she is another one as well, the president of the united states. after speaking with juan guaido, president donald trump will be there as well. it is a busy day for trish regan. a busy day for fox business. we thank you so much for staying with us. that does it for "bulls & bears". we will see you back here next time. elizabeth: violent protests in venezuela and in france, it's all about the best path to economic safety and prosperity. in venezuela the interim present juan guaido not telling the people of venezuela, take to the streets. we do not yet have the military on our side. we need you in the streets to fight for democratic freedom every day until a communist dictator, nicolas maduro is gone. he turned when his will into a wasteland. maduro now deploying water cannons and more as the trump administration continues to say, all options are on the table. this as in france, violence,

writing by hooded anarchists. may day riots in paris. police deploying teargas. 200 arrested and anarchists or torching small businesses and storefronts and looting and wrecking private property pretty effectively shooting off their own feet. that is what people of france the same because these the very same businesses they need to pay for their big labor and welfare programs that they want. we debate that tonight. also, the trump economic boom has the democrats in panic mode. this 2020 election is the president's to lose. that's why democrats in joe biden have launched campaigns to easily dispute falsehoods. democrats are trying to talk down the trump economy but democrats came of who you believe, is not with voters. tonight we take on joe biden and bernie sanders, is this really the best the democrats can do? this is what they are saying. and update and over-the-top exchanges at attorney general

william barr 's testimony before the senate judiciary today over the mueller report. this is senator ted cruz defending william barr. >> if you're hiding something i will tell you right now, you are doing a very lousy job of hiding it. the thing they are suggesting you did, you released. to congress and the american people and so if anyone wants to know what is in the 19 pages that are being so breathlessly, bob mueller said released in 19 pages. you did. you did it a couple of weeks later. but we can read every word of the 19 pages along with the full report. elizabeth: we havemore on the d.c. trench warfare getting uglier by the moment. also bernie sanders , plummeting in the polls. the nonpartisan poll shows it is because he still doubling down on letting criminals including murderous terrorist like the boston marathon bomber, vote from prison before they pay their dues. tonight we debate how bernie sanders is still doubling down and trying to blame republicans for quote - voter suppression because they oppose his idea

that fellow democratic cory booker say that your idea is wrong and offensive. also the open borders crisis. border patrol apprehended the largest group of illegal border crossers. more than 600 illegals in new mexico. as the president continues to scramble to fix open borders. tonight, we bring you the latest on the border crisis that is now out of control. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now.♪ ♪ [music] welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. let's take it to venezuela. reports of one person dead, more than 100 protesters injured in caracas. the interim president, juan guaido, telling protesters he still needs more military officials on his side to ask the dictator, nicolas maduro. he says take to the streets to

get nicolas maduro out. that is what he's telling people of venezuela. this is the secretary of state, mike pompeo telling her on maria bartiromo today, that u.s. military action is possible. the state department has the latest. >> juan guaido is trying to keep up the momentum. he is appearing at demonstrations and pushing for protest to try and push nicolas maduro from power. there are more protest, counter protests, reports of violence in venezuela. administration officials say they believe there was an agreement between senior members of the maduro regime to back juan guaido. but when the time came, they decided to chicken out at the last minute. >> this is in between the s and the maduro regime. this is an internal venezuelan crisis. and to which cuba and russia are now intervening. but we came very close yesterday i think you seen venezuelans move beyond maduro. >> secretary of state mike pompeo says at the very last

minute yesterday had an attempt by nicolas maduro to leave and go to havana but russia intervened and told maduro to stay in the country. the russian foreign ministry says pompeo 's claim is a classic example of this information. pompeo spoke this afternoon with the russian foreign minister. sergey lavrov, according to the state department he told him quote - intervention by russia and cuba is destabilizing for venezuela. and for the u.s. bilateral relationship with russia. president trump is warning cuban forces to stop backing maduro. stop the activities of venezuela or the u.s. would initiate a wholesale embargo against cuba. also secretary pompeo says the united states is pushing for a peaceful transition. but that military action is possible if it is required. elizabeth: thank you so much. for reaction let's go to journalists in venezuelan affairs analyst, antonio moro

thank you for joining us. >> he admitted that he does not have enough military support that he expected more people to defect and it has not happened. until that happens i think it will be very difficult for juan guaido to take a legitimate position as being an effective interim president of venezuela. elizabeth: it is an important point because one of the head of venezuela secret police did turn his back on nicolas maduro in an open letter last night. they say if chavez did not remove the gun rights, if there was no gun ban in 2012, that maybe they could put up a stronger fight. what is your position, what is your thoughts on venezuela second amendment rights? >> they might be able to put up a fight but venezuela has a substantial military. and very well armed as well. even if the populace had weapons which they do not,

because as you said, chavez put the ban in 2012 that prohibits any purchase of weapons by individuals. and also makes a criminal to possess certain weapons. there is no way that there could be an armed revolt against the venezuela government because you put down immediately if the military decided to do so. the only way you really would see any kind of an armed uprising, people talk about a civil war in venezuela. the only way could happen is if the military splits and starts fighting against itself. because there is no way they will be an armed revolt. elizabeth: they only make $15 a month in the military. they never see live action. it is sort of the thinking here in certain circles that if the u.s. went in with its military assets, it would be like what happened -- let me back appeared venezuela is the size of a rock. it is a gigantic country but it is a decrepit military.

also it's like what happened in panama, that took six weeks to take care of what was going on in panama with drugs and noriega. what is your take of maduro rejecting the u.s. claim that he nearly fled to cuba yesterday? what is your reaction? >> i choose to believe the american government. my guess is that this would not have moved forward if that had, if there not been any understanding even as high as the venezuela defense minister having supposedly agreed to support the opposition and split with maduro. i do not think they would move forward.it seems like a poor move. i don't think it would have happened. but your point about the military, are well taken. they are not as well armed. they have not seen action so they're not terribly well trained. some sort of american intervention could you know, because the whole house of cards to come crashing down

quickly. but you do have to realize, this is notgranada, this is not panama. as you said it is a country the size of a rock with a much more difficult terrain then iraq as well. this is not something the u.s. forces , if there is a substantial military resistance, it could be a very ugly situation. more resembling afghanistan and iraq or panama or granada. elizabeth: those are great insights.and russia and china waiting in the wings. mostly russia the more so than cuba. antonio mora, thank you for coming on. please come back. >> thank you. elizabeth: hilary vaughn has more. >> republicans on the committee blessed democrats for how they handled today's hearing saying they gave william barr quite the kavanaugh treatment. also called slanderous. richard blumenthal called him the designated fall guy for the mueller report. democrats took turns pounding him over the -- but he punched back accusing congress of

trying to use a criminal justice system as a political weapon against the president. >> mr. barr, the american people know that you are no different from rudy giuliani or kellyanne conway or any of the other people who sacrifice their once decent reputation for the liar that sits in the oval office. do you think it's okay for the president to ask his white house counsel to lie? >> well, i'm willing to talk about what is criminal. >> do you think it is okay for president to offer pardons to people that do not testify against him, to threaten the family of someone who does? is that okay? >> when did he -- pardon -- >> i think you know what i'm talking about. please, mr. attorney general. give us some credit for knowing what the hell is going on around here. >> senator kamala harris called for barr to recuse himself calling him biased joining a long list of 2020 presidents or

candidates calling for barr to be impeached. but lindsey graham said democrats running for president like kamala harris were just using the hearing to boost their campaigns. >> the whole line of questioning was politics. the politics of this will continue. the legal part is over. you have a non-politician, bob mueller, who is not running for president, look at the barr tha there was not a case you could prosecute on obstruction. the politics will continue but we are not going to continue this, using the legal system. reporter: lindsey graham says it is over but democrats in the senate not ready to concede. they want special counsel robert mueller to appear before them. they want to hear from him themselves. elizabeth: thank you so much. to an outrageous story, a college dropout gunman walked into a classroom at the

university of north carolina charlotte yesterday afternoon. he fatally shot two people and injured four others on the last day of classes. now, harrowing stories emerging. including a hero athlete who died after jumping on the shooter to try and stop him. fox news, jonathan serrie has more. reporter: why did he do it? the community at unc is still stunned and searching for answers after the deadly campus shooting. but the charlotte mayor warns, the answers will not come quickly. police say trystan terell open fire near the kennedy building officers say they were able to quickly disarm the 22-year-old. but the gunfire still ad and se others injured, some critical. one of the deceased, a 21-year-old wiley harrell reportedly charged the gunman giving others a chance to escape likely saving their lives.it was an all-too-familiar scene as

students walked away from campus with their hands over their heads. parents reuniting with their kids in a nearby parking lot say it is just another reminder of the prevalence of gun violence. he is facing two counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder among other charges. he is due in court thursday afternoon. in charlotte north carolina, jonathan serrie, fox news. elizabeth: thank you. coming up, bernie sanders again doubling down on his idea to let criminals like the murderous terrorists from the marathon bombing who by the way is on death row, bernie sanders wants individuals like that, murders and criminals to vote from prison before they pay their dues and serve their time. now, sanders with more outrage trying to claim republicans are trying to do voter suppression for objecting to his breathtakingly appalling idea. even democrats i cory booker say it is offensive for that coming up here plus another big health warning. on the super fungus we have

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bernie sanders doubling down on his idea to let convicted felons vote while still serving prison time before they pay their dues. he is accusing the republicans of quote - voter suppression. for opposing the idea. >> at a time when the republican party and donald trump are working overtime to suppress the vote, to make it harder for people of color, poor people, young people to vote. we have got to make it clear in my view that if you are an american citizen, even if you do something terrible, even if you are a bad person, we cannot take away your right to vote whether you are in jail, or whether you left jail, clearly, where republicans are doing is trying to deny people of color the right to vote. this is an issue i think we have to address head on. elizabeth: okay, again, bernie sanders is misleading and muddying the picture. let's bring republican new york

times -- we hope that we can straighten this out. bernie sanders is trying to say this is the moral thing to do but the states already settled this. you have to pay your dues, serve time first before you can vote. what do you say? >> this is an example of the extremism that has taken over the democratic party. this is not the democratic party of your grandmother or grandfather. what bernie sanders says, empowering convicted felons, murderers, rapists, giving them the right to vote. to me it is just appalling. and to try to do a bait and switch, and the republicans under the bus that they were attacking african-americans and minorities is just a politicization at its worst. it needs to stop. elizabeth: democrats and the majority of states say, serve your time first, even serve parole first, and then probation and then you can vote. cory booker says no to bernie

sanders idea. kamala harris is backing off of it. look at this, a new poll, roughly 75 percent of people do not agree with senator bernie sanders and they say two thirds of voters slamming his idea including democrats and two thirds of independence. your take on that? >> i think the polls are absolutely reflective of i think we are america's common sense is. and to see that extremism take over the party. you see the people in the democratic party running for president trying to distance himself. this as articulated by bernie sanders is demonstrating the extremism of the left is taking over the democratic party. and they are not pushing back. there not standing up to it they are accepting extremism as a normal position to take in a election. and it needs to be -- specific pence arena,-- is common sense, an issue, bernie sanders say that they should change what

they already settled. this is cory booker slamming the plan. here is what he said in a interview. >> once you get involved in a conversation about whether dylann roof, should have a right to vote, my thing is to liberate black and brown people. elizabeth: china and socialist companies do not let the prisoners vote before they pay their dues and serve their time. what is your reaction to cory booker ? >> obviously, we were just very supportive of criminal justice reform and cory booker know was a key partner in getting up to the centipede and recognizing, people come we have a right to redemption in america. you pay your time, do your time and you can participate back in society. i think it is a regional position about bernie sanders to represent this extreme position of even convicted murderers and felons in jail giving them an opportunity to vote. it is out of touch with

mainstream america.elizabeth: congressman, tom reed, thank you for joining us. we are keeping a close eye on other stories. headlines coming in. the state of maryland moving closer toward becoming the very first state to put a cap on putting money out for drugs. and mobile phones and laptops and other devices, at airport security checkpoints and at border crossings, look at this. nearly quadrupled since 2015. the federal lawsuit also claims the searches are being carried out for reasons beyond customs and immigration enforcement. the searches have uncovered human trafficking, terrorism, visa fraud and more. and we have good news for fans of the hit t.v. show, empire. but bad news for the star, jussie smollett. empire will return for a sixth season but jussie smollett

probably will not be part of it. despite a letter from the cast asking for his return. jussie smollett is accused of stating his own anti-trump hate crime for which he was let off. and the fallout after mark zuckerberg of facebook made an attempt at a self-deprecating joke about facebook 's abuses of your privacy. watch. >> i know that we don't exactly have the strongest reputation on privacy right now to put it lightly. elizabeth: you can hear the air conditioner in their. [laughter] pretty awkward. coming up, new development in the college admissions scandal that will put pressure on the actors, lori loughlin. she is pleading not guilty along with her husband. but more parents have come forward to plead guilty. but first, the drug resistance super fungus we warned you about is deadly and it is spreading. we will tell you where it is heading next.

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elizabeth: welcome back. you're watching the fox business network. we are coming into the bottom of the rp of the drug-resistant super fungus is already in 12 states including california. texas, florida, new york, new jersey. now experts are saying it could possibly arrive in pennsylvania. the super fungus lives in medical areas such as hospitals and nursing homes. it really attacks weakened immune systems, nearly half of the 600 patients that have been affected by the super fungus got into their bloodstream, they passed away within three months. journeyman we have family and emergency medicine doctor, jeanette -- set us straight on this. it is spreading and it is not going away. what is the word about this? >> this is not your traditional you know, run-of-the-mill yeast infection like diaper rashes or thrush. that is why they call it a superbug because the drugs we have right now are not working or you need multiple types of

antifungals to try to treat it. the way it spreads to other spaces to make it spread from skin to skin, person-to-person, and from person to equipment or equipment to people. people not washing their hands, and taking commonsense hygiene actions, then it can spread. elizabeth: the thing, is a such a high number of cases in new york and new jersey right now and it can exist on cold services, right? >> right. elizabeth: here's the thing, where the super fungus is hiding, the government still keeps it a secret because the cdc has contractual agreements with the states and local hospitals. not to reveal the names of hospitals where they are at, right?>> that's right. we do know the hospital in brooklyn, there was a patient that passed away from it. it is not that we don't know exactly where it is heading. people have a colonized on their skin. it just does not affect everyday healthy people. the person that affects the sewer with a weakened immune system, someone in a nursing

home or hospital. you know long term care facilities. that is why they call it a superbug because the antifungals we have -- elizabeth: what do you use to get rid of it? >> there's so many different classes. but the good news is there are a couple of new antifungals that are being tested right now. but the best way to prevent it from spreading in the hospital setting is, you have got to have meticulous disinfection. you have to clean very well and in the hospitals locally here, they actually had to tear at the roof and parts of the ceiling, the flooring. elizabeth: that is how bad it got. it can live on ceilings and flooring. and measles, across 22 states. how dangerous is the measles? what can happen if you get it? >> it is mostly dangerous in young children. also people who have a weakened immune system. pregnant women, newborns and

seniors. it can kill 1 to 2 people out of a thousand. but with herd immunity, if we get 90 percent of the population vaccinated we can protect those who are not eligible to be vaccinated because not everyone can have the vaccine. so there is definitely, we can protect our citizens and the community by just going out and getting your measles -- elizabeth: what was your reaction to the new york state health department same babies as young as six months should get the vaccine? what is your take on that? >> if you're traveling internationally then yes that six month of hp but the cdc guideline is typically between 12 and 15 months old. then again between four and six years of age. if you're traveling and a high risk area, then you need to consider getting that. elizabeth: what about adults? people that had the measles when they were little, now adults, viewers are saying my goodness, should we get the vaccine? >> if you will or between 1963 and 1989 you probably only had one dose of the vaccine. today's standard is two doses.

you may still have immunity from the one dose but if you're not sure, and you are concerned, talk to your doctor. they can give you a measles, mumps and rubella booster. elizabeth: do they need a blood sample? if you're in a high-risk area you would advise doing that, right? >> absolutely. elizabeth: will you come back? >> absolutely. elizabeth: we always need dr. janette nesheiwat to calm the waters out there it is the lay of the land. the common voice of dr. janette nesheiwat. good to see you. the highly anticipated uber ipo. this is a debut of the big ridesharing company and the market. investors want in on this big time. it is expected to hit $91 billion in market value. the most anticipated ipo of the year. up-and-coming, susan lee has more.susan? >> were looking at the biggest ipo in uber and live on the stock exchange but indications are in the second day there is already enough investors for the amount of stock on offer.

depending whether close $44-$50 it will be a lot of happy early investors next friday. some are expecting and some are a bit surprising. look at this list. first of all the largest investor in uber was about $10 billion paid on living some shares in the ipo. and if -- a few cofounders. did you know that jeff bezos is also an early investor in uber as well? not that he needs money but according to the information, his $3 million invested in the early round of funding is now worth $400 million. he also was an investor in benchmark as well which is the second largest shareholder in uber. in fact, benchmark saw a 27,000 percent return on the $30 million.now worth around $8 billion. also pretty good returns on 100 grand back then now worth 300 million. up the hundred thousand percent return. not everyone will make money.

francis, in china the uber partner, might be losing because they invested $1 billion at a $40 valuation. same thing with a saudi arabia investment fund. as you know there will be a lot of happy early investors in uber next week. elizabeth: thank you. to the border, william la jeunese has the latest developers from migrant caravan. william? reporter: the journey for most central americans begins crossing this river in mexico and often ends under this bridge in texas. >> i want better for my family. right now the government is not supporting my children. reporter: were so many large groups like this one in mcallen? children in 2014, 37 percent of adult, central american woman traveled with children. this year, 77 percent. single men, one percent five

years ago. 47 percent today. why? in a court decision last year, the california judge ruled migrant adults with children cannot be detained. the result? this. tuesday alone, 111 apprehended in one group. , 201 area, 230, -- the largest group ever 424. cartels see something, money. the average smuggling fee for single men, $8000. unaccompanied minors and families 4000. the difference? many to be snuck in and families are simply delivered. the president submitted emergency request for $4.5 billion to handle humanitarian and border operations on topper 8 billion he's already requested. behind me you see the markets are getting medical checkups. dehydration, if any of the kids are sick they will be put into an ambulance here potentially, go to the hospital. from here the group will be put into the bus, they will go to a

processing center. some will be released and some could be held up to 20 days. back to you. elizabeth: thank you so much. coming up, joe biden, democrats are in panic mode trying to talk down the trumpet economic boom but president trump only has to ask one question. like ronald reagan asked, are you better off than you were four years ago? the first new development in the college admissions scandal. actress lori loughlin and her husband now fighting the charges pleading not guilty. you have another family pleading guilty to paying 6 and a half million dollars in bribes to get the daughter into stanford. we have the details next. also come out, the president talking to trish regan about attorney general william barr and tomorrow's hearing. >> i guess they want to see him differently than anybody else. and for many many years, they have never done it this way. they're bringing in outside counsel or something. then that is not the way, you know you elect people, they are

supposed to be able to do their own talking. but he did a fantastic job today i am told. i got to see some of it. he did a fantastic job and it is all a big hoax. with russia, it turns out there is no collusion, there is no obstruction. elizabeth: you can see the entire interview with president trump at a pm eastern time on "trish regan primetime". that is coming up. apm

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the college admissions cheating scandal that can put more pressure on actress lori loughlin and her husband. they tried to fight the charges pleading not guilty. but a bay area couple pleading guilty in front of a judge. fox news molly lyon has more. >> bruce isaacson, the president of real estate developer and firm and his wife, divina, and california became the first to stand before a federal judge in boston today and plead guilty related to the college admissions scandal. they reached a plea agreement with the u.s. attorney and have

been fully cooperating pleading guilty to charges related to mail fraud. mr. isaacson also pled guilty to conspiracy to launder money and defraud the irs. prosecutors allege a couple funneled $600,000 through the ringleader of the admission scam.paying rick singer the phony foundation for exam cheating and for bribes to college coaches. ultimately securing a spot on the ucla women's soccer team for one dollar and the crew team at usc for another with it to be deducted as charitable contributions. they express regret writing, no words can express how profoundly sore we are for what we have done. our duty as parents was to set a good example for our children and instead, we have harmed and embarrass them by our misguided decisions. bruce isaacson faces up to 45 years in prison and his wife faces 20. prosecutors are recommended sentences at the low end of the islands for both. we need arrange for bruce is a

possible 3 to 4 years and for his wife less than three years. a lot of that will depend on what the judge ultimately decides to do at a sentencing in late july. 14 parents in the scandal have chosen to plead guilty including the actress, felicity huffman. who is doing court later this month. there are nearly 20 others that have not made a deal with prosecutors. like lori loughlin and her husband, mossimo giannulli. there new details coming out about just how much money one family paid $6.5 million for help getting the daughter into stanford. that according to the wall street journal. the family from china also they note the family got connected to the mastermind of the scheme, singer, via a morgan stanley employee. prosecutors have cited that before but given few details. no further information as to why the family has not been charged. elizabeth: molly, thank you so much journeyman -- guilty or not guilty? >> in federal court the conviction rate is extremely high at trial. it is not to say you will plea

guilty in every case you have to look at the evidence . but if the evidence in front of you is strong, as it is likely to be here by the way, a lot of times it is advisable to plead guilty but the more nuanced point, this goes against human nature that the opportunities are often quick early on. it goes against -- elizabeth: what do you mean? they will offer you something quick that is very beneficial and the average person not familiar with the system will say we should fight. because a lot of other aspects of our lives, hanging tough in waiting things get better. in a federal criminal case it generally gets worse. so think about it. the lawyer tells you you should take this right away and people are very skeptical. elizabeth: right. you say it is human nature to fight but they should not fight. >> it is human nature to look with a jaundiced eye at hiring a lawyer, paying a lot of money and the lawyer says you should take the plea but as i tell

people all the time for the last 40 years, is often very counterintuitive. >> they say they will face jail time. >> yes, this couple, they are cooperating, it is interesting a quick point on that is that i think thegovernment wants to see if they know , if they can give information about people inside of usc and ucla. elizabeth: interesting! because that is the next step. >> because that is how it works. it is unlikely that various parents on the big spoke no information about each other. elizabeth: interesting that's a great point. doug burns just revealed the next level. the next step at colleges. terrific, come back. 600 legal border crossers arrested last night trying to cross into new mexico. the largest group apprehended in just one night. that story is coming up. hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise.

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off than you were four years ago? elizabeth: that was the one question that donald trump can ask it it is what reagan asked.

are you better off than you were four years ago? 2020 democrats are in panic mode over the economic boom. joe biden with wildly inaccurate attacks on the trump economy. >> did you get any benefit from the tax cuts? have your wages really gone up? do your employers treat you with any more respect and dignity than they did before? what is the story? ask the folks. ask the folks in this state. i know the state pretty well. the fact of the matter is that they are not getting their fair share. elizabeth: the fact of the matter is the majority of americans did get tax rate cuts. and wages did go up. the point of order, the median household income dropped under obama and joe biden. now the media also for months, wrongly predicting a trumpers session. today they just said 20 and 75,000 jobs created in april. far higher than estimates. 100 straight month of job creation. journeymanfrom -- joining me

now, congressman from georgia. >> anyone that does not recognize the economy is booming, new jobs in the private sector and unemploymen , the record lows that we are seeing.as you mentioned, 3.2 percent gdp this week. thousands of jobs being added. 5 million people coming off food stamps in the last two years. these are not the type of things that you see in a recession. these are the type of thing that you see in a booming, thriving economy. it is the policies of the president. >> i think is a game of who do you believe? me or your lying eyes? the u.s. is doing better than any other industrial nation in the world. we've got an expansion that is expected to last through july which would make it the longest on record. we record high readings of confidence from an millennials. new data coming in. a number of states, pennsylvania, colorado, minnesota, when -- wisconsin.

incomes are going up. >> i would add atlanta to that list. i have rural counties, for the first time ever, there have been major industries come to their counties. this is something that, joe biden is either massively disengaged from reality or he is deliberately trying to mislead the american people. the american people know that the economy is booming.they have more money in their pocket. elizabeth: i think the democrats are nervous. you have to ask yourself, what is joe biden's economic plan? we have union workers seeing pensions going up. many on 401(k)s and iras. -- the dow just had the best start since 1999. the nasdaq since 1991. the s&p 500 since 1987. >> and those are the type of things that are going to carry

the president through to the massive victory coming up in a couple of years because reality is reality and people are keeping more money in their pocket. it is the policies of the president. he has been masterfully cutting regulations which has enabled businesses to boom.and the tax cut bill coming along a side of that, it has created an incredible environment in which the free enterprise, the strongest economic engine in the world has been able to explode far beyond any expectations that the democrats -- elizabeth: republicans just need a health plan.they need that. we will have you back on to talk about that, congressman, jody hice. thank you for coming in. coming up, democrat critics up in arms over the presidents plan to ask congress for another 4 and a half billion dollars to solve the open border crisis. much of it going to monetary -- to humanitarian aid.

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liz: to the border, border patrol apprehending the largest group of border crossers yet. 654 apprehended in new mexico. let's get to texas attorney general. great to see you, sir. these are big numbers. the groups are getting bigger and bigger. >> that's true. i think it was over 100,000 in

march. the numbers are bigger than they have ever been. we've been worried about that it is going to get worse and it has. liz: the white house asking congress for 4 1/2 billion dollars in money to help with the border crisis, three quarters of that is humanitarian. he's getting heavily criticized for that. >> which is amazing to me. this is humanitarian relief. not even for border security. a small percentage of it is for border security -- percentage of it is for border security. i don't know why anyone would oppose that. it is designed to take care of people. liz: we're always tracking the polls and what voters are thinking about this issue. washington post abc poll, more than a third of americans say that illegal immigration at the border is at a crisis, level. that's up 11 percentage points since january. and then percentage of democrats who agree with that, it jumps 7 percentage points to now a quarter of democrats say it is a crisis. >> yeah, i think slowly but surely people outside of the border states are realizing that this is a crisis and that if we

do not address it, it will only get worse, as it relates to, you know, human trafficking and smuggling and crime and just all the issues related to security. liz: 2020 democrats bernie sanders, kamala harris, cory booker all say it is a crisis. we had officials from the border with us talking about how for every state, it's a border crisis because this is happening -- it comes -- and the influx comes into their states including a lot of crime. that's what this official is saying. do you agree with that? >> that's absolutely true. transportation obviously allows for people to move. once they come into our state, they are not all going to stay in texas. they are going to move to other states. they will move drugs to other states and human trafficking to other states and some of the crime to the other states. this is a consequence in reality for the entire country. liz: ken paxton, attorney general, thank you very much for joining us, sir. we appreciate it. thank you very much for having us in your homes and thank you for watching. it's been a jam-packed show. we have more news for you tomorrow night. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network.

have great evening. lou: good evening everybody. attorney general william barr on capitol hill today, for four hours the attorney general endured the predictable smears, vitriol, from the radical dems who absolutely disgraced themselves today. they misrepresented the attorney general intentionally. they called him a liar. they insulted his position. it was a magnificent performance by an extraordinary band of fools on the judiciary committee. the radical dems, and through it all, the attorney general once again exhibiting patience, intellect,