ultimately their choice. if they keep trying to relationship is off, president donald j. trump will not stand for that. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish: tonight tragedy and so many unanswered questions as our country reels from two mass shootings. the death toll from both shootings stand at 31 people with 50 other victims injured. the president calling for a unified voice to condemn these horrific acts. >> the short in el paso posted a manifesto online consumed by racist hate. in one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. the sinister ideologies must be defeated.

hate has no place in america. trish: garrett tenney will be joining us live from he'll pass oh, texas for the latest developments. we'll look at the bipartisan politics and the blame game that's been happening amid these tragedies. why both side need to be held accountable. trump goes the financial equivalent of nuclear on china in a move that hasn't been tried in 20 years. china is on the losing end of this deal. "trish regan primetime" begins now. [♪] trish: bloodshed across america, two mass shootings taking the lives of at least 31 people this weekend. the death toll in el paso rises to 22 after a gunman opened fire inside a walmart in el paso.

and in dayton, ohio a man mowed down 20 people before he was taken out by police when they opened fire. garrett? >> we are learning more about those who lost their lives. their ages range from 15 to 90. they include a 60-year-old veteran who died, protecting his wife and granddaughter. another is a 15-year-old boy, a rising star in high school who loved soccer. the story of a husband and a wife. 23 and 24-year-olds. andre and jordan. they just dropped off their 5-year-old daughter at cheerleading practice before coming to walmart to buy her

school supplies. jordan was carrying their 2-year-old son. andre shield his wife from the gunfire and the mother of three shield their baby. the husband and wife are dead, their 2-year-old baby survived, along with their other children. >> i would give my life for hers. any day i would give my life for her. reporter: we are learning about the heroes, everyday people who rushed into danger to help carry the people who had been injured or care for the children who were separated from their

parents. >> what i did was way was supposed to do. i understand it was heroic. i am looked at it as a hero but that wasn't the reason for me. i was broken hearted for those kids and the families that were lost. it hurts me like they were part of me. reporter: you hear story after story that tears at your heart strings as the community tries to find a way to move forward. the 21-year-old from outside of dallas, the state prosecutors are charging him with capital murder. they plan to seek the death penalty. they are seriously considering federal hate crime charges based on a manifesto the shooter wrote shortly before this attack. and the manifesto included

anti-hispanic and anti-immigrant rant. take a look at this memorial. this crowd has been here all day long with flowers, balloons, card, candles, with the message of el paso strong being throughout. the message being hate will not win. trish? trish: thank you so much, garrett. still so many unanswered questions in el paso and dayton. joining me now, fox news contributor, ted williams. good to see you under unfortunate circumstances of course. what are your questions right now? >> well, you know, there are just so many questions we ask when these things happen. normally we don't have the short or the killer taken alive. in this instance we do. because of the manifesto that the president talked about that was put out there, we know his

motive was to kill latinos. but there is so much more that law enforcement is trying to find out above and beyond the motive. they are trying to find out were there others involved. who actually knew of this guy's state of mind. why did he drive 600 miles from allen, tech as to el paso to take these people and kill them the way he did. why did he pick that soft target? trish: why why why. i would just ask, why is it that there aren't people flags this? why aren't we getting warning signs. why don't we have a system set up. people are writing these

manifestos online, and some hah that trigger something in law enforcement to say ding ding ding, watch out for this person. as a former member of law enforcement, does the fbi go on facebook and i know they are check for terrorists. but it doesn't have to be just islamic terrorists. we have domestic terrorism in this country. are they check for that you have a as well. >> absolutely. they are checking for domestic terrorists on the various social media sites. from what i understand there may be a possibility the fbi had gone the some information just before these acts were carried out. the sad commentary is, trish, this is like a needle in the haystack. we don't know what's in the minds of people. you walk down the treat every

day and you are walking past someone. and you don't know if they are a walking time bomb. sometimes there are messages that are sent via social media. but sometimes a walking time bomb will go off and you don't even know that person. trish: why is it happening more now? any idea? >> that an excellent question. but we have had all together 250 mass shootings. the sad commentary is as we sit here, i can tell you we'll mumble and grumble and talk about these mass shootings. and in another two weeks they will go away and in another month or two you will have me back in here for another mass shooting. it's sad. trish: it tells you we have got to do something in terms of amendmental health and gun laws. the idea that somebody who is

mentally unsable can get access to a gun is messed up. it's good to have your perspective on this. the left is very quick to criticize the president. president trump. as though he a how is to blame. even before he spoke out on the shooting. watch. >> let's not minutes word. this president is encouraging greater racism. >> there is no question that white nationalism is condoned at the highest levels of our government. >> we have a president of the united states who is particularly responsible. trish: that's messed up. shame on them. irresponsible behavior coming out of the left. coming up, we have a guest who says liberal politicians are just as much to blame and they are, for our country's division. far left talk show host bill maher says 2020 democrats are screwed up. >> all they have to do to win is

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trish: president trump coming out swinging against china. he used the financial equivalent of a nuclear arsenal by declaring china as you a currency manipulator. but what does it all mean? and will markets recover from the deep sell-off? first, why this move is such a big, big deal.

>> it's a big deal because it comes as part after new pattern in trump's behavior. for the last 16, 17 months ahas been aggressive with china and the stock market got worried by the and it sold off. trump has made comforting noises and the market comes back. them trump puts the screuts on china. and this time he isn't watching the ticker tape. he just keeps hitting china harder and harder. i would say trump is acting like a bull in a china shop except there is nothing bullish about this. trish: the chinese have been manipulating their currency. the last time we saw it done was 25 years ago and will clinton

said mark it off. >> 1992. trish: it hasn't been done since then because other presidents wanted to play nice with china. this is a president who doesn't care as much about that. why is labeling them significant. what does it mean for trade? is it going to shut down more opportunity with china for us? >> here is the ought thing about it. i will say something you don't expect me to say. this law under which china is being declared a currency manipulator is toothless. trish: then why did nobody bother to do it? he's trying to think of every bit of the kitchen sink he could find. trish: it many kinds of obvious

that they are manipulating their currency. they wanted the yuan to go way, way down so they could sell more stuff over here despite saying you will have to pay for for those goods with a tariff attack. >> i can't tell you why other people didn't do it. but for 15-20 years there have been bipartisan threats. there was the schumer-graham tariff act, it's a bipartisan bill by no less than chuck schumer and lindsey graham. the purpose of that bill is to put fangs in the existing bill that would lead to immediate tariffs. but here is the problem. trump has basically put a tariff on everything china sells to the united states. what more can you do? trish: so the market kind of

overreacted as it typically does. i predict people will think differently as they realize there are bargains out there and the world is not ending. protests continuing to rock the city. where do you think this goes? >> i think this is part of the whole piling on phenomenon that poor joining opinion, president for life of china has found himself in. he won life's lottery. he got to be president for life. now the united states is turning against him. his own people in long congress are turning against him. he's not leading a good life. he's going to have to compromise with his own people at home and compromise with president trump. he's going to have to or china could spin apart the way the soviet union did in 1969.

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president trump: in one royce our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy. hate has no place in america. hatred warps the mind, ravages the heart, and devours the soul. trish: you heard the president condemning the hatred in two mass shootings that erupted over the weekend. you have critics pointing out the proposals from the white house and republic lawmakers lack specifics. so lots of critics despite this being an extremely sensitive and difficult time. joining me, lara trump. good to see you back here. i hate to see these things

become so political because i think somehow we lose sight of the individual. garrett was telling us about at the tart of the show. individual tap his and the tragedy that happened to all of them. but that's unfortunately what happened. it gets political. we have seen the democrats one after another come out and blame this president for this tragedy. what's your reaction. >> you cannot blame anyone other than the people who perpetrated these horrific attacks. sadly we are at a place in the past several decade where we have seen a rise in this. the president condemned this wholeheartedly. you heard what he said. instead of taking a moment and taking a breath and grieving with these families. we saw immediate lit attacks were on president trump. of course, we knew that would

happen. democrats running for president trying to capitalize on this. people fundraising over this. what has changed in our society in the past several decade. why would this be changing? it happened under the obama administration and clinton administration and bush administration. and now it's happening in the trump administration. the internet, social media and the 24-hour news cycle. these sort of acts and individuals who clearly are mentally ill with major issue now have an outlet to talk in these dark chat rooms. trish: video games as well? >> i thought it was disgusting that anyone would try to opinion this on the president. but sadly it's not unusual in

this day and age. but to your point, this happened before and it will happen again unless we start to think long and hard about these issues. i look at it and say if you have a mental illness, how are you getting access to an a.k.-47. you are mental hi ill, you shouldn't have a gun. >> the president pointed that out. he wants attention paid to stricter background checks. there are 300 million legal gun owners and the vast majority of them will never even consider doing something like this. that's not an easy thick to take on. but it's the obvious thing, i think for him to say, look, we want a better background check system. we want red flags. what with the schools that might

have seen some indications of this behavior, workplaces, et cetera. >> he wants -- if you have any concern someone you know and someone you work with, your family member might be perpetrating something like this. you need to say something. in new york we have the see something, say something. we need to as americans as a society start paying attention a little bit getter. there is somebody that comes out and says we thought this would happen. that can't continue. we have to call people out. trish: all the work you have been doing on the campaign trail. what are you hearing from people? >> we launched our women's coalition in pennsylvania. we hat 1,000 women come out and support us.

we want to expand that. the goal is to get women to talk to other women. oftentimes i'll be on an airplane and women will couple to me and whisper and say we love the president, tell hum to keep it up, tell him to keep fighting. we want people to feel okay getting out there to support this president. i think people will be prized in 2020 when it comes to the numbers for this president. more minorities and women will vote for this president than did in 2016. we think it will be a landslide victory. i have a strong feeling the media will miss it again. trish: i remember you saying to me early on, you can sit back and grab the popcorn because they will blow themselves up. >> i think anyone who watched these debates, it's pretty clear, the ideas that are being

proposed, if you contrast them with the success you have seen. you have seen economic success that has been unparalleled in the history of this country. the lowest unemployment we have seen fear many folks. contrast that with the democrats who want full control of everything. we want to abolishize, and anti-law enforcement. it's a clear choice. do you want to continue the success we have seen the past years? or if you decide you don't want to go to work tomorrow, i will suction dies your life. that's not how america was built. i think people will want to see that continue. trish: the whole socialism, it doesn't play in peoria as they say. far left talk show host bill maher, the 2020 democrats, he

says they are screwing up. pete hegseth is here. the democrats are quick to blame donald trump for the mass shootings before he even spoke today. >> let's not minutes word, this president is encouraging greater racism. >> there is no question white nationalism is condoned at the highest level of our government. >> we have a president of the united states who is particularly responsible. trish: unbelievable. my next guest says liberal politicians are just as much to blame. president trump: to honor the sacred memory of those we have lost by acting as one people. -and...that's your basic three-point turn.

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condemnation. condemnation anyone could have. any human being would have. politicians are trying to use tragedy for political spin. shooters from both political ideologies wreaked havoc on innocent americans. when will they come together and try and do something so we have meaningful reform that results with fewer people getting shot to death. joining me now, republican strategist lauren chapman and robin biro. i'm tired of it. you know, the finger pointing has got to stop. they keep trying to insist this president is the second coming of hitler which is a massive insult to anybody who lost anybody in world war ii. but is is their m.o. they are fundraising off of

this. and you know in the meantime it's not doing a bit of good in terms of trying to address the real problem. you have got people will who are mentally ill that there should be warning signs for that we should not be allowing to have guns to go and kill innocent people. the president recognizes that. why can't democrats get on board with it. >> they are trying to score political points on the heels of a tragedy is disgusting to watch. it reflects the period we are in with our political rhetoric. i blaimple side of this. it has to do with what lara trump was mentioning with the rise of social media and the well people can't put themselves into category whereas they don't have to deal with the other sighted. it makes them more susceptible

for kree routement when you are talking about these extremist groups. i hate to think that we simply dismiss the short as being mentally ill. i think he'll do a psychological evaluation ahead of his court hearing. but it's not just mental illness. you have to look at this in the lens of domestic terrorism in that we approach these people of and deconflict them with some of their more extreme positions otherwise we'll have the same conversation. >> what you are saying is incredibly important. we just had on the program last week, roger maccaney who was one of the first investors in facebook. he introduced cheryl sand berg

to zuckerberg. and he just came out with a book saying none of them care. they manipulate people and put them in safe spaces which aren't that safe because it encourages self-radicalization. as a society we can talk about gun bang all we want. but i think you need a 2, 3, 4-prong approach where you are coming at it from a bunch of different angles. whether it's a decision to ban ak-47s or really look after people in terms of their mental health. and these red flags. or whether it be looking for warning signs on social media and clamming down on some of these social media platforms. what's your thought? >> i have so many thoughts and not enough time in the seg to the cover them all. i don't think we have a gun problem.

i think we have a hate problem here. you can't argue with fbi crime stats. after 9/11 president george w. bush went to a mosque and said there are millions of american muslims contributing positively to our society and they need to be treated with dignity and respect and they are not the enemy, terrorists are. ' after president trump's' muslim ban hate crimes went up 400%. we had a 10-year high in hate crimes. so these words do have actions. i don't fault beto or york or cory booker for speaking truth to power. his language has to be checked or else we are going to have

another shooting. >> when you hear ilhan omar and you hear the rhetoric out of rashida tlaib. that's not right, that's wrong. and that creates a whole other kind of hate. don't forget what happened to steve scalise. it takes two to tango. it's not to blame the president right now. >> you and i both called him out on his language. trish: he's a much strong and thorough approach than that. good to see you. a presidential -- the president calling for social media companies to help detect mass shooters before they strike. that would be nice, right? but first far left talk show host bill maher says 2020 democrats are totally screwing

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him. if you have any shot of the winning in 2020, you are not going to do what you are doing. saying i'm going to take all your many so i they can get a major in something like america sucks. joining me, pete hegseth. i am watching these debates saying my goodness, they are that out of touch? >> they are. bill maher who is like every other frye friday's right on target. one friday's speaking truth in this way that liberals and progressives and leftists don't want to hair, the next the friday he's talking about praying for a recession so people lose their jobs and we get a recession. but he's absolutely speaking truth. he can't stand trump. wants to beat him. looks and feels like the rest of us do, saying what are you

selling? they don't have anything to run against other than jacking up the minimum wage. but it's the cultural stuff. the prioritization of illegals over citizens, getting their healthcare fixed. it's our borders being wide open and porous. it's driver's licenses to illegals. it's "the national anthem." gender issues far beyond equality we all'for and believed in. d we all fought for and believe in. butter in so woke they are completely asleep to the priorities of regular people. and they can't come back from that. it takes a bill maher. trish there are what you typically see in these primaries is people will go straight to the base.

that base has gotten really left. all about socialism. let's take from the person that's work and give it to the person that's not. that's what they are about. so how do you recover from that? if you are the guy or gal that gets the nomination to run against president trump. he's got a pressure controversy of sound of you talking about how you are going to take from hard-working americans and effectively give it to the guatemalans so they can come here and live off your dime. >> you don't adjust, you try to win. the only choice for people who love this country is to defeat that ideology. the ideology today has no respect for american ideals. you have got to bite. i don't think you can run to the middle. we are in an ideological choice moment.

that's where folks -- don't count me as one of them. but people are out there who say i like what president trump has done but i can't handle this rhetoric. maybe i could be open to an alternative. then they look across to the other side and say i can't be for that. that's the moment we are going to be in and that's why they are blowing it. trish: it's so true. pete hegseth, good to see you, sir. >> all these years and this is the business they got. amazing. trish: president trump calling for social media companies to help detect mass shooters before they strike. how do you know if someone is going to be a mass short. psychologist and behavioral expert dr. wendy dickerson will with us with next. president trump: hatred warps

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to develop tools that can detect mass shooters before they strike. we must stop the glorification of violence in our society, this includes gruesome, video games that are now common place. trish: important speech, a good speech from the president. he calls tonight on social media, companies, video games. to do more. right? they are breeding grounds for violence, noting that internet is often all too often the hidden backdrop of the mass shootings. here with me now, dr. wendy dickinson. doctor, let me ask you, what are some of the signs or characteristics in someone that you would say, this raises an

alarm? >> first of all thank you for having me. we need to be careful we're talking about -- vast majority of people who are living with mental illness are not violence people. i think we need to get -- trish: do you think you could have spotted this in him? the hatred the anger? the you know, you saw the map te manifesto. >> absolutely, this is not the first time he talked about this the manifestos that people post are not first time they brought up the beliefs or ideologies, i think the piece is people are isolated, or alone, and not connected to communities, then they are more likely to get caught up in the rhetorics.

trish: do you think people are getting too into their devices their zones, where it is a bad echo chamber of eafer everythiny already believe and forcing it that could be in a way for some, that are already on the edge, that can tip them over to a place as heinous as this. >> it could be, it is dangerous when people stop looking at multiple perspectives, and embrace one point of view, social media provides a platform for that. trish: mcnamee came out with a book on this, really slamming facebook for its role in siphoning off people. and having the echo chambers. he talked about that. on the show. mentor to mark zuckerberg.

here we go. >> google then facebook realized they could build global products creating a world where they reinforce preexisting beliefs, where they essentially manipulate first our attention. and then our behavior. if you sit there and think about, what happened on instagram with teen bullying, you think about the whole issue of isolation. the damage to democracy, and privacy, these are really big problems. >> we're dealing with this today, you know, i just say, why is it happening more now doctor circumstanc.>> is to the sociala companies? >> any time you provide a platform for people to eliminate or proves and only focus on one belief system, it presents a problem. it b can happen in real life but this is an easy place. trish: dr. dickinson thank you

very much. my heart goes out to all those families, all their loved ones that are dealing with this terrible, terrible tragedy, thank you for joining us no diet, i'll see you back here tomorrow, kennedy begins now. kennedy: thank you, trish, 31 people confirmed dead. what are the causes of the horrific crimes? ed murders at walmart and el paso, texas, outside a bar in dayton, ohio. victims range in age from 2 to 82. story from survivors, terrifying and heartbreaking, watch. >> i was not paying attention. but i heard -- then.