lou: good evening everybody, our top stories that, the caravan of mostly central american migrants determined to make their way to the u.s. border, continues to grow tonight. the latest estimates put the number of migrants in the caravan between seven and 14,000 people. although, as you can see in these pictures, sometimes it looks like many more than that. president trump blaming radical democrats for encouraging the caravan and perhaps, many more like it. through their refusal to reform the u.s. immigration system,

the creation of massive loopholes in the immigration laws. president trump has declared he will send as many troops as necessary to secure our border. >> something has to be done. you cannot have this happen. something has to be done. with that i think we will see. we are counting our military. we will have to call it the military if we need to. but we can't let this happen. we cannot allow our country to be violated like this.lou: tonight we take up at the president can do to stop the caravan and secure our border. in the face of this politically and inspired onslaught. among our guests tonight councilman jim jordan of ohio, matt yates of florida also the trump administration taking steps to punish saudi arabia for the death of the "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. president trump clearly skeptical about the saudi

government explanation. of the murder of "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. we will have the latest for you on the trump administration investigation of the murder, the cover-up and its likely consequences. and a volatile day for the markets as the dow jones industrial average battled back nearly 550 points deficit to erase most of those losses by the end of trading. we will have more in wall street. our top source night, the caravan of mostly central american immigrants, is now in the mexican city of -- tonight where it has rested throughout the day.the caravan has traveled 45 miles into mexico since sunday. but it was located on the border bridge between mexico and guatemala. the caravan however, remains more than 1100 miles from mcallen texas. that is a tract that would take 76 days at the pace that this caravan has made since leaving the border with guatemala.

if the caravan were to travel the 2400 miles to the north western city of tijuana, just below san diego, they would not arrive until late february. well after the november midterm elections. and another issue they might encounter is hurricane willa, the category three storm is expected to make landfall tonight 1000 miles off of the mexican west coast from the caravan. but the devastation it might leave behind could pose an issue for the thousands in that caravan. any of them are wearing flip-flops and already fighting blisters and pain that comes from walking great distances. just as they are how can anyone be expected to travel that journey safely? the wall street journal today reported the honduran government is claiming that social activists and leftist politician went as and other

leftists are behind the caravan pier for the latest on how they responded to this national emergency, return to fox news chief white house correspondent, john roberts. >> good evening. the brett kavanaugh confirmation battle earlier this month really energized republican voters and narrowed the margins in some races. now president trump is trying to bring home a house victory or at the very least, limit the losses by leading very heavily into this caravan as a threat to national security. in the oval office this afternoon, president trump tumbled down on his assertion that there are middle easterners, even possible terrorists among the thousands of people in the caravan heading for the united states. >> i have very good information. i have very good information. chris president trump suggested that the democrats are behind the caravan.but a former leftist politician in honduras, it is claimed that he was behind this exodus.today the

vice president backed up the claim by fuentes. and pointed fingers also in venezuela with the president of honduras when the caravan was initiated , told me was organized by leftist groups. in honduras that were being financed in part by venezuela. >> at the pieces moving the caravan is more than 40 days away from the united states. but americans are just 14 days away from going to the polls. president trump is made the caravan and illegal immigration centerpiece of his campaign rallies. like this huge event in houston last night. >> that is an assault on our country. that is an assault.>> the secretary of state today said the caravans journey will be futile. >> he will not be successful at getting into the united states illegally. no matter what. i repeat, caravan will not cross over southern border illegally under any circumstances. >> the president is placing blame for the caravan and illegal immigration in general at the foot of the democratic party. democrats want no part of the immigration battle.hoping to

change the subject in the next two weeks to issues that they think they can win on like, healthcare. department of homeland security released new numbers for the month of september on illegal immigration in september alone, more than 41,000 people were apprehended illegally entering the country. the total number for the year, fiscal year 18, was almost 400,000. that is a 30 percent increase over the previous year. lou: john roberts, think you very much. our first guest tonight to take up the threat to the sovereignty, and the president's efforts to seal the southern border and if necessary, join us tonight congressman jim jordan, he serves on the judiciary and oversight committees. also cofounder of the influential house freedom caucus. thank you so much for being with us congressman. >> thank you. lou: this is a remarkable statement by the president and the secretary of state. they are staying

straightforwardly this does not happen. in this administration. your thoughts? >> no, the president, president trump and pompeo are exactly right. as a sovereign nation one of the things that defines you is you have borders. as a country are allowed to enforce your border security. your border laws. you need to be able to control who comes and who goes. that is the basic elements of being a nationstate. so i agree with the president and secretary pompeo and everything they said. they're not going to let the caravan and because as the president indicates, we do not know who is all in the group of people. as you said it could be as many as 14,000, 7000, we don't know the number we do not know who is involved in the group. again, is a sovereign country you have a right to control that and we should not let them and until we know who they are. lou: don't you find it remarkable this day and age that we are actually debating whether or not we have a group of people particularly on the left suggesting we don't even have a sovereign right to determine who comes into this country? the president himself has been

campaigning on a merit based immigration system and yet, the democrats refused to follow some in your party as well refuse to follow the president's lead. >> the democrats are talking about abolishing i.c.e. you never want to secure the border. their nominee for president just two years ago said, she wanted a borderless hemisphere. so they don't get the comments is it that most americans understand, we have a right to control what goes on that border. we need, this underscores a simple fact we needed border security while just like president trump is talked about prayer just like he campaigned on, just like we campaigned on. most important, just like the american people elected us to do. but that will not happen if democrats take control of congress be we will never get it secure and will never get the border securitywall. >> it is to me, stunning to think that some of the likely house chairs , this would, adam

schiff could become chairman of the house intelligence committee. elijah cummings take oversight, and adler were taken judiciary. that would be a lot of fun for you, wouldn't it? >> i think will be scary for the american people because the fbi investigationwe been looking into the wrongdoings at the highest level , that would stop in they would spend all the time going after the president, if they take control, they are going to try and raise taxes. they are going to try to polish i.c.e. and never secure the board and they will try to impeach a president. they will not contain investigations with a critical like why the fbi took one parties research document, this dossier that was incredible, not validated, everything else, dressed it up, took it to a secret court to get a warrant on the other parties campaign. they will never try to get to the bottom of the issue but they will do all of these other things.lou: and tomorrow, as

you well know, house oversight and judiciary chairman and ranking members of the two committees will be talking with rod rosenstein. whose idea was it to distill your majority into an even match? whose idea was it for this format and go along with it? >> that was actually change. it's been postponed. he is not coming. i think that is a good thing because it did not agree with the format frankly. the format rod rosenstein wanted. that has been postponed. rod rosenstein should not get a different deal than anyone else got. this is one of the things that drives americans crazy. this idea that there is two standard. lou: set of rules for us regular folks. but a different set if you're part of the politically connected classic rod rosenstein. james comey not -- he did not

get that. they have to come like a bonus and answer questions and it should not be in a closed door, classified setting.a closed door, classified setting is the american people will never know what his answers are. i'm glad this is postponed. we have to get him in as soon as possible but it needs to be in the right conditions where the american people can find out what he had to say. lou: first, thank you for bringing us the news of the development. secondly, whose idea was it to embarrass the congress like this?>> i assume it is rod rosenstein. remember, this is the guy, think about this -- this is the guy who that joe said he wanted to wear a wire to record the president. who allegedly talked of invoking the 25th amendment. he did that in front of subordinates. whether was joking or not we will find out. he did not do that classified setting so what is he want to classified setting to answer questions about those very things? only reason is because he doesn't want the american people to know what happened. this is the same guy who will not give us the anti-mccabe memos that we have subpoenaed. he will not rest the august 2 memo he wrote that altered the scope of the mueller

investigation will not give us the jim baker or bruce ohr 302 is. this is the same guy. on the occasions that the term student quizzes postponed. let's get him under the right conditions as soon as possible. lou: congressman jim jordan, as always, good to see you. thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: up next it appears anti-trump cnn believes a caravan of illegal immigrants should be welcomed with open arms. at the border. president trump clearly defining what he thinks about the caravan. what is the left-wing media saying? we take that up right after the break. michael goodwin joins us hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram.

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blocked a state law that requires proof of residency when registering to vote. odd! how dare they? judge kenneth brown suspended the implementation of the bill riding them there is to disenfranchise in individuals right to vote. the ruling comes as reports that previously deported illegal immigrants are joining the caravan in hopes of entering the united states again where they opportunity to vote in new hampshire would certainly await them.

the new hampshire ruling, an invitation for fraud and opens the door for illegal immigrants to register to vote. that apparently does not the folks in new hampshire pedro not to take up the president's unprecedented support for republican candidates is he tireless campaigns on these midterms, new york post columnist, fox business contributor, pulitzer prize winning journalist, michael goodwin. great to have you here. let's start with new hampshire. i can't resist. a judge making that ruling. i would think that there might be a recall movement under way in a matter of moments. but it is new hampshire. >> well, and you see this everywhere. that the most modest identification issues are always thrown out on the ground it will hamper somebody somewhere.as though, even the never seems to be any evidence of anybody losing the right to vote. it's just a theoretical argument that the judge's seem to assume the worst of.

>> and what i love is that in many of the cases as you say correctly of course, the argument is very simple, straightforward, voter suppression. meanwhile, 22 to 30 million illegal immigrants according to the yale mit study in this country. that adds up to what? 40? 50? congressional districts i mean, that is a huge if you will, suppression of citizens right to vote. look, you cannot fly in an airplane, you cannot go to most manhattan city office buildings without it. i mean just, you cannot drive a car without it. all of these things and yet, when it comes to vote, which is certainly easily to many play, the charges always seem to have a very different idea. it is a right unlike any other. >> it is a right that has been discovered by judges. simply don't care about citizenship. they don't care about

preserving borders, they do not worry about preserving sovereignty. we looking at an amazing -- to me, an amazing contest. perhaps the most important i think, unquestionably. the most important election my career.you can argue 2010 but this one is existential, i believe. >> look, we have the last two years history that we have coming into this midterm, not just trying to obstruct the president but trying to bring down the president. the failure of democrats to really participate and do their jobs in a fairway in congress and now, for the caravan, if the character assassination of brett kavanaugh, i think there's a lot at stake beyond the actual election itself. there's a whole question of american democracy at stake. >> the president as he often does, a master of concision.

he said this campaign is about kavanaugh, the caravan and common sense. and i don't think one can argue with any of the three. >> look, i think these rallies help just by the nature of them. but secondly, when he focuses like that on those issues, and talks about the way he talks about them, he really spotlights them and those are issues that i think so far clearly breaking the republicans favor peer by him spotlighting them is really putting the pressure on the democrats to come up with some answers. then come up with it! for crying out loud. i mean there bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, they've got hillary clinton as you noted most recent in the column. that brings joy to the heart of -- well, at least the republican party. you can't be serious! >> i am. i think when you look at the democratic presidential field,

we are talking cory booker, joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, andrew cuomo. you look at that and say, it is a very weak field. and can you imagine any of them getting in the ring with president trump for the debate? i think hillary clinton in that field, would have a very good chance and god knows, she wants it more than anybody else. >> and bloomberg of course, i mean -- >> eric holder. >> why not? >> john kerry! why not? course it would be an interesting contest and the present just has to be praying at this point. michael, it is great to see you. michael goodwin. if there is any doubt of anti-trump politics surrounding the migrant caravan making his way through mexico right now, take a look at this. a pair of honduran protesters

outside the u.s. embassy, burning an american flag with a white swastika painted on it. in support of the caravan. a poster image for building the wall along our southern border. if we ever saw one. we have seen endless that do the same. be sure to vote on our poll. the question is do you think the radical left is working with central and south american socialists and leftists to organize and support the migrant caravan? cast your vote on twitter and follow me on twitter @lou dobbs. facebook and follow me on instagram. vandalized, the latest episode of violence toward republicans by radical leftist mobs. we take that up, washington examiner's byron york joins me examiner's byron york joins me right after these your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates

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in new york that same explosive was found outside radical democratic billionaire george soros 's home. they say reasonable is a pipe bomb. they do not state is a pipe bomb or is an explosive. it was found inside a package discovered in his mailbox. meanwhile, in another effort to intimidate republicans, police say two vandals shattered a window installed electronic arts at a house majority leader, kevin mccarthys office in bakersfield california. they apparently through a good-sized rock, a small boulder that you see there, through the window.this is just the latest incident of violence against the republicans. breitbart has compiled a list of at least 613 assaults against trump supporters and members of the republican party. joining us now to discuss the caravan crisis, as well as the upcoming rosenstein hearing on capitol hill tomorrow, byron york, chief political

corresponded for the washington examiner, fox business contributor, great to see you. just start with first, the violence against republicans by the left in the country. we've got a number of news organizations who want to paint this as some sort of duality. in which, it is a bipartisan issue. it is not. it is clearly not and it is clearly the violent rhetoric of the left. >> the most serious being the shooting attack that nearly killed representative steve scalise could have killed others, specifically, directed at republican politicians. a high-powered rifle attack, this was really serious and we can only hope nothing worse than that happens. lou: we do not have to hope. we can vote.and we can actually assure that none of them get into office. that is probably a reach too far.

none of them, we after all, reserve the two-party system. where do you see this election going? i think the president has put it straightforwardly correctly. in terms of motivation here. it is kavanaugh, caravan without any question in my judgment common sense. by the way, this, the president is being modest. his judgment and his intellect that he is bringing is not common at all. >> i was talking to some republican strategists in recent weeks and they were pretty encouraged by the after effects of the whole brett kavanaugh fight. not just in the senate, but also in the house. basically, really discrediting a lot of republicans. but those consultants and strategists who are working to try and keep the house republicans did say, we really could use one more thing. and everyone is wondering whether the caravan is that one more thing. it is just, so obviously

newsworthy. you have a mile long caravan of people, hoping to enter the united states illegally. give chuck schumer and nancy pelosi telling their candidates essentially to ignore it. because it is a distraction from the healthcare issue. and i think any voter with eyes can see it is just not going to fly. we still have got two weeks from today and we do not know how this will play out.lou: well, it seems to me that it is playing out remarkably well for the republicans. this president has tough decisions ahead of him, certainly, but he also has two opportunities here.one is to actually form the partnership that we thought might be or might have developed between obrador -- that didn't happen. he led the president's people

on, the president mexico, it looked like a partnership might be forming on the caravan. that did not happen. now, this is a country that has to defend its borders, this president saying, he will send as many troops as necessary to the border, the caravan he has declared, will not enter the united states. >> well, first of all, there are limits on what troops can do in a situation like this. also, it could be -- lou: you are not quite what people think, byron, to the point. it is our understanding and it is a clear one that those troops can even move into the mexico area at the president orders at the border for the purpose of defending. this is you know, all of the fancy legal minds that operate in washington frankly, need support because it is growing

into a mushroom of conventional thought. i think it needs to be corrected. >> also you can have extra ordinary situation.we have heard that this group is actually planning to take kind of the long route to the united states. to end up in tijuana and possibly entering california. which you know, california is a state that wants to think it is its own country. they want to have their own foreign policy. lou: the residence of california -- to negotiate that. >> i think this could set up an extra nearly interesting situation if in fact it comes to pass that these migrants are trying to enter the united states in california. the government of california does not want to do anything to stop them and the president of the states want to enforce federal law. it could be a really interesting situation. lou: it is a difficult and

needlessly difficult situation for this president.he is the commander-in-chief.the president and jerry brown frankly, is not in his league. it is not a contest that he would want, i would think. he's been over time, no matter what you think of the left wing, governor moonbeam, he is made some pretty good political judgments. i don't think that would include taking on the president of the united states. particularly this one. byron york, always good to talk with you. >> thank you, lou. lou: the supreme court challenging the trump and ms. jason's decision to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census.can you imagine this? the lawsuit brought by -- organizations and 17 democratic leaning states. just plain blue states. concerned they say, the adding a citizenship question get ready, would discourage immigrants filling out the census because of the trump

administrations tough stance on immigration. the supreme court says, not even a reasonable effort at a good try. turning them down flat. up next, the national left-wing media says president trump is making too big a deal of the massive migrant caravan making its way toward our border. >> this is a president who is having flashbacks to 2016. and the fear mongering that worked for him. immigration is what he uses to stoke this kind of fear. >> this is fear loathing on the campaign trail 2018. >> he is making more and more outlandish, really unhinged -- i understand fear mongering, i get it. it will help him drive out the base like it's really riled up by the fear mongering and racism. >> this is a fear election. lou: it is an orchestrated campaign by a subsidiary of comcast. the corporate orders are obviously, fear and fear mongering. and the little darlings you just watched, they are following the orders.

we take that up after the break. i'll talk with congressman

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on the board heavy trading 4.3 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. new reports today show previously deported illegal immigrants and criminals are among the migrant caravan heading toward our southern border. the caravan is in the southern mexican province on 1100 miles from mcallen texas. but 2400 miles from tijuana, northwestern city that they may want, we are told, may want to travel to. and i may be spending more time with president obama these days than i usually prefer to. but for perspective, it's important to see what this man has said over a decade ago on border security and illegal immigration. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked and circumventing the line of people who are waiting

patiently, diligently and lawfully to become immigrants in this country. lou: the front metal transformation turns out to have been in barack obama. joining us not to talk about that caravan and the latest announcement that rod rosenstein 's classified interview with the house judiciary and oversight committees has been postponed, congressman matt gates, member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, great to have you with us. here we go again! what is up with this postponement? not coming this time from rod rosenstein but from the four elders of the congress, the house who were playing this game. what do you make of it? >> we make being a member of congress so much harder than it has to be. all we need to do is tell the truth, hold open hearings, show the american people what is really happening. i am so frustrated that we are now weeks after rod rosenstein, we learned that rod rosenstein made statements about wearing a wire on the president and we

have not had him in an open hearing under oath to answer questions. i'm hopeful the fact that we've ended this little like behind closed doors pattycake game between the committee chairman and rod rosenstein, in fact we dispense with that. it means we will have more transparency in the process and more openness. but you know what? frankly, sometimes our own leadership and the other side, they want to keep jim jordan and mark meadows and matt gates out of the room. because where the was ask the tough questions and they don't want us to participate because it will provide the answers and we want to see where it leads. lou: along with devin nunes, you all have been spearheading the calls for the truth. imagine that! from the justice department from the fbi. by the way also from the fisa courts which appear to be complicit in the political corruption of the fbi and department of justice. i want to turn very quickly to what you think will happen next. are we going to ever see -- let me put it another way.are we going to see any results from

the rosenstein interview? before the midterm elections or have they successfully run out the clock on that as well? >> my fear is that there is a bipartisan desire to make no waves before the election. the democrats think they got the wind at their back. republicans think we ought to be quiet about everything other than tax cuts. as a matter what party wins or loses the election when it comes to our jobs as members of congress to do our oversight. whether rod rosenstein is fired or not fired, whether republicans win or lose, we should never have a government trying to unseat a duly elected president. that is what i will be fighting for. >> and in that, the caravan seems timely. whether it is 7000, 14,000 people we know it is making its way north. everyone making it clear, they're going to enter the united states. the president says the caravan will not. your thoughts? >> i'm part of our president

for protecting the border. but you made a point earlier in the show that is worth highlighting. this is not just a group of desperate migrants. we are people who are criminals, thugs and i have received information from intelligence officials in central america and even members of the intelligence community in the united states. they have some folks have come from as far as africa to join the caravan because they believe it is the way to gain illegal entry into the united states. special-interest aliens, jihadists, people from a different hemisphere using this weakness on our border to bring problems to the united states. that's why this is so serious. it is beyond the humanitarian crisis, is a national security issue in our president who is tasked with protecting us needs to make sure this caravan is stopped.and i think he will. lou: the idea that this is a humanitarian crisis. fits into the left-wing narrative but the reality is that this is an orchestrated effort. it is a political effort, it is occurring two weeks before the election is no accident. nor is it an accident that we

now understand a second caravan has been assembled in honduras of about 1000 people at this point and preparing to cross into guatemala. it is, at what point, do we simply say, please take our country? it is open to the world. and what do we say to all of the people who are in line as president obama, former president obama said, who are in line and he was much concerned some decade ago, about being fair to them.no more, obviously. >> let me make this point. this is not one caravan or two caravans. this is a new strategy to get people who are not supposed to be in the united states into the country. so we do not take strong bold action, the caravan will never end. it will be ongoing and our country will be borderless and americans will be left vulnerable. that is why this is so

important. i do not think it's a coincidence that this is happening around election time. but we better show our strength. lou: and the present i think would agree doing just that. thankyou very much congressman matt gates. up next , former president barack obama takes his sanctimony and sizable ego, it is really an outsized, supersized ego. to the campaign trail. does not attract many people but, he still got his well -- very high regard for himself. we will take that up and much more. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... lou: sources telling sky news

that body parts of saudi activist and journalist, jamal khashoggi were found in the garden of the saudi council official residence. the report casting down on the saudi claim that he died accidentally in a fistfight. we moved well beyond that narrative. the president weighing-in just moments ago during a meeting with senior military leaders. >> they from the thought, whoever put in their minds, it was not a good thought. the process was no good. the execution was no good. in the cover-up if you want to call it that, was certainly, no

good. lou: the president awaiting further investigation from of course all of the intelligence agencies. the return of treasury secretary mnuchin. and further discussions with secretary of state, mike pompeo. out on the campaign trail, under the guise of campaigning for democrats at a rally in nevada, former president barack obama, really apparently just wanted to talk about himself. >> you guys go ahead and take a seat i've a lot to say. i'm not alone in saying i enjoy coming to las vegas. this novembers elections, are more important than any i can remember in my lifetime and that includes when i was on the ballot. i believe that. i do not believe just making stuff up. i i think i've done pretty good i can't make this any simpler. let me say something of the person who actually passed the law, hundreds of thousands of

people are really benefiting from obamacare. they just don't call it obamacare. which is fine! i didn't make up the name. i can't tell you how encouraged i have been. i'm hoping we make the right call here. lou: you have to be kidding! obama referred to himself, 92 times in his 38 minute speech. and by the way, it does not include the stammers or if you break it down, an average of once every 24.7 seconds, he was talking about well -- his glorious self! joining us tonight, lawrence jones, campus reform, also a political analyst member the president's media advisory board, the author of mad politics, great to have you with us. we recommend this book to you highly. and it is great to see you both. gina, let me start with -- how are you doing lawrence? let's start with obama references. i do not want to visit his

mind. but i, for the life of me, cannot figure out why a man will talk more about himself in the first person. it is just crazy what he was doing. >> lou, there's a legacy to hang your hat on. you can talk more about yourself than any former president ever in the history of presidents! he needed something. this president, president trump, has said not intentionally, but organically, dismantling everything that obama did because what obama did was not the kind of thing that was long-lasting and supported by the american people and the base out there. president trump, on the other hand, has gone through and systematically made things the way he promised they would be when he made his promises during his election. and intended to keep them. lou: promises made, promises kept. he just promised, lawrence, he's not going to permit the caravan to cross the border. >> he will use as many as

necessary. >> you can't do it like this pretty can't cross the border. many of these men crossing the border with the flags of the country that they are fleeing. asking for asylum. the man, demanding that but they don't fight for their own country, can we put myself if america was in a position where our government was corrupt, i cannot see myself leaving my family is not fighting for it. the president has to do something. but congress has to do something. matt gates, come on the program before us, what are you guys doing? you ask us for the house, you asked for the senate, we gave you a president of the united states and you still cannot secure the border? this is not just about the border while it is about the border wall system. about getting on the ground to

keep americans safe. we should not have to deploy the military to secure our border. >> as you suggest, matt gates as part of the solution. he and congressman jordan, devin nunes, mark meadows and others. but when you have a democratic party combined with the chamber of commerce, working for one thing and one thing only, that is open borders and as many, let's call it what it is. this is about cheap labor in this country appear. >> it is chronic capitalism! it is not capitalism. >> it is treason and they been carrying it out successfully for two decades. how do you think this will play in the midterms, gina?>> i think americans realize that since they decided they will not vote for democrats, democrats have decided they will import foreign votes. this is not about the caravan paid their 179 million more according to gallup from

central america and the caribbean that plan to come right behind them. this is an invasion. just as the president said. meanwhile -- lou: i'm sorry we are flat out of time. i apologize.>> no worries! lou: lawrence to get the last 15 seconds. >> i will tell you they better do something. i know they make a lot of promises. but even the guys on our side, they do not get a pass. have got to get to the secure the border. lou: we are not guitar for that thank god we have a president who can lead. thank you for being with us. , central american caravan continuing its trek north. as the president vows to stop it. we take that up when we come we take that up when we come right back

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lou: last night we asked you if we think the red wave should be named the trump wave. 95% of you said yes. the caravan headed to the border growing to 14,000 according to some estimates. congressman jim jordan talking about the critical need to defend our border. >> we need a border security wall just like president trump talked about and he campaigned on and just like the american people elected us to do. but that will not happen if the democrats take control of congress. it will never happen and we'll never get the border security

wall. we hope you will join us tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. and good night from new york. [♪] i think stock markets are worried. they are worried that congress will overturn this pro growth. >> white house economic advisor commenting on the progress. before climbing back in going down 125 points. and we could be in for more losses today with futures under pressure overnight.