ariana grande can fetch according to the legal experts well into the six figures. i guess you can get that much more one, too. that's it for "bulls and bears." see you next time. shots boomeranging back up. this as there is a brexit backlash. we also have hong kong problems ongoing. here is the back story. democracy being assailed around the world. we have new numbers coming in. is democracy in recession around the world as big wall street shops pushing back on the democrats recess for the economy. dorian is expected to make landfall near hilton head

tomorrow. the mayor of a well-known city sitting smack in the storm's path. we have the pentagon moving troops through. the media pundits are admitting the democrats are getting worse with their free everything policy ideas. these msnbc hosts call it insanity. they say they are going to get trump re-elected. the democrats' climate change will cost trillions of dollars but it doesn't get at the most of serious offenders. that debate is splitting the democrat party. to the blowback against president trump using $3.6 billion in pentagon fund to

build 300 miles of the border wall. what the media is ruling. the president can legally do this. the supreme court backs him up. critics are asking what did president obama and vice president biden know about the fbi miss leading the president using debriefings of the newly elected president trump as information gathering for their russia probe. "the evening edit" starts right now. a victory for hoch congress' pro democracy protesters. we got you covered from edward lawrence in d.c. to jonathan hunt with the latest there. let's start with jonathon. reporter: the hong kong chief executive cary lamb has been under intense pressure.

wednesday she agreed with the backing of the chinese government to withdraw the controversial extradition bill that sparked the protests. 13 long weeks ago. and in doing so, she called for an end to the violence that has racked hong kong. >> our foremost priority is to end violence. to safeguard the rule of law and restore order and safety in society. reporter: but what seems like a significant concession was quickly dismissed by protest organizers. >> hong kong people, you have seen the place yourself. the slogans people are chanting is five demands, no less. this is the endorsement of people, this is the voice of the people. reporter: their remaining demand is a call for an independent inquiry into what they consider

police brutality over the three months of protests. without that, they say, trust cannot be restored between the people and the police. and by extension the hong kong authorities. the protesters say they will continue to fight until all their demands are met. while cary lamb's concession may appease some protesters, the hardliners will be back on the streets setting the stage for a potential showdown once again. liz: high drama in the u.k. boris johnson getting rebuked. meantime president trump warning he will be tougher on china in a second term if trade talks continue to drag on. reporter: president trump delivered a message to the u.s.

top negotiator. they finished a trip to beijing where they met vice premiere leo huff. they made sure they expressed to the chinese that they remain unified. and the president is not playing around. >> we can't be ripped off by china anymore. i think our relationship is much less complicated than it was previous to me when they were ripping off our country. the increase from 25% to 30%. then the last of the $300 billion goes under a 15% tariff. we expect the two trade teams to have a fiend call to set up the next round of talks. the president wants to announce a trade deal with the united

kingdom when they break away from the european union. the prime minister is dealing with two setbacks. lawmakers passed a deal saying if there is no brexit deal they would push the deadline to leave the e.u. into 2020. they denied the prime minister boris johnson's call for the deadline. president trump: boris is a friend of mine, and he's going at it, no question by the. i watched him this morning. he's in there fighting. he knows how to win. boris knows how to win. don't worry about him. he's going to be okay. reporter: the u.s. has been negotiating with the united kingdom for more than a year. the president said he wants to announce a trade deal within weeks of the u.k. leaving the

e.u. hong kong, brexit, all of -- behind all this, the fragile super power that is china. it shows democracy is hard won and easily lost. is democraci'. steven i want your reaction to this data point. for the first time since the 19th century, the total cumulative gd prvetion autocracies in this world exceeds or equals democracies. >> i think the key driver in that figure is somewhat the now being reviewed policies of the wider world to funnel trillions of dollars into an unelected

autocracy in china. it has skewed those statistics. so the drama we are seeing play out in hong kong and otherwise in asia going forward will have a lot to say about whether that balance is toward freedom. liz: also the number of democracies have been under pressure for some time. who is right in protecting the u.s. constitution within the economy and the way our country has been run for centuries. we have the democrats saying pack the supreme court and change the constitution. who has it right? >> we have pendulum swings that go back and forth. sometimes we get close to danger zones but then the american people pull through and we have adjustments. we see that happening in other

parts of the world as well. we have democracies that come through on failure to perform. democracy is something that's an ongoing experiment. liz: when you have a crisis it's run to the government to fix the economy. the democrats recession obsession. it's the inverted yield curve, weak manufacturing data, falling consumer sentiment. when you have a crises you get bigger government to step in. bank of america, jpmorgan chase saying we don't have a crises. we have wages and salaries growing solidly. household savings rates going strong. the federal reserve stepping in, already starting to ease up.

and the government is spending as if the economy was in 2008 crisis mode. >> i feel like we have a hangover from the 1992 election cycle peopling there is an economic rationale that will take out president trump. it's knocked him off course to get through the election. >> let's focus on the high drama and comments, brexit. you heard edward lawrence reporting, boris johnson with votes to delay brexit. broar rise johnson did lose his conservative majority. he expelled he several mps, including the grandson of winston churchill. watch boris john on fighting for brexit in and speech yesterday. >> i want everybody to know there are no circumstances in which i would ask brussels to

delay. we are leaving on the 3st of october. no ifs or buts. we'll not accept any attempts to go back on our promises or scrub that referendum. liz: joining me is lord conrad black. what's going on. >> it's a startling and spectacular turn much events. this is one of these issues that galvanizes opinion and cuts across party lines. there are a few of them in british history. but there haven't been any in the last 100 years. the question is whether britain goes entirely into europe and subsumes into secure mean government or a sovereign government. the people who lost the narrow vote are concentrated largely in

the media and around the universities and the financial community of london, and they are very influential. they had most of of the influence in the country. you have a leave public and the remain parliament. the only way to resolve it is the way the prime minister is proposing. his opponents can't serious live oppose an election. and under a well settled practice in the u.k. when the head of a government that has command, support of parliament the way this one has since the last election asks the monarch for dissolution she effectively has to you give it to him. liz: do you think brexit will take place? >> i do. if you super impose the electoral map on the referendum result. while it was only 52-48 in the

popular vote. there are 630 constituencies in the house of commons and 400 of them voted to leave. the polls indicated the leave side is slightly stronger than it was then. i think it will happen. in the abstract it's not complicated. this isn't like tariffs or the republic of ireland. this is -- is britain a sovereign country or not. liz: lord black thank you for your insights. turning to the death toll rising to seven -- wait wg, coming back. we got pushback from big media saying this insanity. 2020 democrats, you are going to get trump re-elected.

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liz: jaw dropping destruction. it's head to georgia and the carolinas. steve harrigan is in the bahamas with more. >> here in nasa we have been watching rescue helicopters coming one after the other. they rescued at least 60 people. that was just by the early morning hours, and they plan to go at it around the clock. people have been waiting four hours. hoping someone who gets off those helicopters will be a missing relative. we have seen a couple joyful

reunions, finding relatives they weren't sure were dead or alive. here is one woman's story. the rescues have been complicated by a number of factors. 35 inches of rain fell in the northern parts of the bahamas. so the main runway in freeport is devastated. the prime minister announced the preliminary death toll is 7. but as the rescue crews get out there, that number is expected to change dramatically the next couple days. hurricane dorian's outer band lashing the southeast. it's barreling up the florida coast. it's still a category 2 storm. 110-mile-per-hour sustained wind. it's expected to reach savannah,

georgia. with me is the mayor of savannah, georgia. first we'll go to mike tobin in savannah. then we'll bring in the mayor. reporter: what we are seeing as the outer band pass through, you will get the wind and the rain to increase. we have reports of gusts reaching up to 70 miles an hour closer to the beach. then it subside as the band passes. the eye of the hurricane is about 100 miles south-southeast of where we are now. the big issue should come in the middle of the night. at 1:30 in the morning, it should be high tide. so it will bring water up quite a bit. by all likelihood the roads that connect the mainland with the barrier island, those should be under water. the people who elected to ride

out the storm in the homes on the beaches, they will be cut off and on their own. here is gams governor with his concerns about that. >> we are worried about the barrier island getting cut off if we have these storm surges the same time the hurricane is coming through. and when the high tides are. i told folks the last few days, if you get cut off, we can't get medical assistance to you. reporter: the other thing that will make the storm unique is it's a creeper. it will do what hurricanes do but it will pass by slower. it will bring up the rain and the wind and the storm surge. beyond that i can tell you i have seen a big police presence out here. i talked with police who usually do other duties. they are out here patrolling, look for looters -- looking for

looters. liz: joining me now is the mayor of savannah. sir, is savannah prepared? have people evacuated? >> yes, we have been prepared for the last few days. we sent about 1,200 of our citizens out to augusta. we got those out yesterday. we also have a group of them that didn't quite make the bus. we are holding them up at the civic center so we can stake care of them through the rush of the rain and all. but we are all anticipating around 1:30 this morning. whenever it hits. we can anticipate anything down hill. as long as it will stay on the trajectory that it's on, we should be in good shape long

term. we'll have a lot of rain. but probably not as much asthma through as we move forward. we are anticipating a lot better shape than we had earlier. liz: what are you most of worried about right now? >> what i'm worried about is somebody going out thinking it has all passed and end up getting hurt and get killed. like i told everyone. i don't want someone to get killed on my watch. i want you to go in and take care of yourself, take care of your pets. leave here if at all possible. whatever you can do to get you out, we'll get you out and you will return to your normal life in a couple days. liz: good luck to you, sir.

we have our eyes on several other stories for you tonight. to the devastating boat fire in california. the bodies of 33 beam who died in that fire recovered. among the dead, reportedly two workers of tech giant apple. a husband and wife, and their daughter also passed away. 33 passengers and a crew member were sleeping below deck when the fire broke out. kroger following in walmart's footsteps asking customers to stop openly carrying firearms in their stores this as the nra's calls walmart's decision toned sales of handguns shameful. the nra says walmart is conforming to pressure anti-gun

elites. senator elizabeth warren is claiming walmart's moves are not enough. michigan is the first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes. due to the recent spike in lung-related illnesses. 250 hung-related incidents. to the college admissions scandal. as of late august, let's take you to an update on the college admissions scandal. the lawyer's father says they have emails that show a university-wide pay-to-play scheme at usc that they say will undercut the prosecution's

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liz: watch msnbc joe scarborough and mika brzezinski rip into the 2020 democrats. >> you have democrats getting worse. we'll take away health insurance from 160 million americans. we'll give healthcare coverage to people who cross the border illegally. >> everything is free. >> we are going to forgive all medical debt. you know what we are going to do. he just keep stacking that up and you get more people in the suburbs. more swing voters saying wait a minute. >> this is insanity. liz: kristen, your reaction? >> when msnbc hosts start proclaiming democrats as being out of touch, the left wingers are in trouble. donald trump has a lot to be

proud of. but perhaps the biggest asset moving into the next election is in fact the democrats that the msnbc hosts are noting. late-term abortions, begun con fist stations and free everything. the moderate democratic party of the bill clinton days are effectively dead. the free everything agenda will be appealing to naive young voters. when it comes to moderate americans and blue dog democrats they will be alienated by this message. >> to your point, wait for it. watch out, here it comes. the 2020 democrats, the ones still standing in the debates are unveiling sweeping climate change proposals. this all ahead of the cnn town hall. they are all about the plans. how are you going to get it

done, they dodge the -- they dodge the questions how to pay for it. especially when it comes to the fact middle class taxes would have to go up on this. >> exactly right. the left-wing climate change plans are pie in the sky that would fundamentally change the economy and raise taxes. the reason conventional fuels provide us with 80% of our energy. this plans would give government control of energy burdening consumers and businesses alike. but a proposal probably would never become a reality because the democrats would need a filibuster-prove majority in the senate. liz: you had cory booker and andrew yang saying the only way

you can stop it is with a nuclear power plant. "the washington post" alcohol up tonight is saying don't worry about the costs. this is a hidden story. trump has victories and he's winning in a big, big way. he has nearly 100 conservative district judges appointed. 33 appellate court judges appointed. here is mitch mcconnell saying if it happens next year, absolutely we'll fill a scotus seat. watch mitch mcconnell. >> the majority didn't want to fill that vacancy in 2016. the majority would want to fill a vacancy in 2020. is that a fair characterization.

>> you are correct. you have to go back to the 1880s to find the last time a senate from a different party than the president filled a supreme court vacancy in an election. >> democrats might not like it, in 2016 he had a divided government. in 2019 and 2020 the republicans will control both the white house and senate. if the situation had been reversed in 2016, the democrats would have done the same thing republicans did to garland. i think mcconnell is correct with his statement. liz: interesting take on that. coming up. the calls for impeachment may be growing as the congress comes back from recess. moderate democrats in swing states. they don't want it. they are voicing their opposition. how is that going to affect

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>> we think by the end of next year we think we'll have close to 500 miles of wall that will be complete. liz: that was president trump defending the use of 3.6 million in pentagon fund to build 375 miles of the border wall. but listen to what msnbc joe

scarborough said. >> after what they said about barack obama's executive orders. they are going to let donald trump raid pentagon funding. liz: is that what it's about? the gao and the cbo studied it saying the president can do this. the supreme court, lincoln versus vigil says the president can do this. is it really about hypocrisy? >> they found a creative way, use an existing law from 1976, the national emergencies act to use existing funding to move it into the border wall project. this is much-needed infrastructure to deliver on his promise for a more secure america. this is something i give him credit for, gaining momentum for these plans that have been put

in place for a couple years now. liz: they act shocked, shocked that this is going on. federal agencies have been doing this since it forever. so this one instance where the border wall is being built, it's not that it is news. federal agencies have been reprogramming spending of taxpayer dollars practically forever. >> we'll get a substantial durable barrier on the border. you can add access mobility to. then you add agents to the location. they will protect the border better and we'll get what we expect which is a secure border. >> the next case. let's move on to this topic. illegal immigrants can soon get

driver's licenses in massachusetts. lawmakers debate two bills that will give the privilege of driver's licenses to all residents of the state regardless of whether they are legal certain seasons or -- legal citizens or illegal citizens. your reaction to that? >> licenses, sanctuary cities, incentivizing people in the country illegally is a bad thing all around. we'll never secure the border if they continue to give them sanctuary for being in the country illegally. i wish the people of massachusetts would reconsider it because it's not good for the country and it's not good for the people of maize either. liz: an msnbc host got curiously

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liz: the fbi accused of stonewalling the senate overstir it committee. the committee demanded information on fbi senior official and their actions at the january 26 trump tower meeting with the president on the steele dossier. catherine herridge joins us with more. catherine: the fbi has not responded to this may 8 letter asking questions about fbi senior executives, their communications and their actions

at the trump tower briefing on the dossier. the letter asks when the media learned that the fbi had the dossier. james clapper and james comey. the letter highlights an email exchange among senior fbi leadership from andrew mccabe. indicating that cnn would soon go forward with a sense of his story, that seems to be a reference to the dossier. the inspector general's report indicated how the fbi director and his top deputies went to great lengths to confront trump on the information contained in the dossier and share the president-elect's reactions with the investigators. senator graham pushed the

attorney general top declassify the information. >> i want as much out as possible. i think the attorney general shares that view. we want transparency. the goal is to understand what happened and make sure it never happens again. catherine: senator graham is asking the attorney general to declassify underlying records to provide the most of complete picture possible to the public. >> joining us now for his reaction, former whitewater deputy independent council, robert bitman. >> very disturbing, liz. clearly the higher ups at the fbi were conducting criminal investigation yet talking to the president-elect, president-elect trump at the time under some guise of a briefing it's disturbing that politics were i

filtrating this esteemed law enforcement agency. liz: they are sworn top uphold the constitution. >> it's a difficult question. it doesn't look like -- it sound and looks like they were acting on their own political never trump hate trump. liz: and entrap trump. >> entrap trump. and that's exactly what they did to general kelly as well. they were out to get these gentlemen because it sure seemed like they did not like their politics and did not want this upcoming administration to prevail. liz: it's about using more information, using a traditional debriefing meeting with the president, a transition briefing as a counter-intelligence effort to get information from

president trump, against president trump. james combing hitting back at the president on twitter saying despite two years of trump's lies aimed at degrading the fbi, it remains a revered institution. the president is not attacking the institution. he's saying the officials leading it are the issue. >> i agree with president trump on that. to the extent it's a revered institution, not with standing what director comey did to it. he politicized the fbi and made a lot of personal errors himself. it's a sad time in the history of the fbi and law enforcement of the united states. coming up. whoopi goldberg defending president trump. the view's co-host blasting

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trade, contract talks, fuel efficiency standards and more. we will have a the bumping story for you. stephanie raising a mystifying and unusual criticism of vice president mike pence yesterday, the less people scratching their heads,. >> it's confusing if he's traveling with his mom, which under the call mother. >> that's how they came to the discussion of the vice president. the truck property in ireland, the vice president visiting ireland with his wife and mother. let's bring in political analyst, i can feel your brain multi-listening to that one. [laughter] >> it's insanity, honestly speaking it is not surprising because the media has been taking shots of mike pence since he learned he said he would not have dinner with a woman that his wife be president. he would not be in those kind of

openings. i understood what he was saying, they went after him with his christianity, these are the elements in which a liberal left has continued to target whether they be christians in general or conservatives, it is to silence them, i think they found out in 2016 that the majority would no longer be silent. >> switching gears, the actors asking the hollywood reporter to publicize the names of people for the fundraiser in beverly hills. whoopi goldberg really blasting back against that saying you're wrong. watch this. we have something called the blacklist. and a lot of really good people were accused of stuff. but he cared whether it was true or not. they were accused. and they lost the right to work. you don't have the right in this country, people can vote for who they want to, that's one of the

great rights of this country. >> actor eric mccormick are saying they been misunderstood your reaction to the story? >> i completely and totally agree with whoopi goldberg, she was referencing the hollywood ten which disallowed certain directors in hollywood and veterans to participate in the business, we see they continue to push the narrative in hollywood in which they went to crate the culture in which americans follow. but the premise has been rejected by the market people. i think people like will be speaking up is excellent. >> we surprised to hear her speaking of? >> no because she has spoken up on other issues in which he believes whether president trump was being painted in a bad light negatively and inappropriately. i'm not very shocked by that. but i'm kinda surprised that the other folks on the panel did not disagree with her.

>> thank you so much for joining us. great to see you. and thank you for having us in your homes and we hope we helped you tonight, lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. have a good evening. >> good evening everybody, from day one of the presidency, president trump has delivered on his promise of putting america first. that delivery is no more evident in his dealings with china. the president ending the decades of china's forced technology transfer, intellectual property fastheft and the theft of our technology, and of trillions of dollars, the president today said his tough stance on china is about a lot more than the economy. it is about america. >> if i wanted to do nothing with