>> it's sad that the sears brand is dead. david: thank you for watching this edition of "bulls and bears." evening edit starts right now. president trump: this is brutal. just wiped out the foundations, everything gone. we saw some areas that were hard to believe, actually, actually hard to believe. but in georgia, alabama, north carolina and south carolina went through a lot two weeks ago, and they got a little bit of the remnants on this one on top of it. but i want to thank fema. first responders for the law enforcement that's been so incredible. >> that's president trump and

the first lady visiting towns in florida and georgia. the president is working to neutralize complaints that he went to political rallies. the search does continue. at least 18 confirmed dead. dozens missing. thousands may not get power back for weeks. to saudi arabia. fox news says president trump is aware of reports saying that rogue operatives killed columnist jamal khashoggi during an interrogation. karl rove here with his outlook on which party is now winning as the mid terms are just three weeks away. you wouldn't believe what hillary clinton and elizabeth warren are saying. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching.

money, politics, we have the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i am elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] li ed lawrence is in d.c. reporter: he did talk about the missing journalist that everybody has been talking about, the missing journalist jamal khashoggi. the president saying he was briefed on the unconfirmed reports that the missing columnist was killed during an interrogation accidentally. the president is saying if saudi arabia is found to have anything to do with it, there will be

sanctions. the saudis are saying if there were sanctions placed on this, they would retaliate. also a push for a prompt investigation into this, an open investigation. he also wants to get to the bottom of those reports about the missing journalists accidentally being killed during interrogations. president trump: so far it's a rumor report. we want to find out what happened. reporter: the fallout is continuing over this. there is an investment conference in saudi arabia later this month. companies are pulling out of this. the ford chairman says he's not going to go. jamie dimon also pulling out. executives from viives from vian

actor canceling a tv promotional tour in saudi arabia because of this. it's starting to affect the way people are looking at saudi arabia. the king denying that they had anything to do with the missing columnist here. however, the president saying he wants to get to the bottom of this as pressure is mounting around the world. liz: democrats are taking for granted women and blacks who traditionally vote democrat. first with saudi arabia. you want to take that on? lou: this president making it clear as senator rubio put it,

we'll be the moral compass for the world now, and we must have standing on this. i for the life of me don't understand why. this is a saudi citizen in turkey. you have two governments there that are not exactly what i would consider reliable fixtures in america's conte laying of allies, and we are dealing with a guy who was a part-time employee, shirt a contributor to the "washington post." what has this got to do with the united states, national security dan our sphere of influence which does not dominate the middle east. liz: let's get back to the mid-terms. i think it's well taken. you put per peck tough on that, right? but the mid-terms are three weeks away. and we have the president now in the hurricane zone showing how a

full-on government response neutralizes the complaints he was attending political rallies. to me it's interesting. the person is doing three things. he grew by a factor of 9 the number of manufacturing jobs in 21 months. he's taking away blue collar voters in pennsylvania, indiana and wisconsin. and he's taking away china by rebuilding our industrial base. these are strings of things coming out of the white house that i think the main real voters see. lou: i think voters see that and understand that, but not from the national left-wing media. this man has been in office 21 months. has a list of 300 principle accomplishments and achievements, but you wouldn't go that reading "the washington

post." all you know is you will look up and see 7 or 8 stories that tr are anti-trump. i want to compliment brian roberts and other at comcast directing nbc use and msnbc. they are responsible for carrying out a propaganda campaign against the american people. they should hang their heads in shame for what they are doing. they are trying to tilt his election. they shall work as hard as they possibly could have over these next 21 days to do exactly that. achieve a political result. the american people should be outraged. it's not just comcast, it's also at&t and cnn. the list goes on. liz: the president took on trade deals, he took on nafta.

president obama campaigned on fixing that and didn't get it done. lou: he also campaigned on hope and change. liz: we see hillary clinton went up against bernie sanders. bernie sanders said this system is rigged against me. we see president trump -- lou: he should have said it in the active voice. hillary clinton rigged the dnc and his delegates against him and 12 million of his supporters. liz: voters don't like extremism. they are saying get rid of the electoral college. lou: they being the democrats. liz: the democrats. they question the credibility of the supreme court, now they are take together streets with extremism. is it going to work? lou: it's going to work.

the polling, cbs numbers in their survey, broader survey, we are seeing all sorts of shifts in the last few weeks as we approach. this is usually the time when americans tart paying attention. we know americans are paying a lot of attention early. it's because of this president and the missteps of the left. they have taken to violence and ignorance. they are talk about getting rid of the electoral college. the only interior immigration enforcement agency and that's immigration, and customs enforcement. this is a sad, pathetic ending for what has been a stain on the body politic for a long time. the redistributionist. the centrist, the socialist, and this great capitalist constitutional republic that

made all of this possible. and the left wants to squander their futures and their children and for all americans. this is a president who stopped them cold. >> in the 60s you had the street a number protest. you were covering it. but you know, the american people -- the american people voted in the republican richard nixon. would you go so far as to say president trump, his use of language the american people aren't used to. he's tough and he's been accused of being misleading. lou: i don't think there is anything he hasn't been accused of, frankly. people in talking to them on the street and whatever. our personal lives. they will say, you know, i love the *. but i wish he important say this or whatever.

it's almost a mantra as if the national left-wing media has succeeded in their point he should be more let's say sophisticated and nuanced. we have waited for 200 years for the reappearance of another great president from andrew jackson to theodore roosevelt. and i will include frankly harry truman. these were plain-spoken people. they were willing to make people anxious and tick them off. >> you are saying president trump would be higher in the approval ratings? >> i think it would be the opposite. the left-wing media would have been squeezing his impressions into their own distorted tortured images and we wouldn't

know who he was. because of social media and the yoand theinternet, whether it'sk and twitter, you are watching this presidency and live. the real-time revolution. this president really just ignoring these fools and the left-wing media now. he has hit the inflection point. he has the wind at his back. and the future is getting ever bright for the entire country. lou: i know you are going to be a great success and we appreciate all that you do for us. liz: we'll try to get more done for you, lou dobbs. be sure to stay tuned for ""lou dobbs tonight"" right here on

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president trump: there has been no administration in the history of our country, and i say this openly and proudly. >> and modestly county require's a fact, nobody has been able to do what i have been able to do. when you look at taxes and regulations and making deals with other countries. nobody has been able to do anything like this. most of people didn't even try because they knew they didn't liz: that was president trump touting his successes on foxes, regulation and trade. let's bring in former congressman jason chaffetz. what was your take on the interview last night? >> i thought the president did

exceptionally well. at times leslie stall, especially when she tried to interrupt the president when he was talking about the cyber attacks from china and russia. she overplayed her hand and the president made this case. liz: cnn says it was a master class in denial and deception. what was your take on that? >> i think the president laid it out the way he wanted to. i don't think that leslie stahl would have treated barack obama the same way. i think they would have let him speak. but the president held his hand and did it the right way and got his points across particularly on the security side of the equation. liz: not much about the economy asked about. this not much about the economic

perspective. >> the economy is doing exceptionally well. every economic indicator is moving in the right direction. certainly in the long term of nearly two years he has been in office. but the mainstream media doesn't pay attention to that. if it was a different standard, fit was barack obama, that would have been the lead, with this president i don't their they could stand the fact that he's being so successful. liz: president trump is doing three things with manufacturing jobs. he's created 9 times the number of manufacturing jops jobs in his first 21 months than obama did in his last 21 months. he's rebuilding the industrial base, and sticking it to democrats in blue collar worker states. >> the only way donald trump became president trump is he

convinced blue collar workers that they have got to try something different. i think voters realized they didn't trust hillary clinton, they didn't think they were going to go that direction. they wanted an unconventional president, somebody who came from the business sector, and donald trump delivered on all those fronts. what he has done with nafta, what he has done with trade, rolling back the regulations, certainly the tax impact that was dwont republicans in the -- that was done with the republicans in the house and senate. if you have a small or medium-sized business, you are feeling the trump effect going into the mid terms. liz: here is president trump on what saudi arabia is going to do about the disappearance of the missing columnist and whether it knew. president trump: there is something really terrible and disgust being that if that were

the case. we are going to get to the bottom of it. and there will be severe punishment. liz: what do you think, congressman? >> the united states of america does stand tall on human rights. lou dobbs made a good point. what business is it of the united states. that's a point well taken. the rush to judgment by some of the democrats has bent wrong direction. but we don't stand by even our partners, even our allies if they are going to treat the media to the point that they are actually being murdered and assassinated. we have to see where the intelligence takes us. but mike pompeo has his hands full. liz: you know the sub text, the president has talked about fake news. if he doesn't stand up, then president trump is somehow implicated as well. >> i think they pushed that too

far. donald trump has done things to make the world a more peaceful place through strengths. certainly what we have done in north korea and iran, and what we have been doing in syria and those times of things have been the success of the president. but hand in glove with that is the freedom of the press and making sure we push that and make our global partners and our adversaries understand how important a free press is. >> congratulations. i love the new set and new time. it many great. liz: you will be on more, thank you so much. don't miss trish reganls interview with -- trish regan's interview with president trump tomorrow night. the balance of power appears to be shifting. we are tracking the polls for you. voters are seeing extremism on the streets on both sides.

the democrats message has been in your face hah ranging. raising tax, abolish i.c.e. nationalize mc -- healthcare. will the voters step up? >> if you see anybody from that cabinet, you get out and you create a crowd and you pushing back on them, and you tell them they are not welcome anymore anywhere. i say impeach 45. impeach 45. impeach 45.

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including 10 republican seats in districts hillary won. democrats need to win 23 more seats to take control of the house including districts like orange county, california, where the majority of voters supported hillary clinton over donald trump in 2016. let's go to huntington beach. reporter: democrats say the road to the house majority runs through orange county, california. democrats are hoping what happens here is a bellwether for what will happen around the country in other house races they are targeting. some democrats are running in the mid-terms, they are running away from democratic leadership in d.c. to try to win more conservative districts. senator elizabeth warren's protege is challenging

republican mimi walters and she is distancing herself from democrats as well. >> my opponent has to appease a great portion of my voters to win this election. she is flip following and telling you what she wants to. reporter: she says she doesn't think porter is being very honest with voters. here is what porter said. >> when i'm on the campaign trail i don't hear people talking about the issues on talk shows. they are not talking about impeachment or kavanaugh. they are talking about healthcare. they are talking about the fact that californians will owe more taxes. reportertaxes.report. reporter: porter says because californians are paying higher taxes under the new tax plan,

they will blame d.c., not sacramento for raising their taxes. but mimi walters says she thinks people know it's democrats in sacramento hiking taxes here and they are not going to points in president trump in washington for doing that. liz: republican representative jim jordan is sounding off on the republican party. the democrat message, jim jordan points out is this. raise your taxes. they will abolish ice. they want to socialize medicine and impeach the president and brett kavanaugh. the real clear politics average of the polls thanked president trump's job approving rating sitting at over 50%. joining me now is former chief of staff to george w. bush. karl rove. >> i worry about that use of the

word current. do you know something i don't know? liz: is jim jordan right? >> as i look around the country and look at candidates like pete sessions and mimi walters in california and others in california. i see them making the case that economic growth is prospering under republicans, the democrats have dangerous views when it comes to abolishing i.c.e. we are likely to see a lot of republican candidates succeed because they have been doing for months what jim jordan said. liz: are democrats capitalizing on this message? >> some democrats are being smart about it. there are 40-some democrats who have gone out of their way to say they will not support nancy pelosi for speaker if democrats retake the house. you saw from katie porter's

comments, she is trying to shade things and hide from the fact that democrats have come across this election as lacking a message and whatever message is received is one of blind opposition, rage and obstructionism aimed at the president. republicans will be helped if jim jordan had to put his finger on a good point. republicans can win by independents and swing voters. you don't want a mess of impeachment hearings and oversight investigations and over the top scrambling between the two parties. you want things to get done, and it's not going to happen if you send democrats to control of the house. >> it appears senator warren will be running for the presidency because she released a dna test that says she has native american ancestry between

6 and 10 generations ago. cherokee nation put out a statement saying a dna test doesn't mean you can adhere to any tribal party. they are disputing what elizabeth warren is staying in that regard. this is. warn's credibility. but shouldn't it be about the credibility her policies as well? >> 1/64. 1.56% native american. if she is. 9/100 of 1 percent. in 1997 she changed from putting down white to native american because law schools were

interested in diversity. and she became a white native american. today she is a professor at harvard law school and she put on the application she is native american. if you can be native mayor candle with 0.09%. a lot of us have that amount of dna. james freeman wrote a great piece in the "wall street journal" about this. this is routine for americans to have sort of random parts of dna from way back in our history of things other than what we think we are. she clearly put on her applications that she was native american to get jobs at prestigious law schools. liz: it sounds like if you were advising her, you would say drop it and move on.

>> yes. if you can't apologize, ignore it and hope it goes away. but she made it an even more important consideration. 1.56% and she gets to call herself a native american. i don't think native american tribes will agree with that. particularly because she did it for reasons of expediency. liz: a potentially ex pleasive move. former trump campaign advisor suing the democrat national committee. (roger) being a good father

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liz: former trump campaign aide carter page is suing perkins coie. carter page said the file had slanderous, libelous statements added. this comes a day before fusion gps founder glenn simpson who worked through the perkins coie law firm. he'll apparently take the fifth when he's on capitol hill. judge, that's quite the move here. >> he's representing himself. he obviously had a good sample complaint. because that's appropriately drafted. he's a public figure, meaning the standard he has to meet. he has to show that they uttered knowing falsehoods about him. very difficult standard to meet

or they were reckless in their concern whether it was true or false. he also alleged rico violations. it means that democratic national committee and the perkins-coie law firm in this complaint he file means that they were criminal enterprises intend toain -- intended to des. liz: can an individual usury co-to sue the dnc in a law firm. >> yes. the statute says if you can show two or more criminal events that resulted in an increase in wealth by the person or entity that committed the events that you can get three times the damage they caused you. this was intended to get money

from the mob. the courts allowed individuals to do it. he has to show the law firm and dnc committed two or more crimes. then he can get three times the harm of he can prove they cause. liz: could carter page get a lot of information out of discovery in the law firm? >> yes, and they can get a lot of information and discovery against him. libel cases are very dangerous for plaintiffs. the defendants lawyers can go into everything that has contributed to your reputation. qulawg you did or didn't do for the russians. >> president trump on 60 minutes was asked if he would pledge to refrain from interfering in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. president trump refused. >> i don't pledge anything. but i will tell you, i have no

intention of doing that. i think it's a very unfair investigation, because there was no collusion of any kind. >> i think that was a good answer on this part. first of all, pledges are dangerous, particularly from the president to the news media. but i think the president knows because senator graham, one of his strongest supporters said you shut this down and you are really going to be in hot water. i think he knows he has to let this play out. bob mueller has quite properly remained silent. we are in the 60-day period preceding an election. the. you don't do anything in the 60 days preseeding an election. people shouldn't assume from mueller's silence that he shut down his operation. he's waiting for the election. liz: we have possibly glenn

simpson not showing up tomorrow. fbi lawyer james baker, and a subpoena from bob goodlatte. what's your take in all of that? >> the republicans think we'll lose the house of representatives and we want to get as much done while they are in charge. i'm not a fan of simpson. too many people under oath contradict weighing already said. he has to remain silent because there is no way he can talk his way out of it. it doesn't mean he won'ten indicted. -- that he won't be indicted. it just means he won't give the justice department any more words. liz: the judge is the best because he talks with you. we are going to get cozy here.

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liz: dangerous tough right there on the treats you are seeing. here is the question whether voters like extremism. whether you are aloud to menace instead of protest. we are seeing extremism like this from both side of the political aisle, and it's coast to coast. masked antifa protesters clash on the streets with the right-wing patriot group. we saw the proud boys fight with liberal protesters.

police in new york and portland are investigating the attacks. they have not yet blamed either group. let's take it up with economist ben stein. how do you think voters will react to this -- what's going on in the streets? how do you think they will react in the mid-terms? >> they hate and i think they correctly blame it largely on the democrats. we saw it happening during the kavanaugh hearings when the pro kill kavanaugh group was backing republican senators into elevators and corners and yelling at hem and screaming and threatening them. that was menacing mrs. kavanaugh and her children. i don't think it plays out well for the democrats. i would like have much to see mrs. clinton whoever is the real head of the democrat party.

i think it's outrageous. liz: do any of the democrats say stop it? >> i imagine mr. manchin has. he seems to be a man who has a pair, if i may use such a crude expression. you saw the proud boys in new york. that's a few of them. but the antifa people are practically running portland, oregon. they are a scary bunch it's reminiscent of news reals of the sa, hitler storm troopers beating up on opponents of the would-be if you ar be fuhrer. it's reminiscent of the nazis coming to power.

liz: senator elizabeth warren doubling down on her claims of native american ancestry, and president trump says bring it on. president trump: i hope she is running for president because i think she would be very easy. i hope she is running. she'll destroy the country. she'll make our country into venezuela.

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>> senator elizabeth warren releasing dna results with more serious questions tonight about her claims about her being a native american of native american heritage. the just released a dna test shows it goes back anywhere from six to 10 generations, making her ancestry 0.09% native americans. the cruiser, former press secretary and the state department, radio show coming is to watch it. watch it appeared first to you, kelsey peered the cherokee nation responding to elizabeth warren. they are saying it makes a mockery out of dna test and its legitimate use dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens. the cherokee nation is this, that tribal heritage you don't use dna test to say you're a cherokee. the thing is, too, the native

american status was used on on replication. 0.09% native american but she is about an application change of native american. your point here >> the native american community has every right to call this out and be offended by it. i have to say elizabeth warren completely bombed the rollout of her 2020 campaign because that's what this really is and it's really just a representation of what democrats are going within 2020 they want to play identity politics which can be damaging to a lot of minority communities in many ways like we see today. trying to >> we want avuncular clinton did with your reaction today? >> elizabeth warren had been gone after by donald after by donald trump. donald trump is very offensive in the language used about her heritage. she took the dna testing showed she had heritage as she said she did. i'm not a big fan of elizabeth warren's politics even though i'm a democrat. she goes back to oklahoma, talks

to her family about their heritage and the stories. it's worth watching. it's quite compelling. sure >> she said she was native american on a job application. denying bills with monica lewinsky would be an abuse of power. hillary clinton said basically monica lewinsky was an adult. should be pointed out that monica lewinsky at that time is just seven years older than chelsea clinton. your reaction to hillary clinton aide monica lewinsky was an adult. go ahead. >> this is absolutely ridiculous and women should take this moment to be grateful that her first president of the united states isn't a woman who is unable to recognize the problematic relationship or has been engaged in with an intern in the white house. hillary clinton attempted, but the reality is donald trump is never faced allegations about his time in the white house.

>> bill clinton is the one who needs to answer for what he did. i'm sick of having hillary or quite frankly when melania trunk are not -- >> what if you had a 22-year-old daughter corey needs and bill clinton was 49 years old and had sex with her. and then your daughter or niece got the demise by hillary clinton. how would you feel about that? >> i would feel horrible. i don't think hillary clinton always answers these questions perfectly but she also has to do with ssa wife. >> they are to meet them. >> it was wrong. it was wrong. >> why don't you ask bill clinton about it. hillary clinton puts herself as a feminist because she doesn't have an obligation to denounce the problematic relationship. >> thank you so much.

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