best thing you could be.. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, authorities investigating what are now ten suspicious devices sent to prominent democrats, but providing little in the way of details to the american public about what exactly is inside those packages and who may have sent them. while members of the political and media world politicize and dramatize, we'll try to separate fact from fiction, also the pentagon gearing up to send at least 800 of our troops to the southern border under orders from the president. president trump calling on the

migrant caravans moving north from guatemala, through mexico to turn around and assuring them they will not be allowed entry into the united states. >> you knew it a long time ago, but when our country is assaulted by thousands and thousands of people marching, and they openly say we're going to go into the country, we can't do that. we can't do that. can't allow that. lou: judicial watch's chris farrell has just returned from guatemala from which the caravan crossed over into mexico early this week. he joins us along with national border patrol council president brandon judd, what will the border patrol do. and republicans gaining ground and scoring political points against the radical dimms in key senate races and ed rollins joins us with a look at election night 12 days away.

our top story, three more suspicious packages, authorities intercepted them today, one sent to actor robert de niro, two intended for vice president joe biden. a total of ten suspicious packages, each containing what the fbi calls potentially destructive devices. those discovered this week. authorities treating the undetonated package contents as if they were live bombs despite not one having gone off, all ten of the devices on their way to the fbi bomb facility in quantico, virginia for further analysis. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with the latest. reporter: fbi officials say this investigation is now their highest priority, with bureau agents, analysts and forensic experts working alongside atf, secret service and other task force members. the attorney general who oversees the fbi and future

prosecutions says no stone would go unturned. >> we met with and briefed the president to bring him up to date. fbi, atf are working on this. reporter: a suspicious white powder turned tout be inert, investigators are not treating this as hoax devices. >> the department says the white powder did not present a biological threat. reporter: government officials confirmed investigation is using postal markings to narrow its focus, describing florida as a region of interest. the department of the house homeland security says they wouldn't get into specifics. >> going to help investigators a great deal in terms of determine wearing they are originated out of. >> have they been able to narrow down mailing or purchasing locations based on what you've been briefed? >> yes. i can't comment where, but, yes. reporter: in his first public comments after he was sent a

suspicious package in florida, former attorney general eric holder expects federal investigators to move swiftly. >> we need to figure out who did it and figure out a way which we can get beyond these things. reporter: federal law enforcement official downplayed the embedded isis logo on the device. former cia director john brennan and delivered to cnn causing wednesday's evacuation. the official said the mock isis logo was designed to confuse, not an indicator of a terrorist connection. on the florida angle, officials are not saying whether they believe the suspect or suspects operated from florida or all of the packages were mailed from the state. new york and maryland are also a focus, lou. lou: thank you very much, catherine herridge reporting. for more from the white house and the president's response to the investigation into these suspicious packages and the person or persons responsible for them, we're turning to fox news chief white house correspondent john roberts. reporter: lou, good evening,

president trump was briefed several times about the latest developments in the search for whoever is responsible for sending those suspicious packages to some of the president's fiercest critics. the white house mum on the progress of the investigation but it was clear the president had a lot on his mind about it. >> the president of the united states. reporter: in his only public event today, president trump said nothing about more suspicious packages being found today, but earlier he pointed a finger of blame at the media for fanning the flames of partisan tribalism, a very big part of the anger we see in our society is caused by the purposely false and inaccurate reports of the mainstream media i refer to as fake news, the president said. it has gotten so bad and hateful this is beyond description. mainstream media must clean up its act fast! >> the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone. reporter: the tweet and similar comments the president made at

a wisconsin campaign rally followed sharp criticism from cnn president jeff zucker, who in a statement said -- . >> do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight? reporter: the criticism of the media aside for the most part, president trump dialed back his razor sharp political attacks denouncing the mailings, urging people to solve their differences peacefully. >> there is one way to settle our disagreements, it's called peacefully at the ballot box. reporter: some democrat insisted it's not the media to blame but the president. former cia director john brennan was a target of one of the mailings. >> his rhetoric too frequently fuels these feelings and sentiments that now are bleeding over into potentially acts of violence. reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders fired back that the president had nothing to do with the threats. >> the president is certainly

not responsible for sending suspicious packages to someone, no more than bernie sanders was responsible for a supporter of his shooting up a republican baseball field practice last year. reporter: the suspicious packages took out of the headlines the caravan of migrants headed for the united states. president trump and the vice president did their best to get it back above the fold this afternoon. >> to those in the caravan, turn around, we are not going to allow you to enter our country illegally. reporter: the president also ordered the pentagon to muster troops to the border. 800 military engineers, doctors and lawyers, some of them active duty, will be headed to the frontier to back up the border patrol and the 2100 national guard troops already there. where those troops will go has yet to be decided but the very fact that the president is engaging active duty military in the efforts to secure the border marks a new milestone in his efforts to curb illegal

immigration. lou? lou: john, thank you very much. john roberts at the white house. also tonight, more on the migrant caravan up to 14,000 as it moves north through mexico on its way to the u.s. border. that caravan left today traveling 30 miles north, 110 miles from the guatemalan border now. for the latest, we turn to fox news correspondent william la jeunesse traveling with the caravan in mexico. >> no work, no medicare, you know, and it's hard for everybody. reporter: gustavo dominguez deported by i.c.e. by a construction job in north carolina. giovanni deported after a traffic violation. both are going back. >> my both in california say giovanni when you come back, i need it in my company, and i say maybe, 30 or 35 days,

maybe. reporter: most of the caravan like armando never lived in the u.s. . >> we are a big family, my children are young and we're looking for the american dream. reporter: right now we're in southern mexico, literally 2,000 miles to the border at san diego or 1,000 miles to mcallen, texas. some will walk, hitchhike, catching a ride in the back of a pickup truck or flatbed or pay about $1.50 or $2 a person and hopscotch town to town, sleeping each night, walking a little bit, all the way through mexico to the u.s. border. there's a train they can catch not far from here but dangerous. the farther we go north, the caravan will likely splinter, some go towards the east but the majority go west at tijuana, that is where some will cross illegally, others ask for asylum. >> are you worried at all about not being allowed in?

>> yes, a lot, because it is a long way with the children for nothing. reporter: the goal tomorrow is a town 62 miles away, but it is home to the train we talked about that goes so quickly? migrants tell us they're going to jump that train. why? it can cover in one hour what it can take in one day to walk. mexico promised u.s. officials they would try to disrupt the service to thwart the caravan. mexican officials told americans a lot of things that have not been true, how this actually plays out, we don't know. it's an unfolding story. lou? lou: william, thank you very much. william la jeunesse reporting from mexico on the caravan. strong earnings from major companies including microsoft, visa, comcast, spurring big gains today on wall street after yesterday's steep sell-off. the dow jones industrials surging 401 points, the s&p 500 up almost 50. the nasdaq picking up 210 point. still ahead here tonight, vial

something to tell but my adventures in the twitter sphere today. but up next, a unique perspective on the migrant caravan from judicial watch's chris farrell. he just spent four days in guatemala. also tonight, without any evidence the national left-wing media blaming president trump for suspicious packages. >> this president, who cannot own his own terrible, awful, damaging rhetoric. >> it sort of feels like, you know what? if you hadn't have worn such tight clothing, you wouldn't have been assaulted. >> donald trump has helped incite some of the feelings of anger. it's not violence. >> a very big part of the anger in this country is caused by the president. >> for everyone targeted by the bomber or bombers has one thing in common, either targets of president trump or critics. >> this is political terrorism. this is american terrorism.

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>> they cannot calm the way they want to come in. it doesn't work that way. we don't have borders. we don't have a country and we are the greatest country on earth. republicans know that the rule of law is essential to national sovereignty. lou: president trump on the migrant caravan in wisconsin. my next guest just return from guatemala where he spent four days on the ground witnessing the caravan just north of the honduran border per joining us chris farrell director of investigations for judicial watch. chris it's good to have you thus. i know this caravan was the subject of considerable interest to you with judicial watch and certainly for the american people.

give us your first and we have limited time i'm going to ask you to be assistant as possible. your thoughts on what you've witnessed and what you saw and heard. >> is a caravan of mid-teens to mid-40s. the women and children are minority. there are criminal elements in the caravan and their children who have been recovered from the human smuggling operation today. the guatemalans are trying to turn them back and it's a very grave situation. leftist groups are reported to be the organizers playing instrumental roles and financial roles. tell us what you can. >> this is criminal involvement on the part of these leftist groups. highly organized elaborate operations. i have that from the highest level of the guatemalan government. they are investigating those groups criminally and i strongly urge president trump and attorney general sessions to do the same here but a lot of these

folks who have affiliates getting money from the soros occupied state department and that's a great concern. we need to start cutting money there. lou: t. know anything about what we are seeing in these reports and pictures of usaid packages and bags containing what we know not but described by usaid? what is behind that? >> i don't have a clear answer off the top of my head. i can just tell you their all sorts of programs these groups are affiliated with that we spend taxpayer money on and it needs to be cut off now. lou: and where we had it? >> we have another caravan forming in honduras are ready to make the same track to guatemala into mexico with a plan of getting to our southern border. your thoughts about this than what we can expect. >> it's really an intermittent river of humanity.

it's a discrete group and i don't have firm evidence yet that my indicators are look for something coming out of el salvador in the next week. lou: the president has ordered troops of logistic primarily in mission mission to the southern border. what's it going to take to take what appears to be now 14,000 migrants in this caravan being shuttled by the mexican government right into our borders? >> if they make an asylum claim 90% get through. something fundamental has got to change here. lou: chris farrell, good to have you back. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. you agree with president trump sending u.s. troops is the only way to secure our border until enough radical democrats have been voted out of office. cast her with on twitter @lou dobbs. follow me on twitter @lou dobbs like me on facebook follow me on

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limit where back with the latest on a caravan in the present order to deploy at least 800 troops to the southern border. joining us tonight present the national border patrol counsel brandon judd. brand in it's good to have you with us. the president's troops, how welcome are they to the border patrol given what you all are facing? >> extremely welcome. we will all come -- welcome any help we can get in the military

will be a big one helping us to free up our resources to control the border. we are excited and looking forward to having them. >> what is happening in the border is almost incomprehensible i believe to most americans. i've been reporting on this for 20 years that i can't believe we are still talking about most of the same issues we were 20 years ago without resolution. what is the border patrol going to do here? where the caravan a day hitting the border. we have this huge caravan coming up from honduras and guatemala through mexico. whether it reaches tijuana or mcallen or brownsville texas i don't know but what is the border patrol capable of doing if they get that close. >> we are capable of stopping the profit of the cartel and that's what we have to look at. lou: i appreciate that but i'm asking what you are going to do about the caravan. >> when the caravan's come and

across the border we have to take them into custody and that they claim asylum we have to put them through the asylum process. that's the role of the border patrol. they have to implement policies that would allow us to hold these people. lou: catch and release still in effect. the president's hands tied in so many ways unless he issues an executive order that would obviate those obstacles and he's extremely limited in that. >> he already has an executive order but that executive order -- lou: it didn't solve anything brandon. i want solutions and that's what the american people want. what you don't want to hear is a big plan about the cartel. you've been there for a long time and the border patrol has done precious little to fix the cartel. i don't know if you have the ability to do so. we have intelligence agencies of all sorts to be brought to bear against the cartel but as the

president has pointed out countless times we have deadly drugs coming across that border. it's hard to take seriously frankly the border patrol's pleadings for understanding and the rationalization of our law. the border patrol is there to protect this country and it's not happening. it has to be done to this caravan doesn't get through. >> lieu company what has to be done is we have to hold people pending their path deportation proceeding. if we release them after they crossed the border illegally will continue to come back. that's what happened in april of this year. they played a high-stakes game of poker with the federal government. the federal government release them. lou: branded i appreciate that. i'm asking you what's in your power to stop by caravan right now what do you need from this president to make it happen?

>> we need physical barriers but those can't go up to put this caravan gets here. >> the entire order patrol is standing helpless? >> we will take them into custody. lou: so you are going to release them. so you're helpless. say it out loud come your helpless. only the u.s. military has the authority and the capability of preventing the onslaught. >> they can't do that. if they crossed the border they take one step and united states we have to take them into the custody whether the military is there or not. if we have military that is holding hands. lou: rand and you realize what you are saying is that the american superpower is a helpless giant in this? >> no, we are not. lou: why don't you acknowledge what you are saying? you are saying to this audience you can't do a thing.

>> lou i just did acknowledge it and i'm giving you the solutions. when the agency put those solutions into place i don't have control. we are telling you this is what we need to do with putting the military there thinking the military will be able to hold their arms out and stop them from crossing the border is not correct. lou: i missed the part about how you're going to stop the caravan. >> you can't. lou: you are helpless. why can't you just say that instead of continuing this obfuscation. just say it. you are helpless. >> i told you if they crossed the border illegally we will take them into custody. lou: how do you stop them from crossing illegally? he where the border patrol. >> you can't. lou: you are a fiction and a farce. be straightforward with us. we have a bunch of people at the border who can't do a thing

about it. >> this is an amazing interview. lou: do you know why? i'm speaking the truth in york knowledge in it and refusing to acknowledge that the entire border patrol is helpless against this onslaught the effect of which the u.s. military is their only potential to stop them. >> tell me lou if the u.s. military is there and they stop somebody from crossing the border? lou: yes, they can. >> how? please tell me. lou: if you don't mind i'm leaving this interview and if you will acknowledge to me that you are helpless to do anything then we can understand each other. the military is the only possible way. will you acknowledge that? >> lou i've acknowledged it three times already. three times. lou: so you have acknowledged it >> three times. lou: excellent we are in agreement and brand in it means the military is our only hope. >> we will see.

if you have another alternative let me know. >> you have the alternative and i was giving it to you. lou: okay, what would it need? >> take them into custody hold them pending their asylum and deportation proceeding. that's what we need to do. lou: you aren't authorized. >> lou we are authorized. under the law as long as we hold these people -- lou: why are you doing at? >> asked the secretary of the department of homeland security. i have been asking that question forever. it's her job to do that. lou: what about the department of homeland security? >> we know how that went. that is a complete and total farce. lou: should they beat burr placed immediately? >> i'm sorry should to be replaced? lou: the secretary of homeland security. >> if she fails to do her job absolutely.

she is not holding people pending their deportation procedure. lou: brandon judd we finally got to the bottom of this. come on back and continue the humber station. i was on twitter earlier today tweeting about the suspicious packages that some sick fool sent to public figures. i tweeted and twice i deleted but more than 200 characters on those suspicious packages that a persons unknown sent to 10 prominent democrats. it's been more than 24 hours now after the suspicious packages were discovered. from that first report until now most of the national left-wing media has been calling the suspicious packages balms. they may yet prove to be such, an explosive device that's built to detonate under certain circumstances to rip the timer

remote, fuse, the trip but neither the fbi or the atf agencies have said the serb alms , not yet. they have declared there is no biological element in the suspicious packages, no chemical warfare, none of that but the american public knows precious little tonight, precious little and not much more than last night. with all the live reporting, the caravans and the cop cars whisking about our media and law enforcement agencies doing little more than self-aggrandizing themselves in the midst of what has become if not a national public scared and certainly one that threatens at the very least other prominent democrats and those who work within near them. the authorities have created a vacuum failing to inform the public. law enforcement in this country has to do better.

the american way means honoring the public's right to know, to know as quickly as possible what law enforcement knows and at the very least plane straight talk about what law enforcement knows , what is known, what is suspected in what isn't known. tonight what is known is 10 suspicious packages and investigators apparently have a lot of evidence and suspicions that we still don't know if those packages are alms, who sent them in what was the motivation in doing so? i have my theories about all of this and i'm sure you have yours. until we get some answers from the fbi and the atf the rest is pure speculation and law enforcement is not doing things the american way and that needs to change now. coming up the radical democrats and their rhino friends say violence in america's the president fall. president fall. stay with

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lou: those living in great britain will no longer see fake news and official documents they have government banning it. think about this the ministers encouraged to use misinformation instead. magna carta and all of that. joining us to take up the national left-wing media's blaming president trump for the

suspicious packages without even so much as a howdy do joan inglis candyce owens, great to see you candyce. >> it's so great to be here. how are you doing? lou: i'm doing great. i have witnessed "cnn" basically fox and their graphics in their narrative. laid the blame for 10 suspicious packages on president trump. spread taking to me. your thoughts? >> i agree with you it's absolutely breathtaking and dishonest. that is what the network. >> she's is dishonesty and especially rich coming from them and their rhetoric or their rhetoric is constantly accusing the american people of being racist and drumming up so much hate and now they want to point the finger at this administration which has been trying so hard to bring the american people together despite the media slandering them.

lou: your reaction to a media that is now just wholesale going after the president in a run-up to an election. i'm sorry we have got to do this from the president of "cnn" jeff zucker attacking the president. he has gone places i have never heard of the network president going. >> i try to look at this as glass is half-full optimistically because his showing the american people what's really going on. there is no doubt that this is a propaganda network in their propaganda is running constantly 24 hours a day against the president and this administration and he is correct to call that fake news. lou: this uk ban on fake news, i love the fact that a country we consider our closest ally is

authoritarian, banning -- the language police are here and it all matters to them. fake news and misinformation is more palatable. >> what it really reveals to me is the relationship between the government and the media are a little too close over there in the government has gotten so big they want to make sure they can control the information that's going to the media. they want to be sure people believe everything they are reading and they never question it. that's terrifying and hopefully it opens minds to realize they are not really free over there. they are not free to criticize the press. lou: when it comes to the police in this country we have a united left-wing media enforcing as best they can along with a the left of the party of course the radical democrats. candace it's always good to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thank you so much for having me. lou: wall street stocks closing

higher the dell 401 points the s&p up 49 the nasdaq 210 higher. volume on the big board heavy trading continues to do reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next more promising news for republicans candidates just 12 days from the midterms. ed rollins joins me right after this. stay

lou: here now to discuss the latest in the midterm races and of movement for republican candidates strategist for great america and reagan white house director and "fox news" political analyst ed rollins. go ahead, let's go to those races where you see improvement for the republican party. spare morsi against manchin that puts the race that manchin a state overwhelmingly for trump he is ahead in the internal poll new jersey is closing that gap to such an extent that national democrats put $2.8 million plus $3 million last week. the whole campaign is there so it is close that race up.

polymath gas line john james in michigan so they are getting close all within range of being the tories. lou: are the republicans putting money into those races to back them up? >> the best i know they are. they are working hard. the democrats people like bloomberg are putting tons of money in. lou: who has the best game around the country? >> i think the republicans do. clearly the chairman on your show last night has done a fabulous job. they deserve a lot of credit for that. lou: i want to get your sense on something and that is the focus here in these last few days. suddenly today we have everybody focused on suspicious packages. obviously intended to influence the direction we don't know by two home or for home but we know

the effect has been to take up all of the oxygen in the airwaves. >> i talked to mccarthy and he's in florida. basically set in their races the caravan is a big issue obviously in florida. they have got to get back to those kinds of issues that matter to voters. lou: looking to the senate race bill nelson the incumbent is he strengthening? >> he is strengthening. the reality is -- lou: let's turn to the governor's race real quick. >> desantis is not running a good campaign. my sense is scott and pete nelson and i think desantis can but he'll have to have 10 days of no mistakes. you've got to beat them on issues that matter and

desantis doesn't know the state while andy's a congressman that doesn't know. lou: very quickly the president is heading with his plan talking 10% tax cut for the middle class. your thoughts about the effect of this going into the midterms? >> those are positive things to talk about. everyone says you can't do it. they said he couldn't do a lot of stuff that he did. lou: and illegal immigration. >> that's a critical issue in arizona and nevada and texas obviously. lou: all over the country. thanks so much. ed rollins. we are c . . ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram.

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the suspicious packages that have been mailed for -- to democrats. >> is gross hypocrisy from the left. look at maxine waters hillary clinton era colder in all of their rhetoric. i tell people all the time donald trump did not cause the divisions in this country. he simply exposed divisions that have been there for decades. here's the difference lou finally we have a leader who is willing -- not willing to be bullied by the left and his willingness to stand up and to double down and give conservatives the energy to do that and i think that's what you're seeing. you're seeing conservatives stand up like the network we are mad as and we are going to put up with this and they longer and you have conservatives standing up to liberals. that's what's causing this friction and it's a good thing in a way. lou: governor k-6 saying that caravan god intended that caravan be allowed to cross our border and i'm paraphrasing him

but does god want that? >> god is the one who established borders. he is not an open borders kind of guy. look at acts 17, god created the idea of nations. you have to have a border. when i met with the president in the oval office and by the way he senses greetings to the great lou dobbs that i speak with him on many occasions. i've heard him agonize over the dreamers and those in need but he has said to me and he is said to this nation i have a responsibility to protect this nation and i'm going to do whatever it takes to protect this nation. that's why people are rallying around their great president right now. lou: have you ever seen a man, i was going to say tough but strong? it strengthen this, he is attacked every day savagely by all sorts of folks from every corner and i have never ever

once talked to him and would he was either down are not focused on the future that he's trying to build for this country or as he puts it all americans. >> lou before we started our conversation with two sit in the oval office and conduct the country's business, if people had seen what i saw and heard from him they would have greater confidence in him. he does not get down. content on protecting this nation and that's why his poll numbers are going through the roof. we needed a leader like donald trump for a long time and i will say again he's the most consequential president we have ever had since abraham lincoln. lou: i think you are exactly right. as i've said on this broadcast a number of times president trump's setting the standard for all future presidents on his work ethic and the intelligence

he brings to the issues. i hope that we can count on all presidents going forward to speak as plainly and directly and honestly to the american people as does this president. it is one of the things, sometimes he talks pretty rough and i say no you are just not used to hearing the president speak the truth. it's remarkable. what we listen to and what we hear every day that we would never hear from a president in this country's history. >> and look at the accomplishments in the unprecedented headwinds he's facing whether it's the democrats or the federal reserve. his economy is booming in spite of all of those things. no telling what he could do if he had completely cooperative senate and house of representatives.

lou: and the national left-wing media that couldn't credit this man for his own precedent its achievements. by the way the federal reserve for crying out loud keep talking about wanting to raise rates. this president is right in there up since he they are proving him right every day. this selloff over the net couple of weeks started with their announcement that they want to continue to raise interest rates. that was the beginning point of this downturn which we think and hope will be short-lived. >> we need to pray for them. lou: we had better pray for the federal reserve. that's an interesting idea. i'm not sure i could bring myself -- we will pray for wisdom and humility. what do you think? >> that's a good idea always. lou: and for myself as well. it's great to see you.

thanks so much. give my regards to the president of the united states with whom you seem to spend a great amount of time and good for you and better for him. thanks so much. stay tuned. this is where we are today and what we are looking at tomorrow per president trump ordering 800 troops to the southern border as they caravan central american migrants continues to make its way to the southern border of this country. they present in the national border control talking about the border system, the broke and immigration system pointing directly at the dhs secretary. >> if she fails to do her job absolutely. lou: has she failed to do her job? >> i would say yes. lou: yes it is. the fbi investigating 10 suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats still right

now no confirmation from either the fbi or the atf agencies that these in fact are bombs. several investigators say some of the packages have no possibility of exploding because of the way in which they were made even if they were an explosive. that's it market rallies. cheryl: technology stocks sliding overnight after google amazon posted disappointing results. alphabet down more than 4%. lauren: that's weighing on futures in the united states. dow tumbling 223 points and nasdaq down 107. cheryl: today's losses following