>> if you want to laugh david, i have an iphone but i also still have a blackberry bold that's still alive and kicking and i love it. david: i think everybody has a little piece of the governor in them as far as those little phones are concerned thank you, gang that does it for bulls & bears we'll see you next time. liz: i'm elizabeth macdonald, the evening edit, it starts right now. we've got breaking news, president trump is in the era board air force one, on his way to florida as we speak. we could hear from the president this hour, as the fallout over the redacted mueller report and attorney general bill barr's press conference now at a fever pitch in washington let's get right to hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the latest. hillary? reporter: liz, well the arrival of the mueller report to capitol hill is closing a chapter for republicans but just turning a new page for some democrats who say the investigation continues.

house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler saying he believes the mueller report is not a conclusion but a roadmap meant for congress to follow and they intend to follow it. >> the responsibility now flows to congress to hold the president accountable for his actions. congress must get the full un redacted report along with the underlying evidence uncovered by special counsel mueller. congress requires this material. reporter: the republican lawmakers on the hill are firing back. majority leader mitch mcconnell says it's time to move on and congressman mark meadows calling democrats "desperate." >> robert mueller, special prosecutor who gets paid to prosecute people and indict people, did not indict the president and could not go forward on prosecution. >> how could it not be thorough you had 19 lawyers spend two years millions of dollars most of those lawyers were democrats, out to get the president. how could it not be thorough, and what were their conclusions?

no collusion. reporter: but both the house intelligence and judiciary committees are already penciling in special counsel robert mueller on their witness list for his own hearing. they're also putting attorney general bill barr in the hot seat as well. democrats spent today attacking the ag, senate minneapolis leader chuck schumer and house speaker nancy pelosi saying barr 's summary deliberately distorted mueller support, house democrat eric swalwell calling barr unfit to serve saying he should resign but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying today that bashing barr is just the democrat's new play book. liz? liz: thank you, hillary vaughn in capitol hill tonight. ultimately, here is what the mueller report concluded. trump, his campaign, no american committed any crime of conspiracy with russia. the report also says the president could not have obstructed since he did not commit a crime so the presumption of innocence, is supreme but the democrats still muling impeaching trump on 10 obstruction attempts that mueller lays out again mueller finding no obstruction because

trump's aids refuses orders and he didn't commit a crime. the president there though forgetting his administration works for the office of the presidency and so do his staffer s, not him. here is the other thing mueller found. the trump campaign sought to benefit from information from russia, but again, no crime or conspiracy. here is what you're not seeing. context, president trump came into the oval office saying the debacle of the hillary clinton e-mail probe at the fbi, the inspector general of the justice department found real bias and going to the top of the fbi. that's what trump saw, when he was up against. that same fbi. this as former democrat senator bob kerry says he sees in his only democrat party and now senator kerry wants a 9/11-style truth commission to get out what exactly went so very wrong at the justice department and the fbi. joining me now is the host of lou dobbs tonight the great lou dobbs is here great to see you. your reaction? lou: my reaction is hall hallelujah this is exoneration

of the president and we keep using words, the president himself has used the word "hoax ." this is not just a hoax. this was a crime committed by the democrats and what they have done here is steal the mid-term elections as a result of the special counsel in the way in which it was managed by robert mueller. we now learn that in june of 2017, they knew that there was no obstruction of justice, and the special counsel then pivoted to obstruction of justice, which is preposterous against the sitting president to begin with, particularly when there's no hurricane rita lying crime called collusion, conspiracy or cooperation with the russians, but they did win the mid-term election in 2018 as a result of perpetuating that special counsel. liz: well they also campaign on health benefits. >> they did but importantly, liz, the two polls at that time, before, just before the election

of november 2018, found that the voters believe the president to be untrustworthy because of the allegations that he was conspir ing with russians for crying outloud. 62% after the election said he was untrustworthy and the principal causal relationship is between the special counsel and the president's candidates. liz: it's his tweets and the mueller probe keeping his approval rating down to your point the approval rates has been down, okay mueller no intent. lou: well calling him untrustworthy was the only basis liz: no intent of conscience wrongdoing that's what the mueller probe found right on the part of trump. the question is how can they say no intent because they didn't sit down with the president to talk to him, no face to face q & a so how can they determine intent if they didn't talk face to face? >> well how could they say that there is no exoneration on the issue of obstruction of justice but indeed they didn't bring in charge? that is just silly as in my judgment just silly as it can be

, and preposterous. i do want to say one thing here. william barr is a just a, a national treasure and for the democrats to asail him, their play book is now, their pages are just flying in the wind. the democrats have now set the stage for their own collapse and i think you're going to see it in relatively quick order and i think you're going to see this administration charge ahead, i believe that william barr, the attorney general, will bring to justice those investigators who so malined this president who were trying not to carry out a hoax, they were trying make no mistake about it they were trying to unseed a duly-elected president. they were trying to overthrow a president. liz: lou dobbs thank you. we will be back in the next hour for lou dobbs tonight you don't want to miss lou's take and more coverage of the mueller report so what the mueller report did find is that russia, yes, tried to engage in manipulating our

election and that yes trump behaved badly. what's also true is the democrat s and the media expressed bias toward trump, and again as lou was just saying they tried to nullify an election, with more anger directed at trump, than the russians meddling joining me now we welcome former fbi assistant director and former federal prosecutor, great to see you both, bill, first to you. william barr depicted trump lashing out as a rational reaction by a president who saw what a mess the fbi made of the hillary e-mail probe coming into office, that it was a political ly motivated probe, and that this was the base of conspiracy in the trump russia probe. what do you say to that? >> liz i don't think he did anything different than any one of us would have done on a similar set of circumstances. the fbi did something atrocious in this particular case. they deserve to have this addressed, that along with the former director.

the bottom line is i firmly believe that this report that came out today has enough information in it for both sides to pick fruit off the tree and throw it at each other but the real bombshell is going to come with the ig horowitz's report that's where everybody involved in a nefarious play to knock donald trump off the ticket is going to come to justice. liz: andrew, to bill's point the focus now is on the 10 episodes of attempted obstruction of justice. that's the wheel house that the democrats and the media, the left wing media are in right now they're focused on full bore on that, and so the question is can they make hay with that that the president basically had 10 episodes or obstruction of justice what do you think? >> well i think with regard to the obstruction of justice part of the file, kind of volume two, what we see is that mr. mueller is coming up with decisions that

many of the acts, the conduct alleged, actually occurred. the question is does it amount to obstruction of justice, and we saw attorney general barr this morning making very fair points about his assessment, that president trump was acting in a manner consistent with a person who may be innocent, somebody who is frustrated by the process and frustrated by the system and i think that's a fair a else isment for him to have. certainly there's people on the other side who have a different view of it but that gets to the real point of what attorney general barr was making that this case can't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt so obviously the democrats are going to take that and run and try to say these acts of miss deeds to them is worthy of some sort of potentially impeachment really at the end of the day i see it as political. liz: i want both of you to answer this question. do you agree with former democrat senator bob kerry, that you need a 9/11-style truth commission to get at what happened with the fbi and the justice department with this russia trump collusion probe. i mean, he sees dilution in his

own party, diluent, and he's asking adam schiff too to stop politicizing the house intelligence committee and do your job of oversight of the pentagon. again, does it need a 9/11-style commission to get at what happened? what started this whole thing. >> liz, you hear from the politicians on both sides that we spent a lot of money on it, there's been a lot of investigation. the truth of the matter is, liz, they keep saying the american public wants to know. i really believe that most of the american public doesn't want to know that. they want to go on. you've got to let go of this thing, somewhere along the line and now is the time to let go and move on to what they were elected to congress to do and that's address the issues that really the people of the united states want to. the only reason is they want to know. liz: finish your thought, bill, sorry. >> i was just going to say the only reason they want to know is to continue the political arena,

and to raise money and to try to knock the other side of the aisle out. it's not going to work. you need to stop all this nonsense and get to the business of why they were elected. liz: you know, andrew, yes, the mueller probe found there seemed to be evidence of potential obstruction by the president and on the other side we've got a senator robert kerry saying you need a 9/11 truth commission because this trump russia collusion probe that's with us for nearly two years it got out of control and you need to get to the bottom of how it started would you support a 9/11-style commission probe here? >> i think so i think big picture concern we have is really without regard to where the criminal investigation is going and what starts off a criminal investigation and how broad does it get? i mean it doesn't matter whether it's the president whose being investigated or if it's a common citizen being investigated. the ruins lives it ruins reputations so there has to be some good check on the system to make sure the prosecutors the

doj, the fbi, aren't going beyond reasonableness in the scope of their investigations and the lengths. liz: you're right the prosecut ing power is astounding bill gavin, thank you so much for coming on we appreciate your insight thank you sir. ahead on the evening edit democrats say forget the mueller report, we are going to even double down on even more probes, using it as a roadmap. the roadmap into more probes into president trump, his family and the family business. we've got a leading republican who serves on two of the highest profile committees at the center of that battle coming up next plus, jpmorgan has jamie dimon telling our own maria bartiromo he thinks that the u.s. economy will not be in a recession this year, we bring on steve forbes to debate the fallout of that for 2020. that's coming up next. guys, unleash your potential with

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liz: welcome back you're watching the fox business network, while attorney general william barr outlines the findings of the mueller report, democrats doubling down on their probes of trump, his family and businesses, the republican member of two house committees leading the charge, he's calling for the democrats to stand down, joining me now is the member of the house judiciary committee as well as the oversight and reform

committee he is congressman greg stuby, great to have you on sir. >> thanks for having me. liz: so why are you saying stand down you want an end to the multiple probe, why? >> look we've been spending 22 months, $25 million after 2,800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, 500 witness interviews and no collusion, no obstruction look americans especially in my district in floridians they don't want us to be focused on mueller's report and all these different issues they want to focus on things that will improve the lives of floridians improving the crisis at the border, coming up with an immigration solution, and something that will create jobs, something that will lower prescription drug prices and that's not what democrats are focused on. everything they're focused on is something related to some type of trump investigation because they can't live with the outcome of the 2016 election because they can't beat trump to the ballot box. liz: sir are you saying what you just told us are you saying that to these house democrats because they've subpoenaed nine large

banks as part of an inquiry into president trump's finances trying to find russia involvement with the president's real estate empire, what's your take, are you saying they've got to do things to fix the country what are they saying? >> if you look at my testimony when they brought in michael cohen when i started questioning him my statement before i started questioning him was why are we questioning somebody uranium somebody that's a convicted liar that we know is going to lie before congress and not focus on things that will improve the lives of americans. that's what i'm focused on doing and what i hear when i'm all about my district and cd17 here in florida that's what people are talking about. they're not talking about the mueller report. liz: but congressman we have house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler saying the mueller probe is a roadmap for even more probes in congress, watch. >> i think it was probably written with the intent of providing congress a roadmap as other reports have in the past and but with the redactions and others attorney general barr seems to be trying to frustrate

that intent. liz: well it sounds like you guys are going to be busy, sir. >> well that's what they're focused on again they're not focused on things that will improve the lives of americans or floridians they are focused on trying to beat trump in 2016 when that was two years ago because they can't beat him at the ballot box so it's unfortunate that we're going to spend our committee time, time and time again bringing in more witnesses. chairman nadler also subpoenaed 81 different people somehow affiliated with the trump organization, prior to the mueller report coming out, and they're never going to be satisfied. first it was we need to see the full mueller report and then they get the fuel mueller report and now we need the fuel military report the redactions on it. it'll never be enough. liz: sorry forgive me for interrupting. has any democrat privately said to you that they agree with what you're saying? >> privately democrats talk about issues, you know, i sit on , they form the caucus there's a group of post-9/11 combat and service veterans who served in operation both in iraq and afghanistan and we're focused on

real solutions to improve the lives of the veterans in our country and it's actually refreshing to be in a bipartisan group which is a group of individuals that were elected to congress this class, to try to improve the lives of both those in the military, and our veterans, so there are democrats that are focused on trying to work with republicans on things that we can work on together and i'm sure they're frustrated with the things and the directions they are going, even speaker pelosi has said she doesn't want to move forward on any type of impeachment proceedings yet the committee chairs all they talk about is bringing in more witnesses now let's bring in mueller and question him. liz: all right, congressman, thank you so much for joining us thank you for your service to our country appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: we're tracking other developing stories for you this hour. american media now selling the "national enquirer" for $100 million to former newsstand and magazine distributer tycoon, it's james cohen, his family created hudson news which runs news stands at airports, train stations and

elsewhere, american media run by david pecker, also plans to sell sister tabloids, the globe and the national examiner, well facebook is at it again reuters reporting facebook unintentionally uploaded contact information and e-mail account information, for 1.5 million users without their consent. its been going on since march of 2016. facebook claiming it's not harvesting this information, it didn't share it and claims it didn't delete it rather it is deleted but watch this, facebook also admits instagram passwords visible for anyone to see inside the company, on an internal system. critics seizing on this latest problem of facebook to ask would you really want to buy facebook 's new voice assistance speaker cooking up to compete with amazon's alexa and apple's siri? okay facebook is harvesting e-mails, personal data and now your conversations in your home that's what the critics are saying. the big deal there for facebook,

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liz: welcome back you're watching the fox business network we're coming into the bottom of the hour. check this out the markets shrug ged off the mueller report the dow closing at a high for the year 26, 559 gerri willis has more. gerri: liz all three major averages edging higher the dow up to a 2019 high the s&p 500 up five, the nasdac up two, traders saying mueller who? they're ignoring that report from the special counsel instead focusing on the ipo market, two big tech unicorns coming public today, zoom and the two companies battling for the dollars of investors and also for attention, and getting a 28% bump in share price and they priced at 19 close to 24.44 and revenues growing at 60% they have no earnings and they got a billion dollar evaluation but zoom a smaller company priced at 36 zooming up to 63 and change,

and a 72% gain for that company and the valuation of $15 billion and you can bet there will be lots more ipo's coming in the coming weeks. liz: thank you gerri willis at the new york stock exchange. here is what matters to 2020 president trump spoke about what he calls a hot economy last night. watch. president trump: our countries doing well with the hottest economy in the world. we're by far the biggest economy of the world. we weren't when i first came, it was heading in the wrong direction, and now we're in the right direction. liz: and it's that confidence, that kind of animal spirits the feeling of optimism that really grabs this swing voter in the last five elections, the swing voter went for the economy. that's what they voted on we've got more hard evidence today in the form of pretty robust retail sales and jobless claims. let's take it up with steve forbes chair of forbes media, sir, great to see you steve. >> good to see you liz. liz: my former boss your take on

what the democrats are doing now >> you're always my intellectual boss. liz: i don't know about that, but you're so sweet thank you. what does this mean for 2020 these economies going strong? >> the economies going strong the democrats are going to be wasting a lot of time. liz: how come they're not getting that message i didn't mean to talk over you, but -- >> well they are so obsessed they become so emotionally obsessed and they all fear primaries next year and the act think vests within their parties like what happened to the number four in the house when aoc knocked them out a year ago and that's what they all fear, so on trump they hate trump, and the really really see in american politics, and so anything that can be construe construed as helping trump is not going to happen so on this mueller thing they're going to be obsessed with obstruction of justice, subpoenas like you do on flies in the summertime. liz: or a t-shirt canon. >> yeah, and they're going to

try to wreck his businesses, wreck him but if he just stays above the fray and starting with these debates, i'm looking for these debates that have on the presidential candidates in june why is that important? because they are all coming across as emotional kids, and he stays above the fray, he's got it. liz: let's talk a little bit of history because i know you're a student of history and you're a genius at it. five incumbent presidents going back to william taft. they all lost, why? because the economy was weak. we're talking herbert hoover, you have george h. w., certainly gerald ford, jimmy carter, right so that's the issue. will the president win or lose in 2020 is it really based on the economy? >> well that's a major factor and that's why hopefully you'll get these trade agreements done with china and not have a dispute with europe, get those off the table we'll be sailing pretty, and then the democrats are going to be asked, well you

don't like trump, don't like him , but what are you offering as an alternative? government takeover of healthcare, well, we know what happened with obamacare on that, prices went up. are you going to do other things to hurt the economy, raise taxes just ask one basic question. when is a high tax economy ever done well? when raising taxes has helped the economy? it doesn't happen. liz: and when has the candidate won elections based on raising taxes. >> go back to 1984 walt r mon dale, said in his acceptance speech i'm going to raise taxes, carried one state. liz: you know what we did last night, i've got a terrific team. we were pointing out that obama 's campaign manager in 2012 says really care about the economy, but when bernie sanders time and again was asked questions about his economic policies, he refused to answer them. he never answers questions. we've got jamie dimon telling maria bartiromo no recession in

an exclusive interview let's listen to jamie dimon. >> i think the united states is going to be okay and again i could be wrong. we don't predict that. we run the company we will serve our clients regardless of the economy and we want to be there in bad times for our clients and also go around the world. japan is growing a little bit, europe is growing a little bit, germany slowed down but europe is growing over 1% i think china will make 6% brazil went from negative four to zero there are positive signs people tend to focus on the positives and negatives if you made the whole list there's some bad things out there and good things, and we'll see. liz: okay, the voter then, the economy is doing well, but then you got bernie sanders not answering questions about his economic policies to overturn the u.s. economy, right? >> well if he gets the nomination he's going to pretend socialists what's that never heard of it. he's going to try to pretend he's real really a centrist at hard and people like donald

trump will ask themselves do we want to jeopardize the first good economy we had in a generation where these people who all talk about putting on more regulations, free this, free that, wrecking our health care system and in europe they ration health care do we want that here? liz: that's a great question steve will you come back on? >> if you're here, yes. liz: when the debates heat up, steve forbes, great stuff thank you so much, steve forbes, coming up the 2020 democrats just about losing their collective minds over the mueller report and the attorney general's handling of it we've got the debate coming up but first north korea is saying to secretary of state mike pompeo, leave, we don't want you involved in our nuclear talks, because you talk nonsense. yeah, that's what they're saying we'll explain that one, coming up. ♪

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is in west palm beach with the latest. phil? reporter: hi liz minutes ago air force one touched down at the west palm beach international airport they just rolled the stairs up to the open air force one, on board, the first family, and any second now we should be expecting to see them walk down the stairs. there is a small group of supporters out on the tarmac, as there typically is when he flies down here to the winter white house for the weekend, and so we expect trump as well as the first lady to walk over to the small crowd and shake some hands take some photos, and then make their way to the vehicles and head over for a roughly five- minute drive over to mar-a-lago on palm beach proper. now, on his way out of washington, president trump and his wife, to hop on marine one they walk out to the helicopter and ignored shouted questions from the media, so no new comments on camera regarding today, earlier today, not long after the mueller report had

been disseminated a smiling and loose president, there we go, there is president trump, and first lady melania trump coming down, and either still on the plane or not with him on this trip not sure, there's been no release of information on that one but earlier today, he did tell a group of wounded warrior vets basically there was no collusion, and there was no obstruction of justice and he said that it was all a witch hunt, i told you that all along. that was the one sound bite on tape today from the president, and here he is now walking over to the crowd of supporters, and there are no public events scheduled all weekend long for the president, usually he comes down here and he makes his way over to his trump international golf club, and i would totally expect that tomorrow and saturday and easter sunday, back to you. liz: thank you, phil. last night, we broke the news

that north korea launched a tactical guided weapon which they have not done in nearly a year and a half. the reports are coming in as well, about this, that kim jong-un himself oversaw the test launch of that missile, u.s. officials said that the test was likely a short range guided guided-missile designed to hit bad el field targets with precision this as the north korean foreign ministry is now calling on the white house to remove secretary of state mike pompeo from negotiations between the two countries. here is mike pompeo, the secretary of state, earlier this week. >> we have also made more progress on negotiating the leader of north korea to make a strategic shift. we haven't gotten there. chairman kim signed a document indiana singapore in june he's told me no fewer than half a dozen times he's prepared to

denuclearize. we're not home yet but i pray that one-day, that president trump gets to announce that we're moving the sanctions regime from north korea. liz: okay let's break this down with heritage foundation senior research fellow, bruce klinger. bruce thank you so much for joining us. why the review from north korea of the tough cop whose mike pompeo? >> there are a couple factors. one is that last week, secretary pompeo characterized kim jong-un as a tyrant and north korea responds strongly to anything they see as insulting the leadership and also for repeatedly claiming that kim has agreed to the u.n. definition of denuclearization and the u.n. requirements for abandoning their nuclear arsenal and final ly they are trying to peel away the secretary as well as mr. bolton away from the negotiations and dealing directly with the president. they see the first summit in singapore as they felt they got more from the president than

likely pompeo or bolton so trying to divide the president from other members of the cabinet. liz: socket is secretary of state likely stays so does mr. bolton, how does north korea react going forward that these two gentlemen stay in the negotiations? >> well some of the themes that north korea continues to push including a speech last week by kim jong-un are taking the high ground, that it's only because of the u.s. hostile policy that we have an impasse, appealing to the president to recreate that sense from the singapore summit by making a bold decision to abandon the current u.s. policy, and give north korea more of what they want, sort of vague threats of our patience will run out by the end of the year and then things may get tense, so they're trying to increase pressure on the u.s. , with sort of increasing pressure, and some vague threats. liz: okay, bruce, thank you so much really appreciate it, sir. >> thank you. liz: coming up we'll take you to the border, border patrol agents

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's attorney general and senator elizabeth warren the ag is supposed to serve as the country's top law enforcement officer someone who stands up for the rule of law let's bring in fox news contributor deneen border patrol border patrol elly what's your reaction to all of this? >> first of all i loved president trump's tweet, referencing "game of thrones", game over. no collusion, no obstruction, but of course, democrats and especially the 2020 presidential candidates are going to try to continue to investigate, and obstruct, and try to disparage president trump in any way they can because they have nothing else. look at their radical policies that are really a disconnect to americans, abortion on demand, green new deal, they want to takeaway the tax cuts to really takeaway money from hard working americans. their policies do not resonate with the country, and so they're

going to try to continue to investigate and obstruct president trump on all matters possible. liz: you know this morning william barr said seven times, robert mueller found no evidence of collusion by trump, his campaign, or any american. watch. >> investigations did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated that the russian operatives who perpetrated these schemes did not have the cooperation of president trump or the trump campaign. did not find, did not find that trump campaign or other americans colluded in those efforts. liz: you know, deneen, what about the democrats like adam schiff who said i saw secret evidence with my own eyes, what about that? >> yeah, it's really outrageous because politicians like adam schiff will not be held accountable for his words or

actions. where is the so-called proof that he kept talking about over and over again and also the anti-trump media outlets that let him go on their networks and talk about these lies is really outrageous, what we've witnessed over the past two years over two years, with the investigation for russian collusion. the president wilfully cooperate , he had his white house personnel working with the investigators, there was thousands and thousands of documents that were released and provided to them, and he didn't exert, assert executive privilege so all the outcome here is that there was no obstruction and no collusion, but with the democrats, it's not going to matter and i think that's going to be a big turn off especially for independent voters, because they're seeing how the democrats roll. where are their policies what do they stand for, nothing that really resonates with americans, instead, it's go after trump and go after anyone that's

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>> u.s. customs and border protection say border patrol agents apprehended nearly a thousand migrants at three checkpoints on the texas and arizona border. just one day this week. joining me that we have the chief border patrol agent for the el paso sector.chief, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> only say these numbers, 1000. it is not just a data point or statistics. tell us what it's like to apprehended 1000 people. >> actually the day you're talking about we caught over 1800 people. and it requires a lot of people and a lot of resources to get those people moved to where we can process them. move them to the immigration system, take care medical needs

and other needs. because each one of these 1800 people are an individual. and we had to be consistent with law and requirements. >> there's a lot of criticism about what's going on at the border. but you are charged with carrying out the duties and that you been told to do and the laws that congress rights. we see not democrats are not going to do anything about the border right now. they do not see it as an issue or problem. what is your take? mac.>> u.s. border patrol is apolitical. joe forced laura to protect the people of the country. yes as you said, we enforce the law that congress rights. until we address some of the laws are helping to create this illegal immigration problem, you will see this flow increasing at an increasing rate. >> of mexico pulling back potential and humanitarian visas.that could open the floodgates to more people coming.it is a dangerous trip, it risks the lives of children, their human smugglers. we have obama as former homeland security secretary saying yes, it is a national crisis. just walk us through the process. you apprehended a migrant and

then what happens exactly? mac. >> the u.s. border patrol role is to arrest, processed and turned over to other agents. excuse me, other agencies. where the first link in the immigration process. once we bring people in and determine, processed the biometrics, determine who they are, determine if we are aware of criminal record they may have. we look at contagious health threats that they pose as many illegal aliens do when we encounter them. once we're done processing them, we are only the first appeared from there they are transferred to i.c.e. , enforcement removal operations. children are given to health and human services. six -- citizenship, immigration judges, a lot of people are in the chain. u.s. border patrol is only the first step. what you're seeing with numbers and media reports of so many custody is when the other steps in the chain are not resourced are able to take the aliens

from us.these aliens that we arrest back up in the custody. we cannot control the flow of aliens entering the united states illegally but we have to be there responding toit. >> i hear what you're saying. there are also questions about logistics , the attorney general decision detaining asylum-seekers and not letting them go on bond if they get bond from a judge. that is going to create problems in the centers, right? >> i can't really comment until i see the guidance that we have challenges. the asylum laws as they are written, we have to take a look at what they are properly to set up to protect and those are merely claiming that to try and stay here is a form of relief. we had to look at court decisions that were intended in good faith to protect unaccompanied alien children but have been extended to protect family unit aliens as a whole preventing us from keeping them a custody for the amount of time it would take to go through some of the

processes. >> aaron hull, chief of the el paso border sector, thank you for your service to our country. great to have you on. thank you so much. thank you for having us in your home and thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody. president trump stands vindicated tonight and the witchhunt is dead. the radical dimms are in hysterical meltdown. they are lashing out. it is well, agree to watch. attorney general william barr today, released the long-awaited robert mueller special counsel report. which after a 22 month long investigation, and the 11 month long fbi investigation that preceded it, exonerates president trump. no crimes committed, no charge, no collision, no o