and don't forget to check out our facebook and twitter. there's also plenty more information and videos on our website, foxnews.com/propertyman. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] body in lou dobbs is next. have a great weekend. lou: good evening. our top stories. president trump and president pena nieto of mexico have reached an historic agreement. the mexican government not per hitting that caravan of mostly honduran national as to make their way across mexico moving towards our border. the mob of mostly honduran nationals led by socialist

politicians has been blocked. the hondurans rushed the border fence, then they clashed with mexican law enforcement officers and four mexican law enforcement officers were injured. president trump: they want to come into our country and they are criminals. it's not happening on my watch. it's not going to happen. as of this moment, i thank mexico. lou: we'll have the latest with the president's historic agreement with the mexican president and the incoming president andres manuel lopez obrador as well. we'll take up what this means for america's broken borders and yes the mid-term arecollections. president trump is campaigning in arizona for martha mcsally.

the latest polling showing republican chances to hold the senate and the house are rising as president trump is using almost every available moment working and working hard to support republican candidates as no president of either party has ever done before. and the president calling out mob mentality among the left and the outrageous policies of the radical dimms. president trump: democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. kavanaugh. the caravan. law and order, and common sense. lou: i love that, common sense, kavanaugh, and the very idea this caravan has been stopped by this historic agreement reached between the governments of mexico and the united states. extraordinary. among our guests tonight,

republican strategist ed rollins, social media stars diamond and silk. another deep state swamp creature emerges to tell the congress and the american people to go to hell. she is nellie ohr refusing to talk about her role in constructing the trump dossier. we'll be talking all about it -- maybe not all about it. but about as much as he can. we begin with breaking news. the saudi government admitted that jamal khashoggi was killed at their consulate in istanbul, turkey. state television reporting discussions between khashoggi and people questioning him led to an argument. and then fighting. and a hand-to-hand fighting that led to his death. 18 people have been arrested in connection to that death by the saudis. the majority of those 18 are said to have been seen on

surveillance footage at the consulate. much of it provided by the turks. saudi king bin salman fired his deputy intelligence chief and a royal advisor. president trump in arizona tonight. he's repeating he'll work with congress to couple with any appropriate consequences for saudi arabia. president trump: i would certainly make that recommendation to congress. but i would have much like to listen to what congress has to say. they feel strongly by the also. so i'll be doing this with congress. lou: the president seated there during a ceremony to sign a presidential memorandum that assures water supplies for the state of california. we'll be keeping you updated throughout the night as the story on khashoggi and the saudi

government, the arrest and the level of that investigation become available to us. also tonight, the president achieving that historic victory, announcing a deal with mexico that would halt the illegal immigration of central americans through mexico to the united states over our southern border. that deal establishes u.n. refugee shelters that will be set up south of mexico's -- north of mexico's border with squa --guatemala. persons without proper documentation will not be able to enter mexico. and mexico will allow them to be returned to mexico rather than being detained inning' centered. they ran through the fence where

they were met by mexican police who pushed the illegals back with pepper spray. despite being pushed back, the throngs of central americans taunting police, claiming they will enter mexico one way or another. president trump thank can the government of mexico for their work. but also making it clear, if this agreement does not work, he'll take action of his own. president trump: as of this moment i thank mexico. i hope they continue. but as much this moment i thank mexico. if that doesn't work out, we are calling up the military. not the guard. we are calling up the military. and we'll have the military stationed. they are not coming into this country. they might as well turn back. they are not coming into this country. lou: the president making it very plain how it will be. for the first time, an american president make it very clear

that our borders will be defended. with the mid-term elections 18 days away, president trump and his republican party using his historic deal with mexico to build upon momentum tied to the confirmation of supreme court justice kavanaugh as well as bringing order to the nation's border, and also setting -- creating for the first time, it appears in these early stages, creating a real partnership between the government of mexico and that of the united states to deal with border security as well as end the flow of illegal immigrants. what are the implications for the mid-term elections? they could be profound. and no one is less happy about this agreement obviously than the radical dimms as chuck schumer and nebraska nancy pelosi and all who had been counting on being able to have the optics of a horde of

illegals entering mexico and crashing through the border of the united states. that is not happening. in the house of representatives, let's look at the balance of power. the dimms need 25 seats to take control, to take the majority, and according to fox news there are 191 races that are likely democrat. 16 lean their way. and republicans have 171 safe seats and 26 leaning their way as of today. 31 races for the house of representatives are considered toss-ups. 9 are currently open seats. 22 are held by republicans, none held by the dimms. it's clear that the republicans face considerable vulnerability. over on the senate side it's a

razor thin margin. the radical left only needs to win two seats to gain control. the republicans have six likely victories and also 2 leaning their way. 5 senate seats are now considered a toss-up. one for the republican seat held by senator dean heller nevada. the three others now held by radical dimms. a closer margin certainly in the senate. joining me now to talk about all of this, the latest developments with the historic agreement with the government mexico, the mexican government's decision to stop that caravan of principally honduran nationals that had intend toad reach our southern border, and the breakdown of the balance of power numbers.

leading into the mid-term elections 18 days away. fox news political analyst and savant, ed rollins joins us tonight. this looks like -- first of all, the balance of power. you said you don't believe the republicans can hold this, the margins are tough. but what do you think tonight? ed: they can. they defending a lot of seats. er seat is a republican seat. there are 2 or 3 democrat seats. there are 15 they are guesstimating are gone of our seats. your list was pretty accurate there. we won't know until after the election. tell me who is going to vote and i will tell you who is going to win. the president has done a magnificent job. up ran a president around the country, and no one has done it

better than donald trump. lou: this is a president who is three days a week. on the weekend he's at another rally. that's four rallies a week. in my career i have never seen a president devote this kind of energy and time and support to a mid-term election. ed: there never has been. the difference is he can win the senate seats, tennessee where we have an open seat. he has done a masterful job there. lou: marcia blackburn is in the lead. ed: they are all * close. the president energizing his base, getting more voters out there. heller was the most of vulnerable guy. the president has been there 12 times. he turned from being anti-trump to strong trump.

lou: if he's not pro -- why would anybody be anti-trump? here is a man who turned around the economy. this is an economy the chairman of the federal reserve which i think the president is absolutely right, this jerome powell is out of his mind to be raising rates at this pace. and he is jeopardizing a strong economy and markets performing beautifully. there is 2% inflation. that's the target. what's the excuse. but getting back to it. the president has done -- there is nothing he can do. >> no one has ever had a stronger economy in the last 50 years i have been around the game as this president has driving this agenda. it should be a slam dunk. the biggest problem in the house is we have 40-plus house members who gave up their seats to run for something else. going in and defending those

seats, they lost their chairmanship so they didn't want to go back. that's what makes this difficult. lou: it makes it difficult because you have a rino lame duck speaker. as far as i can tell he's done nothing. the support that's been divide in the house and the senate, mitch mcconnell has his favorites, the senate campaign committee is following those favorites and punishing those who are conservatives pry narrowly that he doesn't get along so well with. the same thing is happening in the house. yet ryan should have been out of there, jordan should have been in and you would have had a totally different result. >> we have no message. you have not seen the speaker out there anywhere. you see talk shows saying you should be electing republicans. lou: the president said all of

that on entitlements, he said it kindly and gently, they are full of it. mcconnell and ryan don't understand who they are. ed: they don't understand the public either. with this issue going on in mexico right now probably saves cruz who is in pretty good shape in texas. probably gives us the arizona seat and probably helps us in the nevada seat. lou: i don't understand yes would even need -- the president should be able to say this man, this woman are supporting the trump agenda and trump doctrine and i don't understand why every american wouldn't vote for him. how could they ask for a better economy and better on more positive and effective foreign policy? how could they ask for more problems to be solved, not talked about, yapped about by

some blowhard blathering politician. obama and bush. this president is the most of conscious combination president since fdr in my judgment, and he is without question setting the standard for presidents for decades and decades to come. ed: without his policies and efforts in the campaigns, this would not be a close race in the senate or the house. lou: i love the fools over on k street that membership lating mitchell and mcconnell to urge every candidate to talk about tax cuts instead of border security and immigration. these people are disloyal. but secondly, they are somewhat moronic. ed: vested interests. lou: just behavior.

we are not calling names. ed rollins, are we calling names? we are not calling names. ed rollins. thank you. who wins the house. ed: i think the democrats slightly win it. but we haven't lost a seat yet so it could still turn. lou: i believe this president now with this agreement with mexico, this should be the capstone on building an absolute maintaining a majority in the house. ed: we definitely win the senate. we have two or three seats in the senate. lou: i will take that. ed: and i want the house. we want everything. and we want judge ginsburg to retire. lou: the radical left's persistent attacks against

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lou: the saudi authorities have identified and arrested the 18 soundies they believe are responsible for jamal khashoggi's death. >> let me get to the point that's most disturbing. reporting that jared curb her with u.s. intelligence may have delivered a hit list to the crown prince and the prince may have acted on that and one of the people he took action against is about khashoggi. lou: that is joaquin castro. he's a congressman and he's out of his mind and as reckless as he can be in his radicalism. he then tried to walk back his comments. he says he was only calling for

a congressional investigation based on his fantasies and nonsense that he spewed and tried to recant. i mean, you can't make up these people. with just 18 days to go until the mid-terms. the images much radical leftist mobs should be in the forefront when casting our votes. >> we believe survivors! [no borders, no wall, sanctuary for all] >> you are allowing someone who is unwilling to take responsibility. >> senator, do you believe women? lou: what is it the president just said, the radical dimms produce mobs, the republicans

produce jobs. joining me to talk about all this. the radical and often violent attacks against republicans. we are joined by pete hole manyberg. -- pete holmberg. we have images of the republican club that was vandalized and the mob that showed up. we are look at the doors that have have antifa, the left-wing thugs who wear masks. ways your reaction? you brought in gavin mcinnes, the one responsible for the proud boys, a right wing group, and they are attacked.

>> they like to see public figures up close. lou: both sides, all sides. >> we get to listen and convene behind closed doors and listen. our members like to listen. lou: what slapped? >> there was basically i will call it terrorism. a 12-year-old throws a brick through a window that's vandalism. if you are threatening someone's thoughts and throw bricks through the window and strai spray paints them, i will call that terrorism because they are doing it to impinge on your personal rights. >> we are seeing this mob mentality for what it is. that is, the left. the radical dimms are trying to terrorize voters. they are look at huge lines of people attending trump rallies all across the country.

i'm talking about miles and miles, abandoning cars a mile away to get to the rally. this is an effort to intimidate older folks, women. young people. this is horrible. >> it's terrorism. and it's gotten worse. they can't fight with results. so they are fighting with emotional arguments. if you fight with emotional argument eventually it will lead to violence and career. >> that's where we are. good for you for going for office and expressing your views. we appreciate you being with us. he's running for the new york state senate. you may be a little lonely there if you win. >> i hope i'm not lonely, but there are other republicans there. lou: liberal college students

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lou: the group campus reform recently visited texas a&m university. and they found a lot of supporters for democratic senatorial candidate beto o'rourke. then they asked why are you supporting this guy and what are this accomplishments that so enamor you. here are what they call answers. >> are there any accomplishments

in his career you can points to that would make him a good person for office? >> i am not aware of a lot of specific accomplishments. i don't know any. >> i think he accomplished -- getting his name out there. for not doing much. >> is being popular an accomplishment? >> i couldn't point to anything. i'm just trying to -- i am not as educateddation would like to be. he's been work hard with everything he has been doing around texas. maybe he doesn't have the platform to make a big difference right now. >> you can be as informed about a position without actually doing it. lou: well, i love that answer. that's not paying attention to the people who are informed and don't have an idea in the world

what they are doing. they might spend a little more time on studies and learning maybe man rather politics. who knows. labor that's just the what it is for beto o'rourke. many are wondering why the leading candidates to lead the democratic ticket in 2020 will be 70 years old at the time of the election. taking a look at one of the party's rising stars. we'll explain why all us older folks are critically needed by the dimms. >> people are wait, you are knock on my door? back on the day when you would knock on the door and carry a big check. is this real? we are doing the work. >> you speak on their behalf in their hometown. >> absolutely.

>> alexandria ocasio-cortez everyone. lou: there is the future of the democratic party. joining me, social media superstars, president trump's most of loyal supporters diamond and silk are with us. what did you think of those young folks at texas a&m, they couldn't couple with a single accomplishment for o'rourke but yet they support him. what do you think? >> i feel so sad for them because they don't have a clue. you could be voting for socialism. could you be voting to be oh pressed and you pressed and not even realize. you have to know who you are voting for. it's sad they don't know. but you need to know what kind of system you are voting in. a lot of cities and states are being ran by democrats and they

are being ran into the ground. >> it reminds me with us being black people how we allowed the democrats to brainwash us. instead of looking at the person and look at the context of what's going on and how it affects us, we are look at, this is how they told you to vote, straight democrats. we weren't look and the content of what was going on. lou: the truth is, across the country, people are not for years have not paid attention to what's going on. we have a president who has introduced folks to what are the -- what are the consequences of so-called free trade. it turns out it cost us millions of jobs, trillions of dollars, and no one could answer the question truthfully until this man stepped into the oval office. what do you think? >> you are absolutely right. it will be free and fair trade across the border. we are not going to be allowing

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lou: saudi television confirming jamal khashoggi was killed in

the saudi consequence whrat in istanbul, turkey. the white house released a statement, it reads as this. the united states acknowledging the announcement from the kingdom of saudi arabia that its investigation into the fate of khashoggi is progressing. we'll advocate for justice that is timely, transparent and in accordance with all due process. the central american caravan full of honduran nationals bound for the united states arrived at the border between guatemala and mexico. president trump announcing an agreement with the president of mexico that halts the caravan that intended to make its way through mexico to reach the

u.s.-southern border. that caravan has been stopped at the guatemalan border. nellie ohr only helling part of their story on capitol hill. house republicans said they never had the opportunity to question her on how and why her husband passed an anti-trump fraudulent dossier to the fbi in the 2016 election. nellie ohr invoked spousal privilege. that protects a couple's private communications. present for the five-hour closed door hearing with nellie ohr. we are joined by congressman matt gaetz, a member of the house judiciary committee. five hours. was it worth it? >> today we did not get a lot of

new information. she frequently invoked the spousal privilege. it wasn't merely that she wouldn't tell us the substance of her communications with her husband, she wouldn't tell me whether conversations even occurred regarding the subject. what should concern all americans is the notion if you hire the right government official spouse you get special treatment and you get your information to receive a priority others wouldn't. we received testimony from the former general counsel to the fbi that it was center unusual that he had bruce ohr, the husband of nellie ohr that fusion gps hired to smear president trump. you mad the spowfs that individual shuttling information to the general counsel of the fbi to make political dirt look like a genuine basis to start an investigation.

that's what's corrupt and we have to expose. lou: something i need you to help me understand. that's why rod rosenstein will go to the hill next week and will only be questioned by the chairman of house oversight and judiciary and the ranking democratic members of those two committees. that is to me infuriating because both claremen, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte are retiring. they never accomplished a single damm thing in their careers. and every investigation have have led has resulted in zero. am i wrong? >> this is a bunch of crap. you can't have a circumstance where some of the most of important facts the american people need to know whether the person running the frickin justice department wanted to

wear a wire for cabinet officials unseat president trump. this is the way you behave? if you don't want to know the truth, you take rod rosenstein and throw him in a secret room with two democrats and two retiring republicans who won't be be around for continuity in a few months, and you say case closed. and then that becomes the basis for rod rosenstein not to come back. my fear is you have got republicans and democrats working together to slow roll our oversight and the american people know what's going on. it's garbage because they don't want to know what happened. lou: congratulations to your lame duck rino speaker paul ryan who as usual i sucking up -- is

sucking up swamp water. congressman matt gaetz won't thereby, neither are jim jordan and mark meadows. >> that's how want to keep out. if you want to stop the truth from coming out. you want want them there. you want it to be a small group. lou: somehow some coward let it happen. i'm sorry to be oh direct about that. you sort of set the standard with your candor. as always, we appreciate it. congressman matt gaetz. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think president trump's historic agreement with mexico raises the republican odds of keeping control of congress? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. up next a large crowd today they aring in mesa, arizona. president trump holding another big rally supporting republican

senate candidate martha mcsally. look at that. here we go again. we take that up and more after the break with our panel. stay with us.

lou: breaking news as we await the president taking the stage

in mesa, arizona rallying there for republican senate candidate martha mcsally, who is leading in the latest poll. last night the president in missoula, montana. this is wonderful. i have to say, if your name happens to be jon tester, your a little nervous today. they were waiting to get into the president's event at the hangar at the missoula airport. they were bussed to the airport. while joining us tonight. dom giordano and tammy bruce. great to have you with us.

let's start with the caravan and this incredible, incredible, to me it's utterly amazing. this president has done what none -- i don't think anyone even occurred to them some see what this president has achieved. tammy: suddenly the president of the united states is using tools in the tool chest that everyone has had. but he's serious about it. what i loved today was his statement about how they are not going to get in. the tone, demeanor, his manner. we have not seen that. that is leadership. that is a man who is situation he believes in, feels it in his heart and he's doing it for the right reasons. it's magnificent. lou: i don't care if someone is for or against this president. he cares about the country and

he cares about every single american. and he made it clear with all he accomplished. can you name one thing that this president has not delivered on? >> i wouldn't say hasn't delivered on due to his own. but due to the congress. lou: he. >> way was going to say is the things he hasn't finalized he doesn't give on. he continues to go back on the wall again and again and again. most people would have let that go by now and hope that people forgot by the. he mass not forgotten. he'll come back to that if it takes 100 times to get that done. lou: i guarantee what you this president has gone the mexican government, with pena nieto and andres manuel lopez obrador who takes office in december. this is -- this has the

potential to be the foundational transformation for both countries. to secure that bored, perhaps even better than a wall could have. let's -- that's all optimistic outlook. but what he has done is just i think may change whatever the outcome would have been in the mid-term elections. this has to shore up the republican party because they have a president who is accomplishing everything keeping promises he doesn't as you say forget, and tammy, the country couldn't ask for a better economy or stronger foreign policy. tammy: even the things we are facing that are difficult like the mob issue, the democrats. jobs versus mobs. this caravan coming up with people and the dynamic set in motion and trained by democrats over the years.

the general problems. the things we face in the country are starkly the's of what the president is doing. indications of what the problems with the democrats is. and what you have the choice to be in november in a few short couple weeks is do you want mobs or jobs. do you wanted security for people in every country. we are treating people decently so hondurans don't need to come here, they can live in their own country because it's a decent place. >> for republicans on the congressional level to seize on this what trump has done here rather than just taking the benefit of it and trying to deep six it. they must grab on to it. tammy: this is the future. lou: for this president, the

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lou: in our online poll last night, we asked would you support president trump's order to seal the southern border. 98% of you say absolutely yes. and here is where we are today. what we are look ahead to tomorrow. president trump striking that historic deal with the mexican government, agreeing to halt the caravan of mostly honduran nationals. the mob crashing through the mexico southern gates today. saudi arabia admitting jamal khashoggi was killed during a fight within the saudi

consulate. two officials fired including the deputy intelligence chief. president trump continues his western tour 18 days before the mid-terms. tonight a big rally in mesa, arizona where he's supportingba" is next. announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend! welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a moment the chairman of pwcus and the pank of america global wealth division, my special guest coming up. susan li has the big headlines impact everything from wall street to main street. susan? reporter: hey there, maria, geopolitical concerns over the ra