getting when you move into those neighborhoods. >> and you know what you are getting when you move into a neighborhood that says they all have to be brown. we hope to see you here next time. >> what critics are calling liberal bullying. first up, trump donors calling out joaquin castro for calling them out in a tweet. some of them are castro's own constituents. the fast back pedal by castro. now trying to downplay his tweet. for the free speech we are america's town hall, that being twitter. the silicon valley liberal icon locks out mitch mcconnell's

campaign account after he posted a picture of protesters outside his home' while he was inside recovering from surgery. republicans are boycotting buying twitter ads. equinox is holding a fundraiser for trump, even though the owner is not involved in the daily management of the company. democrats call for rhetoric to be calmed down. a congresswoman urging her supporters to quote knock out trump and pence. first was strzok, now peter mccabe alleging he was

wrongfully fired due to undue influence by mr. trump. they are trying to maker it about trump. and not their actions while at the fbi. i'm elizabeth marc donald. [♪] #r you are watching the fox business network. suspect's mother called police about her son's weapon weeks before the massacre. edward lawrence at the white house with more. reporter: the mother of the suspect in the el paso shooting called police weeks before -- before her son opened fire. her lawyer said she contacted the police department. the allen police department said they were not aware of the call. the president praising law

enforcement on both those nights. >> they have done an incredible job. and the enthusiasm, the love, the respect and also let, see if we can get something done. the president says he's going to have meetings with lawmakers and try to couple proposals. democrats are pushing back. democrats saying it's republicans block gun control. now we have another democratic nominee for president, calling the president racist. >> he's somebody who has divided the country and his racist language armed people and [inaudible] reporter: the white house pointing out how harshly the president condemned the

shooters. the dayton, ohio shooter posted left-wing ideology on his twitter. democrats don't mention that. liz: we'll have on alveda king who has said the president is not a racist. joaquin castro names and shames trump donors in his district. the dt said joaquin is not the man his brother is, but his brother according to most of is not much. it turns out six of the donors castro exposed reportedly also donated to him and his brother. one trump donor calling outcast row. >> maybe was naive. i was angered by the fact that anybody -- being outed as a

contributor wasn't the problem. but tying me to that horrific tragedy in el paso was galling. it made me sick to my stomach. liz: kimberly, it's great to have you on. your reaction to all of this? >> i think there is something ironic about the fact that castro ended up calling out his own donors. but the bigger point is this is i appropriate from a public official under any circumstances. we just had two mass shootings in the nation. we are hear being all these claims from democrats that it's trump who has been inciting hate and violence. but when you send people's names out on twitter, you are doxxing them and drawing attention to them for their political views.

you are training people who are angry and hateful on them, potentially risking their lives and livelihoods. the fact that he hasn't apologized for it i think is problematic. liz: castro is trying to downplay his tweet. he's saying it's just a lament that so many people in his hometown would give money to the president. steve scalise said he tried to draw a direct line between trump supporters and the massacre. it's insane eye hyper partisanship, it's a 60sness. the man who shot me on the baseball field was a volunteer for senator bernie sanders. i don't blame mr. sanders for

that. we lost kimberly strassel. if we get kimberly back, we'll have her back on the show. stocks in rally mode. >> it was a good day for the markets. the dow closing up 371 points. this is after a very volatile week so far. the 10-year yield stabilizing. no headlines out of china to shake things up. and earnings were pretty strong. all eyes were on uber after the bell today. earnings were spare, a loss of $4.72. both of those metrics were under those estimates. news corp reporting finally

today e of 7 cents higher than expectations. the top line revenue number slightly off. "wall street journal" subscriber $2.6 million. that was a record for news corp. liz: we have kimberly trasle back on the line. >> this isn't a lament. this is putting a target on people's backs. we have seen it as a strategy that has sadly been adopted by the left. the barack obama did it in 2012 and caused trouble for romney donors. we have seen walkable maps for people who vote for propositions we don't like. they have been subjected to flash mobs and had their cars keyed. you don't set that example as a

public official. liz: i think one of them was targeted by the irs and the labor department? what happened there? he's a business owner in idaho. after the barack obama drew attention to him he just happened to get targeted and harassed by a number of federal agencies. sometimes federal agencies see these things as dog whistles. it seems less likely the federal bureaucracy would do that here because they don't like the president they work for. but this brings up important questions about campaign finance and disclosure laws. those laws are supposed to exist to keep government accountable, they are not in existence to hold americans accountable for their political views. if this sort of thing continues,

we have to have a discussion about anonymity in personal giving. we can't allow americans to be subject to this kind of harassment for their political views. liz: i.c.e. releasing 300 illegal immigrants out of 700 arrested. many were released on humanitarian grounds. first, new york city mayor and democrat bill deblasio duking it out with sean hannity last night on how he wants to tax you more to get you to pay your fair share. none of the 2020 democrats saying anything about the government spending more than its fair share of your money and wasting it. >> what should the federal tax rate be? >> 70% for those who make over

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>> you are saying the money is in the wrong hands and you want to tax the hell out of it. what should the federal tax rate

be? >> 70%. >> you take 70 cents out of every dollar. liz: that was sean hannity with bill deblasio last night. john, your reaction. >> unbelievable. let's not forget the rich are the most of crucial for economic growth. a dollar in their hands is more effective than a dollar in anybody else's hands. when their taxes are reduced they have no choice other than stuffing the wealth under the mattress but to invest it. investment is the source much all job create and job opportunities. ' so when you have tax the rich -- jobs are a creation.

they aring a function of investment. the rich because they are rich have unspent wealth. and unspent wealth is what's direct into investment. without that, companies can't be formed. liz: who defines money in the wrong hands? >> deblasio and the 2020 democrats will be talking. when will government stop spending their fair share. it's off the wall and wrong. them never acknowledge in their numbers, social security, medicare, medicaid. the american people help the lower brackets through their taxes through the government to the programs the democrats set aside. something that needs to be

stressed. i would be for tax cuts for every one, even fit would be proven they didn't improve the economy. this about liberty. government shouldn't be taking so much of what we earn. this should be true of rich and pork. government should be smaller. that doesn't mean we are anti-government. that way people can choose how much government they want on a local level. that's where taxes should be paid, not on a national level. liz: we have a $22 trillion national debt. and wrong the payments out of all sorts of programs. here is bill deblasio, he wants more off your money to pay for the green new deal. >> you want to do nothing. what do you want to do?

>> i don't buy into this green hills area. i am recognizing the truth that you failed to recognize. every economy in this world is run on oil, gas and coal. if america gets off of it as the green new deem you support has in 10 years, you will watch the greatest depression in the quickest period of time. liz: the democrats can't even fix the border and they want more money to stop climate change? >> isn't it funny that going after oil, they are ironically going after governments around the world because governments around the world control the vast majority of it. the bigger story here is if global warming is such a problem, they are saying is it

will hit the world's 80 largest cities first. why is so much wealth in these cities. it's a sign that market signals know something the sign the states don't. >> we are following these stories of as well for you. president trump considering commuting the prison sentence of the former governor of illinois, rob blog. illinois -- rob blagojevich. apple is not only tech giant under fire for recording users without their consent. it is also happening with skype. attacks in orange county, california. the suspect, a 33-year-old man

now in custody. to puerto rico. the. protesters upset because they consider juan vazquez a loyalist to ricardo rossello on august 2. cruise ships are band from docking in venice, italy. the italian government will reroute cruise ships away from venice. look at this terrifying video. a rope-like tornado touched down in springfield, new jersey. it happened during taken outbreak of severe weather. no injuries reported there. protests in hong kong escalating in the u.s.

the state department gave a level two warning out of four due to the civil unrest. the spokesperson for the state's council office in hong kong. to the intolerant bullying left. celebrities are calling for a boy out of soul cycle and equinox for holding a trump fundraiser. we fact check with the former vice president said in support of the sanctuary cities. president trump: i think illegal immigration is a terrible thing for this country. ideally you have to come in through merit. we have many companies coming into our country coming in.

liz: i.c.e. releasing 700 illegal immigrants. it's the largest single state immigration enforcement action in u.s. history. >> this was the largest single state raid according to i.c.e. officials in i.c.e. history. 600 agents around jackson, mississippi. they were targeting chicken processing plants. also targeting the companies themselves who knowingly employ those workers. some questions about the timing of the raid coming at the same time the president was coming to el paso to mourn the murder of

22 people, mainly hispanics. i.c.e. officials say no connection between the raid and that event. this raid was months in the planning. it took a long time to get the 600 agents in place to carry out the raids. they formed a perimeter around the plant then checked the identification of all the workers. those who did not have identification for put on buses. 300 of the 680 taken have been released. earlier in the day wednesday there were difficult scenes to witness of children separated from their parents. right now the u.s. attorney's office says they believe as of wednesday night all children and parents have been reunited.

liz, back to you. liz: joining me now, former i.c.e. acting director robert patello. >> your heart goes out to kids in distress like that. this is an important tool that was given to the government. the i.c.e. immigration reform act did a number of things. it gave amnesty and it gave i.c.e. the ability to do workforce enforcement. if you don't have interior enforcement, anybody who makes it through the border will be home free. liz: your point is this has been out there since the reagan era and both political parties supported deportation. >> that's correct. this law has been on the books

since 1986. when homeland security was formed in 2002, they formed i.c.e. and this is an important tool they use to protect us all. that's almost 700 people in that workforce. that company is taking advantage of them, and they have an advantage in the marketplace. i'm glad to see the u.s. attorney in mississippi is doing a parallel investigation of the employer's conduct as well. liz: i.c.e. released parents with minor children at home. there was a couple, they detained one of the parents and let another parent go if they had children. it's believed all the children were with at least one of their parents as of last night. i.c.e. agents even made cell phones available so those detained could check in on their children. >> there is methodical planning

that goes into the operations. part of their responsibility is to make sure the families stay together. liz: the number of people still crossing is staggering. 72,000 since july. that's still a lot. that's like a small city. last may, it was 132,000. still a lot of people still crossing. >> that's 2,300 people come together bordered every 24-hour period. there is still a crisis at the border. supplemental passed in june will help, but it won't get us out of this problem. liz: we know democrats have been calling to end i.c.e. watch this. >> i don't think a humanitarian

bill includes i.c.e. or cbp. liz: vice president joe biden is running for the presidency. he spoke out against president trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities. but when joe biden was running for president he said he would not allow sanctuary cities to ignore federal law. >> cities put their own cities and individuals in danger. instead of pick up someone in a jail setting, they have to go find them in the communities. look at the preventable crimes that occur when people are let go back in society and they do worse things like spousal abuse or they kill people. this is not a good thing for

cities and towns. you can't control the border if you don't do interior enforcement. liz: a new report from the pentagon' says it's having trouble containing a resurgent isis. >> this administration is incredibly mindful of the success we have had with isis, and the challenge it presents to the world. we are doing all the right things. isis is coming back in syria and returning to its insurgents roots. there are 45,00 d there are 45 -

there are 45,000 isis fighters. 10,000 isis fighters remain detained in syria. but many countries are unwilling to take back the fighters. >> are you worried isis is making a reyou are gentle? >> one thing we learned about islamic based terrorism is you can't take your eye off the ball. i think we are unlikely to see extra troops deployed in that area. reporter: the u.s. military has cut in half its forces in that area. and now iran is jamming the

navigation devices of ships passing through the persian gulf's strait of hormuz. liz: andrew mccabe is blaming president trump for his firing. does mccabe has a case here? we debate that next. president trump: i think andrew mccabe made a fool out of himself. he looks like a poor man's j. edgar hoover.

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mr. cost ross says he often strongly disagrees with him on issue ofs. he said i have never been bashful about expressing my opinion. critics call this the tedious orgy of self-righteousness on the left. >> it's thuggery. look what the castro brothers have done. a congressman who is the brother of a candidate for president has done this and it's just wrong. liz: it's about harming equinox and soulcycle. celebrities telling people to

boycott. since when did becoming a celebrity or pundit give you the power to tell other people what to do? >> the castro brothers, this is something i would expect from fidel, not julian castro. other democrats have come on the band wagon that this is an acceptable practice and it's not. unlike some democrats who gladly put their businesses in a political spotlight. these people did not do it. they acted individually and that is their right. now they are being ostracized for it? that's as un-american as it gets. liz: i researched this. we have never seen republicans boycotting anything. now it looks like republicans are stepping up saying we have had it.

we are not going to buy ads on twitter anymore. we are talking about the trump campaign, the rnc, until twitter unlocks senator mcconnell's campaign account. the campaign account put out a video that wasn't even a campaign video, showing protesters outside the senator's home in kentucky. he's convalescing after break his shoulder. they were saying things on the video like murder him and stab him in the heart. now twitter shuts his twitter account down. they are not going to buy ads on twitter. >> that is their right. they are not going to put their manin to anent trithat does not play fair. when the business determines what speech they like, what he speech they will promote or what speech they will prevent, then you make a business decision. that's what the senator and

others will do. >> the meme, i'm look at it, massacre mitch is still up on twitter. also castro's account on twitter is still open. this looks like bias. there will and meet being this at the white house tomorrow. >> social media has a responsibility. these are private enterprises. they can act responsibly by themselves. but i am not for regulation, but if need be, it has to be done to protect everyone's rights. fox news gillian turner has more. reporter: radicalism and extremism again in the president's cross-hairs. both shootings suspects have posted threats of violence online and social media.

the president tweeting yesterday, meanwhile the dayton, ohio shooter had a history of supporting political figures like bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and antifa. i hope other news outlets will report this as opposed to fake news. joe biden out on the 2020 campaign trail pointed to the president's presence on social media. >> he poured fuel on the fire. he retweeted postings from extremists and white nationalists. facebook, twitter and youtube have all faced down public criticism for what content they allow on and what content they keep off their platform. point together el paso shooter's

postings. >> a an extremist named anwar al-awlaki and it took three years of writing to the company before they took action. reporter: they are going to talk about violent extremism online and what president trump calls censorship of conservatives, including himself. he's also mulling an executive order to pushback. liz: andrew mccabe now suing the justice department, blaming president trump for his firing. andrew mccabe was investigated by the inspector general of the justice department, the grand jury. president trump: what he was trying to do was terrible, and i'm proud to say we caught him.

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liz: we brought you the story of peter strzok viewing the justice

department. and now andrew mccabe is suing the fbi over his firing. deneen, he wants to be reinstated. he wants to get his pension back. so does peter strzok. >> it hooks like mccabe is making himself out to be the victim. the i.g. found that he issued undisclosed information to the media. translation, he leaked undisclosed information to the media. the i.g. find was not candor with his testimony. he lied under oath not once, but multiple times. somehow he's the victim here. there is zero credibility with andrew mccabe. this is just another bureaucrat

who thinks he should not be held accountable for his own misdeeds. liz: he was investigated by the inspector general, the u.s. attorney's office, they all probed him over his leaks to the media. james comey told npr that mccabe's firing seemed appropriate. your take in all that? >> james comey is a whole other segment. this is outrageous what happened. he got caught and comey thinks he should be held not accountable for getting caught. he should not have been denote and should not have been fired. where is the accountability when it comes to government officials. i'm thinking about lois learner what she did when she was in the

irs and the tea party people and was not held accountable. when does this come to an end? it's time to come to an end. andrew mccabe was demoted and fired, and it hooks like he's not getting his pension. liz: this is all happening ahead of the ig probe of the russia probe. you can imagine peter strzok and andrew mccabe may factor big in that report that's set to come out next month. the timing of this seems interesting. >> the timing is interesting. we'll see what's going to dominate the news more. these two trying to sue versus what the outcome is with this report. but i worked in corporate america for 20 years. you do half the things individual have done, you will not have a job. you will be fired and demoted. in some cases jail time or a fine.

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elizabeth: joining me now, niece of dr. martin luther king, dr. alveda king, good to see you. >> good evening, liz. i've been listening to the show, thank you for getting the word out. elizabeth: doctor what is happening, it is unprecedented. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren calling president trump a white supremacist? >> he is not a white supremacist, president trump several times denounced that white supremacy. he did it even before he was a candidate, through the years he has done that. president trump loves everyone, you heard him say we all believe the same. he believes in the human race, he is not a racist, not a white supremacist, he believes on the lines of we're brothers and

sisters, we can work together, hear each other and listen. i've had a lot of experience with racist and white supremacists, i lived in a house that was bombed, my grand-daddy was shot, i understand that, that is not president donald john trump. elizabeth: your points are so well taken, it resonates so much with viewers what you said. we had maxine waters say things like we need to knock them out, he and mike pence. now "washington post" with headlines saying, trump is not a racist, his voters not either. hill magazine. so it seems that the media is now reacting, saying, people saying it are wrong. >> i remember when congressman maxine waters said, to her supporters go out, and harass these people, resist people who

voted for donald trump. let them know you don't like it. or what congress man who just put out the names of contributors to trump campaign, to his own harm, someone wrote me a letter, saying your family would be rolling over in their graves, you should just kill yourself and die. my family is not, they love america, they love people, my daddy, my uncle, if they were here today they would keep saying pray for president trump, pray for america and love people and tell the truth, we're one blood, one human race, and president trump is not a racist. elizabeth: to you think that people spend too much time on social media, they should be pursuing you know, more spiritualty. oprah winfrey is saying that. >> okay. >> i think what people are

missing is a core moral center, churches did that, it was a central place you become to, it was a core central of value about a way of living and being in the world. until we can return to that, however that is, whatever form we will continue to be lost. that is why i believe story telling is a form of a new religion, people can gather. and be inspired. and see themselves and get healed. >> my religion is timeless, i am a christian at a nondenominational church, my pastor says the same thing, unplug, don't be chained to youry cadevice and voash alliedt we have to -- social media, we have to begin to love people. elizabeth: people should listen to you more dr. king, you are terrific, we love having you on.

>> thank you for having us in your home, thank you are in watching, we hope we helped you tonight, lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network, have a good evening. lou: good evening, markets today bouncing back as many leftist national media seem to be craving a market correction or a recession if one were to pay attention to the reporting or headlines or their editorials. even the "wall street journal" editorial board giving their imagined recession a time, the navarro recession, because they don't like navarro, and it is because he agrees with president trump about the efficacy and rewards of tariffs