lou: good evening, everybody. the trump economy is soaring and the radical dimms are reeling. president trump in minnesota reminding voters there and everywhere who he's accomplished in two years. more than half a million manufacturing jobs created since he was elected, economic growth 3%, minority unemployment at the lowest levels in history. the number of people working at an all time high. the stock market up $7 trillion since he was elected. and working men and women haven't done better in decades. the middle class, once again, growing, not contracting and wages are rising, not falling,

not stagnating. >> the numbers of blue collar jobs have recently grown the fastest rate many more than 31 years. so that's, you know, what we're talking about. they can talk all they want about socialism. all socialism is a method into the poor house. lou: and tonight we take a look at our booming economy under the president's leadership and ask the question, just who is it who's not better off than just over two years ago. who would risk our rising prosperity by voting for anyone other than president trump. the chair of the president's council of economic advisers, kevin hassett joins us here tonight. job creation, the growth of the economy, the president's achievements among the reasons why president trump is raising more money than any republican candidate in history. >> we're already starting to think about our next election. and it is moving along.

we're moving along very nicely. we've raised far more money than anybody. now we're in a much better position than we were because we've done so much. lou: and the president's agenda, his growing 2020 war chest, republican strategist ed rollins, pulitzer prize winning columnist michael goodwin and i will discuss the appeal of socialism in this booming economy. what is the appeal. and laguna beach, california, darwinism at work. some folks there say they can't bear the pain of seeing the american flag on those laguna beach cruisers. or they worry the american flag seems too aggressive, that perhaps illegal immigrants might be frightened by old glory on a cop car. we're joined tonight by a laguna resident. she'll tell us what all of this is really, really all about.

stay with us, laguna beach. we'll try to answer what in the world is happening in your fair city. and yes, in a few other places in this country as well. our top story tonight, what has president trump done for us lately. to hear alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders tell it, not enough. not nearly enough. and they're quite a pair. old socialist, young socialist and neither wants to talk about what's happening in venezuela and cuba while our economy roars. the president taking his message of economic growth and pos prosperity to minnesota. >> unemployment dropped to the lowest rate many for than 50 years. and you've heard me say it many many times. we've had the lowest rate in history for african-americans, lowest rate in history for hispanic americans, lowest rate in history for asian americans. and women are the lowest now in 65 years and soon i think that

will be in history too. it's really been amazing. lou: not satisfied with 65 years. the president wants that to be an all-time number. since the president was elected 4 mill yonl jobs have been created want record number of regulations have been eliminated. median household income has hit record levels and 4 million americans lifted off of food stamps. an unparalleled record. and joining us tonight, the president's point man on the economy, kevin hassett, chairman of the president's council of economic advisers which just released its annual economic report. and it is quite a compendium of great news for the nation. kevin were first of all, great to have you with us. >> great to be back. thanks, lou. lou: this president has a story for 2020 and for right now that's just, it's unparalleled, isn't it?

expwhr right. yo>> right.you know one of the t president trump looks forward to when he's taking the trips is getting briefed on the state of the economy in the state that he's going to. we prepare a briefing on the state that he's visiting. we were digging through the minnesota numbers. i don't want to spend the whole time on minnesota but think about this. remember the entrepreneurship was dead in 2016, people talking about the millennials being the least entrepreneurialship. applications for new businesses in minnesota are up since the president was elected by 18 mrs. when is the last time you saw applications for new businesses increase that much. we're in a boom that's unprecedented. i looked at the 2016 congressional budget office forecast for 2018. do you know what their monthly job number forecast was? 58,000 a month. open we got 206,000. so they said 58,000, we gave them 206,000. the differences, i think, is a

reasonable first-pass guesstimate of president trump's policies ldz it i. lou: it is also interesting to watch the way the business community -- i recall in the early days of the trump administration, within months people had joined jobs councils, various councils that the president assembled for ceos and business leaders and then within a few months we were watching people walk away from them. the president has done this without the cooperation of quote unquote big business. he's done it without a working partnership with the k street lobbyist, the chamber of commerce, the business round table, wall street can't bark orders at him. that turns out to be a boon i believe for this economy and for this president. >> or to think about it another way, as milton freeman taught us, the best way to have it is to get policy right and stand back and let it go.

when the government is working to make plans about this or that, invest in this form of artificial intelligence technology than that form, the government loses. i would rather have low taxes, be an attractive climate for competition and let the competition go. lou: how do you react to those who are saying that the president's tax cuts aren't as rewarding as they had expected them to be. people aren't getting -- as many people not getting refunds, not getting refunds as big as they expected? >> first of all, let's look at the numbers. just over 2018, reallies poseable income, the money that people get in their pockets after taxes went up by $2,300 per house hold, $2,300 per house holhousehold in person and a lof that is because of the tax cuts. i'm sure they can argue about whether the tax cuts are 80% of the story or 40% of the story. but the fact is that the policies have taken 58,000 jobs

per month economy and turned it into more than 200,000 dollars a month economy and they've done it in a way that's undisputable. and frankly if i were going to take a critic of the policies and ask them a question that i would really like to see the answer to, ask somebody who says it's not the tax cuts and not the deregulation. what was it? why we did we go from 58,000 a month to 206,000? was it just good luck? i've not seen a plausible story other than the one that we have. lou: frankly this president has put straightforwardly a pro-business attitude that the country hasn't seen frankly in decades. since reagan. >> right. and think about that, though, the thing is that you saw him mention blue collar jobs in the clip you were playing. the fact is he's not pro-business because he's in if

pocket of pro-business. he understands that prosperity for most americans who don't have fancy ivy league degrees is to have a good business in their town that invests in making them productive. the last thing is president trump focused -- we've got an event on wednesday about this. he focused on the distressed communities and that thing has taken off too. not only are businesses investing like crazy in the u.s., but they're investing more and more in the distressed communities that were crying out for help in 2016 when they voted for him. lou: within this, the sub text here is, in new york, home of wall street, even though wall street extends all the way around the globe in this day and age, and that is trades talks. we have a wag who always wants to say, you know, as soon as the trade tacks conclude, irrespective of what they say, things will get better. that's the nonsense mantra that is peddled by some in the

business press and others say so long as it's uncertain that will be deleterious to the economy. they can't explain two years of prosperity. they can't explain why suddenly the prospect of a balanced international trading system is the brightest of all prospects for the global economy. >> right. and as you know, over the years, there are times when you and i disagree. i got to say, you're a really tough question ner. er. i would invite anyone on the other side, i would love to watch you grill them. i really can't think of another story other than just random good luck. lou: yeah. and we know there's nothing random about leadership and setting the tone and the direction for this country to fulfill its destiny. and that is -- the president has made it clear from the beginning. he's about the forgotten man and woman and they are no longer forgotten. they are primary in our

government's policy. and that's a sweet wonderful thing. >> can i say one last thing, which is just that digging through the state level data as we do for the president. the lowest unemployment rates for the states are iowa and new hampshire. the two most booming states right now are iowa and new hampshire. i'm not sure i would want to sell socialism in those places right now. lou: you know you're going to be accused of a conspiracy. kevin hassett, great to talk with you. the historic notre dame cathedral in paris is little more than a shell tonight after a fire tore through the 13th century building. firefighter stopped the flames from burning down the cathedral's two tours. thetowers they wereunprepared af saving the building spire and roof. and it collapsed pan official cause yet to be determined. questions remain as to why no better plans were in place to

deal with the outbreak of a fire and to avoid such a tragic result. luckily, luckily providence be thanked, no one was killed in the fire. at st. patrick's cathedral in new york, you can't help but ask these questions, how prepared are we? a recent multimillion dollar restoration project included the inclusion of a high pressure water mist system in the attic of the building. the largest such system installed in any such building at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. 80% of that structure has sprinklers in place, a $3 million project will soon recover the remainder of the building. just to give you a sense of what's going on in this country and what i'm sure everyone wishes that notre dame had possessed. still ahead here tonight,

the radical left creates a senseless controversy in california. deeming a police department's use of the american flag, well, too aggressive. but up next, house speaker nancy pelosi speaking of aggressive, she says socialism isn't the view of her party. has she seen those, what is it, two dozen candidates? is it 30? i can't remember the number now running for president. how many of them are radical dimms. ed rollins, michael goodwin with us next. lou: socialist senator bernie

sanders desperately searching for voters in the rust belt taking an anti-trump stance on the booming economy of all things. >> the biggest lie that he told the people of pennsylvania and the people of vermont and people all across this country, the biggest lie was that he was going to stand up for working families and take on the establishment. lou: wow. the senator ignoring the inconvenient facts that under president trump median household income has hit record highs, salaries jumped to the highest level in a decade, blue collar

jobs rising at the fastest rate in more than three decades. despite senator sanders, well, self, i think, sel self-interesd ignoring of the facts, a new emerson poll shows him leading a crowded field of 2020 dimms. there it is. and it's not by much. and look at who's at number two. biden. what's going on. he was in the lead. what's happening? and there are more signs of dimms in disarray on cbs's "60 minutes last night, house speaker pelosi dismissed the outspoken radical socialists in her party. >> you have these wings, aoc and her group on one side. >.>> that's five people. >> progressive group. it's more than five. >> i'm a progressive. lou: joining us tonight, former

reagan white house political director ed rollins, new york post columnist and fox business contributor michael goodwin. and neither is a progressive. great to have you all here. rchtionchts>> thank you. lou: your reaction to nancy pelosi. she's the progressive. what are they, communist? >> her tactic at this point is to try to marginalize aoc and the others. i don't know that that's going to work. i don't think there's just five of them and they make a louder noise than they may have troops but noise is a lot of the game in politics. lou: especially these days. >> look. i think if you had a real functioning media in this country, we would be reading about the civil war in the democratic party. now of course that phrase is only reserved only for the republicans fighting each other. but there is a civil war in the democrat party. lou: is there a fight among the republicans?

i missed it. >> not anymore. but i'm saying historically that phrase is one the media reserves for the republicans. the democrats have a tussle. lou: and quite a tussle it is. i love watching her say what, that's like five people, these radical socialists. she's leaving out quite a few folks, i believe. >> there are 92 members to have progressive caucus and nancy has always been a san francisco liberal, which was a very bad word. lou: sounds like a rads call socialist to me. >> i've known her for a long time and she is a radical socialist. but the reality is that they can't use the term socialist on their own. we have to make people realize how ridiculous they are. and if you do medicare for all, we can't afford it and we can't take care of those set out to be for. i think she can make some good points. lou: it comes down to me, the fundamental question, i can't

imagine why this would not be as relevant in 2020 as it's been in every election. it is the economy stupid. and there's been nothing stupid at all about this administration and what it's doing with the economy. how do voters, no matter what resist the reality that this president has delivered on the economy. forgivforget foreign policy. on the economy this is unbelievable. >> the clip you showed of bernie sanders in pittsburgh of all places talking about the lie to the working people. in fact there are roughly 500,000 new manufacturing jobs under the trump administration. pennsylvania, of course, being a prime recipient of a lot of those jobs. and so for sanders to go out there and say that, i think it just falls on deaf ears for most people. they see their neighbors doing better, they're doing better, their children, a lot of people

are doing better. i think if you're going to go out there and say vote for me, not donald trump, you're going to have to come up with a better argument than that one. lou: part of the genius of the trump agenda, ed, that he campaigned on is he su subsumede democratic platform. he was the guy representing the interest of the forgotten man and woman in this country. he was the one talking -- he was the populist candidate open still would be against any one of these, what is it, 18 democrats that want to be. >> 19 as of today. the reality is he not only talked about it and took the issue away from them, he went on and implemented it. repealed all of the bad obama stuff, the executive orders that basically weighed down business. the economy is his great strength and he needs to talk about the economy every day, talk about the economy and the wall. two things that are very important and two things people

can't compete with him on. lou: bernie sanders, he's trying to catch up. he's surpassed joe biden at lease in that poll. biden doesn't seem to be holding what traction of course one poll it is. do you think biden is going to have significant trouble from here now with bernie sanders being so active? >> look, i have always doubted that joe biden would actually run. lou: right. >> i believe that this poll is another indication -- it's, as you say, a small one. he should be gaining ground, not losing ground so early. i just don't see how he ever prevails. i think his deficits are so well known on the campaign trail, i just didn't think he's electable. lou: who do you think is most lectable aelectable as the fieln the democratic candidates? >> nobody. it oohs no going to be boanders

anbernd and bernd and it'berniesanders and it's not ge biden. lou: are you saying that hillary is still alive in the bull pen? >> no. he's already tested with his message, the biden message. the old democrats get the establishment, get the labor unions, get all of those people on your side. that's not going to work in this new environment. lou: who is going to work? >> i think one of the younger candidates. no one is there yet. lou: so we're looking at 20. right there. you heard it from ed rollins. 20, 20 and 20. her maiherman kaine is going toe upset. up next, darwinism on display as the radical left and a few other people seem to be

offended by the american flag and its portrayal on the side of a cop car. that's a big deal in laguna beach, california, it seems. and our next guest says the outrage stems from the intolerant left's, well, deeply-seeded emotions about something all together different. stay with us. we'll be right back.

lou: the chinese woman arrested at mar-a-lago last month carrying a thumb drive and other tech rolling call devices was denied bail today. the federal judge stating that he feared the woman was quote up to something nefarious and that she might flee to china if she were released. so there we go. the police department in laguna beach is facing bushback

because they put this flag on their cars. the design featuring the american flag as part of the new lettering and the use of black and white patrol cars. some in laguna beach actually claiming the design is too aggressive and might offend some people. and the city council is going to, well, hear a lot of discussion about that. to what end, we don't know yet. but to give us some insight, laguna beach resident, an attorney, an activist, and it is great to have you with us. and i frankly -- i was stunned to hear that there would be this kind of reaction. it just seems so supercilious i couldn't imagine it but it's very real, isn't it? >> it's very real. first of all, thank you for having me. it's ludicrous that we're slg a discussion regarding the placement of that american flag design on a police vehicle, on

any police vehicle. the one symbol that really should be unifying our nation. instead the left is weaponizing it to divide us even further. some of the comments that have been made, they're over the top. it's threatening, aggressive, it's too maga. lou: can i share with you. >> it's nazi. lou: too nazi? well that's certainly an interesting understanding of history isn't it, that people would use that word in connection with the united states in any fashion. >> or the lack of history. lou: definitely. quote, we have such an amazing community of artists here, said one resident. and i thought the aesthetic didn't really represent our community. it feels very. >> i find that very impressive. she speaks on behalf of the entire community apparently as well. we are an artist community,

that's our history but laguna has chaingsz. changed. but i really think there's something more behind this. there was a small contingency of vocal activists in our town that are far, far left left over from the days of the '60s. what's behind this is a visceral hatred, in my opinion, of president trump and anything that is indicative of president trump, including his obvious devotion to the flag and america. it's somehow seen as something that they must resist. and they actually have e-mails from people saying we must resist the mern flag in laguna beach, do away with it, put it down, doesn't represent us, doesn't represent our international community. yet we're all americans and all citizens in this city. lou: well, you would think. and the idea that there would be this concern that migrants are visitors, as one person said, would be 0 feppedde offended byt

of the american flag. i guess my question would be, where the hell doing they are? >> we're in america. if you're an immigrant or a tourist, you shouldn't be intimidated by the american flag. that's why you came here. but if you're an illegal immigrant, that's a different situation. maybe there is some trepidation. the first act you did upon approach ug ouing our soil was o break our laws. whew would it be intimidation to have an american flag -- lou: there's another question that arises here, and that is, how do you think the community, laguna beach -- as you say, this isn't the old laguna beach which was conservative. it had all sorts of communities within that conservative and overall wealthy town, city. what is to become of it? where are you headed as a community? >> that's a really good question. it's divide u divided this comm.

the group that preaches to be tolerant has become intolerant of any voice that's conservative or god forbid you're a republican. but what we see, this is really heartening, we see a resurgence of conservative values in oish r town. and people are finally fed up and they're talking back. if you're attacking the american flag today, what's next? pledge of allegiance in schools? where does it stop? it's got to stop here. that's why people like me are taking a stand saying enough is enough. the american flag represents all. lou: good for you. because when i said this is nor winnian, it is -- we're going to decide this country's destiny i think over the next couple of years. >> i agree. lou: and people who take this kind of thing so seriously and somehow want to sub la mate deep seeded emotions that are really

some sort of mass psychosis and project it into the side of a police car, you're a community worth watching. and jennifer, you are welcome back here anytime. thank you so much. we appreciate you speaking out. >> you're welcome. thank you. lou: and please check out this captivating video from los angeles. a team of skydivers went to a lot of trouble to bring this to us tonight, soaring across the city's skyline. the daredevils flying as you can see there, dangerously close to a couple of skyscrapers and thn they deploy their cheut their cd then they missed that land post and landed safely in the streets where the authorities -- well that will be the next part of the story. up next, with the mueller report due out this week, president trump says now is the time to investigate the

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president trump's personal attorney firing back at radical dimms seemingly hell bent op getting the president's tax returns. his attorney saying congress has no constitutional authority to act like a junior varsity irs as

he put it. radical dimm al green pulling the race card during a congressional hearing with the nation's leading bank ceos. listen to the congressman. >> if one among you happens to be something other than a white male, would you kindly extend a hand into the air? kindly let the record reflect that there are no hands in the air and that the panel is made up of white men. lou: is that not incredible? just think about that display. al green, you know, i just can't imagine if that were reversed how the conversation would have gone post hearing. nancy pelosi still allows him a seat on the financial services committee. even more incredible, perhaps, congresswoman maxine waters blaming those same ceos for the growing student loan debt. waters didn't know apparently,

nor did her staff, apparently, didn't know the federal government under president obama took over student loan lending in 2010. and the justice department says special council robert mueller's report will be released this thursday. president trump on twitter today said, in part, the special counsel and attorney general william barr have already determined there was no collusion and no obstruction. joining us tonight, judicial watch president tom fitton. great to have you with us. >> hey, lou. lou: i want to, if you will, you know this but i just want to make sure that our audience is aware of what sar ray sanders hasara sarntdz hadtosarah sande. >> i don't think it's going to be damaging to the president. the entire purpose of the investigation was whether or not there was collusion. mueller was chri crystal clear e fact that there was no

collusion. we consider this case closed. lou: that was obviously yesterday. your thoughts. is she right? case closed? >> certainly for everyday americans who understand that there is no collusion, and so the mueller report will confirm that. there will be material in there placed by anti-trump activists on mueller's team to try to smear the president and -- lou: let me interrupt you there. i thought that that wasn't supposed to happen. if there's no charge there isn't going to be any of the salacious ignorant posturing on the radical left on that team of what is it, 13 to 18 angry democrats. why is that being permitted by the attorney general? >> i don't understand why. i never thought there should be have been quote a mueller report. either there were no indictments or there were indictments. we didn't need an explanation one way oar the other. an op-ed from anti-trump activists as the president's conduct as president in firing

james comey, over which he did all of america a favor in firing james comey. lou: absolutely. >> the idea that the justice department would come in and second-guess his personnel decision is beyond their powers. so the ag should have never allow them to begin putting pen to paper there. that being said, the overwhelming evidence is that there was no obstruction. obviously if they could have made the case they would have. and the big news here is that the russia hoax has been exposed. the deep state cue cabal has to focus on something else now, as you mentioned, the taxes. lou: can you believe that, by the way? is that the most idiotic thing you've ever heard of i? there's no requirement by law that the president divulge his taxes. he basically told everyon everyo go to hell when he was

campaigning. >> this would be an abuse of the irs to target the president. this shows that the president has been ur under siege. we have to thank the stars that the mueller operation is over, because the president has been under a siege. the presidency is under siege. the republic has been under siege for two years, despite mueller and his operatives knowing for at least a year that there was no russia collusion, yet they allowed this to continue to firs fester to makee president look bad. there's going to have to be not only accountability for how the mueller operation began but for how it operated. lou: how it operated. and that obviously that itself is not yet part of the investigation. but certainly it is a focal point now of the office of inspector general at the justice department to focus on how this

all began in the first place. that -- we expect that report in what, the next 60 days. that is going to, to me, at least, the far more interesting report. >> i think it will be. but remember it will be more narrowly focused, at least if that's what we're led to believe on the fie so warrant applications, the shady applications that mueller benefited from and used. the attorney general has got to take a broader view as to what went on. remember, the fie so warrants were only one aspect of the spy campaign against president trump. it included leaks, political bias by strzok, page, et cetera. and they were trying to trap the trump team by launching spies against the trump campaign. never in american history has there been such a spy effort against a candidate and abuse of power by an administration targeting its political opposition. not nixon, not johnson, never

before. and barack obama, this is his legacy, this corruption. lou: and hopefully he and his administration will be the focal point of a much more significant and enduring investigation than has plagued this president innocent throughout. >> none of it would have happened but for barack obama's permission. look, he condoned it. he certainly was running it out of the white house. the text messages shows that. and the big dossier meeting just before president trump was inaugurated included obama, biden, susan rice, james comey. i like to see those four come under oath and answer some questions about what they knew and when about this false dossier. lou: yeah. i just want to see the investigative conclusion with those four people centrally prominent in it all. i'll even paz on having to decide whether this time they chose to tell the truth.

tom fitton, thanks so much. good to see you. up next, president trump says illegal immigrants will be turned over to sanctuary cities and states. we take up the legality of this. the heritage foundation's representative joins me here next to settle the matter once and for all. and for all. we'll be right

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lou: pruch's plapresident trumpo send illegal aliens into sanctuary cities all over the country had the radical dimms screaming and border enforcement energized. >> do you see any way to do that really? >> no, i don't. >> the president has no right to spend money appropriated by congress for other purpose to ship immigrants all over the country. >> it's absolutely legal. but i'm going to get bette beatp by the hard left for this comment but this is actual lay brilliant move on the president's part. lou: brandon judd, the head of the border patrol union, the border patrol council, calling it brilliant. joining us now to, if you will, cast the deciding vote, heritage foundation senior legal fellow

hans von spakovsky joining us. honesthansehans good to see you. does the president have the cons teult naconstitutional authoritd illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities and states? >> there's in law that is says the department of homeland security can nonl release detained illegal aliens in particular locations. i don't see anything in the law that would prevent the president from doing this disbl this. lou: i want to share with the audience the president's tweet. this is what he said if we can put that up. he said, those illegal -- let me wait for it to come up. am i waiting in vain? we don't have it. i was waiting in vain. i'm going to read it to you as best i can. those illegal immigrant who can no longer be legally held,

congress must fix the laws and loopholes will be subject to homeland security, given to sanctuary cities and states. this is a president who just -- the chairman of the judiciary committee said it's not legal. bennie thompson said it's not legal. how can they be under such a misconception. >> you didn't hear them citing a particular statue. i think they're making that assertion without any support. keep in mind, over the past many years, for example, when unescorted minors have been caught at the border, the decht of homeland security has been transporting them all over the country to other -- to join other members of their families and guardians. this has been happening for years. lou: what about the remain in

mexico, the district court judge's ruling overruled in the ninth circuit. your thoughts on that. were you surprised? >> well, i wasn't surprised -- well, look. the ninth circuit only temporarily stayed what this lower court judge did. the administration said their policy that they were going to put in place was that if any nonmexicans came across the southern border and claimed asylum, they would be returned to mexico and they would have to wait there while the asylum claim was being -- yes. lou: without getting into the weeds, the ninth circuit court staying that ruling, does this give the administration time for an expedited review by the supreme court? >> well, i doubt they're going to do it that fast. basically the ninth circuit just said we're going to stay it until we decide what to do with it. it's going to get to the supreme court eventuallly but i wouldn't trust the ninety circuit to keep

the stay in place. lou: i don't think anybody trusts the ninth circuit in anything. hans von spakovsky, thank you for being here. up next, the president seems to find an unlikely supporter of his immigration sunter. we'll take that up when we continue. stay with us. ♪

lou: the president today, in minnesota, he is campaigning. he may call it that, it may have been a listening tour or a rally, but he is campaigning for 2020, gaining a new supporter for his immigration policy, cher. we'll show you what she tweeted today. and the president retweeted. a very good question, president tweeted he finally agrees with cher about something. that is it for us. and cher for making an important

point. we hope you will join us tomorrow night, follow me on twitter @loudobbs. good night from new york cheryl lauren: paris picking up the pieces this morning after flames raced through notre dame cay tea cathedral, removing much of it to ash. the images that stopped the world in its tracks. capitalism versus socialism front and center as bernie sanders takes the stage at a town hall. we've got all the fiery highlights, so stick around for the show. the moment of truth for netflix today when it reports its first quarter earnings. will its recent price hikes kill subscribers off? does it have a plan to fight off disney's