we hope you will join us. follow me on twitter @loudobbs and facebook and instagram @loudobbstonight. president trump: i hear it from other frankly presidents and prime ministers and kings and queens. they all say they want to come back to the united states. we are the hottest economy in the world, we are the hottest place in the world. trish: aren't we. americans feel confident about our booming economy. find out who they give the credit to. meanwhile, despite fantastic economic numbers, the left seems fixated on taking down president trump with impeachment. kevin mccarthy is blasting the

resist movement. >> why would you bring up impeachment after yesterday's hearing? that should be put to bed. that's over. we watched it. we heard it. we read it. what more can you make up? >> far left fresh heman congresswoman ilhan omar calling president trump a racist, a threat to democracy and a demagogue. this coming from a woman who has said some pretty anti-semitic things herself. former miss michigan is here with her story later this hour. "trish regan primetime" begins next. tonight democrats are looking at a very divided party and a divided house because many want to impeach this president.

speaker pelosi is looking to block the party from a mission that will fail. but democrats are pushing ahead even after learning nothing from the mueller hearing. some say the hearings strengthened their case. >> the responsibility of the congress of the united states of america when a president breaks the law is to bring impeachment charges. there are 10 clear accept a rat don't of obstruction of justice. >> i think they are impeachable offenses and the president should be charged for them. >> the president did everything i could to obstruct the mueller investigation. the house should begin impeachment proceedings against the president. >> this cannot go on. it's up to congress to safeguard

the constitution and we'll do it. trish: what about safe guarding the rights and privacy of americans. let's not forget why this mueller investigation actually happened. think about the politics involved when you have members of the fbi going to secret courts to get secret warrant to spy secretly on americans who just dare to work for the trump campaign. this is what the democrats want to focus on. impeachment. the democrats want to be known for that going into 2020 when the economy is stronger than ever and americans approve of everything the president is doing and the economy.

economy. this is their strategy? how is that going to work. >> thank you for letting me come back on. what else can it be? they can't run on the economy. you have an historical low unemployment. there is more jobs out there that are available than there is people in unemployment lines. so what are they going to run on? they can't run on his policy. at the end of the day all they have is to go after this. it started with collusion. so now it's obstruction. the mueller report came out. it doesn't have a clear picture of obstruction. now they are dug in and the only thing they can do is try to impeach the president. what else do they have? trish: they have socialism. >> you can always go back to

that. trish: i'll tell you something. you are talking to a red blood american capitalist. you know around the world and see how many places and how many times it failed. trish: one of the reasons bernie sanders was successful is he was preaching to a choir who wanted something different. they wanted something to vote for, not something to vote against. i don't buy socialism, i think it's the worst recipe for an economy you can encounter, but at least it's something policy-wise. >> i could compare this to the hoik. when we went into this mueller hearing everybody had their mind made un. i don't think the mueller report changed anybody's mind.

the more we debate socialism, the more the people start realizing they don't like it which is why our new studies and reports are coming out saying the majority of the american people like donald trump's economy. it's been effective for them. there are jobs and the pay raises go with it. they are bringing home more money now. there is no place for them to run unless they dig in with socialism. how are you going to compare that or are you going to paint him as a criminal with no evidence to back it up. trish: you know what stuns me about yesterday's hearing. the lack of knowledge that robert mueller seemed to have about the everyday facts we go into a case. corey lewandowski who was the 206 campaign manager, mueller

didn't know who corey lewandowski was. the campaign manager of the campaign you are supposedly investigating. he didn't know who fusion gps was or is. fusion gps at the center of this whole thing. they commissioned that initial report that fed into the evidence for getting a fisa warrant to spy on carter page. so what does that tell you about who robert mueller was playing the part of so to speak for some kind of a system that wanted to take down the president? >> you know what i got when i was watching it and going over the cliffs on this. i realized i don't think he read his own report. i think there was people who put the report together. i think he participated in it. i don't think he read the whole completion. i would be willing to say most

of democrats on there, i will guarantee you most of of them did not read it completely. i read the mueller report. it was the hardest read i think i ever read through. it's very, very difficult. but if you read it you wouldn't be asking some of the questions they did. you wouldn't be jerry nadler going out there saying we have evidence of obstruction. there is no question. trish: if you get through volume one, you realize there should never have been volume two because there was no collusion, period. what did mueller know, did his team know, there was no collusion. they continued to pursue it into the mid-term elections? that strikes me as highly unette calculation. they tried to put the president and anybody close to him in a

position where they were supposed to admit to something they didn't do. >> the hatred to this president up here in washington, d.c. is so bad. i try to remind everybody back home, over 90 person * of washington, d.c. supported hillary clinton. how out of touch is that with the rest of the american people. the same people investigating trump, their families and they live right here in washington, d.c. their hatred towards him is spilling over in everything. guys, give me a break, let's move on. i didn't support obama either. but i didn't hate him or try to tear down the presidency because of him. trish: there were people rooting for this president to have had some collusion with russia. they wanted to see that. i thought what the heck do you guys want?

you want to think that he conspired with vladimir putin to steal the election? >> i am on the house democracy partnership, we partner with young democracies all over the world. i get the privilege of visiting with these young countries and trying to help stand up the democracy that they looked to us as an example. and i cannot tell you how often this year's political system is brought into the conversation. and it's actually brought up to a big brother you are disappointed in and some action. that's what people need to understand. this isn't just about america's politics. trish: the democrats are sour grapes because they didn't win. this ways happens in banana republics. they often throw that one in jail or somebody who becomes the leader, they try to throw him or

her in jail. let me quickly ask you, this is just breaking here this afternoon. congress just showed a rare moment of bipartisan unity. the house passed a two-year budget deal. but it's facing some criticism for out of control extending. did you vote for it? what do you think? >> no, i didn't vote for it. what we just handled the president is a two-year budget that's full of debt. this puts us on a path in the first four years of this president's presidency we'll be spending more money than obama did in his last six years. that's not acceptable. we can do better. the president has asked us to do better, but he was pushed into a box because we have to take care of our men and women in uniform, we get that. but we are financing it on the

backs of my great grandchildren. not just my children and grandchildren. we have to do better than that. because it's bipartisan doesn't make any difference. trish: you only need to look at the fall of rome. need that be a warning for everybody. >> history repeats itself. trish: a conservative beauty queen getting the boot for what she says is just expressing her own conservative views. >> there should not just be a diversity of skin color, there should be a diversity of thought. trish: kathy zhu is joining us tonight to call out her organization, miss world america. take a look at this tweet.

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trish: we learned and can confirm iran has fired a ballistic missile. they fired this amid tensions in the strait of hormuz. secretary of state mike posm pay oh says all nations mustn't -- secretary of state mike pompeo says all nations must put iran on notice. >> every country that has an interest in insuring those waterways are off and crude oil and other products can flow through the strait need to participate for not only their own interest but the fundamental

understanding of free and open waterways. trish: a trump senior administration official at the white house says we are aware of reports of a projectile launch from iran and have no comment at this time. we confirmed this is a medium range ballistic missile that through 600 miles from northern iran. this is according to a u.s. official. this is coming at iran holds the 23 crew members from the british oil taker captive. joining me with reaction former national security advisor john hannah. what's your reaction? >> this is how iran rolls. they have been rolling the last seven months. they are suffering from crushing

u.s. sanctions. their economy is really on it's ins. things are only going to get worse for them. i think they are lashing out in every way they can to try and intimidate either the united states or the europeans to do something to back off of these sanctions. trish: walk we through what being able to fire a ballistic miss tile for 600 miles would mean for the region. >> this is a significant capability. these largest ballistic missile capability in the entire middle east which has all of israel in its range and all of the persian gulf critical infrastructure in its range. the entire global economy depend on, this is a very, very serious threat. luckily the united states has lots of anti-missile defense capability in its region.

we have been moving more there. i think next time the iranians send up one of these tests, the u.s. ought to seriously consider taking it down. trish: they want to conquer, and it seems they want to engage and want the president to engage in some kind of conflict because they are convinced that will hurt him in 2020 and they do not want him to win in 2020. they would like a democrat to put the deal back in place. will this be met with force from the administration? >> i think clearly the u.s. has red lines. if an american is harmed or killed by the iranians, then all bets are off about a u.s.

military response. but i think it administration strategy right now -- trish: game over for them. the world is already on our side right now. they are holding 23 brits from that oil tanker. the world saw that we had a drone that was not in their air space they shot down. we could have retaliated and we didn't. i think we have been remarkably restrained. >> i think you are absolutely right. the president bought himself a lot of capital. the force the united states is going to lead. the brits said they are prepared to step up and put more ships in the gulf and the iranians get the clear message when they escalate they get no relief from sanctions. what they get is a larger western military presence right on their doorstep that could do

enormous damage to them. trish: there are so many other places to get your oil, including here from the u.s.a. iran is not the only one firing off these missiles. what's your reaction to that one? >> i would say it's very interesting both of these missile launches happened within a day of each other. i don't know if they are connected, but there is a lot of cooperation between iran and north korea. this just underscores, this is a new advanced short-range missile system. it demonstrates that even while they had a freeze on longing range missiles and nukes, they continued to build out their capabilities. we need to get back to the table the way that kim jong-un promised the president a month ago or they are not going to get any sanctions relief just like the iranians.

trish: sanctions work. they make everybody angry. but it shows you, they work. john hannah, it's good to see you, thank you. tonight. is there a right place and a wrong place to propose marriage? one man is being criticized for hijacking his girlfriend's graduation. a conservative beauty queen is getting the boot. first, she was supposed to move to canada. but she didn't. what happened? she accused president trump of paying black people to attend his rallies as if they couldn't support black people on his own. . a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place.

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trish: congresswoman ilhan omar accusing the president of being a racist and the threat to democracy. this is house speaker nancy pelosi -- as house speaker nancy pelosi and alexandria ocasio-cortez are set to meet next week. >> i am a democrat. i'm not a socialist. i believe in growth. not redistribution. i don't believe you just attack your opponents whether it be in your party or outside your party the way they do. i believe in inclusion and unity. ultimately we are one country dedicated i think to a common purpose which is freedom, liberty and free markets. trish: the squad doesn't totally

agree with you. i wonder what nancy pelosi's agenda here is with aoc. if i were her. i might try to appeal to aoc's ego. those three are dragging me down. why don't you come join our side of things. >> i think nancy pelosi is going to be stressing to aoc and they came to power not on the backs of the justice democrats but on the backs of moderate in swing districts. if i'm nancy pelosi, i'm looking at this and i'm trying to crack skulls and remind them they are nothing without the support of the majority of the house. they are going to support their moderate counterparts or they are not getting any further with the party. i love that the squad is front and center for the democratic

party. and every day that the squad is out there talking donald trump and the republicans, they will continue to win this issue. trish: it's good news for donald trump. as much as many did not like those tweets, they helped elevate these four women and made them the face of the democratic party, increasingly, democrats like doug can't relate to. how would you see aoc if you were nancy pelosi. >> i would say you have a long future. if you want to go it alone you will find it difficult to get things done to build support to be anything other than a maverick. on the other hand you are an important voice for the party and if you want to cooperate we would be happy to have you do that. trish: do you think she cares about cooperation? >> no. >> whether she runs for congress

or goes out on the speaking panel. >> she could run or mayor or senator. this woman has an unlimited future even though i find her world view an anathema. you say thanks but no thanks and at squad gives her support. trish: let me turn to another topic making news. apparently bette midler didn't move to canada after all as she promised she was going to do if donald trump got elected. instead she is tweeting against him. in this tweet she made fun of african-american trump supporters and accused them of being in the background. >> it was black-ground. even worse than you said. we have always here on this show

been civil, congenial and discuss different idea. you and i share a commitment to similar values and how you proceed. it's important to me, i know it's important to you. but when people like bette midler say that, smear and slur people, use word that are just bastardizations of what is proper and appropriate english, i just say it's enough, it's wrong, and it shouldn't happen. >> i think it's so out of the democrats' playbook to play these identity politic. to be frank, african-americans are polling consistently. what they care about most of are pocket issues. they want to have economic opportunities, to have security, to make sure their kid are doing better than they are. and they are feeling that with the trump economy. unemployment rates are at

historic lows. there is no surprise they would be drawn to this candidacy. for someone to say because of the color of your kin you can't be a republic cab or support donald trump send the wrong message across the country. trish: we video -- we have video of a toddler swept away object a conveyer. a bear is caught taking out the trash at a marijuana dispensary. is it shameful to question the origins of the mueller investigation. >> it's shameful that the republicans are so focused on questioning the origins of the investigation. trishinvestigation.

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trish: the russia investigation team under more investigationen scrutiny on robert mueller is heating up. halting and rather confused giving rise to a whole bunch of questions as to how involved he may or may not have been in all this, especially given mr. mueller missed key details. >> the firm that produced the steele reporting, the name of the firm that produced that was fusion gps, is that correct? >> i'm not familiar hmm with that. >> it's not a trick question. it was fusion gps. are you aware jeanie reid represented hillary clinton. >> yes.

>> did you know that before thee came on the team? >> no. >> which president appointed you to become u.s. attorney for massachusetts. >> which senator? >> no, which president. >> i think it was president bush. >> according to my notes it was president ronald reagan had the honor to do so. trish: kind of sad to see. a challenging performance there. frankly, sad to see for our entire country, and for our democracy yesterday. because it never should have come to that, should it? here, marc lotter. he clearly did not seem to be really familiar are all the facts of the case, not knowing

who corey lewandowski was who -- who managed the 2016 campaign. was he really in charge of this? >> you have to wonder. i will quote or paraphrase a former top obama official who said on another net work it was painful. it was painful the american people had to be put through this not only because of the performance yesterday but because as we have pointed out, there was no change in the conclusion, nothing obstruction, no collusion, none of that changed. and we were put through that 8-hour charade to come up with the same thing we already knew. >> it was a sad day for the country. who won that round? if he was trying to create a lack of faith among americans in our system, he's been successful because frankly the democrats and main real media have helped

him in that endeavor. they don't think that that's important. but if you get through vol one, you say wasn't there a volume two? why did they advance this when they knew president trump and his campaign did not conspire with the russians, mark? >> it shows you they can't get over the 2016 outcome of the election. and the fact you had people who were supposed to be celebrating with hillary clinton on her election night which turned out to be a loss. on that report, authoring that report it's an issue whatever they can do. trish: conflict of interest. the idea you have hillary clinton campaign supporter that you said people that were there looking for that glass in the ceiling to break on election night. they were there and they were

participating in this investigation that's really a tremendous amount of bias. robert mueller should have known better than to hire a bunch of people of that were hillary clinton supporters and democrats. you need some bam for goodness sake. >> president trump was proved right when he went after the 18 angry democrats and pointing that out. now what we know is the 18 angry democrats were driving that entire process. trying to get at just exactly why this all happened, right? rather important. why are we here. how did it end up here? what exactly led to all of this in the first place which actually would be somehow our fbi thought that donald trump might be conspiring with the russians and they did so, they

thought this was on flimsy evidence. that was enough for them to some how get a fisa warrant. you have got one left-leaning network calling that shameful. >> it's shameful, shameful that republicans are so focused on trying to under mine the origins of the investigation that they did not deal with the fact that russia attacked our elections and it had to be investigated and responded to. trish: that's completely different. russia trying to influence our elections which they have done for defend kids, and by the way, we do to them -- which i hope we do -- that is very, very different than the president conspiring with the russians. and so i'm still left saying how did we get here, mark. why would the president, why was

his team subjected to this. why was the country for goodness sake subjected to this. >> the best thing they have got is to conflate those issues. yesterday was such a disaster, they have to try to change the story. what is truly shameful is republicans are the only ones wants to go know how this started. that's the media's job. they should have known to ask the questions to do the investigation themselves. before they started reporting on all of these unsubstantialated allegations and opposition research. it's a failure of the media that's the shame, not republicans calling it out. trish: failure of the media and failure of democrats. everything is so darn political. thank you so much. we have much more coming up tonight. is there a wrong place or right place to pro posts marriage? coming up, i want you to decide whether this is appropriate.

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president trump: a young woman in a beauty pageant, and she has conservative values. what they did to that lady was terrible. trish: that would not have happened in his pageant. trish: today think zu was stripped of her crown because pageant organizers say some of her former social media posts were offensive. kathy zhu joins me now. i want to talk about one of your posts. this is what got them upset. one of your posts read this. quote, there is a booth at my -- industry a hijab on booth at my college campus. so you are telling me that it's now just a fashion accessory and not a religious thing? or are you just trying get women

used to islam. you wrote back to them and said quote are people in miss world america saying they advocate for the punishment of women who refuse to wear a hijab? if that had been a bible group talking about something, it would have probably been more acceptable perhaps for you to go after a bible group than a group that was bro moaght a hijab. but you lost your crown over this whole thing. i guess speaking your mind? >> yeah, i guess so. i came across the booth, i was late for class, she was like, hey, do you want to put on a hijab. i said no, immolate for class. i posted by the on twitter and people got offended.

trish: oh offenderred you lost your crown over this. they went back to your twitter account or did they happen to notice along the way you supported the president and that complicated things more? >> i'm not too sure. i got crowned sunday. it was announced on wednesday when they told me about this incident. i feel like they should have vetted me better honestly. honestly. a gentle are all about -- pageants are all about empowering women's voices. trish: are there other tweets that oh tented them. >> one about black on black violence. there was a tweet about how cops are pigs and killing black people. i said black and black crime is

a big thing, and i think the large number of black deaths are caused by black people and you should look at your own problems in your communities. trish: did the pageant committee say you are going a racist? >> the director called me and said my twitter was racist, islamophobic and she sent me a tweet she had a problem with through text. trish: you are no longer miss michigan. you had to deal with a public shaming over these tweets where you were expressing your view point. you are not allowed to be a trump supporter, you are not allowed to have a view on the hijab and you are not allowed to have a view on what is contributing to violence in the african-american communities. >> i agree.

we should have a dialogue between the left and the right. these people do not let me talk. they don't let me explore my side of the story. trish: we need a return to civility where we can share ideas freely. >> exactly. trish: thank you. dto experiencer gthrilling performance. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr for 60 months on all 2019 models.

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like terrifying video. this is kind of like the thing you think of in a nightmare. my now 7-year-old dreamt about this. he is curious to know what happens behind those conveyer belt machines, a two-year-old found out, he got on to the conveyer belt at the airport. wound up in an x-ray machine, he is okay. >> he is fine. i think anyone who has been around a two-year-old knows how tricky they are to keep track of, we have all wondered where does it go? someone who has taken a lot of flights out of that airport, i have to congratulate him for being so creative for getting to his flight on time. >> he was safe. it has to be his poor parents.

i cannot imagine, i would be screaming at the top of my lun lungs. i would be on that conveyer belt along side him. >> so we're running out of things to study, so we're studying how cats are getting chubbier. >> 19 different cats, there is someone who wanted to fund that study. it is a surprising thing. but cats have gained a half a pound since 90s, i can't wait for the democrats in 2020 decide they want to put in their platform to endicott obese -- end the cat obesity. trish: you know that coming. a bear on camera, stealing a dumpster? but not just and dumpster. >> from a marijuana dispensary,

the bud depot in colorado, the owner of the store said that bear goes there a lot, my suspicion that this bear is trying to show he has initiative, maybe get a job. at end was day there are a lot of different opinions on legalizing marijuana, i would rather have a bear eating dor doritos in a basement than being aggressive. trish: one more, guys -- shames in uk for his marriage proposal. >> he proposed when she got her masters -- the bride said she was thrilled it made her day more special. people are shaming him, saying he is ruins her moment, talk about raining on their parade, only people who should be concerns are those getting engaged. >> thank you so much emma. >> thank you.

trish: thank you for watching, i'll see you tomorrow night, 8 p.m. eastern. good night. kennedy is now. kennedy: oh, poor bobby mueller, his testimony was a big fat does, now democrats have no idea what to do next, wha' happened? neither does left wing media, fake news. do they give up and move on or double down? both had so much riding on yesterday's testimony, hoping and praying that mueller would give them the goods, they would see president trump in silver bracelets by the end of the day, and president hillary sworn in. that did not happen. and president did not get quote, unquote exonerated. we also heard