the frosty chino. unfortunately we have to end with that. hope you guys are hungry. that's it for "bulls and bears," thank you for joining us. liz: more on the fallout on national security advisor john bolton now out. with the hawk bolton gone, moving forward, pushing forward, looking forward. president trump looking to score gop victories in 2020. what will those deals look like and which deals can get done now that bolton is gone. the president at his rally last night going all out slamming democrats saying they will lead to the destruction of the american dream with their policies and just as we warned you, it's happening. kevin mccarthy, liz cheney, jim jordan now accused house

democrats of purposely refusing to call in doj inspector general michael horowitz to testify about his i.g. report slamming james comey. why? because it would ruin their impeachment push to get rid of donald trump. nadler is trying to fast track impeachment. not answering congressional subpoenas is a high crime and misdemeanor, the same crime obama officials committed. how a certain candidate, what she wants could help opec and russia. cnn getting criticized by the "new york times" and an extraordinary rebuke by the cia. they say cnn got it wrong. more media bias.

senator charles schumer said senate democrats will block president trump's use of pentagon funds to pay for the wall even though the supreme court cases back him up. just days before the anniversary of 9/11, obama's homeland security secretary janet napolitano said the border is not a top threat. we have overwhelming evidence that says otherwise. and what janet napolitano is the top threat? you will be surprised. maybe you won't be. [♪] we have a jam-packed hour ahead. we are going right to edward lawrence live at the white house with the latest on the president removing his third national security advisor in as many

years. reporter: a lot going on here. that seems to be the norm at the white house. what we know is former national security advisor is not here at the white house. the president says that he fired john bolton last night. john bolton says the two had a conversation last night. but the president left it let's talk about it tomorrow. the president then bolton then sending his resignation letter in the morning. the white house doubling down that bolton was basically fired before he signed this resignation letter. >> the president is entitled to the staff he wants. any after person who works directly for the president of the united states. reporter: bolton disagreed with having the taliban at camp david

to negotiate peace. sources close to bolton said they had a heated argument with the president about that last night. the secretary of state add that the president could meet with that man, the president of iran next week on the sidelines of the general assembly in new york. the president not backing down from engaging adversaries, but there would be no preconditions for a meeting. looking forward to the chinese buying more agriculture from the u.s. and early october meetings are being set up with the head of the trade team. the administration would like the usmca passed this month. they are pressuring nancy pelosi to bring it up for a vote. >> senator josh hawley says it's not a problem in the senate, it's a problem in the house.

>> to open up the canadian and mexico is a big deal. reporter: sources in canada are telling me they won't bring it up for that final ratification vote until the deal is set in the house of keptives. liz: thanks for everything. let's bring in former naval intelligence officer to deal with these headlines. your reaction on john bolton leaving? >> it's not surprising. he has been sidelined since he started disagreeing with the way the president was handling north korea. he has been sidelined on talks with venezuela. what happened with the taliban this week just set it over. liz: he fought with pence,

pompeo, mulvaney. the president was elected on a platform of getting out of endless wars. the president at one point joked fit was up to john we would be in four wars right now. >> john bolton has always been extremely hawkish. he's been labeled neoconservative which he disagrees with. but he's always wanting to start different conflicts. the president campaigned on bringing our troops home and ending endless wars. that disagreement, pompeo and bolton have not even spoken. liz: we are seeing other replacements coming in. possibly brian hook, pompeo's senior policy advisor. and u.s. ambassador to germany.

richard gro grow grenell. >> all three those gentlemen would be ideal for this situation. they might bring a new sense of levelness to the white house i think is much need, and someone who could help us find a domestic agenda and foreign policy before the election. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised to annex parts of the palestinian area if elected. he was rushed off the stage. >> this is a constant reminder of a lot of the input we have seen from iran where they have their allies across the globe.

and something we need to keep in mind, it's all their allies and other people they work with around the world to support their terror attacks. >> u.s. military leaders warning of an isis insurgency at the syrian border in iraq. it was seen to be sort of ground to go into syria. >> when we were talking about isis being eliminated, my opinion then was they are just going to go hide. they will disperse and wait for to us think that they have completely lost, and dissipated. they waited the time out and now they will resurface because they think we have other irons in the fire that we are not going to notice. we have to keep a close eye on

that territory or it will turn into another iraq situation where as soon as we tush our back they surface. liz: you called this a while ago that isis would regroup. >> i think they are getting a lot of back and you can trace a lot of those funds north to iran. liz: we cover a lot of ground on this show. we are jam packed. we'll switch gears. apple unveiling a slew of new product today. it's the latest gee whiz bang stuff. susan li is in cupertino, california. reporter: not only do you get three brand-new i-phones, you get a watching with ipad and

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liz: let's bring you more information about u.s. jets bombing a quote major transit hub for isis fighters going to syria. reporter: american jets bombed an isis infested island near iraq. secretary of state mike pompeo says keeping isis crushed remains a top priority. >> insuring whether it's isis or

other radical extremist groups continue to be under pressure the united states of america. reporter: bombs were dropped on the island near the tigris river puvment s. officials called the island a major transit hub for isis fighters going in and out of syria. a stealth fighter jet dropped the bombs. last month the u.s. doubled the number of bombs dropped on isis. 5,000 bombs were dropped five years ago. in afghanistan u.s. strikes picked up. american jets dropped 28% more bombs on the taliban in august compared to the previous month. in afghanistan they were the most of since november of last year. a rocket exploded at the u.s.

embassy just minutes before the anniversary of 9/11. liz: firing two projectiles towards the ocean after signaling a willingness to restart talks with the u.s. reporter: north korean officials say they are ready to resume negotiations this month if the united states changes its approach. in other words, lifts sanctions. kim jong-un says it's essential for the u.s. to quit its current calculation method and we'll wait for a bold decision from the u.s. with patience until the end of this year. in late june president trump

dropped by the u.s. embassy in south score ria. north korea has demanded the u.s. change it approach and demand they change pompeo. he hopes to make progress later this month at the united nations general assembly meeting. officials and independent analysis says north korea continues work on its ballistic and nuclear missile programs. the trump administration maintains these launches do not violate a commit from the last year to kim jong-un. liz? >> let's bring in the heritage

foundation's bruce clinger. we tend to not go with what the other media are reporting. we dig into the facts and foot notes. with john bolton gone, president trump is going to have to score geopolitical victories in 2020. is it going to be china or north korea or iran? >> north korea with mr. bolton gone it would appear mr. trump is more eager to lean further forward on engagement. the question is how far down will lower the bar to bring him into compliance that require it to abandon its nuclear missile program. president trump walked away from a bad deal in hanoi, but we don't know if he would be more amenable now that mr. bolton is gone. there is argument amongst experts as to whether you try to reach a freeze or some interim

step. by the has to be part of a comprehensive deal. it's part of a 100-yard agreement that can be implemented in implements. liz: we have got steny hoyer, the media, democrats accusing the white house of having chaos in their foreign policy. do you think there is chaos here? >> we have reports of disagreements between nse and state department. but looking forward, north korea said it's willing to come back to working level talks. but there is a lot of conditional to it. they say they are willing to talk if the u.s. comes up with a new policy proposal. they may be willing to give up their production facilities. but so far they have given no evidence they are willing to aban don't arsenal of nuclear

weapons. liz: huh many missiles have they shot off so far? >> 20 this year. most of of them are vie layings of security council resolutions. liz: you come on the show talking about it. kim jong-un's economy is suffering. his people are suffering. he wants to be a big player on the economic stage. he sees the world going forward and becoming more cosmopolitan. is the media missing the story of kim jong-un and what he needs and wants? >> he wants most of all to stay in power. he and his far it and grandfather before him see opening up the country to a threat to regime stability. they have literally walled off enclaves where they try to have a little bit of capitalism to throw over the wall to keep the

larger socialist economy floating. they are not interested in american businessmen running around the country because they would see that as losing stability. liz: will president trump get a trade deal with china before the election? >> he could, but it depend on how bad he wants it. liz: you get an f for that because it was a yes or no question. come back soon, we love having you on. a frightening scene. look at this harrowing video from southwestern illinois. a freight train, 16 cars derailed and erupted into a massive fireball. plumes of black smoke could be seen for miles. one of the tanks was holding a flammable liquid. no injuries have been reported. look at this story.

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president trump: a vote for any democrat in 2020 and a vote for any democrat tomorrow in north carolina is a vote for the rights of socialism. liz: ford, your reaction to that? >> i think he's right. the 2020 democrats are putting forth a command and control agenda. they are talking about ending fossil fuels and health insurance and they are talking about begun confiscation. -- gun confiscation. liz: democrats are planning big push for suburban voters. let's show the math there. newt gingrich is warning senator elizabeth warren along with 2020 democrats will wreck the u.s.

oil industry. >> there will be county after county after county. eastern ohio, she is the guaranteed unemployment candidate. liz: we have got to get our fuel and energy from somewhere. so the democrats would slam u.s. voters and u.s. businesses in these battleground states in favor of opec and russia? >> i think you hit the nail on the head here. they are talking about not using nuclear power. when you do that you will bankrupt the country and put us in the middle ages in terms of turning on our lights and power our vehicles. when you look at western pennsylvania, this is a no go. hillary clinton said this is the biggest mistake she made in 2016. liz: president trump got a big

endorsement. they are an afl-cio union. here is bernie sanders saying the criminal justice system is racist. >> i hope that all of you know that the criminal justice system in this country is completely broken and is racist. liz: your reaction? >> as a lawyer who has worked in a few d.a.'s offices. i would say we need to improve the criminal justice system. and president trump has done that. liz: is it racist? >> i don't think our criminal justice system is racist. but how it many applied to certain people can be. liz: ford o'connell, thanks for joining us. liz: no mention of radical islam

just days of the anniversary of 9/11. obama's homeland security secretary says the border is not a threat. we'll take on janet napolitano and what she says is the top threat in you may or may not be surprised. cnn getting an unusual rebuke from the "new york times" and the cia. they say cnn got it wrong by reporting that the extraction of a top spy from russia was due to fears over president trump when that was not the case at all. media bias coming up. this is the age of expression.

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to russia was extracted from russia due to trump. reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo unload on media reports. >> the reporting is materially inaccurate. i don't talk about things like this very often. it's only the occasion when i think puts people at risk when the reporting is so egregious to create enormous risk to the u.s. reporter: cnn reported that the president disclosed classified information to the russians. the oval office meeting was described to fox news as irrelevant to the cia's decision make. it's typically a deliberative process to extract an asset.

the intel assessment on russian interference and international media reports about a russian's proximity to vladimir putin. the report was that the cia took the unusual step of issuing a statement. it read in part that misguide speculation that the president's handling of our nation's most of sensitive intelligence is inaccurate. the assets remaining, in washington there was deep concern intelligence about russia's strategy was lost, liz. liz: joining me on the phone is

former fbi operative eric o'neill. what do you think about cnn getting it wrong here? >> i can tell you as a former fbi spy hunter, someone who worked in the united states to catch those spies in my case like robert hanson spying for russia. the second that intel assessment came out in 2017, that very pointedly stated that rugs operatives were involved in our 206 election attack. the russian counter-intelligence were look for a mole. so it's much more likely a russian spy hunters were moving in on our asset in russia than any meeting by the president. what led to the decision to remove one of our most of highly placed sources. liz: what you kind of retaliatory actions could we see from president trump. cnn is blaming this on president

trump when there is no evidence that trump endangered the source. your take on cnn getting it wrong. this is compromise our intelligence assets. where do you draw the line there? >> look, if i had my druthers it would be better we didn't report on the assets, especially in the way it was handled. because it does put them have much on risk. we'll see retaliation from vladimir putin who will feel embarrassed. clearly it was he who directed the 2016 election attack. liz: what do you think putin is going to do. >> what they generally do is retaliate against our people working overseas. they will make it hard on our cia intelligence workers. they will continue.

knowing the name of their form assets who were able to exfiltrate from russia. if he had individuals helping him, they would be very much at risk. liz: the "new york times" is reporting, this is how cnn got it really wrong. the characteristics a offered to extract that asset in 2016 well before trump took office because of concerns that media reports put him at risk. now cnn getting it wrong it putting it at risk. do you think cnn was biased here? >> i think bias plays into it. bias plays into a lot of what happens these days. i miss the days of investigators who would just find the facts. we need to be careful with national security information in

putting it in the public. as it says, it does place -- people who work night and day to gather this information. liz: eric o'neill, you are terrific. we appreciate your insights and expertise. >> we warned you about this. we were all over this first. top republicans kevin mccarthy. house democrats led by jerry nadler are purposely refusing to call in doj inspector general michael horowitz to testify to congress about this recent probe. james comey violated the rules. why are they not calling him in to testify? democrats fear it would ruin their impeachment trump against trump. >> it shows their lack of substantive concern for issues that should matter when the director of the fbi conducts himself that way. when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette,

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bring a vote to stop the reprogramming of pentagon funds to build the border wall. your take on the democrats here. >> the democrats tried to stop him already. the authority the president used to access this funding was given to him by congress. it's a completely legal move. liz: lincoln v vigil says he can do it. it's reprogramming existing pentagon funds that were headed for the border for construction projects there. i know they took money away from pork. but we have done the research. gao says he can do it. >> i believe he can do it under the national emergencies act. he needs to do it. the american people want a secure border. when i was at the border we made action plans.

they need to be funded. chuck schumer voted for a wall in 2006, he probably voted for it in 2016. there was a federal judge who blocked the president's plan top restrict asylum for migrants. basically was that they should declare asylum in the first country they traveled through. now the doj is saying can you help us out here. this is where the border fights are. >> i agree, and i commend the attorney general for taking this own. local district judges shouldn't set immigration policy. liz: there was hardy any mention of radical islam at the senate security hearing in new york

city just days before the anniversary of 9/11. here is former homeland security secretary under obama, janet napolitano. she said the border is not the biggest threat within instead climate change is. >> we as a nation fail to address climate change in a who- in a holistic way, we'll be ignoring the greatest national security risks. i do not believe the u.s. border with mexico is the threat. >> if you ask the people in tijuana or people who live near there, they know the border is a threat. that's why we have to secure the homeland by having a secure border. >> we have had officials from

border patrol on say every state in this country is effectively a border state. texas arrested migrants from 52 countries. authorities seized fentanyl to kill 40 million people. 2/3 of all arrests, property arrests for things like arson, thefting with burglary, fraud. nearly 300,000 illegals arrested in texas. 500,000 local crimes they committed, theft, assault, homicide. i'm not sure how an official who ran homeland security can say the border is not a threat. >> it's definitely a threat and needs resources. you not on have to have a border that's secure. you have to have the right kind of equipment, personnel, equipment, infrastructure. congress needs to engage during this lull in activity. and she those full well when she was running arizona that the border was a problem for her.

we built a lot of fence. >> come back soon. love having you on, sir. we brought this story of to you first and now it's happening. top republicans kevin mccarthy and jim jordan are accusing house democrats led by everrive nadler of purposely refusing to call in the doj inspector general about his i.g. report and probe slamming james comey. why? because it wound cut the democrats' impeachment push. >> maybe that's a violation of the promise he made to his friend. impeach the president, regardless of facts. fast... ...and brake too hard.

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and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. >> when i'm walking through an airport or something, people walk up to me, when is someone going to jail for the wrongdoing that took place in the trump russia investigation or the clinton investigation? i get that question all the time. you can't get to the bottom of that if you don't get all the information out there. what better opportunity than to bring in the inspector general to answer our questions elizabeth: we brought you the story first, just as we warned you, it is happening, top republicans are accusing house democrats led by nadler of purposely refusing to call in

doj inspector general michael horowitz to testify to congress about his recent ig appropriate and report slamming james comey. why? because it would ruin the democrats impeachment push to get rid of trump. joining me now is a congressman from the judiciary committee. congressman, thank you for coming on. ig, inspector generals testify all the time. do you agree with your fellow republicans that democrats are snubbing michael horowitz because they don't want to ruin their impeachment push? >> absolutely, 100%. congressman jordan brought that up in this hearing we started today at 2:00, specifically asked the chairman if he was going to bring mr. horowitz before the committee to answer questions about his report. the chairman nadler refused to answer those questions, kept interrupting him and basically cut him off. so absolutely, i agree with all my republican colleagues. we should absolutely hear from inspector general horowitz. elizabeth: this is sort of like a concentrated effort to just mislead and keep the american people in the dark. here's congresswoman liz cheney really going after the democrats on this.

watch. >> democrats on the judiciary committee will not bring him in to testify. they refuse to do that. and we think that that just fundamentally shows you their lack of substantive concern for issues that really should matter when the director of fbi conducts himself that way because they are too focused on political attacks on the president. elizabeth: james comey was found to be insubordinate, quote, that's from the probe of the ig. he was found to be breaking the rules at the fbi. following his own set of rules. doesn't that concern jerry nadler? what if a republican had an fbi director compliant and did the same to a democrat candidate? >> he would be in here in a heart beat. you saw them bring in mueller, cohen, brought in everybody that could discredit the president and look bad for president trump. they are not going to bring in people who are going to talk about facts and talk about people under a democratic

administration who were insubordinate and all the issue us you discussed. -- issues you discussed. the judiciary committee is focusing on being political. elizabeth: do others agree with you on the committee saying yeah this is wrong? >> i don't hear any other democrats. chairman nadler shut down congressman jordan quickly. no one spoke up. i think the american people are owed to hear from the ig who investigated comey, who is so involved in all the investigations. the american people deserve to hear from him. elizabeth: democrats on your committee going to vote on thursday about procedures for impeachment, where do you come down on that, quickly? >> yeah, it's what they've been trying to do for the last eight months. they don't care what the americans really care about, like securing our border that care about impeaching the president and they will do

everything to move that direction. elizabeth: congressman, thank you for joining us. thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching us tonight. we hope we helped you tonight. lou dobbs is up next on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening, everybody. a major shake up in the white house today. president trump's national security advisor john bolton has exited his post. president trump said the continuing disagreements with bolton over afghanistan, iran, and north korea led to bolton's departure. president trump saying that a new national security advisor will be named next week. bolton was the president's longest-serving national security advisor, serving almost a year and a half. for the very latest on this story, edward lawrence is at the white house. ed? >> lou, former national security advisor john bolton is direct, blunt and abrasive and those traits in part may have