policy but they are not directed by the government. does anybody believe that? >> xi is running the whole thing. david: thank you for watching. that does it for bulls and bears. reporter: reuters reports the u.s. is preparing to send more troops to the middle east in response to the threat from iran after the pentagon released images showing what happened on the day the u.s. says the iran yanl attacked two ships in the gulf of oman. secretary of state mike pompeii or declaring that america does not want war but we'll take action if necessary. pompeo double down on the claims that iran is behind the tanker

attacks. huawei says it will take a $30 billion hit as a result of the u.s. ban and trade war with china. fox business will take a rare look at the company as management pushes back saying it's not an arm of the government. the battle for the border. the trump administration moving to pull several hundred million in aid to several central american countries for not getting a handle on illegal immigration. i'm charles payne in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. [♪] charles: let's get right to it. israel's ambassador to the united nations wbl thank you for joining us.

we always come together. we also appreciate your expertise. the prov provocations brought on recently on top of the general mayhem that iran typically creates in the region. what's happening here? >> you named it. iran is trying to blackmail the u.s. to stop with the sanctions. they are trying to create i os in the region. now it's coming to the sensitive location where 30% of the world's oil supply comes from the gulf. it's what they want to do, to put pressure. the u.s. will not give into the pressure coming from iran.

we'll not give in and continue with the sanctions. charles: so far the show of force might have been a deterrent. it might have exacerbated the december bracing in iran. >> i don't think anyone wants to see escalation. they don't want to see escalation. the iranians stop with the aggression it's unacceptable. you targeted civilians. i think. we don't negotiate with the iranians, but we apply more pressure and then renegotiate the agreement. charles: it's hard to imagine the europeans, considering they have been contemplating ways to get around america pulling out

of the nuclear deal with a different monitoring system. they have been very resistant. while the u.k. says there is no doubt this is the work of iran, germany not so much here. there are a lot of european countries seem to be standing in the back of the room not want to go commit to one side or the other. >> they say, we are the boots to iran. the companies are pulling out from iran. major companies aren't vulnerable. airbus is pulling out of iran. charles: here in the united states there is scepticism whether there iran is behind this. some are questioning whether saudi arabia is behind the

situation. is there a motive or a possibility that there could be another culprit here? >> it's absolutely iran behind that. they spend $7 billion a year for chaos. the egyptians and jordanians, the saudis. i think what the u.s. is doing is the right thing to do. charles: ambassador, how do you think it will end? >> i think it iranians will have to come back and renegotiate the agreement. charles: they are given a 10-day. some say low grade uranium could be enriched. do you think they will blink and come back to the negotiating table? >> they are panicking.

i think we should keep on the pressure on bring them back to the table. charles: joining us on the phone wbl zuhdi jasser, i want to get your thoughts on this. apparently we are going to send more troops into the region. there is more evidence coming out. it feels close to most observers that this is a bigger act of provocation from iran. the bigger question is where does this take us. >> i think it will take us to a more stable route. the only way to prevent attacks on oil tankers, it's not them that's doing it, it's the proxies of the terrorists in the area. so at the end of the day, us sending more troops there will

allow us to do escorts as we did in the past in '87 and '88. i think it's wise. charles: they were looking for a spike in the cost of oil they are obviously soarply disappointed. we pumped too much oil in this country. so now that that has failed we are sending moral troops. it nullifies perhaps attacks, but how do we get to the end game? >> it will have to be the can long term end game will hopefully be the iranian people. they are no longer saying death to america, they are saying death to koa mainy and death to the regime. i think further destabilization,

and if russia decides to no longer fuel the iranians, that will be a changer. but if they continue to prop them up, iran will continue to feel the squeeze of the sanctions. and they will continue to act out like children having a temper tantrum and we'll do what we have to to protect our allies. i understand there is something big, there is something on the verge of perhaps a revolution. beyond the sanctions what else shoulds west be doing some support something like that. >> i guarantee you they would not be doing this as a distraction unless they were destabilize internally. we should be continuing to bring crust to the women in the streets trying to bring about a call for freedom of, whether

it's removing the hijab, calls against the sanctions economy. the money the obama administration gave them never got to the people. it went to fuel the genocide in syria and the houthis, and the people know that. across the country where the theocrats are home. they are feeling the pressure so they are trying to distract the world from what's happening internally. charles: big news back in the united states. major retailers and designers taking their serious concerns over the china trade war straight to the white house and the u.s. trade representative. hillary vaughn has that story. >> hundreds of tech, toy and

clothing retailers warn that every product they bring from china the tax would be passed down to the customers. >> we'll absorb the tariffs or have to deal with the tariffs it's a tax on consumers. >> it's very infacingary. it d it's very inflationary. >> this possible round of tariffs will hit kp consumer goods. some people like u.s. manufacturers want the administration to stay on course and continue to crack down on china. >> i'm here to support the administrations tariffs against textile imports. it starts with a somewhat level

playing field and brings some manufacturing back into the western hemisphere. >> a lot of companies i have talked to said they have thought about moving operations out of schieno d out of china to vietnam but none of them said they are thinking about moving it back to the u.s. charles: two fatal crashes involving 737 max. boeing facing more bad news on a separate plane. >> the company ceo said it made a mistake in the way it handled the cockpit warning light on the 737 max. he called the communication with the regulate tores and its

customers was unacceptable. you new software for the 737 could cop out as early as this week. >> we are very sorry the loss of lives as the result of the tragic accidents. our thoughts and our prayers are with the loved ones of those who lost their lives. reporter: boeing supplier general electric with a delay that will affect the 737x jet. boeing stock today still closing higher. charles: huawei says they will lose $30 billion in the next few years after america's black listing. they are asking america to ease the ban. the 2020 elections.

american officials looking at ways to protect the election system from russian hacking while launching cyber attacks on the russian power grid. that's coming up. ♪

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charles: chinese telecome giant -- telecom giant what what you .huawei has been identifieda security risk. >> we had a rare opportunity to tour the huawei headquarters. my first question is why are we here? >> why are you here? we have always been very open and transparent about inviting journalists like yourself to come and visit huawei. i think there are lots of

misunderstanding and misinformation about what we do. reporter: the biggest misunderstanding according to williamson. he says there is no connection between huawei and the chinese government. that brought us to the question whether huawei could be used to facilitate spying if asked to by the chinese government. >> many countries are deploying their 5g networks. so we work closely with those partners to build up the hardware. but the telecom partners are in charge of the data. reporter: i want to be clear on this point. there is no need for you to, but could you? >> we could not do it without the permission of the telecom come sni any? >> to my knowledge it's not

technically possible. reporter: we were given a demonstration on the rollout of 5g. a huawei executive told me they aren't work on developing their own chips. no timeline was given as to when huawei could ramp up its own chip business and replace american companies it has been working with for years. they told us it's part of their plan b to surp vaive if the u.s. governor -- survive if the u.s. government applies the pressure. charles: the united states is wary of huawei being an

extension of the chinese government. there are lawsuits that have already been settled. where do you come down on this? what should we be concerned about? >> we should be concerned about not only american entities using huawei products, but also our allies. i sat in a briefing with analysts and experts on this. they were adamant. huawei is subsidized heavily by the chinese government making them a chinese government entity, and they have invented things in the systems they have produced and that are being used by ourselves and our allies. they have the ability to collect data. the interview you just showed as far as i'm concerned was a con job on behalf of huawei.

charles: that being said. there is some talk in the administration that huawei could be part of the grand bargain with china. could there be any circumstancee where we would trust huawei enough to let them be part of our 5g communications? >> i don't think i would trust them. i don't think the u.s. intelligence agency would trust them. allies using anything produced by huawei will not be able to get classified intelligence from the united states. i don't they will we'll go down that road even as part of the trade negotiations. charles: we are sending more troops to iran and obviously it

feels like perhaps there is a possibility of escalation. where do you see it going? >> i don't think we are going to war. i think this trump administration does not want to go to war. but i think they are going to stake a stand. the worst thing that can happen is what ronald reagan tried to do. he tried to appease the iranians by trading weapons for hostages. the jcpoa and administration was embarrassed and humiliated that right after that obama administration, we lost two of our ships out in the gulf * not ships. small patrol boats. the crews were taken and humiliate. you cannot appease them. you have to take a positive step

forward. charles: we are tracking several other stories. in he jim mohammed morse -- in egypt, mohammed morci has died. the muslim brotherhood' says his death was murder. he was egypt's onli'' freely elected leader. he was 69. investigators say. sotheby's is going private. the auction house is being acquired for $57 a share. it's a publicly traded company

for 20 years. two people were shot near some two million fans turned out to celebrate the raptors first nba championship ever. two suspects are in custody. prime minister justin trudeau was on stage at the time at the premiere and the party there. the u.s. withheld millions in aid to central america for their failure to stop illegal immigration. the u.s. government is wrapping up a sieb -- a cyber attack on

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charles: breaking news. an update on the u.s. sending more troops to the middle east. the pentagon approved deployment of 1,000 troops. '. america is protecting threats against the u.s. elections. reporter: authorities say iowa

was hacked by the russians. illinois says it's ready to face any threat. the records of 76,000 voters were compromise. so the federal government has given states $380 million for elect protection. it's money to help local counties prevent any foreign interference. >> it sounds like a war. >> absolutely. we are at the front lines in sharing the protections to the integrity of our elections. >> that's the clerk of sangamon county. these computers are the new battlefield in defending the election system. they created a cyber navigator program. they are on guard for hacking

across the state and they are available 24/7. they told us they are ready. reporter: it sounds like the cyber navigators are like a commander compute ear squad. >> they are at the front line of defense. they do risk assessment testing. to discover what vulnerabilities exist in the system. reporter: officials say the mid-terms in 2018 went smoothly and they didn't have any evidence of hacking. charles? charles: thank you very much, eric. joining me now, bill gavin. do you think we are taking the right step or enough steps to insure that russia or any other entity won't be able to get into our election system again? >> i certainly think we are.

what i believe is misleading is when we look at what the press is saying. it indicates the united states is brand-new to the cyber intrusion techniques. that's not true. we have been doing this for 15-20 years. we have been doing to other adversarial countries what they have been doing to us. the trick is to not let them know you were there or let them know in some instances you were there to lead them in the wrong direction as to what to look for. we are always three to four technologies beyond what the public is aware of. and i'm sure we are doing that for the military industrial complexes and the power grids. but i think we also looks at our adversaries, somebody like russia. some islamic extremists are bright people who also do these

things to us. charles: on a federal level i think we all agree. we know it's complicated. but it was russian interest force in the last election and it wasn't hard. some of it involved buying ads on social media. so the lotion election government, the -- the local election governments, they are vulnerable to ransom ware attacks. you have got to believe russia can take anything they want. >> that's true. they are starting to do some things on the local levels with the state. maybe they are come together table late. but behind the curtain other things have been done in the past. charles: the kremlin warning about a cyber war.

that's their war because they say we are hack their power grid. what would a cyber war look like? are we already in some form of a cyber war? >> i think we are already sitting on the brink of a cyber war and it's every bit as ominous as a nuclear attack. if they can shut down our industrial complexes, we can do the same for them. we are at a dangerous time right now, and we need to keep our eye on the ball. charles: coming up, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he'll bring up a roughly $5 billion bill to help with humanitarian crises at the border. many in his party fear a big

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charles: the united states plans to with hold hundreds of millions in aid to central america over the surge in illegal immigration. that's even as mexico sets up troops to prevent migrants from crossing the border. reporter: i.c.e. deports 1,500 squa1,500 -- guatemalans from te u.s. >> are you going to try again? >> no. you have two daughters and i need work. >> i try a couple times. >> more guatemalans are

apprehend at the u.s. border than any other country. >> lack of education and lack of money. reporter: they are being pushed out by a drop in coffee prices and wages as low as $8 a day. >> guatemala doesn't generate enough jobs for the population we have. reporter: a super highway of migrants crosses guatemala every day inviting drugs, extortion and corruption. last week guatemala invited 80u.s. agents to advise the country on border security. the interior minister is considering a safe third country. >> guatemala is going to be a

country that's going to support the u.s. with regards of closing that loophole. >> jose is head back with mexico's promise to put 6,000 soldiers on the border gives him pause. >> i'm afraid because i don't want to be returned to my country. reporter: no one we spoke to said sending more money to a corrupt government is the answer. charles: with we now, national border patrol vice president. what do you think of this. the united states withholding hundreds of millions in central american aid. your thoughts? >> we are in a position here in the united states where we are being overrun on our borders. we are overrun in our holding

cells and other countries need to take a lot of this responsibility on themselves. charles: you hear folks who are critical about what's happening at the border, critical of the administration. they report to mexico how fewer and fewer people are coming from there. that's because mexico helps their own economy. if the economy in your country are doing well enough, they are not going to take that dangerous trek. >> when these individuals come into the united states illegally and say the reason i'm coming is base need to look for a job, or i can't find a job in my country. that's not an asylum claim. that's not valid enough for them to remain here. we are having the individuals saying these things. remaining in the united states. i was pat one of these holding

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to include even guys from my own leadership within my own organization. we can't be putting it on the president. >> are people intimidated by this? why wouldn't people step up and offer some help? >> i don't know. maybe they are comfortable sitting there idle and waiting for the president to see what happens next election cycle. i don't have an answer. the people i represent are getting frustrated. we are seeing one individual thinking outside the box wbl and someone else needs to pick up the slack. charles: you are a straight short and we appreciate you coming on. amazon hitting back at alexandria ocasio-cortez. this after she ripped into jeff bezos over paying its workers what she is calling starvation

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charles: starvation wages. that's what alexandria ocasio-cortez says amazon pays its workers. she said it limits the employees' access to healthcare. amazon says these allegations are absurd. amazon associates earn between $17.30 and $23 an hour plus bonus. kelsey. aoc has had this battle with jeff bezos after she played a major role in amazon abandoning new york city. there is any truth? >> absolutely not. this was irresponsible on her part.

because she nows amazon raised its wages to $15 plus benefits. she suggested amazon is paying starvation wages which is interesting coming from the congress woman at the federal level advocating for a minimum page of $15. unless she is advocating for a minimum wage that she considers to be starvation wages. not to mention she grove out 25,000 jobs -- she drove out 25,000 jobs out of her district. charles: $district.charles -- charles: $. ,00$37,000 a year is theaverage.

but she is saying you have got to do college and a few on the hurdles. have these corporations opened the door to be hijacked by some of this? >> they run the risk of doing that. we want amazon to be interested in their wages for workers when they are growing enough to be able to do that. i support more businesses raise- raising their wages. 70% of businesses in the u.s. are small businesses. to ask that of them from the federal level would be harmful and cost people jobs. charles: progressives are pushing harder and harder against nancy pelosi.

aoc leading the charge, taking on president trump in a series of treats. are we getting closer to the dems going for some form of impeachment? >> at some point you like them to put their money where their mouth was. they talk about impeachment but they won't take the steps to go there because they know it's not popular among americans and their own base. it's only popular among the radical members of their base who might support figures like alexandria ocasio-cortez. i think they are trying to drum up a lot of media atechs to make it seem like they are -- media attention to make it seem like they are doing something. charles: nancy pelosi holds all of them cards when it comes to moving on impeachment. and it looks like it's not sitting so well with the

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♪ ♪ charles: by all accounts, house speaker nancy pelosi controls the strings when it comes to taking on impeachment proceedings against president trump. at least so far, no rash moves, but by all accounts, the progressive wing of her party is getting more and more aggrieved

with her. chris bedford, i want to take a listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez. over the weekend in her own words, watch. >> how real is that progressive frustration that speaker pelosi has said at least so far -- and she seems to be really holding the line -- that she's not ready to do that? >> i think it's quite real. and i believe that there is a very real animus and desire to make sure that we are, that we are holding this president to account. charles: a lot of friction in that party. where do you think it goes? >> unfortunately for nancy pelosi, the speakership is not very -- when you have the party structure, when you have the a ability to use earmarks and to cut off spending to people's districts, nowadays there's such a massive progressive groups that are able to prop up

candidates, run primaries, air advertisements, other than committee assignments, the speakership doesn't have a lot of powers. i believe there's a lot of discontent on the progressive side though especially in these outside groups. i don't think it's as much in congress as aoc would like. charles: i will say this though, this freshman class has been very vocal, and they have been very controversial, and, you know, chris, some of it, i think, gets back to identity politics and policies of division and envy. and ironically, it's turning on the party itself. they used it for a long time against remonies, but now they're -- republicans, but now they're having to grapple with it. >> and they've looked at the democratic party in the past with envy saying why don't you guys have the in-fighting that we have with the tea party. now they do, and it's now identity politics where someone like nancy pelosi who's as liberal and progressive as they basically get is now someone who's called a traitor because she's the wrong color, too old,

this or that. it's identity politics, and it's not something that i would be -- i would not want to be nancy pelosi dealing with this crew. charles: on that note, you know, she's got the usmca, she's dragging her feet on that. everyone says it's a great deal. and it feels like, you know, whether she calls president trump, accuses him of covering up or holding this hostage, this is her way of sort of appeasing the progressives in her party by not getting anything done. >> she might have a revolt if she got something done for the president. they weren't elected to put forward an agenda, they were elected to resist. that's why she's the speaker right now. she gave the president a win on anything, she would be in trouble a lot with her caucus, and that's part of the democratic game plan right now. i don't think it's going to work out too great for them in the next election, but i know their base would turn on them if they gave the president a single win no matter what they agree on on it. charles: so no usmca, no infrastructure deal, none of that, chris?

>> i'd be shocked if they got anything like it. charles: that is amazing. wow. chris, thank you very much. >> thanks, charles. charles: may, folks, it was a pleasure and honor to sit in for elizabeth macdonald. the man himself is next, you know, lou dobbs. so keep it right here on fox business. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the united states is sending another 1,000 troops to middle east, this as iran threatens to increase its enriched uranium stockpile beyond any agreed-upon limits. iran demanding that european leaders like macron and merkel side with iran and work, help iran evade the impact of u.s. sanctions. the radical dems remain hell bent in their harassment of the president. the dems now considering calling on former trump campaign members to testify in the eternal