>> beerks and others, i suppose you have to go in and maybe make a name for yourself. susan: guys, thank you so much. "bulls and bears." liz: democrats ready to rumble in just a few hours. we break down the democrats' push to knock out joe biden on women's issues from flip-flopping to being 1% joe, that middle class joe. the president says he won't live tweet about it, he'll be on a plane. he says the democrats are a boring not exciting group of people. we are going to show you why obama failed as the job training czar.

the president. rick scott will talk to us yes said on the senate floor today that he is disgusted with the democrats for their radicalism about the border that triggered the crisis to begin with. trying to shamelessly trying to exploit the border in an election. for cover plain being th the bor which they do nothing to fix it and enforce the immigration laws they passed in the first place. this hour, congress is still fighting over the 4.5 billion in humanitarian aid. we'll show you the full list of democrats and media pundits who claim there is no border crisis. how the trump-iran policy is work. demolishing iran's toil output and not cutting its funding for

terror proxies. the mullahs in iran sit on billions of dollars in confiscated property. and former fbi official will weigh in on what mueller will and will not say when he testifies. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. we have all the angles covered for you. we have chad pergram and connell mcshane. he's live in miami for the democratic debate and edward

lawrence is awaiting the president's arrival in japan for the g2. >> summit. -- the g20 summit. >> the house and senate are out of alignment. the house passed a more liberal bill. today's was a moth moderate bill that got democratic support. they are trying to blend those bills. they don't have much time to try to resolve this. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was noncommittal about trying to go to a conference committee to try to put the bills together. they will go out for the july 4 recess very soon and they are concerned the border facility could run out of money very soon. soon. nancy pelosi says she wants to talk with members of her caucus. they need to bring the bail back into the house of

representatives and modify that in a way to appeal to maybe some republicans and get a bipartisan vote. that's what president trump would sign. i spoke with veronica escobar, a democratic freshman from a border district in el paso. she said the guardrails have to be there. he's and you untrustworthy president. he'll use the funds in nefarious ways. giving him a flank check is dangerous. liz: there was a lot of other action happening on cap til. >> there was a big hearing today before the house oversight committee. the hatch act prohibits government employees from participating until political

activities. also members of congress on both sides of the aisle are starting to wrap their heads around robert mueller coming to testify on july 17. there is concern on department krattic side of the aisle that they are overplaying their hand and this could be the prelude to itch peachment. it will probably be one of the most of extraordinary hearings we have seen on capitol hill since the iran-contra hearings. liz: we are hours away from the democrat candidates. they will start duking it out. according to the polls joe biden does lead the overall pack. connell mcshane is at the scene in miami with more. connell? >> you know, the republicans went through this the last time

around where you have a crowded debate stable more this case two crowded debate stages. 10 candidates tonight, 10 more tomorrow night. earlier today here in miami, trying to get a sense of how these candidates might stand out. take a listen. >> i think if you are looking at this field and you are a candidate going into tonight, the way you stand out is by having a solution for the american people. if you look at previous debates you see the standout moments that resonate and help the poll numbers when somebody actually has a solution. do i think there will be back and forth? absolutely. what it will be on is there specific policy proposals and record. and i think that's fair game. >> just by the numbers, it's clear elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusets is the

frontrunner. and the real clear politics average of the polls, she has been running close to 134%. and there is nobody else close to that. warren without bernie sanders and joe biden and kamala harris on the stage will have a chance and a space, you would think, to focus as she likes to do on policy. whether there is to the earlier points back and forth, we'll see. maybe with former congressman beto o'rourke. he has been down around 3% in the average of the polls. cory booker just over 2%. you could look at it a couple of ways. it's an opportunity for a number of candidates who were expected to be doing better than they have so far and make a mark tonight. but for senator elizabeth warn, the last few weeks have been quite friendly to her. we'll see if she can keep it

going tonight. liz: 20 democrats are going to battle it out. 10 tonight and 10 tomorrow night. president trump said he'll be on a plane. and he won't live tweet his analysis. this as president trump's economic approval rating is above 40%. democrats leading independent say there are too many democrats running for president. let's bring in donna brazile. >> i remember back in 2015-2016 the republicans said we have got too many people running. as you know, once the voters start making their mind and we start having a real contest and not just debates it will get small quickly. but i put my eyes on this little

card. i will put check check check. it will be an exciting night. what are you going to cook, what are you going to eat? liz: here is way want your opinion on. there was a "new york times" opinion piece blasting joe biden saying he's like watching an actor who can't remember his own lines and he's speaking gibberish. they said this performances are unnerving. what was your take on that? >> i have heard joe biden speak in public before and he's always on fire. maybe the reporter went to an event where the president wasn't at his full passionate self. i don't care about these polls right now. we don't have a frontrunner. we have a very open process.

liz: you don't think bide be is the frontrunner? the democrats will push biden on how he inappropriately touched women and for the anita hill, and the hyde amendment and being tough object crime in the 90s. >> in terms of the process itself, as you recall, in 2008 hillary clinton was the frontrunner. obama won the nomination. at this point in the contest polls really don't matter. it tells you how well you should calibrate on some issue, what states you should be in right now. if you are kamala harris and number four in california, maybe you should go home. but these polls only give us what i call is a short view on where the democratic electorate

is today. liz: we have the squall treat journal saying biden's experience is his strength. you are saying it's more like taking the temperature of how the democrat electorate is. here is the thing. even "the washington post" is going after joe biden saying he's 1% joe, not middle class joe. the millions from books and speaking deals. the house he's runting in mclean, virginia, the 10 bathrooms and the like. >> it looked and felt like they were ripping into hillary clinton. in 2016 we were talking about her wealth and the fact she owned homes and she gave speeches like many other public officials when they leave office. so what democratic voters and those tuning in tonight, they

will look at those candidates and size them up. am i ready to higher this person? some of these candidates will pass the test, many others will not. >> we love having you on. joe biden did fail as obama's job training czar. so that's really the thing. trump created six times the manufacturing jobs in his first 24 months versus obama's first 24. it will be about jobs. >> here is the final point. >> you know we were in a deep recession when joe biden and barack obama came into office. they built out of a hole. and i'm so -- we bailed out a lot of people object wall street. what i appreciate is donald trump is building on that.

he promised a renaissance. we'll judge him on his record. it's his record we should be talking about. but if we want to talk about his record, let's talk about it. but you and i need more time to do that. i'm going to have some red wine and some deliciousday cajun popcorn. please call me. liz: i will email and text you. you have a more sophisticated palate than i do. president trump is heading to japan for the g20. edyard lawrence is in japan with more. >> president trump is in the air heading to osaka, japan. as the sun is coming up in osaka, the city is on lockdown. president trump will meet with nine of them.

australia. but one of the most of anticipated meetings is with russian president vladimir putin. president trump: iran can do whatever they want. it's just fine. i have plenty of time. but they have a country that's in economic distress it's an economic disaster right now. they can solve it quickly or solve it 10 years from now. whatever they want is fine with me. whatever they want. i have all the time in the world. in the meantime there are very strong anxious, they have to live with those sanctions. but iran should do the right thing for their people. >> president trump added more sanctions on iran last week. he told the country publicly that they face obliteration if there was an attack on another american asset. iran's president said president

trump suffers from mental illness. the president also trying to focus on trade. he'll speak to the japanese president shinzo abe trying to get a trade deal with japan. and also joining ping. the president will try to re -- and also the chinese president xi jinping. after the g20 ends the president will go to south korea where the president says he'll not be meeting directly with kim jong-un. >> i will be meeting with a lot of other people. but i may be speaking to him in a different form. i will be going to south korea after we are finished with the g20. we have a lot of meetings planned with a lot of different countries. >> north korea signaling they may be willing to make some

concessions on our nuclear program. we'll have to see how that plays out. liz: robert mueller agreeing to testify next month. the democrats got what they wanted. but will it backfire on them? at first we have this. still no deal between the house and senate on emergency humanitarian help for the border. are they going to get something passed? we'll talk with nor rick scott on how democrats are shamelessly exploiting a crisis they helped create. that story is coming up. president trump: i just spoke with nancy pelosi. we had a good conversation having to do with the bill, humanitarian aid at the border. hopefully they can get something done. it's humanitarian aid.

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casey stegall is on the ground in clintd, texas. reporter: agents on the ground tell us this is unfortunately something that's happening more and more often. migrants of all ages drowning as they attempt to cross the rio grand river into the united states. the river is the international boundary. on one side is mix mexico, and d on one side is the united states. you have smugglers and people trying to cross the river to reach the u.s. shores. 44 water rescues carried out last year. in all of 2018. 44. so far in 2019, more than 400 of them have been carried out. all of them attributed to the wave of migrants that keep showing up at our border mostly

seeking asylum and there are no signs of it slowing. there were 300 kids being detained at this facility. the federal government says it moved nearly 300 of them out of here. but by tuesday 100 per back. what conditions changed they are not saying. liz: still in deal in washington at this hour on the $4.5 billion bill for the border crisis. crisis. this after top democrats had insisted for months that there is no crisis at the border. that this is a quote phoney crisis. now democrats are being criticized for shamelessly

trying to exploit the border crisis to win in 2020. they are now trying to complain about the border when they did nothing to fix it for years. the democrats don't enforce the immigration laws they created. senator, thanks for joining us. you said you are disgusted with what's going on. >> i have been here for six months. i'm disgusted with the democrats. they won't secure the border. they won't provide us more agents. they won't provide us telling or more lawyers to deal with asylum seekers. they don't provide us any barriers and then they want to say, oh, president trump you are not take taking care of all the

people to want to come here because you don't have the right facilities. they were not hired to run a center. they were hired to provide security and comply with the law of this country. we love immigration in this country. i am from an immigration state, florida. but we have laws that are supposed to be enforced. there are people bringing drugs across the border. there are terrorists trying to cross the border. there are wonderful people trying to come into our country because they want to live the american dream. you saw the picture of the father with the 23-month-old daughter that died on the shore. you heard the story of how many people have been rescued. border patrol people are saving lives every day. what do the democrats say? you are not doing your job, why

don't you care about people. now at least they acknowledged there is a crisis. li what was your take on senator elizabeth warren visiting the detention center in florida? >> where was she in 2018 when obama opened that center? this -- they are just going down there, it's a photo op. trying to use the kid there as a pawn for a message. nobody should be president of this country if you are not willing to secure the border and enforce the laws of this country and still have compassion. we want people to come here legally. liz: the facilities were not built to hold children. they were meant for adults. >> these facility were not built

and the people were not hired and trained. this is not what they are trained to do. they are trained to provide border security. they don't -- won't spend the billions it takes to security the border and then they won't give us the money to take care of the people who come across that president trump and our border agents are trying to do every day. these people go to work every day and they are watching the democrats go on television attack them every day. liz: senator, i have never heard you so upset. >> i have a 3-year-old grandson, i love him. let's create laws that make them that work. don't make them go through the cartels and give a year's salary. and don't lie to them? they have a chance of dying on the rio grande.

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to their cause since day one. he has been courted by the other side so they can wrap the president in this their tough. how did people end up on the mueller team who have a history of supporting democrats. >> i think it will blow up in their face. reporter: the democratic chairman of the how intelligence and judiciary committee said a closed session is anticipated for classified discussions. >> just as he says ways in the report and says it sotomayor can people hear it will be important because they have been subjected to months of deception as to what was in the report by the attorney general and the president. that will be important. whether he goes farther than

that, we'll see. reporter: house republicans say they are eager to pin mueller down on the fisa court reliance on the steel dossier. >> this is something the democrats i believe they finally were forced into doing this because they had no other options. but at the end of the day i think it will reinforce what the report says. it says what it says. what ibd we'll find -- what we'll find out is the dark underbelly that started it all. >> after that investigation, if we had had confidence the president did not commit a crime, we would have said so. it's explained under longstanding department policy. a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he's in office.

that's unconstitutional. ebb if the charge is department under seal and hidden from public view, that, too, is prohibited. reporter: the justice department. the attorney general testified mueller told him there were other factors, not the legal opinion that weighs against it. the democrats announced the mueller testimony after weeks of back and forth with mueller's team. liz: let's get to the former fbi official bill gavin. great to have you on. is this going to live up to the hype? >> well, liz, i'm not sure what it's going to live up to. the minority members of congress are going to do everything they can to coerce mueller to go beyond the four corners of the report he prepared. i don't think that's going to

happen. they will try to get him to explain in a statement that he made that if they had found any facts that did not support criminal activity they would have said so. that doesn't make any sense to me. they didn't put forth any facts that he did commit a crime. so it doesn't make sense to me. >> the media has the president convicted even before the mueller report came out. here is the thing. prosecutors are not allowed to decide guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. mueller cannot undercut the president's presumption of innocence. >> absolutely not. the abirth to convict somebody rests with a juri' your peers. there is no way that the media

or anybody else should be doing what they are doing to this president. it doesn't make any sense whatsoever for them to be doing the kind of things and saying the kind of things. i heard just before this segment, i heard somebody say just the very fact that mueller will come on and say what the report says will be strong evidence that the president did something wrong. what are they thinking? liz: that's jerry nadler saying that. >> there is no logic in that at all. liz: this is about dangerous precedent. house democrats can demand mueller testify, then any congressional committee can subpoena any prosecutor who fails to prosecute any citizen. >> that lead to a slippery slope on what our democracy and rule of law is. i don't believe bob mueller will

go beyond the four corners of that. but i know the dems are still licking their wound from the loss of 2016 which they have still not gotten over, need to pay attention to what they were elected to do. we the people. there were serious events and serious pieces of legislation that have to be passed. that they are all tied in a knot over the mueller report. they have to find nothing more than what was in the report. it doesn't make any sense. liz: the fireworks are going to come when mark meadows starts asking why didn't you look into the steel dossier and the fisa abuses. bill gaffein, love having you on. we are less than three hours from the democrat debate. we'll break down all the

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liz: it was pretty exclusive stawf, sir. thank you for joining us. what was going on? >> there is one thing that this whole hearing is about and that is to go after the president. every hearing we are having in oversight has one purpose, one agenda, and that is get to the president. in this case within the inner circle of around the president, kellyanne conway is one of those. and the democrats are going after her for doing her job in hopes if they get her fired they will get one step closer to the president. it's important to highlight this is the purpose of the democrat party and there is no yes that was the purpose of the hearing today. she is effective and good at her job, that's why sheer trying to fire her. do you think she violated the hatch act? >> she may or may not.

the question is, her job, what she is hired to do, is to advance the president's agenda and when you are standing in front of a camera and when they ask a question live on television and stick a microphone in your face, she has to answer the question. there may be times -- i am not one to determine whether she violated the hatch act or not. i know it's something that's been common with almost every administration. i look at john ernest almost on a daily basis. her job is to advance the president's agenda. quite frankly, i think the clips many democrats showed today, when the american people show those clips, she was not endorsing a candidate or asking for money. she was stating the president's position on those issues. it's very clear to the american people she is simply doing her

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liz: workers at the retailer way fare staged a walkout today because way fare sold beds to the government for the border detention facilities. reporter: hundreds of people packed into copley square in boston. a mix of supporters and way fair employees who are protesting the sale of beds to the border facilities. 500 plus way fair employees expressed concern and anger over the atrocities being committed at our border. >> it's our job to make it as hard as possible to operate these camps. we have to throw a wrench into what they are attempting to do.

reporter: the order was for $200,000 for beds for a facility. the way fare walkout twitter be handle explained, as a retailer it's standard practice to fulfill orders for all customers. the employees called on the company to donate profits. they said bay fair agreed to make a donation to the red cross and that's not exactly what employees had in mind. liz: gas prices are spiking just in time for the 4th of july weekend. a refinery was severely damaged

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jillian, the free stuff for the democrats. >> democrats get to find out what various candidates offering. i think one remarkable thing is if you listen to the discussion, it is not conducted in the terms of multibillion-dollar plans, these are trillion dollar plans. i think it is disingenuous how they are making the argument will tax the rich the billionaires will pick it up and corporations will pick it up, it is unequivocally untrue. if you take all of their wealth and confiscated it you will not have enough to pay for the all of these major plans. >> let's break it down for bernie payer single-payer, things like the green new deal. >> medicare for all. >> yes, free college. >> yes. chris according to government data and analysis we can with $17 trillion a year. >> it is a lot. >> they are talking trillions now. chris and i have to laugh when they do things like green new deal.

many of these things are going to drive up gas, utility bills. it turns out that poor americans disproportionately devote their income to these things. it will really hurt low income americans at the same time. it will certainly hit the middle class. this is a tax on us all.>> you know, critics keep saying democrats are an absolute disgrace because they never talk about how they take your tax dollars and throw it down government rat holes. it is the equivalent of setting it on fire pit $1.3 trillion in government overpayments out of things like medicaid and social security. they just want more of your money. >> if you look at some of the waste -- it is completely egregious. it is really difficult to kill a bad program. one example is job corps. they want to shut down nine centers. have serious problems where they are supposed to be teaching young people to do jobs that you have people choking each other,

methamphetamine problems, and they cannot shutdown dysfunctional government programs. i think some spending that is not egregious we don't have a hope. >> limit get back to, joe biden was obama's job-training czar. he studied it for a few years, it was run by nine agencies. and 600 million in grants he oversaw. they say abject failure.noah gets a job from these job-training programs. and he is trying to get job creation. what is the answer to that? >> is just throw money at the problem and the unfortunate thing is, it is not their money it is your money. >> is an open fire hydrant of taxpayer money to buy votes. >> it is. you can see what is happening in states where democrats control both houses of the legislature and governorship. there pushing through these

progressive agendas. you see taxpayers freaking out, businesses leaving the state, people moving. i think this is a preview of what is to come. >> is what will bother me person could occur with the irs for years. a testify for congress twice about irs reform. if you have a big government you have a big government tax collector going after taxpayers. democrats do not care about any of that. >> yeah, you can go through the obama years, some of the stuff that's happening, i think the idea is that we will be spending our way to solutions but i think will often end up spending our way into bigger problems as taxpayers. >> are you going to watch the debates? >> yeah. i'm interested in the identity politics, how much more their planning to spend, how many big programs. those are the two main things. also i think that a fine line to walk between likability and feeling like they are aggressive enough. >> the president said it will be boring. final word, quick. >> this is the start and we

have a lot of -- [laughter] >> jillian melchior come back soon. thank you for joining us, thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. have a good evening. good evening everyone the radical dems trying to undermine and overthrow presidential continues. immensely flawed special counsel said his final report, should be his testimony, reversing himself, not unexpectedly.robert mueller now will testify himself before congress next month. the controversial and highly partisan former prosecutor with a career built on failures will be back on the attack against president trump. despite two years of investigation that resulted in