became the chairman of the committee for consumer affairs. >> she is the woman of your nightmares. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> more tax reform and eventually more revenue. >> i think it tax cuts will be important, the regulations will be important. >> the republican tax plan will be full of tricks for the middle class and treats for the wealthy. >> the crumbs they are giving workers is so pathetic. >> we have an economy that's the hottest in the world. >> is there more or less unemployment in the country than there was four years ago? do you feel our security is as safe?

that we are as strong as we were four years ago? liz: we are in the final four-day mad dash for the mid-terms. that's the question. are you better off than you were four years ago. another solid jobs number and wage growth at its highest in 10 years. we'll show you how the democrats can ruin all of that if they win the house and blow their chances at the next presidential election. the caravan is fast approaching. a thousand active duty troops at the border. even though they have yet to set not this country and even though mexico offered them asylum, migrants suing president trump and his administration. president trump says he's ready to fight demiate in there are all the way to the supreme court over her threat. you better hear what the president has in store if she

becomes house speaker again. democrats act like they already won the house. brace yourselves. it's going to be the democrats trying to take down president trump 24/7 for the next two years. that means the democrats would jeopardize their 2020 presidential push. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, we'll bring you the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. president trump is wall to wall with rallies in the final push before the election. he has done 30 rallies since labor day. people have been lining up for hours to see the president's

rally later on tonight. good to see you, jeff. >> no question. the president's popularity still strong. look at these folks. they have been lining up before dawn. take a look at the crowd. does this popularity translate to a positive for the people the president has endorsed like in indiana specifically, mike braun. he's the indiana businessman who is bidding to become a senator and take on joe donnelly. donnelly is somebody who actually sort of supports the president, too. he said he would work with him on the wall and he says i'll only support the president when the president is right. i talked to mr. braun pawn hear our friends in the crowd there. we talked to in braun earlier about the president's move on immigration. i am telling you, it's a raucous

crowd here. we talked to mike braun about the president's push on immigration. they need moderate voters as well. and whether the president's action on that, and executive order on birthright citizenship might turn off some moderate. listen to his response. >> whether it will be an executive order that makes it through the gauntlet or legislation. my point is we need to look at that stuff, and how it impacts this election. all i'm telling you is the reason i'm running is because we are finally addressing issues like that. reporter: it's going to be a tight one here. it has been very tight. the polls have been both ways. the latest fox news poll has donnelly up by 7 points. folks in this crowd getting them out to vote will be very

important to mike braun and his senate bid. quite a crowd out hire in indianapolis. liz: i love how you covered hurricanes and tornadoes. i love the people photo bombing you. they are looking like they are having a lot of fun there. reporter: it's a trump hurricane in indianapolis. that may be the toughest one i have ever been up against. actually kind of fun. liz: let's bring in the weekly standard contributor fred barnes. what else your cheat sheet on this. how do you think the mid terms will play out? >> it looks like the democrats have the upper hand in the house, and the question is whether they will win enough votes to take over the house. and the republicans are strong in the senate. they the advantage of a few of

their senate seats up for reelection. i think we'll end up with a mixed congress. trump is in the white house and it's a recipe for gridlock. liz: niewpt gingrich predicts the trump revolution is safe. even if the democrats pick up the house, they will pick up slightly more seats net net. in the senate it looks like republicans are going to gain seats. all those senators waiting too be president could be stuck behind the 8-ball. >> one of the ways to make it to the top is by becoming a senator. many democrats who hold state jobs are being denied that. liz: we are hearing from maxine

waters and adam schiff what they will do if they chair house committees. the democrats will pick up two more seats than the 23 seats they need to regain power. can they really use the bully pulpit to beat up the trump administration with such a slim majority? >> they have most of of the media on their side. what maxine waters says, the press in washington will repeat it to the nation. we'll see a lot of that. it is a very small margin. and it gives power to some democrats in the house who may want to hold out until they get something they want to go along with the rest of the democrats. it will be particularly hard to impeach the president. a number of democrats including nancy pelosi believe that will not help the democrats.

remember how impeaching bill clinton hurt republicans in 1998. liz: the democrats actually picked up five seats. i want your reaction to the president. he's indicating he's going to fight back really hard against nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi is on camera saying i will use subpoena power as a bargaining chip in negotiations with the president. the president is saying that's illegal. he's saying i'm going to take you all the way to the supreme court. the gloves are off. the president is ready to go. the whole thing about suing and going the supreme court, that's not going to happen. but there are bitter differences and they are ideological. back in the 50s, 60s and

70s, it wasn't like that. the conservatives moderate and liberals in both parties. now we have one conservative party, the republican and one liberal party the democrats. and they do not want to compromise or negotiate. what we see develop out of this are things like the brett kavanaugh hearings which were so mean and bitter. liz: fred, you are terrific. we want you to come back on soon. you are great. the president has been laser focused on growth. let's take it to the panel. 250,000 new jobs created last month. he's got a really solid closing argument, the president does. >> he has a tremendous closing

armed for anyone that cares about their pocketbook, their family and finances, and cares about the future in terms of what the economic environment is going to be. it's bert than it many ever been. there are real risks when you want to bring democrats in to wants to tax and regulate. largely because of regulation being removed and the taxes that helped businesses like mine and others thrive. this is what people need to consider when they go to the polls. liz: people will go into the polls and say horse face he said

about stormy daniels. the wages are up 12.3%. there is stunning numbers coming in. the president has a laundry list of victories here, kirk. >> unless you are over 40, you weren't around in the 1980s to understand the kind of boom we are experiencing now. this is incredible. like eric, i'm a business owner. i'm a part owner of a law firm. it used to be i could put up a sign saying lawyers wanted and i would get 20 out the door. now i'm competing for it. i am having to pay more. but that's good because my business is booming, too. this is for young people who had a hard time the last decade getting started.

with business booming people need to think about on tuesday whether they want this to continue or come to a dead stop. liz: it feels like 2016 all over again. the border was an issue then. i'm not trusting the polls. i'm looking at it saying to myself, when people go into that booth, it could be a totally different story than what they say on the inside. >> i think you can trust the polls. the experts got it wrong last time, and most of people will vote what's in their best and self interest. the economy typically is the issue. certainly democrats are bringing up healthcare. i think republicans and conservatives have good arguments there. ultimately you would think -- and i'm hoping that the economy is going to drive the day. in that case i think we know

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liz: it is just four days to the mid terms.

immigration and the border are hot button issues. they can be the deciding factor in tight races. hillary vaughn is in arizona with the latest. >> this race is virtually a tie between democrat kirsten cinema and martha mcsalary vying to fill jeff flake's senate seat. but immigration is the top issue because it's a local issue. the military was just deployed here in arizona to support customs and border protection. i spoke to democrat kirsten cinema. she says it's nothing new. but that's a break from what her fellow democrats across the country are saying. and possibly that signals a play

by cinem season sinema to appeao moderate voter. martha mcsally says she supports the president's message. and she also calls sinema out. she says her true colors are showing because the green party candidate just dropped out of the race tone course sinema and she says that's good for her because voters in arizona will see what sinema's real political views are. liz: they have not reached the border yet, but a hundreds of hondurans have gotten lawyers to file a lot. they are claiming their due process rights are being denied. and they are trying to claim

trump's border policy is unconstitutional. these hondurans even refer to trump and their lawyers in the suit as quote our president. marty milkstein, the fifth amendment refers the to persons on u.s. soil, not those seeking admission. this is pretty outrageous stuff. >> this is extremely outrageous. to think about where we are with this caravan headed to our southern border. we need to send our military down there, then they are talking about frivolous lawsuits. we know we have an immigration problem this country. it will take some tough decisions to get this thing fixes. >> they are part of a company accused of unethically gouging

immigrants thousands of dollars in fees. it happens after they bail them out of detention then start charge them fees to monitor them. do you think this is a stunt? >> i think a lot of immigrants are being used as pawns for this lawsuit. we are facing a crisis with our southern border being so porous. we have a song economy in this country. a lot of people are trekking thousands of miles to get here and participate in this economy. but they need to do it legally. liz: when people see the story, americans time and again have said to be naturally good, they see what's happening with the caravan. time and again, the trip is really dangerous. homeland security secretary sir

step nielsen warns 7 out of 10 people in the caravan will be victims of violence, men and women. >> the trek is extremely dangerous. but one thing we need to do is protect our southern border. we also want safe communities. we don't want sanctuary cities and an open border. the united states is the most of generous country in the entire world. nearly 1 million illegal immigrants a year are allowed in this country. it's a dangerous trek and people are willing to take this dangerous trek. liz: we have been reporting all along how tough democrats used to be. they have shown a moral equivalency by being politicized on the border. >> we are a nation of immigrants but we are also a nation of laws.

it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recan't years and we must do more to stop it. >> real reform means stronger border security, and we can build on the progress my administration has already made. putting more boots on the southern border than any time in our history. and reducing illegal crossing to the lowest levels in 40 years. >> we have to send a clear message. just because your child gets across the border, that doesn't mean the child gets to stay. we don't want to send a message that it's contrary to our laws or encourage more children to make that dangerous journey. liz: there is radio silence on that now. they are tough on the border until they run for the presidency. >> we know having a porous

border is dangerous to our country. we have a massive opioid crisis. we have human trafficking and sex trafficking coming from the southern border. i'm running against an opponent who believe in open borders and sanctuary cities. we need to make sure people get into our country through a merit-based system. liz: thank you so much. we invited marty's democrat opponent susan wild. we are waiting to hear from a response. tight races for senate and governorship there in florida. bill nelson and rick scott in a tight race. and ron desantis and andrew gillum are in a tight race.

it could turn upside down like connecticut. let's go to miami for the latest. reporter: it's a tight situation in a swing state fp. more than 4 million people have already early voted. there was a rally with -- you had the former president barack obama speaking, putting his weight and support behind the democratic -- we know nelson going forward, andrew gillum, he's -- the vibes i got from a lot of people in line, he's young and energetic and i feel he can change thing. he's going to raise taxes. what we are seeing is there is really just a 3% difference between both candidates favoring

the democratic party. if you move to the senate race it's just as tight. governor rick scott wants to run for senate. he has been around for a long time. he's going against incumbent bill nelson. bill nelson, 75 years old, he has been in the senate since 2001. at the democratic rally today nobody brought up nelson. everybody was talking about gillum. so there might be showing signs of where it could lean towards the republican side. so far the results are early voting, everything is so tight, it could swing either way. liz: maxine waters is threatening to bring down the hammer on wall treat as democrats take back the house and she runs the financial committee. she helped when she was on the

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liz: the trump administration ah rand sanctions lifted by person obama. "fox business" is deirdre bolton has the report. >> k liz the administration is putting maximum pressure on i ran and re-imposing the sanctions lifted by the obama administration but if years ago the president made this comment from the south lawn. >> sanctions start on i ran,

they are very serious sanctions. they will be elevated from there but as you know sanctions are starting on i ran and you know i ran is taking a big hit. the trump administration will reimpose all those u.s. sanctions that had been lifted or had been in place rather under the 2015 nuclear deal and the key to the president's comments that we just brought you is the implication. prior to the comment the president tweeted out a message with a nod to hbo's "game of thrones" in the style of winter is coming. hbo responded to the president's tweet saying we were not aware of this message and we would prefer a trademark not be misappropriated for political purposes. the sanctions take effect monday they cover shipping financial and energy sections for iran. it's been lower since me since the u.s. broke out of the iran deal and normally as we know sanctions imposed on the country

commodity for instance go higher but there's a difference in this situation because of supply or the u.s. has a healthy supply and so does russia. yesterday the u.s. information administration reported u.s. crude oil production reached a record 11.3 million barrels per day and in august as one trader told me the supply is so abundant that no supply deficit is likely even with sanctions. most are calling it the lowest from here goldman sachs out with a notes the sporting saying this will probably go to $65 a barrel by the end of next year. one silver lining liz it's likely consumers will be paying less for gasoline when they fill up at the pump. liz: deirdre great reporting per let's bring in former trump senior adviser christian light and. christian what do you make of that story? this is going to be all over the headlines next week. the trump administration taking on iran.

>> it marks a fundamental turning point for the continuation of moving away from believe you can cultivate moderates within the iranian regime through economic engagement going to a hard-line approach with sanctions in place. these are big sanctions. they are not just u.s. companies prohibited from the doing business with iran but in a country dealing with iran's oil industry facing sanctions and particular european countries will be doing a lot less business with iran. however there are significant cutouts. the price of oil dropped today. part of that is a supply at the world level but also a countries are exempted from the sanctions at least for 180 days. liz: why is that? >> there's a belief in the administration and the concern that higher oil prices would be bad for the economy and it's bad politics. also saying these are the toughest sanctions at any time not exactly true. obama at one point had tougher

sanctions because swift which facilitates financial transactions essentially was cut off from doing business with iranian financial institutions. that has not happened as a result of treasury department pressure within the administration but it does increase pressure if you want to. liz: the white house is playing tough. is that working? >> i think you will over time. they are a long list of things they want iran to do however think they would be willing to compromise if iran gave up its nuclear program for real and not this phony giving up as it did for obama. liz: white house national security pfizer john bolton went after the leaders of cuba and nicaragua and. let's listen to john bolton. >> in reality they are clownish pitiful figures like larry, curly and moe. [applause]

the three stooges of socialism archer believers that they worship a false god. liz: they are infamous for severe human rights abuses. the sanctions on cuba venezuela and upcoming nicaragua. >> i don't think so and frankly i'm not sure where the administration is going with their bad government. the economics are appalling and we see it playing out in a reminder of why socialism doesn't work very other hand president trump at the u.n. said basically we are not doing neoconservatism and interfering with the countries that are threatening us. bolton said something that's a little off character for the administration. liz: maybe socialism does work. christian light and thanks for coming in. democratic congresswoman maxine waters out with a big threat. she says she will go after wall street with a vengeance if the democrats take back the house and she takes over.

even though the financial crisis ended 10 years ago and even though when she was on the committee should help the banks her husband invested and get a bailout. we will talk about this with economist ben stein. he is fired up and ready to go. he is next. >> the ceos of the banks are saying -- if she gets and she will give us a bad tap.

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retribution. if democrats take back the house she becomes the chair of the influential house financial services committee but here's the question. she has got some problems of her own from being on the committee. the take it up with economist ben stein. then, here's the thing. her husband invested in a company, a bank that got a bailout and she used her leverage while she was on the committee to give that company bailout. what do you make of maxine waters threat here? >> the fact that it's a racist threat that shocks me that would bring up this fact is she's african-american. what on earth does that have to do with the price of tea in china? what does that have to do with regulations? why did she bring up race at all? what does race have to do with regulation of a financial services company? they should be regulated according to the law passed by

congress and regulated by the federal government. it has nothing to do with race. was she saying is i'm going to get back at you because you've been bad to african-americans. there is no evidence that banks have been bad to african-americans and even if it words not up to her to write the scale. it's up to congress to make those laws. it's not up to her. liz: it happened 10 years ago. the wall street banks were hitting tremendous amounts, tens of billions of dollars in fines. a quick review of maxine waters record. she has had three laws enacted in her 27 years in the house. it's pretty astonishing to see maxine waters say that. >> i'm an angeleno and i've been crossing maxine waters inside been in los angeles first over school busing in many other

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liz: the midterm fast approaching president trump strategy go all-out on the border and economic growth. he will be attending rather holding eight more rallies all across the country before election day. journey me the host of "fox news" channel steve hilton. it's great to see you.

>> hi liz. liz: is tough decision on the border and illegal immigration is his economic victory. is that going to bring the base together and are they going to get out the vote for president trump? >> we will see soon enough but it's exactly the right thing to be doing to emphasize the incredible transformation. 2016 the number one reason donald trump was elected was to get the economy moving in particular for those people who have been left out of the economic gains of the past few decades working americans. 100% when you see the job growth in the wage gains. he spectacularly delivered that promise but he was elected to control immigration. that hasn't been delivered as much as he would have liked so i think he's quite right to be taking the lead now and if we agree -- allow free-for-all on the border that's a breakdown of the government to meet its crime

and the broken window theory. you need zero tolerance for illegal immigration. that is what he is saying and that's what people want. liz: i have read in gone through the president's comments saying he is for legal immigration and tea supports immigration and wants legal immigration. he says, in get it, love immigrants but "the news york times" as the president has fully embraced a dark anti- immigrant message. this is clearly misleading the american people. despite what the president has said i've seen it. they are trying to paint the president in a negative light. that's totally fake news. >> it's totally outrageous and i think the people support sensible controls on immigration exactly as you say. i'm an immigrant twice over. my parents and family moved from hungary fleeing communism and went to the uk.

of course we agree with immigration but it has to be done the right way and controlled. to say that is racist and unacceptable and anti-immigrant is totally offensive. people are sick of being smeared in that way. you saw an example of that today. paul krugman in "the news york times" with his rant about trump supporters and what's going on with politics and he ended the piece by saying the gop and this is a quote is a parting of bad people. liz: steve we want to happy comeback city can get more fired up on the next show. on the next show. you can watch steve sunday nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on his show the next revolution on the "fox news" channel. coming up more details about the class-action lawsuit that migrants are filing and have filed against the trump administration. you won't believe it. the law says you can't do that. that's coming up.

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of gouging migrants when they bail them out. they are migrants out of the u.s. they are trying to cite the 1993 supreme court decision which says due process is due to i will hill aliens when they are deported. they have no constitutional rights right now. >> these illegal immigrants are arguing that because donald trump is only processing asylum claims who come through ports of he triand not those who come through the border legally. they claim they have a right to due process. the president is well within his presidential powers to do this, and this is a frivolous lawsuit dreamed up by the u.s. lawyers taking advantage of these

illegal immigrants who will quickly find out they have no cause here. >> i think it's shin shining a t on the politic coming out of this administration where we have asylum seekers accessing due process under the constitution. this will play out on the merits. but what the president is doing is hopefully walking back some of the heated rhetoric you speak about earlier in the show where we aren't meeting these up grants with bullets but hopefully in a court of law. liz: critics are saying it's completely outrageous tore these lawyers to take this step. they are pushing the limits of the due process law. you have to be on u.s. soil. >> it is taking advantage of the illegal immigrants.

it's wasting their time and giving them false hope. they have an expectation they will be able to come to the board and win a lawsuit against quote our president. he's not their president. they are not u.s. citizens. liz: they have no standing because they rejected asylum offered by mexico, kevin. how do they get -- these three law firms to help them. this law firm has been accused of gouging illegal i am grants with excess write fees. >> they raise awareness about their own law firms. i don't know much about the law firm itself. but these folks have a case to be maid in terms of asylum in this country and should have a

day in court. liz: it's great to have you both on. good to see you. thank you for having us in your homes and thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next. lou: our top stories, president trump seemingly he where today working through the morning and early afternoon at the white house, then heading for west virginia and talking to the media as he walked to marine one. another continuing jobs number, a quarter million jobs created. wage growth above 3%. president trump: it will be an exciting five day. we are doing numerous trips to