is the way to do it. >> there is a whole other history lesson here. but it's a great idea hasbro did this. david: that does it for pulls and bears. liz: president trump heading for the g-7 summit. the u.s. economy strong as wall street warns europe is heading to a recession. this as president trump says to europe, take back your isis prisoners the u.s. captured. they came from your country. if you don't, we'll release them into your country. whose in, who's out. you will say good-bye to half the field. this as polls show the enthusiasm gap is growing for

the 2020 democrats. "the washington post" attacking kamala harris spotlighting her flip-flops. bernie sanders trying to jump-start his campaign with a green new deal that will government you $16 trillion that he claims will pay for itself. plus the debate how bernie sanders leaves out the worst of polluting offenders worldwide. we reported this to you first. now the media follows. outrage over no indictments of employers who hire illegal immigrant workers in mississippi. we have new details with court documents. and we have new and stunning numbers, surprising numbers from the governments on how big illegal immigrant crime this this country. federal arrests much illegals tripling in 20 years. and stunning video by borderer patrol showing the border wall

work. illegals arrested after trying to jump the border wall. "the washington post" in the state of very blue virginia telling the trump administration saying we don't want a shelter for illegal immigrant children in our neighborhood. politicians are complaining about the cost of communicable diseases. the release of 13,000 pages of texts and emails between lisa page and peter strzok, stonewalling until after the 2020 election. will the prosecutor in this probe look into the hundreds of unmasking requests much american citizens who were in the trump campaign. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right

now. the markets not reacting much to the first contraction in the manufacturing sector in the decade. this as the yield briefly dropped below the two-year yeestled. all of this as fed officials out today saying rate cuts not necessary. effectively indicating the economy is doing pretty well. edward lawrence is in jackson hole with more. reporter: all eyes are looking forward to that speech tomorrow from federal reserve chairman jerome powell. we are looking to see if there is any clue in that speech on whether the chairman would support rate cuts, and if so, how much. the president challenging the federal reserve saying the mid

should be early -- saying the fed should be early for a change, not late. almost every member of the federal reserve is here. esther george says the independence allows them to focus on their congressional mandate which is low unemployment and surprise stability. >> i deal with people every day that express concerns. again, you have to stay focused on what your job is. our job is to think about the real economy, the people in the economy, and to be completely accountable and transparent as we can be. i think that's our focus. reporter: george says she is not concerned about the inever ited yield curveballs she believes that's foreign money coming in from the outside fleeing the negative interest rates around the world and that's pushing our treasuries down.

also looking for trade uncertainty. in her district she is worried about the tariffs on agriculture for farmers. she seize our gdp going ahead by 2%. she says the economic expansion will continue because the consumer will keep spending. she says consumer spending has been strong and she sees it being strong going forward. liz: you just made news here. inverted yield curve the media was freaking about, we have been say can it's been distorted by foreign investors pouring into our long bond. that's what elser george told you. it's not a recession indicator. reporter: she said we need to take another look at it. the st. louis fed chairman said

he believe it's foreign money coming in pushing down our yield and it's not a sign of a recession going forward. liz: good story, edward. reporter: big economics, germany, japan. the money pouring in here is what they believe. the media, their recession obsession. >> there are indicators the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> i have been saying for two years i hope we have a recession. if it would help us get rid of donald trump and these policies. >> it's about time we get a recession. when the president says it's the best economy ever, it's not. if we did face a recession, it would be normal and it would be okay.

liz: mollie hemingway says cbs the on its headline tries top manipulate public opinion. the media has been talking about a recession for a year. heritage foundation chief economist, and economic advisor, steven moore. >> this recession talk doesn't just go back to the last year or two. when i was work on the campaign, larry summers and others said if donald trump is elected he would cause a global international catastrophe. i think this is a lot of wishful

thinking by the left. you just reported on the economic slowdown. you may already been in a recession. that doesn't help matters. the rest of the world has slowed down. but i don't see a recession. i think it's wishful thinking. i call it the recession fantasy being promoted by people who don't like trump. liz: it's talking about it to hit a consumer confidence. the u.s. consumer certain i am index out of the university of michigan his the lowest read. is that a reaction to the china tariff trade fight? what's going on with that? >> consumer confidence is not a great lead indicator of where the economy is headed. it's a lagging indicator. i think if we get this trade deal done, than is a good chance

of that in the next 6 months, you are talking about 4% growth. the manufacturing numbers are weak, industrial production is not where we want it. and capital investment spindling by business which is the best forward-looking indicator. it's too weak for me. liz: 2020 democrat john delaney is accusing other democrats of wanting a recession for political reasons. >> it seems democrats are cheering on a recession because they don't want trump. but i worky trump's policies are bringing one on. liz: according to the federal reserve, combined net worth is $109 trillion. if the 2020 democrats are going

to be talking big this, what are their policies? >> i calculated they have about $100 trillion of new spending when you include medicare for all, the green new deal, and debt forgiveness on student loans. tell me any of those policies that promote economic growth. the big concern i have about all this. you made a great point that confidence and optimism is part of the economy. when people feel good about the direction of things, they are more likely to work, look for a job, take risks in terms of starting businesses. if anybody thinks the economy is going over a cliff, people start hunkering down. i think this negative talk is probably going to hurt the economy. i'm not so sure that's not the

democrats and liberals' agenda. you showed clips of democrats rooting for a recession. here is warns of my favorite democrats. democrats are saying they want millions of people to lose their jobs and get a pay cut so they can gain political power? that's the most of cynical thing i think about it. come back soon. to the markets. the dow closing up in the face of a big revision on job gains. half a million jobs we are talking to the down side. jerry? >> it was a mixed market today. the dow ending up 50 points. but the s & p down to the nasdaq, down 29. but we rallied at the open. it looked like it would be a positive day.

companies like nordstrom, target. investors interpreting that as a strong consumer. this time the sentiment changed again. the manufacturing growth was slowest in 10 years. we talked about this before. surprisingly, investors ignored a massive revision to jobs. we have been thinking the jobs market is very strong. the revision was 50,000 jobs lower. so a big change in sentiment there. not registering in stocks yet. maybe tomorrow. liz: all the major indices are point together green. they are up. bernie sanders, he's out of his new grown deal. he says it will pay for itself and it will cost you $16

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liz: bernie sanders out with his green new deal. he said it will cost a whopping $16 trillion. critics are saying he wants to stop the oil boom that stopped the u.s. from dropping into a recession last decade. he wants to ban frack, he wants to stop offshore leases and new

zec rules -- sec rules to pressure companies. his plan does not mention asia which burns 3/4 of the world's coal. is this why the democratic national committee keeps rejecting a debate on climate change? >> a lot of holes with this. the polluters could care less about greenhouse gas emissions. but it's interesting to watch the democrat candidates try to outleft each other. if it was bernie sanders with this proposal which is so far-fetched it's ridiculous. he's trying to appeal to democrat primary voters who do believe there is a climate change issue. but he's going to have a hard

time trying to sell this nonsense to swing voters because it's too costly, too outrageous, and it's really off the charts. liz: look at "the washington post" going after kamala harris for flip-flop. >> medicare for all would phase out private insurance companies. >> there would still be access to supplemental. >> who would abolish their private health understand in favor of a government-run plan. all right. >> do you believe private understand should be eliminated in this country? >> no. >> but you raised your hand last night. >> kamala harris is all over the place. her views and opinions are as clear as mud because she continues to flip-flop on all of

these issues. thank goodness for the video of her raising her hand when she said she is all in to get rid of health insurance for americans. that's why she is not doing well in the polls, and she got dinged by tulsi gabbard in the last debate. liz: joe biden, more mistakes keep piling up. >> international leaders spoke about it. you had people week margaret -- the former chairman and leader of the party in germany. the bill that the president -- the future president the senator is talking about. poor kid are just as bright and talented as white kid. if you agree with me go to joe 30330 and help me in this fight. we choose signs over fiction. we choose truth over facts.

liz: he said rfk and martin luther king were assassinated in the 70s. and he said he was vice president during the parkland shooting. >> joe bidden is all over the map. david axlerod said this might be the best we might get from joe biden. these are big mistakes he's making. but keep making them, joe. liz: let's switch gears on what's going on in san francisco. it wants to say a justice-involve person instead of a felon. a juvenile dling went will be called a young person with justice system involvement. what's going to be next here, calling a thief an impulse

shopper? what's going on here in san francisco? >> it's just silly season in california all over. but i mean, for them to say this. justice-involved person. what does that mean? the person who is a convicted felon is supposed to feel a little better because they are a convicted felon? it's ridiculous. i saw they are sanitizing the labels. how about sanitizing the streets where you have a homeless epidemic. the streets are riddled with garbage within human feces and urine which is attracting rodents which is bringing disease. how about doing something about the homeless crisis and cleaning up the streets of san francisco. liz: coming up, another day and another batch of disturbing developments in the case of suspected sex trafficker,

jeffrey epstein. offshoring half a billion dollars into a trust fund to make it difficult for any of his accusers to collect damages. the number of non-u.s. citizens arrested on federal charged more than doubled in the last 20 years.

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liz: welcome back. you are watching the fox business network. the upcoming g-7 summit may end without an agreement between the allies for the first time in its 44-year history. this after french president emmanuel macron said he'll be aban dong the agreement. he said it would be pointless.

reporter: this will be interesting, particularly if president trump rubs shoulders with boris johnson. the important thing about this upcoming g-7 is will it be a g-7 or g-8. the big question is will the russians be allowed back in or be allowed back in without penalty. the president wants them back in. but there is so much at stake, and putin's reputation is on the rocks. if he's given credit for joining the g-8 and the reentry is viewed as a crack in the door for eliminating sanctions, then putin will come out the victor and sadly that's unfortunate. liz: i hear what you are saying. president macron says the brexit deal probably won't happen.

this could be a fiery, interesting g-7. president trump called out europe saying you should take back the isis prisoners that came out of your country that we captured. president trump: we are holding thousands of isis fighters right now, and europe has to take them. if europe doesn't take them, i will have no choice but the release them into the countries from which they came which is germany, france and other places. liz: he got fired up about this. can he do this? can the president release isis prisoners into europe? can he do it? >> probably not. and the europeans can keep it from happening. remember four or five years ago great britain, france and germany were railing against the obama administration for keeping prisoners in gawn and know.

now -- in guantanamo. prisoners that fewer mean laws will not allow to be reincarcerated in europe. so this poison, this terrorist playing may very well end up on the streets of paris, brussels, london and berlin. that would and terrible thing. liz: the president is saying why should u.s. taxpayers have to pay for guantanamo for isis prisoners that came out of europe. that's another thing the president will probably get into at the g-7. the "wall street journal" reporting that the trump administration has been talking with top aides of nicolas maduro to get him out of power and clear the way for free elections. >> this has to be the most of poorly managed revolution in the

history of central and south america. this reform movement was on the edge of succeeding until maduro failed to blink. this is unfortunately going to be a compromise. maduro may leave and the country of venezuela may hold elections. but his henchmen will remain in place. venezuela turning into a jeffersonian democracy is decades away. liz: we have our eyes on several stories for you. another shock with the california you've tilt pg & e, blamed for the wild fires that destroyed an entire community. workers at that utility conducted an unusual inspection of the same power line blamed for several weeks later igniting what's been called the deadly

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suicide in that jail cell. reporter: we reached out to the southern district of new york and a union president for the conduct of prison officials. but they say they won't discuss circumstances leading up to epstein's death. they knew he shouldn't be left alone in his cell, but the warrant was ignored. supervisors and managers knew epstein was a suicide risk. he was being held in the in the correctional center are for his trial on sex trafficking charges that could have kept him in prison for decades. step stein signed his will and his attorneys filed it in the virgin islands where he owned a compound.

authorities call that his final act of manipulation. it created legal hurdles that could add to payouts to his victims for years. and a ranch called zorro ranch, and the commissioner of public lands tells cbs news that she turned over hundreds of thousands of pages of property records. numerous women claim they were victimized there. one of them accuse former governor bill richardson of abuse there. and naomi campbell is seen in pictures with epstein. she addresses the negative press she is getting. somewhat he has done is

indefensible. when i heard of what he has done, it sickened me like everyone else. thank god i had goo people around me who protected me from this. liz: look at this new number. the justice department reporting 64%, 2/3 of all federal arrests in 2018 were non-u.s. citizens. two illegals trying to jump the border wall. they failed. they got caught, they were arrested. sheriff, your reaction to this. illegals account for a square of all federal drug and federal property theft and fraud arrests. your take in all those numbers. >> incredible numbers.

that was an incredible spike up to 64%. that's people going to jail that don't belong in this country. it's an incredible number. roy cooper vetoing a bill that would have required police to cooperate with i.c.e. we know we reported last night that charlotte and atlanta are now hubs for the drug cartels to go through the carolinas, including north carolina to ship drugs throughout the country. your take on that. >> that is correct. that is a shipment zone. that governor does not care about the safety of his citizens. these immigrants that came across the border and along with them came the people they are trying to flee that are still victimizing them. we know for a fact over 70% of them will be repeat offenders. i don't understand why the

governor does not want to make sure his citizens are protected. and he puts the value of outlaws over good citizens. he's prioritizing outlaws over good citizens. liz: the media and the left not reporting that the obama administration struggled and tried to you be do the flores agreement that keeps families together up to only 20 days in facilities. here is obama's homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >> we ran into the issue of the flores case. our border patrol and immigration enforcement people need those tools to deal with situations like this. liz: president trump says this in 2007 about migrants affecting

u.s. jobs. >> i believe there are circumstances where in fact illegal immigrants are driving down wages. the question is how do we fix it. liz: sheriff, your reaction? >> trump is trying to lead from the front and he's trying to expand that where they can keep families together, but there is not a catch and release. we'll disincentivize those families from coming across. liz: to the i.c.e. raid in mississippi. court documents show evidence these employers knew they were hiring illegal workers. they were wearing government-issues gps ankle

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liz: joining me now, steve forbes. four republicans may challenge president trump. your reaction? >> there are better ways to get exercise than running against

trump. i would stay on the treadmill. there are only 20% of republicans who want trump out. they can make noise but they won't get much money for their efforts. liz: that means good-bye. joe biden will be vice president again. i think it will be harris up there. biden obviously will. sanders will struggle. and elizabeth warren surprisingly is formidable. she seems straightforward. but she has to broaden her appeal among minorities in the democratic party. she hasn't done that yet.

what are you going to do to enable people to get ahead? liz: the african-american vote has picked the democratic candidate since the 80s. this is the same racist system that picks every president going back to andrew jackson and barack obama. >> barack obama, hello. african-american voter turnout in the last election 018 soared. people are voting when there is something to vote for. liz: that under pins all civil rights. >> they wanted to make sure you put together a national coalition to govern this country. this could be a one-issue

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investigation. so i call on william barr to ask the fbi director to make those public. elizabeth: you know, let's remind everybody the kinds of texts we're talking about. here's this text that happened three months before the election in 2016. in august lisa page said trump is not ever going to become president; right? peter strzok said no no he's not. we're going to stop him. here's the other issue, the unmasking, the requests to unmask the names of innocent people on the trump campaign. we have this number, federal agency searches of names or phone numbers of u.s. citizens in surveillance databases under the obama administration exploded from 9500 searchs to more than 30,000 searches in 2016? that's a lot of people being searched in these databases. what's going on here? >> again, i'm glad john durham is doing an investigation into a lot of the surveillance that's going on. i'm glad that william barr is looking at the actors at the highest levels of doj to ensure

that they're doing what the american people expect them to do, not using their political motivations to surveil or spy on individuals especially in an opponent's campaign, like what happened with what we saw with the trump campaign. elizabeth: regular u.s. citizens working on a campaign. we don't know who was unmasked or surveilled. we don't know the true depths of this story because the mueller probe didn't look into it. >> well, and mueller himself when we asked him in the hearing and asked him about what preceded all of this and how we got to where we are today, he refused to answer any of those questions. so hopefully the ig investigation comes out very soon and we know what precipitated all of this, and if there are people that were not doing what they were supposed to be doing at the highest levels of the doj, they will be held accountable. elizabeth: congressman, thank you very much for joining us, sir. we will have you back on. great insights there from you. he sits on the house judiciary committee. thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching.

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