ask join us tomorrow, victoria toensing and joe difficult convenien -- digenovaamong our . good night from new york. [♪] david: tonight, president trump following through on one of his earliest campaign promises, building the wall. thi -- this new video reveals 60 miles of new bordered wall. known while, iran's president hassan rouhani backtracking on talks with the u.s. demanding sanctions be lefted before talks begin. kt macfarland says rouhani is overplaying his hand. she'll tell us why in just moments. an iowa college professor

resigning after pledging his support for antifa. he also talked about taking out revenge against evangelical christians. will the left ignore this call for violence as well? we are exposing more hypocrisy. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, everybody. i'm david asman in for trish. our top story takes us to the southern border where drone footage shows 60 miles of brand-new border wall in arizona. customs and border patrol expects to complete 450 miles of this wallaby next year. but it's not just arizona. across the southwest, crews are breaking ground on new wall or beefing up already existing structures. this coming as the trump

administration asks the supreme court to allow them to begin restrictions on migrants who seek asylum in this country. our builder president wasting no time at all in getting this done. it must be some kind of record for the federal government to get this much done so quickly. i'm wondering how it will affect the lives of the people of on the border. the i.c.e. agents, border patrol agents, et cetera. >> i'm proud of this president. he's keeping his promise now to the american people and the border patrol. you see the new wall go up. he's building this wall exactly where the border patrol say they need at wall. they know where the groups are coming and the drugs are flowing. they have build the wall in strategic locations outlined by

the experts on the bordered. there will be hundreds of more miles of wall based on the border patrol's asks on where it is needed. david: we'll see whether or not the wall is effective. >> the bordered bare yerp, illegal immigration and drug smuggling went down. for every place they build a border barrier they have have had a positive effect. i think the president is fulfilling his promise and he's going to keep going. david: you also have this combined with the change in the asylum rules. are those changes being felt by the border patrol? >> they will be. if somebody is going to come to this country and claim asylum,

you have got to be escaping fear, persecution from your home government because of your race, religion, whatever. so if you have escaped that home government and now you are in different country. that's where you should claim asylum. right? so that begs the question. is it really about escaping fear of persecution? it's' really about getting into the united states. that's what the president is trying to address. david: we still have a lot of illegal immigrants in the united states, some of whom i.c.e. is looking for. and it's all made difficult by the sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. is there any way to move on that? >> once again the president is taking this bull by the horns

working with the department of justice. they are suing the sanctuary cities and appealing some of the decisions they have given. it takes a while to appeal the decisions. what people need to understand, the president is doing this on his own. the bottom line is the democrat leadership don't want to fix the border. they haven't offered one fix to slow the search down. d votes surge down. they want to give citizenship to those who are here illegally already. david: i want to end on a positive note. not only is the wall getting built and not only are there good changes in the asee you stlum laws. a lot of this sanctuary city stuff is losing steam. i was talking about the governor

new mexico. it's losing steasm as we all see what the liberals have said about the border is wrong and the president is getting some of his stuff done. quickly last word. >> the biggest problem is we have a great president who kept their promise to the american people. he's been right on this issue from day one to keep up the good fight. meanwhile, iran is change its tune tonight on potential talks with the u.s., the country's president hassan rouhani saying there will be no meeting with president trump until the u.s. lifts all of its sanctions on iran. president rouhani and president trump signaled earlier today their openness to sit down.

i get the sense that rouhani was caught flat footed. first he said he was open to it, then he got some pushback from tehran. >> he's caught between a rock and a hard place because his economy is crumbling from within. unemployment is 25% for all youth and 20% for college educated youth. i those got pretty lucky. i those got a life preserver thrown to him when the french president said i will be the honest broker. i'll have negotiations. trump said that's okay, fine. then rouhani pulls back. i think he got back home. when he got to the phone, he got the phone call from the big boss. the ayatollah said we are not going to do anything with the american devil. i think they are in a bad place.

david: you mentioned how bad it's doing. it's not the same iran it was four years ago or three years ago when the president came into power. are the folks in the street, particularly the young people who we know in the beginning of the obama administration got out in the streets to protest and they received no help from washington at that time, are they about to do it again? are the frustrations boiling to that point? >> you don't know what's going on inside. let me give you obvious indicators. the. >> i to thank, the supreme leader is in his 80s and boor health. he has a president raw honey and a prime minister who would like to have a deal with the united states. but they don't have the support back home and they probably aren't going to get anywhere with trump. if he doesn't like the deal, he will walk away. the other part is those european leaders said we should all be back in this iran nuclear deal,

the european businesses are all following trump. when the iranians say america pulled out, we are not going to honor the deal, what happens to the europeans? they are still in the deal. david: you are saying the european business leaders follow trump's lead more than they do their own political leaders. >> yes. the united states made it clear you want to do business with america you won't do business with iran. so if you are a leader of an international corporation, you don't want to risk being on the wrong wrong side of trump. look at trump, he's not scared of anybody. david: we just had the g-7 in france. the president got a lot accomplished. i wonder if the european leaders tried to lean on him with the iranian situation saying come back with the fold or whether there was more pressure on them from the president to change

their way and split from the iran deal the way we did. >> i think it's a who cares. the real issues are china. the united states walks in with a full hand. we have a canada, u.s. mexico trade deal, a south korea trade deal. the president announced a japan trade deal while he was there. and he and boris johnson decided they will have a deal if the brits leave the european union. our economy is good. some of the european countries, germany and san francisco, they are slowing down. china's economy is slowing down. i think trump whether he intend to or whether it's a grand strategic plan, i don't know because i'm not in the administration anymore. but he's assembling a group of trading partners i hope can stand up to china. david: is nobody listening to

bernie sanders' free pitch? a new report the senator was rude and cranky to servers at a popular san francisco restaurant. so much so he lost the restaurant owner's vote. tonight democrats in the liberal media seem to love the possibility of a recession. >> the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> on the cusp of recession. >> it's about time we have a recession. >> plenty of time for a possible recession. david: ben stein is here to take them on. prosecutors are near a decision on whether to seek an indictment against andrew mccabe. john yu is here to weigh in next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job

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david: the criminal case against jeffrey epstein now all but dead after the apparent sex offender apparently took his life a few weeks ago. but the judge overseeing the case took an unusual step. brian llenas reports on why today is so different.

>> today was empowering and strength. sight was empowering and infuriating knowing the person to needed to hear those words is not here to hear them. reporter: a heart wrenching day in court by the women as they described being molested as young girls and angered that alleged sex trafficker took his own life. >> it's not how jeffrey died but how he lived. and we need to get to the bottom of everybody who was involved with that starting with maxwell. virginia giuffre was one of four women who named max quell as a co-conspirator and his madame.

>> i have been fighting that world until this day. til never be see you length he. reporter: prosecutors confirmed inquiries into co-conspirators will continue. >> i want to that judge for letting us speak. it will be a rough road. reporter: this as epstein's defense attorney said they have a quote pro found problem with the medical examiner's conclusion that the cause of death was suicide. he added that epstein was not a suicidal person. the journal has not yet dismissed the case against epstein. david: we are hearing reports that any security foot damage of epstein's death or minutes leading up to it is virtually

useless. john aren't suspicions are mounting, particularly with us new yorkers who are familiar enough with the system to know there are a lot of kinks in the system. do you suspect foul play? >> i still don't. though i can understand why a lot of people would. this is starting to sounds like the godfather 2. we shouldn't rush to judgment. sometimes incompetence and mistakes can be the explanation. but attorney general barr will get to the bottom of the matter and the prosecution will go forward and i suspect we'll get the truth sooner or later. david: i want to switch to another subject that's of keen into the our viewers. the decision to charge andrew mccabe is imminent. how imminent and do you think the charges will stick?

>> first i think that if mccabe's representatives are meeting with the very top leadership of the justice department then charges are probably imminent. it's their last clear chance to persuade the department not to charge him. people should keep in mind how incredible this result is. this is the second time the top ranking official of the fbi being prosecuted for lying to the fbi. the other thing is that people should keep in mind this is a sign attorney general barr is trying to get to the bottom of this one as well. even thought it looks like there might have been people in the justice department misusing their powers to put off or stop the election of president trump. it didn't succeed. now the justice department is cleaning up its own mess and holding people accountable. david: it seems it was a small,

but not a very big cabal involved in this. clearly peter strzok was part of this. his girlfriend, andy mccabe, they mention each other in texts and emails. do you think that will do it to clean it up in the fbi. then you have the question of the department of justice and bruce ohr and others there. >> as a former justice 0 department official, i don't think it stops with just a few people. you have the whole matter of the fisa investigation. why was the government's broad surveillance powers misused to spy on an ongoing presidential campaign? that needs to be solved, too. david: i want to get a third subject in if i can. it involves business interests. friday the president said in a tweet and repeated at a press conference that he had the

authority to order businesses in china to come back from china, to cease and desist under the international emergency economic powers act. your opinion as to whether he has that authority? >> that law was passed in 1977. it gives the president strikingly broad economic powers. and the president can virtually impose an embargo on china. he may not be able to order individual companies to pull out of china but he can block all economic activity between the united states and china if he wants to go that far. i think president trump can put powerful levers on american companies if he wanted to. david: so he does have that authority. democrats and the liberal media seem to love the possibility of a recession. >> the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> on the cusp of a recession. >> it's about time we get a

recession. famed economist ben stein is here to take them on. but first ilhan omar and rashida tlaib were harsh critics when israel denied them entry. >> she said i am her dream manifested. i am her free bird. david: republican and democratic senators are denied their visas to russia. details coming next. ♪

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that. rashida tlaib and ilhan omar harsh critics when israel denied them entry into the country. but now the freshman lawmakers are silent when senators are denied visas for their bipartisan congressional delegation to russia. joining me, deneen borelli. and laura, shouldn't the squad be supporting these senators who are being denied the same access they were denied? >> to quote mariah carey, why are you so obsessed with me. we are so focused on three congresswomen of color. russia is an adversary run by a despot. it's not surprising he would steal freedom of speech from a

democratic senator and republican senator. and it's not surprising this would happen in a nation that does that to its own citizens. the reason it was news before. and you saw rashida tlaib and congressman omar speaking out is because it was because of them. president trump placed a call to benjamin netanyahu and asked they be restricted from travel to israel. so that's what made it so newsworthy. david: deneen, shouldn't the squad members have come to support people who were put through the ringer the way they were? >> this has nothing to do about color, david. let's just put that out there first. it's not surprising that the progressive freshmen did not come to defend senator johnson because they don't care. it doesn't benefit them in any way, shape or form.

they are all about generating news and media for themselves. they have been doing it since they gone it to office. every other week there is something else going on with these ladies. i have got to tell you, it's interesting how they are ignoring senator johnson's request to go to russia. russia of course has the right to do so to deny entry. on the flip side, it's a huge double standard coming from these progressive women. david: there was an iowa community college professor who resigned after admitting he is affiliated with antifa. deneen, what does it tell you about colleges in america today, the fact that you have a college professor, i know it's a small college in iowa. that makes it even worse that in a place like iowa you would have an antifa professor? >> it's scary. i would say to parents, know who is teaching your children no

matter what grade they are in. he promotes antifa. every other week you hear something in the news about an i a attacking people. and he talked about raising issues about evangelical christians and president trump and he wants to do harm to them. these from outrageous comments from these guys. businesses and schools have codes of conduct. when you say or do something, you are out the door. that's what we saw in this case. david: you did, though the president of this college said our decision to remove the pro fistor from the class room has nothing to do with the substance of his views or the right to express. i would think the substance should have had hogo something to do with his being dismissed. you hear crickets from the left.

you would hear in a heartbeat if they had anything to do with white nationalists, et cetera. >> i agree this professor should be dismissed. he was using language that could be used and inspire violence. that type of person in a position of power need to be stopped. i will say we now have higher standard for an iowa community college professo professor thane president of the united states. we are simply not talking about what the real problem is is the other thing. david: forgive me, laura. you are suggesting the president has something to do with antifa views? >> let me clarify. that's not what i am saying. we are holding him to a lower standard. his words about people being okay on both sides when we are talking about the white supremacists marching. we are also talking about his

inaction. david: he said nothing about defending white nationalists or antifa. he condemned both in that statement on charlottesville. >> i just want to say, keep promoting this propaganda. it's utter nonsense. it was clarified. but those on the left will continue to use these lies to persuade people to look in the other direction and not look at the truth. david: i commend everybody to read the transcript of that press conference. you will see very clearly the president condemn violence on both sides. good to see you both. thank you very much. an oklahoma judge saying pharmaceutical company johnson and johnson must pay half a billion dollars for its part in fueling the opioid epidemics.

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driving our economy and the global economy into recession. >> president trump has no plan. this is chaos. trade war by tweet is harmful to the u.s. economy. >> the economy isn't working for most of of us. david: don't you think most of democrats would like to see a recession to make it easier for them to defeat donald trump? >> i think most of democratic leaders would like to. i don't think it ordinary democrats who carry a lunch pail to work want to see that. nobody wants to see a recession. when people lose their jobs and can't pay their mortgage or rent, they suffer terribly. the idea of pushing a recession in order to defeat your opponent in an election is a terrible idea. it's a harmful idea. i would say it's disloyal to

america. david: i think that's a terrific distinction. you have to make between the democratic leaders and the folks on the street who have to make a buck for a living. but there was an old expression where rahm emanuel who became -- he was chief of staff for obama for a while, then mayor of chicago, now he's a tv pundit. he said never let a serious crisis go to waste. it is -- you see it on the republican side, too. people who take advantage of these crises, right? >> you see it on both sides. it's a terrible thing. to wish ill to this country to promote your political views is seriously sick, i would say. i'm not a psychiatrist. but i would consider it sick to wish ill to this country to promote your political views. it's evil. it goes beyond politics.

it's evil. people suffer terribly during a recession. my grandfather suffered and was unemployed during most of of the great depression. his family suffered terribly. the idea that somehow this is good for america to hurt people is a terrible idea. terribly harmful and i would say it's mentally disturbed. david: i think you are on to something. ben stein, great to see you. appreciate it. is the free stuff pitch wearing on bernie? >> free. free. free. david: the socialist senator it is reported was rude and cranky to servers at a san francisco restaurant. guess who lost his vote.

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in 2018 there were 326 million opioid pills dispensed in oklahoma. that's enough for every man, woman and child to have 110 opioid pills themselves. david: i know the pill mills as they call them, they have been pretty successful in shutting them down over the past year and a half or so. but is it still as much a problem or does more work have to be done on the streets in getting raid of these hard pills. >> according to mike hunter. he was saying part of this settlement will help' stem that epidemic. we'll try getting those people who have been addicted to this because they are prescribed to by their doctors. we'll try getting them help. but there is still a major need. it's interesting that johnson

and johnstojohnsonand d johnsont claiming responsibility. their sales reps visited oklahoma doctors 150,000 times to sell the raw product. when we talk about the epidemic. we are in the recovery phase. we are trying to recover some of the costs that oklahoma is going to incur by this epidemic created by the pharmaceutical companies. david: there are concerns on the part of people who really do need pain killers. people with cancer and back problems. there is a slew of patients who need these pain killers. is there anything about this lawsuit that concerns you that perhaps it will make it more difficult for people who need these drugs to get them? >> well, there is other options out there that are lessor

non-addictive. and so we want to continue to treat the patient. but what we can't do is send a product out that dye by their own research council will say 15% of everyone that's prescribed them, within the first 7-11 days will become dependent. that's crazy. we have to do better at getting pain medicine to individuals that are non-narcotic and non-addictive. david: i am glad at some point it looks like we are turning a page on this. it's far from over. but at least we are turning a page. you are from oklahoma. which is a very big fossil fuel state. you do a lot of natural gas discovery there, and recovery, et cetera. bernie sanders has come out with his green plan which is $16 trillion. it's about 10 times bigger than

mr. biden's. bernie is rising in the polls. he's nipping that joe biden's heels. it would ban frack and drilling offshore and on federal land. it bans imports and ex posts all fossil fuels. cancel oil pipe lines. it goes on and on, essentially making it impossible to do any kind of business in fossil fuels. yet there are 6 million workers in america who depend on fossil fuels for their jobs. what's going to happen to those 6 million people? >> he wants to giving this all away and give all these individual who love to work and create their own opportunities, he wants to put them on government subsidies. why don't we ask how well limiting domestic oil into that it state has helped.

the amount they have limited to be produced, now they are having the same amount brought in from saudi arabia. they haven't reduced their footprint. they are just not allowing their state to produce it so they are bringing it in. bernie wants to eliminate all the fossil fuel? where is he going to get the land mass to put in wind and solar farms? we had a study. to replace the fossil fuels that we consume in the united states, it would take a wind farm the size of texas. a land mass the size of texas to replace it. and at the same time the wind isn't always blowing and the sun isn't always shining. soy what are we going to do when those events aren't occurring? so let's be realistic and have all the above approach like oklahoma. oklahoma, yes we are an oil and gas industry state, but we are also wind energy.

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money down until he gets an apology from president macron. a lot of people looking at the potable aspect same $20 million in the grand scheme is not a huge amount of money take the money and put the fire out. but i think this is more a politics than anything. >> meanwhile we all know bernie sanders is not known for being a warm and fuzzy guy. he was reported they caught being very rude to his own staff at a california restaurant. >> not just his own staff, the reports from the owner in san francisco he was rude with the wait staff as well refusing to take pictures or shake cans and my mom always said don't do anybody or vote for anybody that is rude to wait staff. they are getting a taste of what that would look like if bernie sanders was president.

the campaign has got to be exhausting maybe he was a little tired at the end of the day but you think he'd feel the love a little more like san francisco, that was not the case for bernie. >> as a former raider intern waiter i would never forgive him for that one. i heard there's a study claiming optimist are going to live longer than the pessimist. >> that is what the study says some cases it can increase life expectancy up to 15%. the next time you go to your doctor if they tell you stop eating red meat and exercise more, tell them i don't need to do that i'm optimistic. that will offset the negative stuff. some people say maybe people are optimistic because their health is better and that's why the study is finding there's results. but we can all use more optimism in the world. >> i wonder if europe engin pesu could train yourself to be

optimism. i do remember the viral clip of carly lloyd kicking a 55-yard field goal here it is. >> goal, i love that shop. she has caught the eye of some nfl teams. >> her trainer coming out and saying multiple nfl teams have invited her to take part in preseason activities and one team saying you can sit up for a game in the preseason and i'm glad the women's team is getting immediate attention after the incredible world cup win. for anyone hoping to see carly lloyd stand upper and in about team, we have seen fema kickers in the past trying to make an appeal but we haven't seen anyone with a like power. but of course in a double soccer prayer and it's great to see her get recognition beyond the field. hopefully she can win or will crops. >> the last topic, is it true we

will have to brace for a polar coaster this coming winter. what is a polar coaster? >> the farmer's almanac estate and a to be cold wet frigid winter. the farmer's almanac says everything will your they just want people to continue buying farmer's almanac because no one will read them if they don't make these claims. i probably drink dust in his pride would be the coldest winter ever. they are saying you better get ready especially in the east coast in the middle of the rockies. it'll be frigid and wet. >> the polar coast is going to get very cold and more unseasonably warm, it will go up and down, it's that kind of weather. that is kind of that always gives me a cold. >> we look forward to hearing you sniffling on air once winter comes. remind me not to shake your hand. >> by the way it's hard to state optimist when you have weather like that. great to see you my friend. thank you so much for coming.

just a reminder, all you folks you can catch me every weeknight, i'm on at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, hosting my own show, "bulls & bears" and you can catch it right here on fox business. i will be back tomorrow and you can catch kennedy right now. >> thank you david, tomorrow is deadline day for democrat candidate, they have to make the double threshold to qualify for the parties, the presidential hopeful need 130,000 unique donors but 2% for national polls approved by the d&c to make it on the big stage and longshots have resorted to desperate gimmicks to get over the line, it will not work watch. there we go, nothing to see for you. herbert, kir