[♪] trish: breaking right now. a fox poll says the president is at his highest approval rating ever. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. a whopping 47% approve of the job our president is doing. this is 1 point away from his highest level ever. 49% of people say they approve of how he's handling the

economy. the president telling me there is much at stake on november 6 if the democrats succeed. president trump: they will take away tax cuts, they will put rules and regulations. you will start losing jobs. it would be terrible for the country. trish: reaction from former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski. and there is this. the "new york times" now allowing a yale professor to use the gray lady platform to compare president trump to one of the most of heinous, one of the most of horrible people in all history, adolph hitler. coming up, how pathetic and disgusting it is in the face of history to make such an allegation. a car van packed with migrants is heading toward the border.

a record number of families are crossing our border illegally. why are they coming right now? arizona congressman andy biggs is here. president trump's approval rating up 3 point over last month. does this translate into a red wave? forget the blue wave? corey lewandowski joins us from manchester, new hampshire. good to see you. >> he's up so high because of your interview last night. trish: that interview made a lot of play and he had interesting things to share. some of which we'll show the viewer tonight. he paint the point that the economy is doing well and there isn't at stake. if he does not succeed, if the republic cabs do not win congress -- the republicans do not win congress this time

around, it will mean higher taxes. what do you think is at stake economically if the conservatives don't win. >> the democrats are running on a platform of dismantling the men and women who are i.c.e. president reagan says it best, we are not a nation without a border. the democrats want to dismantle i.c.e. and allow more illegal up grants to come into this country. this president made a campaign pledge. he said for etch new government regulation i will get rid of two. but he got rid of 22 for every one. then he passed the most of historic tax cut in our nation's history, and it's just the

beginning. they are looking at the next tax cut. but if the democrats take over, maxine waters become the chairman of the house intelligence committee. and they will use the bully pulpits to stop the president and stop economic prosperity for the american people for the next two years. that's what's at stake when people go to the ballot box. >> do you think you will get the momentum you need in terms of getting people out to vote? what is it that's going to cause conservative voters to go to the poll? >> honestly i worry about complacency. the last two years have been historic. we returned prosperity to the middle class and businesses. we rewarded the men and women who wear uniforms giving them the pay raise and the tools they

need. the wall treat journal said for the first time in a decade we are the most of prosperous country in the world. but what i'm concern bodies those people who support the trump agenda don't think they need to go to the ballot in 20 days to support them. his policies are on the agenda. he need an expanded majority in the u.s. senate. he need to make sure republicans retain the house. if they don't, speaker pelosi said they will move to impeach the president of the united states and potentially the impeachment obvious is kavanaugh for nothing more than doing what's right by our country. that will throw our country into further turmoil. trish: do you think justice kavanaugh and what the country went through, it was a sad day for america. as we watched testimony from both of them. do you think that will motivate

some people who might have been on the fence and not caring so much? they saw that. what does it equate to in their mind. >> i think the american people saw how broken washington, d.c. is and how partisan it's become. i think back to the speech lindsey graham made. he said he voted for two democratic nominees to the supreme court because they were qualified and able to serve in their capacity. the fact that the democrats besmirched and destroyed the brett kavanaugh family. when he said that his 10-year-old daughter prayed for the woman who accused her father of these things, that tells you the type of man he is. i think the american people are smart. they saw that and they saw the politics of personal destruction, which is what they did to him and his family. the president stood by him and the republicans in congress stood fast. but if the democrats were in

control, they never would have moved him forward. and if the democrats take control of the house of representatives they will do egg they can to block this president's agenda to drag people up to congress for hearings on things that aren't relevant. trish: that could get ugly. if nothing else, judge kavanaugh clearly raised a wonderful little girl if that's what she said in that moment of crisis for her family. new reports that special counsel robert mueller will present key findings related to the mueller investigation shortly before mid terms. let's go to edward lawrence. he has more in washington on that. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein defending the mueller investigation as appropriate and independent.

he adds in that interview the public would have confidence in the cases brought by the russia probe because they will see they are wanted by the evidence and appropriate use of resources. the last batch were russian officials. bloomberg is reporting they heard talks the final report will come out soon after the mid terms. the president eager to to see that investigation concluded. president trump: do you think i called russia, i need help in idaho and iowa. let's call russia. it's a con job just like some of the other con jobs you have seen seeing. it's a disgrace they were allowed to do. reporter: michael cohen and paul manafort had been meeting with special counsel as part of their court deal. >> egg the doj has done in terms

of stonewalling information about what mr. strzok was up to, about what bruce ohr and glenn simpson was up to it's all designed to protect this mueller special counsel which is illicitly targeting, in my view were president trump. >> reporter: they could have subpoena power and start their own investigations that could drag through the presidential election. but voters seem to have different views. likely voters in the 2018 congressional elections. russia, the probe, by pegs counsel robert mueller is not even in the top four. healthcare is number one among voters. the mueller probe is last on that list at 30% of likely

voters. it's well behind. some border security, even climate change. trish: it's amazing the mueller probe is lower than climate change. corey, you were on that campaign, you were running that campaign. did you collude with any russians? >> it's amazing. i have said this so many times. we didn't collude with any russians. but anybody who tried to impact the outcome of this election in an illegal way should go to jail for the rest of their lives. but what i'm concerned about more than that is the role rod rosenstein has had in this. he signed the guysa warrant. -- the fisa warrant. there is enough exculpatory evidence that clearly

demonstrates this whole thing was a hoax from the beginning. it was a dossie dossier paid foy fusion gps. and this went up to andy mccabe, and jim comey. they knew this whole thing was a farce. but they launched it as a quote understand policy and there has still been no criminal referral for any of the people involved. there should be an investigation. trish: corey lewandowski, it's good to see you, thank you. president trump telling me women voters are one of the reasons he won the 2016 election. how is he faring now, and can you believe everything you hear? if you believe some of the polls you see out there, women don't like him. like him. hear what he has

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the last election and you saw how well, i did with women. women want security and financial security, too. trish: that was president trump telling me that he's pretty confident and where he stand with women. and he didn't stop there. he tweeted today, college educated women want safety, security and healthcare protection have much along with financial and economic health for themselves and our country. i supply all of this far better than any democrats for decades, actually, that's why they will be veeght for me! -- be voting for me! our own susan li joins us. and madison jesse. jehmu, i'm going to you first. what do you think he's missing? >> trish, let me start off by

saying, welcome to primetime. hello! ladies are ruling it. not just at the polling place, but also in primetime. trish: i'm delighted you are here. the reality is president trump lied to you in that interview because he is not doing well with women. the situation is pretty dire. women voters have outvoted men since 1964. the gender grab has been gregg since 1964 -- has been brogue since 196 -- has been growing since 1964. you can't call a woman a horse face then think you can cover it up with a tweet about healthcare. he's driving the enthusiasm for

democrats which is being driven by women. hiary w clege-educated wome by 6oints. llg sws doc wise the key con sit wentsy behind democratic wins if we are able to win back the house. he critiques women harder than saudi arabia, he attacks women, now expects them to vote for him? trish: i guess the left is playing identity politics which is something i hate. and i'm a woman. there is the ability of all of us whether you are black, hispanic, asian, tore female to say i want the best policies for the country. you are not look at it as a

gender or minority. but that will mean a lot of economic success for people to get over those hurdles. he thinks economic prosperity will cure some of these identity politics. madison, we are 20 days away. will he be able to do it in time? >> yes. since january 20, 2017 that's what he has been doing. women don't care about what he's saying about stormy daniels on twitter. they care about how republican policies have affected their lives. many people in this country feel insulted that people think we should be one-issue voters. i vote for people because i think they are the best candidate for the job and they will produce results. that's what they will be thinking about when they vote on november 6. they will put in place

candidates which they believe can support the president's agenda. trish: susan li is on set with me. the poll numbers are not always that accurate. a woman may say i am not going to vote for him base don't like the tweets. but when she goes into the ballot box it's something different. >> we heard his rhetoric before when he criticized carly fiorina and poke tha -- and pocahontas,t didn't hurt him. we go through the suburbs of philadelphia to northern virginia, that's soccer mom college educate the territory as well. maybe we can tone it doubt down a little bit. trish: advice from susan li.

tone it count. don't mention the stormy thing. i think he felt wronged. this woman came over him aggressively. not just her. avenatti was part of that. avenatti came so hard after him and so hard after justice kavanaugh maybe that was a momentary payback kind of tweet. >> i am sorry the most of powerful person on the planet got his feeling hurt and needed to lash out. they are right, this will be about the issues. one of the issues people are voting on is healthcare. president trump and the republicans are trying to take away the healthcare rights and benefits that came with the affordable care act. they want to strip away preexisting conditions. they want to make it harder for people who aren't in love with the affordable care act. that's a huge problem for

president trump. they are saying we want this president to be checked. we want democrats who can check this ma'am who seems to have a problem with his spotty mouth. problem holding dictators accountable. and also the bipartisanship. they think democrats will bring bipartisanship in ways the republicans haven't exhibited at all in the last year. trish: we play a teaser about what he said about helsinki. i thought he was going to go out there and squash putin like a bug on stage in front of the international -- he had an interesting explanation for it. one that we have not heard before. i'll share that with you later on in the show. madison, thank you. susan li, thank you so much. a lot more coming up. the liberal media ratcheting up

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fastist. this is a yale -- he's a fascist. saying he's a fascist in the vein of one of the most of heinous people in history, hitler. this is the stuff they are teaching at ivy league schools like yale. to equate our president with a man who killed millions is pathetic. normally i wouldn't even dream of reporting on this. i wouldn't even tell you by the because it's not worth acknowledging. but this folks is the "new york times." this is the "new york times" running this video on its front page of its website. to equate our president who is growing our economy and creating jobs for all ethnicity and trying to level the playing field for our country in trade. it's a smack in the face to

history. as professor alan dershowitz said to fox business, and i quote, to think the president is a nazi is to deny the holocaust existed. the media's hatred of this president is in one word extraordinary. it's really kind of a blind hate. a hate for a person, a hate that fails to consider any of the policies. that requires a little bit of intellect. they have to think about what is going to affect our nation. meanwhile i would remind the "new york times," i would remind this yale professor and anyone else who throws around words like fascism and adolph hitler. the "new york times" would never have been able to be critical of

him. and i wouldn't have been able to challenge him like i did here, watch. >> helsinki. you got a lot of criticism including from me, full disclosure. i wondered why you weren't tougher on putin. but you said you had a great meeting and met with him one-on-one. president trump: it's easier for me to be tough. we had a great meeting before, a two-hour meeting, then another meeting with a lot of people. they were great meetings. with putin, you want me to have a boxing match with him on stage. i think having a good relationship with russia would be a good thing, not a bad thing. this stupid investigation hurts us from having a great relationship. we are a great nuclear power, but so are they. having a good relationship is a good thing. trish: did you tell them in the meeting to knock it off.

>> i told them. trish: we gone it to it, but can't get into it like that if you don't have a free press, if you are some kind of fascist nation. if you listened to this professor from yale, would you think we are on the brink of a holocaust. is that not insulting to every person who lost a family member in that horrific moment in history? how dare he credit size our president and suggest somehow it's equivalent of a fascist dictator like hitler. i'm over that kind of language. we invited the professor on our show. needless to say we have not heard back. i wonder if he'll change his mind at some point. joining us with this bizarre turn. former secret service agent, dan

bongino. it's been a while. >> it reminds me from the adam and letter movie, we are all dumber for having heard that. the essence of -- trish: i remember that, billy madison, we are all dumber. >> the essence of fascism as you hinted at in our opening remarks is the increased concentration of government power. let's try for a second. let's try to get some of this reason over to the left. trump gives you back some of your money through tax cuts. he decreases government fourth, and somehow, somehow he's a fascist. does that make any sense? i swear i lost 10i.q. points even listening to that thing

before. trish: good thing i didn't go to yale. i went to columbia. you listen to this guy. and it's very clear this is the kool-aid he's drinking. i'll point out, teaching. and it becomes kind of a group think after a while. and it's easy to point fingers and say this president is horrible, we hate him because he's thinking differently about things like economic prosperity than we have in the past. >> to make these comparisons as you mentioned before. these are unique stains in american history. the fascist -- german history. these are unique horrors in modern times. relatively modern times. when you talk about slavery and the holocaust, you don't just randomly throw those comparisons out there.

these are unique horrors in human history. for you to compare them to a lost presidential election because you don't believe in what, the reveal of the individual mandate in obamacare? as you said before, i'm glad you are highlighting this. it's an insult to the people walking around with numbers tattooed on their wrists who survived nazi death cams. this guy should apologize immediately. trish: he's not the only one. they keep making these comparisons. i don't off' highlight it. but this is the "new york times," right? this is the front page. i couldn't believe way was seeing. >> this was considered once as the authority for news in america, the old gray lady. i agree with you, to put this up, the sad opinion-based

commentary. i think you made the right call. i think you have to address this kind of stuff. i am a conservative and partisan, and i get it, but this is the kind of stuff we should all agree on. to make comparisons to the holocaust, there have to be boundaries and this is clearly outside of that. trish: i agree. that's why i wanted to bring it to everyone's attention. yale educates a lot of people who go on to great things. this is someone who has a big influence on these young kid. it's the "new york times" which has historically been a big deal. something i did not show, dan, and i did not show the viewer out of respect to the president, out of respect to history, and everyone that lost a life there in such a heinous time in history with the holocaust, and

just out of respect to all of our viewers. i didn't show you what they put in that video. they showed our president dressed as adolph hitler compte with the swastika. this is the "new york times" and yale university. that ought to tell you something. dan, good to see you. fresh fox news polls revealing immigration is a top issue for voters. as democrats continue to push for open borders. we have the battle

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>> the thing of it is, the blue wave is african-americans. it's white. it's latino. it's asian pique islander it is disabled. it's differently able it's lgbtq. it's law enforcement. veterans. made up of those who are told they are not worthy of being here. comprised of those documented and undocumented. trish: really? undocumented? is that what they are pushing for now? you want to ask somebody here illegally whether they should be able to vote? should i be able to go to mexico and vote? my next guest is someone who cares have much about immigration. he's struggling with a lot of immigrants at his border. joining me right now, arizona congressman andy biggs.

thank you, it's good to have you here. immigration is a big issue. what do you think when you hear women like this, this is the gubernatorial nominee, the democrat in georgia campaigning for we should be able to allow undocumented people here as she calls them to vote. >> it leaves me scratching my head. there is a reason people want to be citizens of the united states, whether you are born here and whether you want to legally immigrate here. we respect the rule of law. it's a trouncing of the very notion of american saidhood, american citizenry, american law, instead of being an exceptional country because everyone follows the law, it reduces us. >> we are like living in some kind of alternative universe.

the yale university professor pointed out if you are too nationalistic, if you care too much about your country and people and conditions and culture, that somehow you are on a path to nazism. then this woman says we need not care enough because we ought to open the borders up and anyone who wants to come can vote for anyone. >> it's this idea of this one-world order and dog that taught for so many generations that no state should even exist. you can study that. no states, no borders. and to what end. >> i don't know how we can afford that. >> everyone in mexico come here. then we are responsible by the way economically for the welfare of everyone in mexico or canada. i look to sweden and i have a number of friend there many of whom are liberal.

even they will tell you they can't handle the number of migrants that come in because economically the numbers don't work out. they don't have enough money to support the people coming in and demanding all this welfare. before i let you go, i want to ask you about something. if the democrats are successful she'll be running things in the house. here is what she is saying about the whole wall and immigration. somehow i don't know how this happened, but it's become an issue of sexism. >> we have to do something other than building a wall it's immoral, expensive, ineffective and not something that people do between countries. but in any event, it happens to be like a manhood issue for the president. trish: so having a strong border

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to feed ourselves. trish: the conners rating much lower than "roseanne." roseanne barr was fired because of controversial tweets relating to race. is this ratings drop proof that hollywood is out of touch with middle america? we have joe concha and rich fowler. they won the night. they did pretty well. they got over 10 million viewers. but when it prebheerd "roseanne," they got 18 million viewers. >> the "roseanne" finale got 10.3 million viewers. this rated higher than that. when they got 18.2 million viewers, that set record. the challenge is can it hold

this audience. 10 million is still very good. it won the night. but here there was a curiosity factor more than anything around this. what does this thing look like. it reminds me of when i watched "happen i days" for the first -- happy days" for the first time. they wanted to see how they are going to kill off roseanne. usually when you can't bring the character back physically. this time they kill her off by making her an opioid abuyers. that's rough, man. trish: richard, what did you think? >> i criticized a lot of my liberal fans for not look at the "roseanne" show and "the conners" show. the people in the writing room,

they understand what's happening in the middle america. they have a uner racial child and by nary granddaughter. can it maintain 10 million views every week? i think joe is right. if the season finale got 10 million. it's like a new car. once the new smell is worn off. i like my car and i will keep watching. >> alec baldwin had a new show and he completely bombed out. then there is tim allen on abc and they dropped him an came over to fox and he's doing fantastic. joe, is there a bias in hollywood? is there a bias against anyone who is perceived as a conservative?

i just answered the question for you. i don't like the. it does exist. the sad thing is they are always assuming you are crazy and just not intelligent. and somehow you have a viewpoint where you believe americans deserve to keep more of the money they earn. but explain to me the culture. >> it's easy to explain. tim allen had a show called "last man standing" and it gets canceled. fox was smart to pick it up. alec baldwin gets a sit-down talk show. he had one of those. 2013. five weeks, it got horrible ratings. it was once a week on fridays. but here is what roseanne supporters want to see. they want to see john goodman in a robe walking toward the shower and he opens up the shower door and there is roseanne, comes out

of the steasm. it was all a dream. trish: they may be watching. because apparently every time joe goes on the air and suggests wh should happen on "roseanne" it comes true. right after roseanne left the show joe you told hannity what? they should name it "the conners"? >> they should bring back the full cast. it still has great ratings. you should call it "the conners" and put it back none the fall. i didn't know they were listening to me. my wife barely listens to me. >> one thing about this show, what it does, it's relatable. this is what's happening in everyday middle america. while they create laughter and comedy.

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