave of midterm endorsement from president obama. president obama in nursing and social dilemma florida. republican strategist fort o'connell and commentator jason nichols to take it on. ford, here is the thing. do liberals realize what u.s. officials and democrats are

saying the u.s. has a lot of socialist policies already in place. half of our health system is nationalized. obama bought his way with taxpayer money to very poor economic growth by doubling the nation's debt to 21 trillion. that sounds like socialism here. >> it absolutely does sound like socialism. for the last 15 years the democratic party has been the party of free stuff and that's the only way they'll get back to power. they don't care that policies that ocasio-cortez is talking about would add $40 trillion to the debt over the next 10 years. at the end of the day this is about regaining power and the way barack obama's endorsers because they want to say the democratic party and future of the party going forward. elizabeth: it's great to welcome you to the show. what cortez has gotten say the new nafta deal getting more play into canada, would you gotten a higher auto worker pay in mexico or joseph south korea or e.u.?

president trump is stacking up a lot of victories here. >> i don't think ocasio-cortez has any plans to run for president soon. as far as -- elizabeth: forgive me. i understand not running for the president, but congress has not done a lot of what the president has accomplished already. could she get congress to get things like that done? >> i think she would get a lot of things done on her agenda, which are things like medicare for all and try to get more people insured. we have 12% of americans who don't have health insurance and cost lots of money. those are some of her priorities. those are priorities that the president -- president obama and president xi have concurrence. elizabeth: yes, and whatever the estimate whatever the estimated business health insurance.

doesn't mean they're not being treated. they do get cared for in hospitals and clinics. by the way, democrats in california rejected medicare for all. rejected single-payer because they bankrupt their states. go ahead your >> or policies stated whether it guaranteed housing, guaranteed jobs. those policies in the history of the world never worked. i don't know why it's working at the ballot box. otherwise perceptive, but is it with the party is going to win elections. elizabeth: we've had people from socialist countries like venezuela saying why are democrats pushing these failed redistributionist policies that did work in our country? the socialist don't even acknowledge the failure that is a socialist nightmare in venezuela. go ahead. >> again come i would totally agree that venezuela has been a complete failure. no one wants pure socialism.

people want social democracy, which are things that you find in the scandinavian model. elizabeth: wait a second, the scandinavian model, those countries than we are not socialists. we are capitalists with big welfare says dems. >> that's exactly what they're saying in the democratic or india's complaining. to your point come erupts billy brady didn't work on the ussr, did work in cuba or venezuela. they are misleading on what is going on in the scandinavian countries as they have a lot of s. countries. elizabeth: you'll be back with you shortly. thank you for your insights. "the new york times" reports and supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh once questioned by cops after a bar brawl. cnn already condemning kavanaugh for it. we will have this down next. >> this entire thing makes me want to heave. if you think this is about searching for the truth, you ought to put down the.

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>> last night in "new york times" unleashed this major story. get this, judge kavanaugh may have been accused of throwing some i.c.e. across a college bar in the mid-1980s.

talk about a bombshell. one can only imagine what new bombshell might be published today or tomorrow. elizabeth: a new "new york times" reported that senator mcconnell was there talking about a supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh was one question i cops after a bar brawl in which he was accused of stirring i said somebody back in 1985. this happened after apparently a ub40 concert 33 years ago. cnn says it is still relevant. watch. >> if you are known as a belligerent, mean fighting drunks that is relevant. i think it is relevant to again a woman who says that you would corner and put your hand over her mouth. somehow that makes more sense than if you were just a fun drunk who always fell right asleep. i think it is relevant. elizabeth: "the new york times"

stock screener for a percentage point. let's take it up with author of the book, kirk schlichter. you look like you're on the edge of yours are you waiting for the fbi to get to the bottom of this site. >> i'm super excited about this, lives. little did i know in the 80s brett kavanaugh what inspired the hit i.c.e. i.c.e. baby. -- ice ice baby. elizabeth: but here's the thing. they are saying this is relevant because he is belligerent, bad drunk, and your take on map your >> may be the guy was a and dessert i start on them. maybe he was defending the honor of the young lady. we don't know the whole story about the ice incident. perhaps you should get the fbi to investigate some college guys getting in each other's faces in 1985 and bar in new haven. sounds like a good use of their

time. elizabeth: what would it take to go through a reconnaissance background to call them on the carpet about it? >> it would be like dredging the river. god knows what you would dig up and it would be stupid. i like the idea of having people in high positions of authority who thrown a punch and taken a punch in their lives. then you avoid kind of the week we'll mealymouthed people that we've seen so often like jeff flake. elizabeth: the standards are rich in a perfect church going >> he is churchgoing. elizabeth: only churchgoing. never got in a fight, never had anything bad happen and that's the standard for today. >> i do want that to be a standard. i want people of a pass. i got hit for minor in possession of alcohol in san diego when i was 20 and a half years old. elizabeth: that was naughty. >> it was andra champagne. i was so embarrassed.

and then i went on to be a lawyer. i'm an american soldier's battalion commander. and i think i did a good job. at least my troops think so. should i be disqualified from everything because i had some antics of the college sophomore? elizabeth: that is the standard, the ice during thing. >> it's not really the standard. there is no standard and not the problem. he actually left the woman to drown in a car and he's an idol. >> you're talking about the moving the goalposts. >> i don't think there making the goalposts. they themselves believe it is just stupid, bluster against the wall. elizabeth: people are saying really? sarah sanders tweeting out democrats desperately attacked jeff kavanaugh for throwing ice during college. what motivated to write the ridiculous story 33 years ago. her opinion of judge kavanaugh

in july. the media not reporting rachel michel's finding in a report that concluded christine christine blasey ford accusation is even weaker than he sheds a shed scenario. bring in any case against kavanaugh. that is being essentially varied. >> rachel michel actually reminds me of my mother who was a prosecutor and she was a judge. elizabeth: for real? you may guess, she told me don't become one of those blankety-blank l.a. lawyers. she also said be careful because everybody lies. the way rachel michel put that on a paper and put down the evidence. elizabeth: are you saving christine blasey ford lied? i can't say she lied. i think she's not telling the truth. she's fuzzy about the truth. she is fuzzy about key elements and she should be clear on it. there are things i don't understand. she meets the sky, he's drunk

and she remembers a third of a century later. could be introduced as i'm brett kavanaugh. elizabeth: but doesn't remember how she got to the party. >> this is why we test evidence and test testimony and cross-examination. normal people can look at it. we call them juries. i go in front of them all the time. they can assess. elizabeth: this is a job interview. >> it's destroying his reputation. the principle of the presumption of innocence, cross-examination are the same regardless of whether the proceeding. republican senator lindsey graham brandy and nbc a co-conspirator in this destruction of brett kavanaugh. find out what he was saying after the break. stay there. (guard) what i've witnessed...

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>> well, nbc, here's the biggest event of a co-conspirator in the destruction of kavanaugh for my

point of view. there was an anonymous letter received by corey gardner, the senator from colorado with no return address, no information, just the letter, accusing brett kavanaugh of assaulting somebody in a restaurant in 1998 in colorado. to the committee, somebody on the democratic side of the top letter, got on the nbc nightly news. the fourth allegation. the democratic nominee. >> the fourth anonymous accuser. republican senator lindsey graham say it's gotten so bad that he feels nbc is a co-conspirator in the destruction of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh over nbc coverage of the anonymous complaint alleging that brett kavanaugh supposedly physically assaulted a woman in 1998. fox news senior political analyst brit hume famous has been a dark moment for the news business. watch. >> there was one last night,

which was recanted by the accuser. you've made a terrible mistake. it remained up on peoples twitter feeds in cnn left it up and so on. i think saying there's been a deterioration of standards is not sufficient. there's been a demolition. we are having the word corroboration tossed around. in the case of christine blasey ford, nbc white house correspondent was talking about and it turned out it was simply her having told people the same time she told her therapist the same story, corroborates nothing. this is where we are. i think it's been a dark moment for our business. elizabeth: check on the stock of comcast closing the day in the green.

let's bring over the panel border, all. jason, there is a danger here. a new era of or theism. >> i don't think it is. elizabeth: allegations about evidence that they are tantamount to a conviction. it's a dangerous point to be in. >> again, we have to disagree. elizabeth: you think it's okay? how would you feel -- forgive me, how would you feel, jason is the montague, jason, basically you assaulted somebody with no proof. >> i would beg for an event edition. all he would want is for the truth to come out. i would want for as much evidence to come out as possible. elizabeth: forgive me, the standard in the past was you don't grant anonymous allegations that are super

negative been supercharged unless you've got somebody on the record saying that there's proof for it. go ahead, for it. >> is a former reporter in the northwestern graduate journalism , let me be honest amir absolutely right. nbc is more interested in destroying kavanaugh been following the journalism practices. this is not the first time nbc has done this for the same network that sat on the wanita broaddrick interview during the clinton impeachment hearings had no problem renting with the sub to allegations run verifiable. you have to question what's going on. they hope the democrats than fun with journalists. elizabeth: the liberal media annoyed wanita broaddrick. she has people. at that time showed her bruises and at the time of relegation.

why do they annoy and need a broaddrick at bedtime? but is this -- is this politically opportunistic. winning a broaddrick to this day feel she's ignored. >> i disagree she's ignored. as a matter of fact, we saw president trump -- >> president trump did. jason, president trump did you wanita broaddrick hussein the media covered that. forgive me. the media covered that. let's be clear. she's been consistently ignored by the liberal media before president trump brought this to the debate. go ahead, final point. >> i agree that wanita broaddrick has been done wrong for a long time. i don't think that has any bearing on what is going on right now. i think we have a responsibility in the media to talk about these things, to vet them. elizabeth: that's the thing. they are not being vetted.

>> is extremely telling them they should be under the microscope. elizabeth: ford and jason from a thank you so much. we have to move on. supreme court nominee has faced accusations of silent unrelenting as the faceless charges as brett kavanaugh. "the wall street journal" bill mcgurn joins me next. stay right there. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com

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>> what you want to do is destroy this guy's life, hold this seat open and hope you win in 2020. you said that. boy i want power. i hope you never get it. i hope the american people can see through this sham that you knew about it and you holiday. you had no intention of protecting that are for it. none. to my republican colleagues, if you vote no, you're legitimizing

the most despicable thing i've seen in my time in politics. elizabeth: remember that? that was a fired up lindsey graham. my next guest says no supreme court nominee has faced accusations as, quote, violent unrelenting as continuing baseless charges judge brett kavanaugh. all because of unfounded fears that judge kavanaugh is going to try to overturn roe v. wade. "wall street journal" bill mcgurn here. good to see you. i read your column. democrats don't trust kavanaugh. they don't believe him and his allegations that has none. >> it is a terrible decision constitutionally and even the people who champion it out now. so they know it's vulnerable to any intelligent man or woman who takes a second look at it.

this is what democrats do when they think there is a fit about. it's what they did to judge bork. i believe when clarence thomas was up they thought there might be a fifth of here they thought kennedy might be an anti-roe vote. >> in 92, three supreme court justices appointed by republicans. sandra day o'connor, with the plurality supporting roe v. wade. kavanaugh is not saying they can overturn it. chief justice roberts is saying it's settled law. justice roberts does not like challenges to law. >> there's a lot of other things. it doesn't mean it's settled like it's permanently fixed in stone. that's what they want to believe. the advocates of the living constitution that's infinitely mountable will tell you, except for road.

elizabeth: let me just back up. judge kavanaugh is saying in the hearings he may not -- is likely not going to touch it. >> they might trim it back. elizabeth: the point you're trying to make -- excuse me, let me back up. character assassinations out of fear of that. >> i believe senator maisie carrano said that to jake tapper because of his temperament i don't think he deserves a presumption of innocence. asked to clarify calmly said it sounds like you're saying because you don't trust him on the road. he let the cat out of the bag. elizabeth: doesn't preserve a presumption of innocence on his allegations that have no proof on conviction of roe v. wade. >> you have the entire press corps and everyone looking at it. it is such a wicked precedent to do this to a man. i have been another man and his family. we are not fast friends, the

christmas cards of his kids. i think we are in a completely different world if we let the man go down based on serious charges. more than that, the witnesses that she has produced contradictory claims. elizabeth: love having you on. come back soon. you have such well thought out well-written love it. secret service confirming to fox news that they did receive a suspicious envelope addressed to president trump yesterday with the same substance as the one that went to the pentagon to the defense secretary -- excuse me, general mattis. that tested positive for ricin. how do operations got a letter as well could secret service investigating all of that. we are taken on this breaking story for you. and the tax reform act. we've got basically irs tax issues "the new york times" is writing about on trump. more on that after the break.

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liz: the secret service confirming it received a suspicious envelope addressed to president trump that contained ricin. they say it never entered the white house, though. charles: after months of negotiations, president trump touting his new trade deal with mexico and canada. take a listen. >> the deal we made with canada and mexico has gotten tremendous reviews. it's been well received by farmers and ranchers and industrialists, and workers generally. i think it will be a good deal for for mexico and a good deal for canada. but it's gotten tremendous reviews and going through the process. even many of the democrats,