if you are going to do it, you might as well play it out. liz: the president moments ago said he's winning his fight with the four freshmen progressives. the president at this hour flying to his make america great again rally in greenville, north carolina. the president in just a few hours expected to say it's about the democrat hard left and the quote horrible things they say about america and how their bad policies will ruin the country. it's healthcare as they continue to dodge how to pay for their plans. president trump meeting with

survivors of religious persecution around the world. a new plan just announced for a new summit with the vatican and the white house on religious freedom. president trump applauding pakistan's capture of the mastermind of the mumbai attack that killed 166 people. this coming days ahead of pakistan's prime minister's trip to washington to meet with the president. a stunning new poll done by "the washington post" finding a huge backlash against illegals inside mexico. we bring you the details on that. how this, plus the president's push to secure the border could mean the tide is turning against illegal border crossers. the 2020 presidential race turning into a dead heat. as sanders continues to dodge

questions on his policies but blames the media. bernie admits a large majority of taxpayers will have to pay hire taxes to pay for his healthcare. we to the four progressive freshmen democrats again attacking nancy pelosi. how they refused to apologize for their own incendiary comments and attack which president trump is about to highlight tonight. we have the run yowfnt examples of what they said. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. you are watching the fox business network. let's get to the latest on

president trump. we have fast-moving developments. the president heading to greenville, north carolina for a rally. but the president just spoke to the press after hosting survivors of religious persecution from around the globe. let's get to edward lawrence at the white house with more. >> it was not an event on his public schedule but he met with survivors of religious persecution. they told him stories of about being tortured or having relatives who were executed. one of them mentioned kim jong-un. asking president trump to bring up persecution the next time they talk tore communicate. one talked about being in a months income christchurch when gunmen stormed in killing 100 people. president trump: i want to congratulate you. it's an honor to be with you and

i will stand side by side with you forever. reporter: one woman escaped from isis. she won the nobel peace prize. they were persecuted from china, burma, iraq, vietnam. the president on his way right now to a rally in north carolina. he also put a new twist on the house rest solution condemning his comments he made over the four members of congress known as the squad, saying they need to go back to where they came from. president trump: i think the story last night was 187 republicans voted in favor of trump, and four voted against. i think that was the big story. there is great unity in the republican party. it's very unfair what happened with respect to the way i would say republicans are being treated. but certainly the way this

president has been treated. reporter: the president said the economy is doing very well. he says these four members of congress will pull the party so far to the left that in his words they will fall off a cliff. liz: in greenville, north carolina, people are lining up for make america great again rally and keep america great, too. reporter: that appears to be the slogan, keep america great. president trump set to take the stage at 7:00. people have been outside since 5:30 this morning, long lines to get in here. these folks were out here and the heat index hit the triple digits in eastern north carolina. the same in washington with this heat wave. but president trump says he'll focus on several themes.

a tweet from earlier this morning previewing what the president may talk about. he wrote, a big rally in greenville, north carolina. i will talk about people who love and hate our country, mostly love. 7:00:00 p.m. he's talking about the four fresh hemen congress women who call themselves the squad. they have been in a back and forth with president trump over the past few days calling a tweet he sent out sunday racist. you can bet he'll address that as comes on stage in north carolina. i heard from a trump official this is the 551st campaign rally since he announced he would run for president in 2015. liz: chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest on today's capitol hill showdown. >> we had several big stories.

the house just voted to block a resolution to try to impeach president trump. the vote was 332-95. 95 democrats voted against euthanizing this resolution. they want to try to impeach president trump. that's significant because that's more democrats than have been on the record publicly. this is the first me trif we have had since release of the mueller report. if you look at the house floor there is about to be another big vote in 3 or 4 minutes. william barr, and the attorney general? criminal contempt over the census. the other big story today is trying to get a deal to lift the debt ceiling. i spoke to house speaker nancy pelosi. she walked past here en route to the house floor. they are trying to get something in form give friday and maybe have the senate vote a week

after that. i asked her hoist was going and she said quote we think it can be done and we are in a good place. earlier i asked her what the stuff belling blocks were and she said it's all about the money. liz: netflix shares down sharply after hours after netflix which d -- netflix whiffed on newspaper subscriptions. gerri: the dow down 15 points, the nasdaq down 38. traders talking, hearing rumors about stalled negotiations between u.s. and china on trade. the big story, netflix, a subscriber miss. they even lost some u.s.

subscriber, a narrow revenue miss as well. the other big story, ibm leading on the bottom line at 3.17 a share. they met revenue guidance but still logged a decline year over year. finally, heard no details about the red hat acquisition. we'll be look for details on that in august. liz: a u.s. court just gave the colombian kingpin an effective death sentence behind bars for his quote overwhelming evil. the drug lorpds alleged to be behind the murders of hundreds of people is claiming his prison cell is mental torture. the mastermind of the mumbai

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liz: drug kingpin guzman sentenced to life in prison without parole plus 30 years due to what the judge call his overwhelming evil. reporter: he expressed no remorse. el chapo complained about being in solitary confine many over the last 30 months in a manhattan detention facility calling it torture, saying there was little water and unsanitary conditions. his lawyers say the jury was tainted, pointing to a vice news article reporting that five jurors broke the rules by consuming news coverage of the case during the trial. >> this was an inquisition. this was a show. we needed to show the world we do thing better in america due

to the justice system. we are the best in the world, but we are not always exceptional. >> el chapo was found guilty of all federal counts against him including leading the sinaloa cartel. prosecutors say they can't undo the pain he inflicted, but his sentence is well-deserved. >> we can insure he spender minute of every day for the rest of his life in a prison here in the united states. reporter: the government demanded el chapo forfeit $12.6 billion, a portion of the manny they any he made trafficking drug.

he's going to spend this time in the most of secure prison in colorado. liz: court challenges continue to mount against president trump's new asylum parole i for the border saying migrants must first seek asylum in countries they travel through like guatemala or mexico. governors of three northern mexican states say they have had enough. they say they cannot accept any more illegals, and they blame their own president of mexico for letting so many in. the former ambassador to mexico, antonio garza. your reaction to this new poll. a "washington post" poll done with the mexican newspaper "reforma" show the majority of mexicans don't want illegal

crossers. they say they are a burden and they what them deported. and they like the national guard ramp-up on the borders. >> you have seen that around the world where you have a large number of people coming into a country in a relatively unclear fashion as to mayor part forward whether it's legitimate asylum or humanitarian visa. i think mexico's capacity to deal with the detention and depore take is being trained. what they have done in terms of enforcement while likely effective is not necessarily sustainable. it's a variation on the reaction you are seeing in the united states to these large numbers. liz: people from other countries want to come toib the u.s. they claim asylum from their

home country. many feel it's unfair people are barnstorming the border to try to get in. authorities say people from 52 different countries they found trying to cross the border. nearly two dozen members of the vicious ms-13 gang indicted in los angeles, accused of murdering 7 people over the course of two years, dismembering one victim with a machete. 19 of the 22 are illegals. your reaction to that? >> it's a travesty. these are not people who would have ever had a legitimate claim to asylum. they should not have been in our country. the judicial system i think is work. it will address it, convict them and punish them. i think that's what happens when there is no order in the system. when we don't have the capacity

to process legitimate claims and deal in a humanitarian fashion with people with legitimate claims to get into our country. but these people should be prosecuted and quite frankly should be in prison as long as sentences will allow. liz: acting border patrol commissioner mark morgan is furious over the attacks by democrats on the left on i.c.e. >> congress, stop the rick rick. stop attacking the men and women of i.c.e. and cbp for doing their statutory mission. they are enforcing the laws congress enacted. congress doesn't like the current laws, they need to change it. way would say to people who want to protest i.c.e. or cbp, i would say your protests are directed towards the wrong people.

if you don't like the laws,' petition congressing to change the laws and we'll enforce those laws. >> mark is one of the most of talented and able people in law enforcement today. and i can appreciate his frustration. had the administration and congress started to come together 18 months or go or two years ago to address what was the a growing crisis, we wouldn't be in the situation we are now. this situation has had many approaches entirely focused on enforcement that i think contribute to the crisis. congress has been unwilling to give away what they thought was a political issue by being reasonable. liz: what has contributed to the crisis? can you clarify that? >> i think every time this administration has announced enforcement initiatived that

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liz: president trump speak briefly to reporters after landing in greenville, north carolina ahead of his rally. president trump: we just had a very big vote on impeachment, the most of ridiculous project i have ever been involved in. we have the strongest economy in the world. we rebuilt our military. we knocked out regulations. we have the greatest tax cuts we have ever had including anwar and getting rid of a lot of different things people didn't want. we have just received an overwhelming vote against impeachment. and that's the end of it.

let the democrats go back to work. thank you very much. liz: the president is expected to say tonight the democrats not getting anything on on infrastructure, drug prices be and more. switching gears, president trump says separately that the u.s. will with hold the sales of advance f35 stealth fighter jets to turkey. rich edson is at the state department with more. >> the united states warned turkey it had to choose between the f-35 fighter system. now the united states is expelling turkey from the f-35 fighter program. the f-35 cannot coexist with the russian intelligence florida

platforms that will be used to learn about its technologies. though the trump administration also failed to secure a patriot missile deal with turkey, the state department says the u.s. is considering sanctions against turkey. turkey is a nato ally and the white house says turkey's s-400 purchase violates commitments against buying russian weapons. you are kif denies the purchase exposes f-35 telling and turkey's foreign minister says there is no reason to create needless tensions. there are concerns sanctions could complicate the relationship. the white house downplayed the relationship and said the relationship is focused on more than just the f-35 fighter

program. liz? liz: rich edson at the state department. a big victory on the war on terror. president trump applauding the capture of the mastermind of the 2008 attack. the 10 terrorists targeted two luxury hotels, a jewish restaurant and a train station during two days of carnage. this terrorist has been defined several times along with some of his aide. never charged or put on trial. what took so long to arrest him? will he be put in prison? >> it's good news on the face of it, but we have the pakistani prime minister coming to washington in a few days. it wouldn't prize me if this is

a temporary move. he has been under house arrest in the past and been released. let's see what comes of this. pakistan is a particularly thorny piece. in the past that relationship is yo-yoked. we were close in the 80s when we fought the soviets. then it took a dip for nuclear reasons. pakistan has sponsored and supported the tall brand-new throughout and that remains to be the case. liz: the pentagon is growing increasingly concerned that iran is ramping up its use of drones in the region, including over the persian gulf. we know that drone attacks have been in use in yemen and on talkers there. ways your reaction to iran's barrage of drones being used?

>> the new reality. u.s. troops since world war ii and korea and vietnam have been used to looking overhead and that air superiority is a god-given birthright. liz: ways your take on iran using drones? >> they are using them for the same reason we are. there is the deniability issue. it's low tech in a lot of ways. liz: u.s. nuclear weapons location. they were reportedly accidentally exposed in a report in europe exposed by accident. >> it's embarrassing for nato, an alliance that struggles on a lot of levels from the top and bottom. but some of this is overblown. this has been basically open

knowledge and the stuff gets discussed in the open regardless of whether it's technically classified. liz: the uae-based oil taker, iran claims it responded to a distress call from the tanker. no other nation reporting getting a distress call. your take on that? >> i think it's more brinksmanship by the iran yabs. i think it many technically a panamanian tanker. perhaps this is an attempt to pressure the europeans to come back to the table. but it's something we need to be judicious about. liz: the president tweeted the u.s. house of representatives voted 332-95 to kill

impeachment. this is perhaps the most of ridiculous and time consuming project i have ever had to work on. impeachment of your president who was led the greatest economic boom in the history of our country. we are staying on the president and his rally tonight. the fierce pushback over bernie sanders and his grand scheme, single-payer healthcare. bernie admitting it's the middle class. we have got that sound bite. relatives of victims of that ethiopian airline crash in their own word sharing their grief and anger before a house committee today. we have that story coming up. ♪ all right brad, once again i have revolutionized the songwriting process. oh, here we go. i know i can't play an instrument, but this... this is my forte.

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families of the victims of the 737 max ethiopian airline flight that crashed in march. reporter: minutes before the hearing they announced they hired a compensation expert to distribute $50 million to the families of the victims independent of any lawsuits. you had one man 35 years old. he lost his entire family, his wife, mother-in-law and three small of children. he remains haunted by what could have been. >> i think about their last six minutes. my wife and mom in law knew they were going to die. they had to comfort the children during those final moments knowing they were all there was left. i wish i was there with him. reporter: he spoke with his

6-year-old son who loved the galaxy. and he went on to say the faa shouldn't have allowed boeing to police itself. we also question boeing's intentions. >> boeing their policies, given they have not reached out to us. i do believe they did that in the base leading up to the air show for commercial reasons. i believe it's a publicity stunt that they appeared on camera to apologize to the countries. reporter: boeing says they remain committed to working with the family members as well as the countries affected. liz: president trump just spoke after arriving for tonight's

rally in greenville, north very. president trump: we just had a very big vote on impeachment. the most of ridiculous project i have never been involved in. we have the strongest economy in the world. we rebuilt our military with we knocked out regulations. we have the greatest tax cuts we ever had, the biggest and best, including anwar and getting rid of a lot of different things people didn't want. we have just received taken overwhelming vote against impeachment. and that's the end of it. let the democrats now go back to work. thank you very much. liz: wherever you come down about president trump's tweets. trump is setting the tone for 2020. even the "new york times" admits that. with his fight with the four progressives called the squad, the president showing how far left the democrats have gone.

here is the president as he left the white house today. >> why? president trump: i think they are not espousing the views of our country, the four congress women, i think they have said horrible things the press doesn't cover. when you look at some of the things they said, they are you be thinkable. if somebody else store me or somebody else said things like that, it would be historic. liz: joining me, arizona congresswoman. your reaction to the president's tweets. were the words racist and xenophobic? >> i don't think so. i think we just have to stop the name calling on both sides. i voted no on the resolution because it was one-sided. if you look at the things the democrats are saying about president trump, it's over the

top. they called him racist. they accused him of being the wizard of the kkk, they call him liar-in-chief. we don't nedney more resolutions. people want us to get down to the business of getting things done. i tell people back home, this is like crazy town around here. i was in judiciary today, they are saying the law enforcement at the broader torturing migrants. that's crazy. i can't explain to you more how crazy i think this is. the american public wants us to get to work. let's stop this craziness and get down to work together. liz: this all a distraction. the president, is he trying to force the democrat party to backing the squad who push government socialist policies? >> i don't know what the

president's plan is. but if that's the plan, it's a good plan. it's over the top socialism. going against socialism. open borders. i don't know why they are going down this path. it will backfire on them. that's what i said in rules committee on another one of their bills. if they get any bills passed, they are so liberal most of of america won't agree to them. but most of of the time is spent on subpoenas and contempt of congress which we are doing tonight. it's total insanity. liz: michael goodwin has written columns in support of president trump. he noted that the president's poll numbers are rising as the democrats fight with each other.

he said the right thing is for the president to admit he went too far, including saying the coming women originally came from other countries. in your opinion, were the tweets a step too far? >> i wish both sides would stop the name calling, i really do. the american people just want to us get things done. so if we are going to place blame, it's place it on both sides. both sides are calling names. this is just wrong. we are elected to get things done. let's work in a bipartisan fashion. we are not going to agree on everything. but certain things we can work together. today i worked in a bipartisan bill and got it stout of homeland security. liz: the polls show the american

people believe he's working hard to get things done. he's not a politician. he has never been a politician. he was elected to fix the problems. the democrats are not going to work with him? is that the bottom snrien. >> i don't think the democrats are going to work with president trump at all. they are trying to influence the 2020 elect and they are using taxpayer money in committees to do it. it's wrong. liz: bernie sanders trying today to make a big, big push for single-payer healthcare. bernie finally admitting middle class taxpayers will have to pay for it. he same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed.

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liz: the four freshmen progressive democrats doubling down against in already. rashida tlaib issuing a not so subtle warning to the house speaker for the next time she quote singles them out. >> we are women of color so when you single us out, be careful of what you are doing because some of us are getting death threats.

>> you don't regret your word? >> no, but i'm grateful for the opportunity to learn how my word make people feel. >> i am real, this is who i am. liz: joining me now, fox news contributor, fred barnes. they are saying pelosi has to come meet with them. unapologetic, doubling down. >> they are full of themselves. they areo prima donnas. i thought they were fading, then trump comes along and elevates them with his treats. yesterday d with his tweets. yesterday they had a live press conference. they are not taking orders from nancy pelosi. it's not just four.

they have a following in the house of representatives. when they all get together their strength is gone because it's based on control of the caucus which she no longer has. liz: i want to go through a list of their controversial comments. in 2012, ilhan omar tweeted israel has hypnotized the world. may allah awaken the people and help people see the evil doings of israel. omar tweeted, it's all about the benjamins, baby. rashid a dlaib culled the hud official quote a prop for appearing at a hearing in congress. we also have representative pressley telling left wing bloggers we don't need any more black faces that don't want to

be a black voice. >> you can see how far left wing they are. and they pulled a lot of democrats with them. they may not be the majority. but it's getting larger, and they haven't changed anything. they don't think they need to compromise with anybody. they will accept no compromise much less with republicans, but not with nancy pelosi and democrats either. this is such a big problem for nancy pelosi and democrats, i don't know how they solve it. liz: they try to equate the facilities at the border as concentration camps. no one believes that because individuals there can leave. aoc is championing and applauding the fact that amazon

headquarters left new york city, 25,000 jobs gone. how do you see this playing out moving forward? >> they are never called on things that are wrong and are lies. the press doesn't do it. the press loves them. most of of the mainstream media does. liz: ilhan omar he she does not hate jews. but your take on her comments on israel. >> she is an israel hater. i think she agrees with tlaib that israel shouldn't exist, she just doesn't say it. as a result we see how far left they are. they will not change. liz: single-payer healthcare. bernie sanders pushing that today, finally admitting that middle class taxpayers will be a tack nightmare for them.

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elizabeth: we welcome former california gubernatorial candidate john cox. >> middle class will always pay, look at my home sa state here in california, we have highest taxes in universe, the middle

class is being pushed into poverty by politicians like sanders who are running this state. what happens politicians like sanders, and you can tell they are lying their lips are moving, will tell you, hey will tax the rich. but the tax gets passed to middle class and the middle class pays. elizabeth: let's play sound bite, bernie sanders admits what john cox said. >> should middle class have a stake in creating a system like medicare for all through a bit of higher tax rate. >> well, how do you think healthcare is not free. right now, we pay -- for healthcare in a variety of ways, complicated. about half of healthcare dollars come from taxes. elizabeth: your reaction, he admits to it. >> he does, it is the truth. but be when we does not tell you that providing healthcare

through government be massively inefficient. if you put the government in shark of -- in charge of healthcare we'll have rationing, not great healthcare. elizabeth: doctors saying they will leave the system, kamala harris could not explain how to pay for it. >> profit motive is best way to provide and service, it makes the provider efficient, efficiency makes it affordable. more competition, put the patient in charge, get rid of the restrictions on interstate sales of healthcare insurance and other services.

elizabeth: john cox thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. elizabeth: we hope we helped you tonight, lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network, have a good evening. gregg: good evening, i am gregg jarrett, sitting in for the vacatiovacationing lou dobbs. more harassment of trump administration, nancy pelosi and radical house dimms votes to hold wilbur ross in criminal contempt over the census citizenship question