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economy and allowing sea levels to rise. every coastal city could go under water. every midwestern city and large swaths of the country experiencing drought on a level we have not seen. that will be way more expensive. david: wait until you hear what else she is saying. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. i'm david asman in for trish. our top story, new evidence the democrats already started on the path to impeachment long before robert mueller's russia report made its way to congress. this despite repeated statements from the chair of the house judiciary committee he that impeachment would have to wait until after the mueller report. >> we'll have to see from the

mueller investigation, from whatever we find, if we get the facts, we'll see where the facts lead and maybe it will lead time peachment, maybe it won't. it's way too early to talk about impeachment. we'll see where the facts take us. david: by the time chairman nadler said that to chris wallace an impeachment investigation had been launched weeks before according to new court documents obtained in a separate case. joining me, 2016 trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. there was some corrupt politician who said never atlantic the facts get in the way of a good story. this is clearly what's going on here. right? >> what we see and what the american people see is the goal of the democratic majority in congress has sales been to impeach the president of the united states for crimes which he did not commit.

what we have seen in these court documents was the chairman of the judiciary committee lied to the american people time and time again and used the mueller report of what they thought was going to come out and say the president should be impeached as the preface for starting the impeachment process. but this started long before that. the only things the democrats want to do is remove the duly elected president. david: i know all politicians lie. as chairman of the judiciary committee you are supposed to be concerned about justice and evidence. whatever happened to that? we used to have judiciary chairmen who did care about evidence. this one clearly doesn't. >> in the hyper partisan world of washington, d.c. today, chairman nadler is more concerned about his democratic primary from someone on his left

so he has to show he's more a socialist and antitrump individual than anything important to the american people. this is all about his own reelection effort. he lied to the american people to give himself some sort of credibility. but back home i promise you he's running as far to the left as possible saying i'm going to impeach donald trump. david: i am one of his constituents. i live in the upper westside of manhattan. i see him from time to time. it's one of the most of extreme left-wing areas of the country. he this your mind just play together left? >> he is because he has a democratic primary. and the democrats who used to search with him lost their seats to people from the left. he doesn't want to give up his power so he's going as far to the left as possible. david: journalism is also

suffering from a deficit of the truth and a concern for evidence. the most of prevent example of that is lawrence o'donnell who last night essentially made some extraordinarily unsubstantialated charged -- unsubstantiated charges against the president. a single source close to deutsche bank told me donald trump's loan documents there show he has co-signers. that's how he was able to obtain those loans. and that the co-signers are russian oligarchs. david: today after that extraordinary evidence that didn't exist to substantiate a charge that was extraordinarily outrageous, the president's lawyer sent a letter to nbc demanding a retraction or some kind of clarify casings what it is he said. also the liberal media beat up

on lawrence o'donnell. he came out with a tweet late this afternoon saying last night i made an error in judgment about reporting an item about the president's finances that didn't go through a rigorous verifications and standard process. i shouldn't have reported it and i was wrong to address it on the air. the bottom line is there is a limit even for the left-wing media, apparently. no? >> he didn't make an error in judgment. he made up a story. there is a different between an error in judgment and making something up out of thin air. the left wing hide yeah is holding him accountable because the president had him dead to right. nbc and their executives knew they couldn't back up this false claim. it was careless to say is an understatement. it was punitive and much more relevant to attack this

president. we saw when they made those statements there were 35,000 retweets. and his apology received none. where is the accountability for making up something about the president of the united states. is he a journalister. >> columnist? he's just a pundit with no proof whatsoever who shouldn't be on the air. david: i have another name for it. he's a bully. and he's been getting away with this stuff. but the president pushed back with his legal team and he went cowing for an a -- coul cowerinr an apology. if the president didn't do that, the people who watch his show would have said the president did this. if he didn't hold these people accountable the american people would think the things he told them from true. david: i know everybody in the

media calls the president himself a bully for fighting back. if he were not fighting back i don't think we would get the responses we are finally getting from the media who has run roughshod over the truth. >> we have seen the media's whole narrative on russia's russia collusion. the president collude with russia. it was completely and factually inaccurate. we have seen the "new york times" allow anti-semitism to permeate inside their ranks and not do anything about it. the media is such at fault. they want to know why the country is so divide, these people who are supposed to be journalists aren't journalists. they hide behind the power of the pen and there is no accountability. the american people are tired of it. david: the american people are

fighting back. and the tip of the spear is the president himself. coming up. incredible video of a couple grabbing a baseball bat to defend themselves from a bear. first, do you have a hard time sleeping at night? far left socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez does. >> if i woke up in the middle of the night at 3:30 in the morning just concerned about climate change. david: and she is warning of prehistoric disices, even death from climate change if we don't shell out $393 trillion in taxpayer money. >> we need to bite the bullet. the alternatives to not spending the money is "a," and "b" send

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coastal city could go under water and every midwestern city or large swaths of the western part of the country experiencing drought that we have seen will be more expensive. the alternative to not spending the money is "a," death, and "b" spending even more money. david: alexandria ocasio-cortez claiming she is trying to save us money by spending trillions to combat climate change. gentlemen, good to see you. do you think -- do you think that 93 trillion and something that would wipe out our fossil fuel industry is a good deal for americans? >> we can change the green new

deal to the red state new deal. what we are talking about is concentrating on agriculture. concentrating on getting to the fossil fuel industry. those jobs which are left in kentucky can be converted to green energy jobs. we can be using the trade war we are fighting so they can maifnlgt s. come any more competitive. so this idea we'll have an 18th century economy in the 21st century will not work. the on thing holding us back is a recalcitrant to move forward into a new industrial age. david: it sounds like you are saying yes. it isn't as it wasn't tried before. not only did we try. we saw the transfer from fossil

fuels. the spanish government tried it and terrible failure. it's been a failure in germany where it's been tried. we have 6 million workers in the fossil fuel industry in the united states. are they going to buy into the fact that transfer to solar or wind power will work perfectly. >> no, it will destroy our economy. first of all we are $20-some trillion in debt. we have $30 trillion in unfunded liability. $90 trillion to have this green new deal. if the world doesn't by to it, it's for naught. we can be the cleanest country on the planet. if russia and china and india are not as klein as we are, it's for naught. it's spit in the ocean. the last 30 years they made people like al gore rich on this hoax. every time you meet one of their

milestones that the world is coming to an end, they extend it 20 years. david: democrat frontrunner joe biden is enjoying a wide lead. remember there was a poll showing him behind liz warn and bernie sanders. that switched over. then you had gillibrand dropping out today. i'm wondering if this is all but a done deal. >> we had a team trying to pull a gulliver. joe biden in a field of 25-30 candidates, he has been at the lowest at 30% out of 30 candidates. the media keep trying to turn elizabeth warren into a thing. she is not a thing. bernie sanders has been at 15% to 20%. they need to let pop lead and change our folk to us winning

the 2020 election. david: i wonder if pop has the stamina to make it to the convention. the gaffes make it seem like it's a problem for him to make it for another a whatever it is, 14, 15 months to the convention. it will be quite a long-haul. >> joe biden is no gulliver. he's more like week rnld at bernie's. he try to the go as crazy left as they are. he won't be able to do it. joe biden has been running for president for three decades. it won't be joe biden. it will be a crazy lefty who will not be able to be a lefty. >> you are saying joe biden will not be the nominee? are you willing to make a bet on that? i am a gambling man all day.

>> we'll do that in the commercial break. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. coming up. more gems from socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez' latest live stream of her consciousness. >> escape these melted glaciers. david: first new photos showing north korea may be building a submarine capable of launching nuclear missiles. is retired four star general jack keane worried? beep goes off ]

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u.s. president trump imposed sanctions on iran. sanctions rouhani says have to go before talks can take place. joining us is retired four-star general jack keane. we are used their rhetoric. but what worries you the most outside of their ability to get a nuke. what could they do now that would worry you? >> i agree with you. this rhetoric is what we have seen in the past. given the suffering that's taken place they want to blame everything on the united states. but the people of iran don't buy that. the growing civil unrest and the signs they carry in the streets. i think what worries me is the iranians haven't exhausted their playbook of options yet. what they have done is they shot down drones, sabotage tankers and seized them and enriched

uranium beyond the standards of the jcpoa and the nuclear deal. but in that playbook are certainly attacks on u.s. troops and u.s. facilities. now, that would get a response, a significant response from the united states, still measured on what they did, but nonetheless, a significant response. they may be at a calculation point that even that is worth it to create a larger crisis that would get the world to put their focus on it possibly affect toil prices, and as a result of that, put pressure on the united states. that's a bad calculation because the united states -- we are not going to buy into that. given everything they have done so far, what has the united states done? we increased the sanctions.

that's the thing that's still out there. david: for those who have forgotten. it wasn't directly the iranians. it might as well have come from tehran. they killed hundreds of american that reasons and you know, weed pulled out of lebanon as a result. under this president we would strike back hard. don't you think. >> back in the early 80s, they blew up the u.s. embassy. in the 90s they blew up khobar towers barracks. they have a history of doing this. that's still in the playbook. they hope it doesn't happen. if it does, they will get a significant response in return. david: images reporting that north korea is building a submarine capable of launching a

nuclear missile. >> we are concerned about the ballistic missile test. we want to understand what they are doing and why they are doing it. we'll get to the irreversible complete denuclearization of the peninsula through a political agreement. we want to close the door to overreacting. david: one thing he didn't tell us is if there was a red line that we kornt -- that we couldn't allow north korea to cross over. >> the president has an agreement with kim jong-un about not testing nuclear weapons and medium range and long range ballistic missiles. if that's the case, the red line would be all negotiations would be off and we would dough back to the playbook we had before

negotiations began. as to the submarine. a nuclear tipped submarine, obviously that's a threat. this is 50 years old. diesel powered, limited in range, and we would easily detect this submarine. all of our submarines are nuclear powered and they have unlimited range driver and they run quite. >> this will take a year or so before they are able to stand it up. kim jong-un is still advancing his nuclear capability. he's still moving forward on it, despite the fact his promises to denuclearize. his actions will tell us something else. david: trust but verify. thank you for being here. appreciate it. far left socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez is saying climate

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rick reichmuth is live from puerto rico. reporter: it's a remarkable turn around from last night when this island was in doer yanls direct path. it's a huge relief for the 3 million residents, many of whom are til recovering from the effects of hurricane maria two years ago. this was the scene across the island of puerto rico. many of the 3 million residents shell shocked from hurricane maria boarding up and taking cover as hurricane dorian gained strength and takes aim at the u.s. territory. the streets of san juan are nearly empty. cruise ships diverted and all flights suspended. many residents spent the past two days stocking up on supplies and moving their boats to higher ground. island leaders are urging ground. but there is growing concerns the free deducted 4-6 inches of

rain could cause problems. >> we are taking measures so the same thing does not happen again as maria. reporter: 30,000 homes still have blue tarps on their roofs from marie. -- from maria. now provocations are under way on the east coast from the florida to the carolinas. >> we are doing what we always do during hurricane season. have a plan and be ready and listen. reporter: 23,000 power customers lost power earlier today because of a rainstorm. but the virgin islands had power virtually knocked out as dorian is strengthening. expected to strengthen further

over the open atlantic and a state of emergency in effect in florida. david: puerto rico dodged bullet. there are sweeping changes in the concept of citizens and nown citizens giving birth inside the u.s. a republican congressman from arizona that could see changes because of these policy changes. andy biggs. these changes primarily are met. i know they affect our citizens overseas. but the real thing is they want to stop birth tourism. that's when you have pregnant visitors, not residents. visitors coming here to have kid so they become u.s. citizens.

i want to put up the rule change. we highlighted it. a u.s. citizen born in the u.s. generally meets the residents' requirement as long as he or she can present evidence to demonstrate that his or her mother was not merely transiting through or visiting the u.s. at the time of his or her -- his or birth. that may change birth tourism. >> it might get to some birthright citizenship. it's become an industry for some places to send mothers, expectant mothers here and they stay here for several months at a time. that definition of what is transit. that is going to be critical in determining how extensive this change is. i'm not sure it's as great as most of people are thinking.

david: one word can make all the difference. explain how that happens. >> transit. in the central valley of california, there was a lady that would come in a couple days before her baby was due. she would have that baby then return to mexico. that baby had received birthright citizenship. some might say that's just transit, but on thers may see you it's flying in and having the baby moving from an airport to a hospital to have the baby. david: i'm looking here. it looks as long as he or she can present evidence that his or her mother was not only visiting the u.s. maybe they can tweak it more and make it airtight. but you have got to applaud the direction in which it is going, no? >> birthright citizenship has been a draw in the united states and we are one of the few

countries that have it yet. we need to eliminate birthright certain seasonship. we need to make sure people come here legally. and they can obtain citizenship. we are a country that welcomes legal immigrants to come in here. it's the other issue we see a lot of that i think they are trying to get at here. david: i'm looking at the change in the asylum rules and the new walls and fortification of the walls going up. i'm seeing significant changes and follow through on the promises president trump made to secure our border. >> the president wants a secure border. he understands. it's like we have a leak if our house. we shouldn't be putting up drywall and paint until we fix the leak. the mexican government has been a big help lately. and the m can pv program has

been a deterrent. if we were certain to even 40s removal of nearly a million people with removal orders, you would see i think an almost stand still of people trying to get into this country illegally. david: i want to go to another story. your judiciary colleague jerry nadler is in hot water because a legal filing made by democrats monday saying their impeachment probe started march 4. but the mueller report didn't get to a.g. bar until march 22 and it wasn't released until april 18. did the democrats decide trump was worthy of impeachment without any evidence of that? >> jerry nadler since he became chairman, i think that was his goal. but he never took any official position. i think there is a problem

filing with the court saying we have this official investigation, a serious investigation going on. they have done nothing but harass the president with their hearings. but he did nothing according to the rules of the house and the constitution to actually go with impeachment. if you want to impeach the president, start the procedure. david: i'm wondering, you are on that committee. are you going to start a procedure to sanction your chairman for some part of this? >> you know, we may need to look into that. what happened is he sent two conflict messages. one thing we know for sure is they want to impeach the president. but they want to have it both ways. they don't want to do anything official because it's grossly and highly unpopular with the american people. david: what kind of sanction would you envision? >> i think we would say it would be a censure-type thing saying

you did something wrong. admit it. they have got the votes, david. that's the problem with it. thank you for being here. appreciate it. coming up, more live stream gems from alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> do you think overhauling our economy to decarbonize and save the planet is going to be expensive? try not decarbonizing our economy. david: officials trying to block an internet cable under the potion floor between china and the u.s. the hudson institute reacts to the details after this.

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david: the "wall street journal" is reporting u.s. officials are attempting to block an internet cable being run across the ocean by china and it's being backed by google and facebook. it's chinese investors, an investor who raised some red flags over his ties to the chinese government. joining me is hudson institute

senior fellow, rebecca heinrich. facebook and google sold hair company to a chinese company with close ties with beijing but built a fiber optic surveillance network for beijing police. these are people in the business of surveilling other people's private information. we don't want to deal with them, do we? >> the line between a is hong kong which is supposed to be an autonomous entity and mainland china is increasingly glurd as we see with the protests and the chinese government threatening to put them down. so if we benefit hong kong, we benefit china. the other line being blurred is between what the chinese no longer -- they don't have

private entities and the military. if there is a private entity in china, it's not private, it's run by the chinese government, and that goes towards what xi jinping is doing in trying to replace the united states as a global super power. david: do you want your facebook data and all the google data and youtubeing to be in the hands of the company that works with chinese police to survey what the private citizens of china do? >> this chinese backer also listed huawei which is the trojan horse. it comes in to conceal all our information it's a cyber-security national security crisis. huawei. this is who it is.

remember google doesn't have its hands clean. general dunford, the chairman of the joints chief of staff told congress thatting google dumb muched its contracts with the pentagon in favor of china. even google is questionable here. david: they spent $300 million on it. they have a big stake in it. but there is a multi agency group called teen toll con that works with the department of defense and department of justice. it's a multi alphabet soup agency. tell us about this and how they were able to suggest to put up their own red flags about this deal. >> the justice department is taking the lead on this. they are alerted because of concerns for the direction. it anchors in l.a. and goes into

hong kong. concerns about hong kong and mainland china. and the fact googlers increasingly concerning. now the department of justice has to convince the other interagency process. the trump administration deserves big-time kudos for tightening the procedures to look at foreign investments and make sure they are not national security concerns. congress, this is a good story. there is bipartisan support for tightening the screws on something like this. david: if you back you have and look at the big picture. what is the chinese goals? is it to improve access to information by their people or to get these vehicles to steal more data from us and use it to -- for ill attempts at getting our financial information or whatever? >> china does not follow the rules of the road that we as a

western country that values private property, that wants predictability and agreement between all of these different partners and entities involved when you are stalk being marketing and trade. china is demonstrating it's not a reliable partner. it doesn't abide by rules and the treaties and agreements it assigns us to. other countries and other companies can start shying away. david: it will cost facebook $300 million. coming up next. incredible video of a couple defending themselves from a bear with a baseball bat. socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez' live stream. >> i woke up in the middle of the night at 3:30 in the morning

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deep well, another gem from aoc's instagram rant. she bashed boomers while taunting millennials as the first generation to protest the government. let's get your reaction. >> i think this new generation is very profound and very strong and very brave because they're actually willing to go to the streets. how about that? previous generations just assume that government's got it. david: i guess she didn't hear about the '60s, right? >> clearly not. another day, another historically ignorant and embarrassing comment from aoc. her live stream feed is constant entertainment. the last time i checked out her instagram live stream, she was so shocked and surprised to see that plants grow from dirt is and vegetables come from the dirt. [laughter] clearly, she's not aware of what happened in the '60s. millennials are not the first

generation -- david: even worse, she's not, apparently, understanding or has been totally ill-informed about what happened with the communist and socialist revolutions all over the world over the past hundred years, how they've led to tens of millions of people dying and how she could support anything close to that is just beyond belief. it's kind of scary. meanwhile, i want to move on. a colorado couple got the scare of a lifestyle time when they found a bear and its cub in their kitchen. what happened then? >> a rather frightening situation for this colorado couple. they heard some noises coming from the kitchen, so the husband went to check it out, and he found a giant bear and its cub in the kitchen eating a loaf of bread. so he ran back to get a bat to scare the bear, he ended up getting pretty cut up. they were able to get the bear out of the house, but he was hurt. the wife was okay. and they ended up having to -- authorities ended up euthanizing

the bear because if bears attack anyone, they will euthanize them. david: going after a bear with a baseball bat, that guy's got guts. meanwhile, they're still wondering what pluto is. it's been 13 years sense it was declassesfied as a planet, but one nas a saw chief has come out in its defense. >> yes, jim bridenstine was at a lecture in colorado, and he still believes it's a planet. a lot of us probably reading this article today thought pluto was a planet, but they downgraded it back in 2006 because it was missing one of the qualifications, and pluto's always been kind of a mystery, it's smaller than the moon. but if bridenstine says so, we're going to have to go with what he says. david: you learn something every day. stephanie, this is a new study claiming couch potatoes may have a shorter life span and, frankly, that's not much of a surprise. >> yeah. this is a new study, i think it's a reminder that we need to get up and move around. what i was reading was that people who sit around for more

than nine and a half hours a day are more likely to live a shorter life. even moderate stuff, lighthousework, like dishes and mopping -- light housework and simple things can give you a longer, happier life. today david i'm going to run are over to pop eye's or chick-fil-a for one of their sandwiches. they're trying to bury e the hatchet, right? >> yeah. so popeye's came out with this new chicken sandwich, it's all the rave. i heard about it, but apparently they sold out of their sandwiches a month in advance. it's gotten so extreme that they now have some sort of alert or app that people can sign up for so they can find out if their closest location will have a sandwich for them. david: what i love is this is real chicken, it ain't that fake stuff. stephanie, thank you very much. by the way, catch me every weeknight at 5 p.m. eastern

time, it's called bulls and bears right here on fox business. i'll be back tomorrow. guess who's in for kennedy? mr. guy benson is here tonight for kennedy. we look forward to seeing him. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> well, what many saw as a wake-up call for sleepily e joe -- sleepy joe ended up being a wrong number. good evening, i'm guy benson in for kennedy tonight. a monmouth university poll released earlier this week, or you'll remember this, lots of critics and supporters wondering could biden's gaffes finally be catching up to him, a statistical three-way tie we bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. the former vp's campaign brushed off any concerns calling the survey an outlier, and today the pollster agreed, quasi-renouncing their own poll with this statement saying in part, quote: it's clear that the monmouth university poll is