success as did john bolton, a great american. i'll be in washington, d.c. tomorrow. joining us the brazilian foreign minister and jim jordan and mark meadows. trish: the liberal media putting lives at risk in an attempt to take down the president. they said the cia had to extricate a spy because of president trump. they put the life of a former sky and asset to the united states and others at risk. a former cia covert officer is joining us with exclusive new intel on this developing story. john bolton, the president's national security advisor is out of a job. the president's cabinet backing up the decision.

>> the president is entitled to the staff he wants. any moment it's a staff person who works for the president of the united states. he should have people he trusts and values and whose efforts and judgment benefit him in delivering american foreign policy. trish: is this the end of the neocons. the president campaigned on getting us out of conflict. prime time * is next. trish: the liberal media's hate for the president at a new level. the cia calling cnn misguide and false in its reporting. cnn reported that the cia pulled a high-level spy out of russia

because of president trump. somehow president trump put that spy at risk. here, the thing. cia officials first offer to extract the informant in 2016, weeks before president trump took office. even the "new york times" acknowledges there was no public evidence the president endangered the source. rather it was confirmed on the russian interference why our election. this could seriously put this person's life in danger. what kind of precedent does that set for any future asset the united states could have around the world when you know the american media will blow it up and make you toast as fast as you can if they have a shot at taking count president. an nbc reporter went to this

person's house. went to their house for crying out loud. do you know how easy it would be now for vladimir putin? i am sure he knows, to figure out just exactly who this so-called spy was in his ranks. you put 2 and 2 together, an administration official in russia who had access to vladimir putin suddenly goes missing. the timing works out. this person's life is totally at risk thanks to nbc and cnn. and i guess you might as well throw the "new york times" in there, too. secretary of state mike pompeii or' with his frustrations. >> i don't talk about things like this very often. it's only the occasion when there is something that puts people at risk or the reporting is so egregious that it ebb comment in the way i just did.

trish: there is no desire to have any responsibility any more? you are so anxious to prove this president wrong and pin something on him that you are going to risk the security of this individual? frankly, security of a lot more individual, anyone that would have had any kind of relationship with this individual in question. joining me to unpack all of this. covert operations officer, former cia, mike baker. good to see you again, mike. >> thank you, thank you. trish: we had a source in russia, very close to vladimir putin, had been cultivated over a number of years. and now that source i would think that asset which had to be extracted is now pretty much in danger. i think it media holds some responsibility in all of this.

what's your take on it. >> i think absolutely they hold responsibility. i don't think they would care. but whether you talk about nbc, or abc's behavior, cnn hate the president. they had the opportunity to throw a story out there from their perspective was another hit job on the president and couldn't be bothered to fact check. what nbc and others are doing by trying to out this individual and playing beat the clock to get the story first. i don't know what happened to journalistic integrity or proportion when it comes to national security concerns. but not only does it place an individual's life at risk. as we know from watching putin and his henchmen go after individuals around the world in the recent past. but wait also does is endangers

national security in a much bigger sense. to have something like this take place, imagine how difficult it is in the future. going forward for all those brave men and women who work in the intel community in the u.s. to try to convince somebody in a position overseas who has critical intelligence that we need for our national security interest. imagine how tough it is to convince that potential asset to support us. not only keeping it a secret, but the media targets him. trish: it sets a very bad precedents. how does it all work? how do you get that asset, how do you cultivate that asset to begin with? is there money at play? is somebody handing over, you know, lots of money? cash to this individual in. >> not to go into sources and

methods, obviously we won't. but we can talk all day long about what motivates somebody to cooperate with an intel service. sometimes it's money, sometimes it's a variety of other reasons. occasionally it's ideology. but the process to get that asset is enormously difficult and painstaking. unless you have got somebody who walked in and volunteers their services assuming they are credible. the process of identifying somebody who has access to critical intelligence, that's a priority for the u.s. is a lengthy process you have to understand what motivates them. you have to get to the point where they are willing to cooperate. they are putting their life on the line. they are putting their family's life on the line. and they are doing it oftentimes because they believe personally for whatever reason that it's the right thing.

they believe the u.s. is in the right position. then you get something like what's taking place with nbc doing what they are doing, knocking on the door. i don't even understand the mindset. >> the this is completely irresponsible and i hear you. any asset anywhere in the world would say why am i going to do this. wow, if your media gets any inkling of any of this going on, they will below it all up. mike, it's good to see you. it's always good to have your perspective. president trump firing national security advisor john bolton today. he has disagreed strongly with bolton's suggestion. bolton claims he offered to resign. regardless of how it all went down, these are two men who

completely butt heads on national security issues, on plans to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. this is a president that went out there and campaigned on the idea that we were going to get out of all these world won applicants. we weren't going to be spending money and costing american lives by meddling in everybody else's business. we were going to pick our spots. joining me now, steven yates. i always thought it was a mismatch. i know don and i know where the president stands on all these issues. those two didn't seem lined up so to say. >> that's true. john is a friend, someone i have known for many years. he's a very public person with very well organized articulated views over a long period of time. has been on these airwaves

espousing these views, and they are not ones the president clearly aligned with the president. trish: you were there work with katie. you completely disagree with your boss, hey, listen, i'm all for hearing diverse opinions. but ultimately it's the boss that sets the policy. >> there is only one president at a time. he's the commander-in-chief. it comes down to your theories of management. some managers like to have contending and challenging views around them. some like to have people in their close circle alcohol weaken they want to do, second guess them because they will get second guessed once they are out in public. at this point president trump is shifting into a different gear to go through reelection and thinking about second term. and i think the debate is close about whether strategically we are looking to get out of

afghanistan. there is no point to relitigate that with the commander-in-chief. trish: you get the national assembly coming up. the president is saying i am willing to sit down with the iranians. i'll talk to them. that doesn't seem to be something john bolton would be in any way in favor of. then you can add venezuela to the list, you can add north korea to the list. you can add china. there are a lot of things that perhaps bolton would be far more aggressive on than say this president. the president approached this interestingly and i commend him for this, with a lot of financial tools. you think about tariffs. i have had conversations in the past. john bolton didn't steam too enthusiastic. around rivers. trish: i'm willing to lose a lot of dollars before i will lose one american life. so i think economic sanctions

and the financial tools we have can be quite useful. but that is perhaps another area where the president and john bolton disagreed? >> i agree there are a lot of options between war and appeasement which seem to be the polar extremes a lot of our debate gets framed around. there is an area of political warfare, we don't shape the information environment the way others do. we cede ground to the chinese controlled media where we don't fight on behalf of freedom of and use the assets we have advantages in. there is a lot of room there. but the bottom line is the president has staff where all of us when you come in, it's known, the time of your leaving might be at your choosing. but implicitly you have got your letter of resignation written. it's up to the president to decide when he chooses to accept

it. john bolton knows that more than anyone else, having served multiple presidents. if i were him i wouldn't be involved with putting up competing tweets with the president of the united states on the same day. but we have people making different decisions today. trish: 2020 dems for the president. >> donald trump is the most of openly racist president we have had in modern history. >> the most of dangerous president in american history. >> today we have a president who embraces supremacists. trish: brand-new economic numbers show the president's policies are working for everyone. but they are especially work for minorities. wait until you hear these numbers. and it's the most of successful hollywood romantic comedy in nearly a decade.

>> they are crazy rich. >> you are like the prince william of asia. >> that's ridiculous. it's more like harry. trish: i loved this story. the co-writer is calling it quits because her male counter part was offered 10 times more money than her. tonight i'm exposing the hypocrisy. they are trying to use woarnl and use minorities. texas congressman brian babin is here as soon as we get back.

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trish: 64,000 illegal border crossing in august. a dig drop from our record drop 144,000 in the month of may. that's down from july when it was 82,000. may, 114,000.

so we are making progress. this is the third straight move decline. the unstoppable flood of migrants. it looks like finally with maybe a little help from mexico and from the democrats, not from any of the democrats income congress, we are getting some of these numbers under control. joining me is brian babin. that's going to make you happy to see that. it's progress. >> absolutely it is progress. but we are down 50%. and i'll tell you you can attribute this entire thing to the policies of donald trump. with his pressure on mexico, where they have sent their own troops down to the southern border. they are turning the buses and caravans back. they are controlling the rivers to keep these folks from coming in. and we have the wait in mexico policy. there are 42,000 illegals that

would have ordinarily been in our country and they are waiting in mexico. and i think this is a great thing to have mexico, you know, cooperating with us. but we have a president that is very forceful and he made this happen. i would say this, trish. still, 64,000 is still too much. that's a medium sized city coming in every single month, and we cannot continue to sustain that. trish: i hear ya. what struck myself how the president approached all this. that threat of tariffs. mexico took that seriously. i found it to be an interesting workaround. you have democrats who aren't willing to do anything because of political reasons, and so he said okay, let me get creative

here. how can i find another solution. and his solution was to say mexico should be doing its part, and mexico if you don't do your part you will be confronted with tariffs. so there was again, i was saying in the last segment. the use of financial tools we haven't seen a lot of presidents employ. this president is doing. would you ever see president trump do something like that? would he have even thought it? >> absolutely not. he would probably say, what, do i have a magic wand? the policies that a president can do administratively because the congress will not act. and it's sad that we cannot work across the aisle to take care of this very -- i think it's the most of pressing problem on a lot of levels, healthcare, terrorism, criminal activity, swamping and flooding of our school systems.

and it's just a huge burden on the taxpayers. i have got one school district in my district in texas that takes over 100 new student, illegal alien children per month. it is a huge burden on this school district. trish: i would like to talk to someone in that school district. it's easy to be abstract about all this stuff. it's easy to think if you are in a private school and you don't have to deal with these communities that none of it really affects you or matters that much. but the reality is it does create a very big drain on these communities like the one you are mentioning. i think it's important people remember that. >> absolutely. trish: good to see you. >> good to be with you, trish. trish: stop what you are doing. i have some really good video

that i guarantee you will make your heart melt. i played it for my kid to get them to wake up this morning and it did the trick. don't you love it? that's the greatest thing. and the female co-writer of crazy rich asians won't be returning for the movie sequel because of pay inequality. they offered her male counterpart 10 times as much money as her. aren't they supposed to be all about gender equality? it starts at home, guys. where is the outrage on this? this is more proof hollywood manipulates women for political gain. president trump's economic

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trish: president trump's economic policies are work. even the liberal "washington post" has to admit it. they are 5.2 million people in the united states with jobs than in 2016, and 4.5 million of them are minorities. they don't say not since donald trump was elected, because god forbid you give this president credit for anything he does. those gains are all taking place under president trump yet the report never mentions his policies, never mentions him. never mentioned anything about this administration and the

hiring surge. joining me, deroy murdock. they are showing us how they really feel. they don't want to give this president -- you talk to a lot of democrats on the show. i say look at job growth. they say that's thanks to president obama. >> the census came out, under obama we saw people in poverty increase by 800,000. under trump we have seen people in poverty fall by 2.5 million. what a huge difference. trish: that's something to be proud of. >> wonderful for them. trish: i wish the democrats could get this. i wish bernie sanders would find

religion and realize socialism will lead us straight to venezuela. thinking you are a victim and dependent on government makes government more powerful. what has this president done that resulted in numbers like this? >> he cut taxes and provided incentives. he deregulated. it makes it easier for people to make money. a lot of it which is hard to measure is a difference in tone. when you have a president saying you didn't build that. you say i better not open a business. i will open a business for the president. a much more positive tone. >> he's been a cheerleader for the economy. >> the booing and hissing. trish: that's the other side of

things. you have got elizabeth warren and bernie sanders out there in front. what would it do to our economy and all those americans, including minorities. enormous numbers much any north going to work, which is wonderful to see, and the best numbers historically. >> record low black and hispanic unemployment. if we had them in the white house it would goat other way. they have deliberate policies of spending enormous amounts of money fan raising taxes. but we are going to get you and stop you because you are evil. people say i will just retire. who needs this pain. we are shifting jobs overseas. it's tremendous progress. just today this very afternoon,

donald trump is talking about all the different things he wants to help them do. if he were a racist he wouldn't be talking to black administrators. it's things like this will help us see the truth. they are lies the democrats are peddling. trish: coming up. what do you do when you don't want to get your nails clipped. you just play dead. look at this dog. isn't that great? first the first female co-writer of "crazy rich asians." hollywood was giving her male counterpart 10 times as much money as her. where is the outrage here? i think this is kind of

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trish: that's the equality hollywood out there saying that they want justice much more women as for men. i don't disagree with that. we deserve to be paid equally. i don't think anyone has a problem with that. but as much as hollywood says that, can they actually do it? they say all that in public. but what happens in private is apparently a totally different tory. "crazy rich asians co-writer just quit the sequel for the most of successful romantic comeo comedy in a decade. she found out her white male co-writer was about to make about 10 times as much as her. they were howeverring him $100,000, they were offering him close to a million.

what has hollywood done to fix his dilemma? i find it absolutely hypocritical. while they go out there and insist, we need equal pay, equal rights. what do they actually do in hollywood? they continue to put women down. this tells me hollywood likes to use women. they like to use women and use minorities. they want everybody to feel bad fan make a big stink about this. but they never do anything to fix the problem themselves. they don't even care. they see women and minorities as tools to be used for political purposes. joining me right now, fox news contributor deneen borelli. come on, the woman wrote the most of successful wroa romantic comedy in a decade and you want to give her $100,000 when it

made $238 million at the box office? >> i think they need to change the infamous hollywood sign to him cites. when -- to hi too hypocrites. president trump surrounded himself zooms with qualified smart women within mercedes schlapp, kellyanne conway. and sarah sanders. we are seeing growth in women's economic numbers. where are the liberals screaming about the pay difference between men and women in hollywood? they are plain old hypocrites. trish: they have an ideology they want to promote. you go out there and try on make

this appeal to women. you make women feel like donald trump is going to be disastrous if you would for their lives. and so, you know, you bring them in that way. they do the same thing with minorities. which is how you keep hearing he's a racist and you keep hearing he's sexist. if you want to see the sexism. you have no further to look than the production house, warner brothers pictures putting out "the crazy rich asians." beautiful movie, well written script. the asian woman who writes it is going to get one tenths of the amount of the white male. come on, guys. fix your own problems. if you think that pay inequality is that big a deal, why don't you deal with some of it that exists in hollywood? >> i absolutely agree with you.

i thought that was a good movie. my husband and i watched it and we enjoyed it. it's like two sets of books, two sets of rules. it's not just pay issue. there are multiple issues wrong with hollywood. the moral authority. how they think they can deck date what other americans should and should not do. they live in mega mansions and drive big cars and fly in private jets. we are not supposed to do that if we can afford to. they are a bunch of elites and hypocrites. it's do as i say and not as i do. they should stick to their scripts in my opinion. trish: good for this woman saying it's not fair and it's not right and i am not going to take that deal. the viral video that's melting everyone's heart. two besties sharing a hug on a new york city street.

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trish: a former beauty queen joining the conservative women throwing her hat into the ring hoping to flip her nevada district red. joining me, lisa substitute on. good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> what made you decide to run? >> politics was never in the plan for me. but after seeing how much need was in the community and realizing the constituents were not being served by our current representative, i knew i had to step up. trish: what is the biggest issue for people in nevada right now and people in your congressional district? >> one of the main things we are hearing as we are talking to voters. veterans are the fastest growing population within the district.

we have two large air force bases right within the district. and it's so clear that our veterans are not getting the care they deserve. i come from a military flame myself. my father is a vietnam veteran. i understand first harden how cite call it is we provide them with the care and resources they deserve. trish: your dad was a vote small vet. my dad was, too. tell me about your mom. >> she is from south korea. your stereotypical tiger mom. i was involved until every extracurricular activity under the sun. but what was clear is i was raised with american values, hard work, personal responsibility and taking control of your own destiny. trish: we talked to a lot of young women running for office. it feels like just a few years

ago it was the year of the woman for democrats. wow, you look at the conservative field and there are so many women running for political office on the republican side. and young women like yourself. why do you think that's happening? >> i think it's fantastic to see so many women stepping up. i'm not a fan of identity politics, but there is no doubt our government should be more representative of the population. this is our chance to show the gop is very diverse. trish: you are a great example yourself of that diversity. and woman we spoke with last night running in illinois. we wish you lots of luck and we look forward to talking with you more. trish: a whole lot more coming up. talk about being dramatic. a dog pretends to faint in order to avoid having his nails clipped.

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i guess the first story were going to get to is a technology is aiming to help computer users improve their posture and it reminds me, sit up straight as my mother always said, by blurting out the screen every time they stopped. we see a lot of new a.i. programs come out but this is a pretty worthwhile one. to your point, my mom is getting on my case on posture, especially if you work in front of a computer. it's so easy to find yourself slouching all day long. i think it'll get really useful. if you get past the fact a program staring at you at your desk all day. >> i think it should be useful. it's hard to always remember, i have to hear my mom's voice in my head, sit up straight, sit up straight, stand up straight. there is a couple of videos,

there really, really, really sweet and they've gone viral. let me do the first one. to best these running for each other. they give each other a big hug on the streets of new york. his put a lot of smiles on people's faces. >> yes is pretty spectacular. this is one of the rare bright spots that we see on the internet. there's a lot of negativity and darkness, but when you see this so excited to see each other, so excited to give each other a big hug and run off down the street together, it makes me happy the internet exist, which is a rare thing because i spend a lot of time on political twitter which is not as happy. >> you have a white boy blonde hair, an african-american boy, people talk about division that is motivated by race and i think one of the reason this speaks to

people is it shows you, who we really are. , we are just people and people love other people, these two kids just love seeing each other. it is very heartwarming to see that in simple ways. next up, a dramatic performance, a hilarious performance. can we take this full-screen. this dog is pretending to faint. while the owner tries to trim its meals. that is one talented dog. [laughter] this is a video i showed my kids the other morning because is trying to get them out of bed and that's not easy to do at 5:45 a.m. so i said i had a great video for you.

>> i love that, i sent this to my mom and i said does this remind you of the dogs, i have two dogs back home in oregon and they do a similar act every time it's time for the bath we take them to the groomers they freak out and hated. but we live in oregon and he gets pretty muddy, it's definitely necessary. >> with her maltese puppy, trees, trees, treats, and suddenly he loves the groomer. another story, top universities across the cu country are honorg members of the achievements because they don't like that they are all white males. now you have to strip them of their achievements and photographs on the walls. >> this comes after rachel maddow talked about the dude

wall, that are at prestigious universities notably rockefeller anuniversity. i understand where people are coming from, yes a bunch of men on the wall but the fact that were missing and even having this conversation shows we've made a miss progress. women are in the universities to look at the wall. and when we tried to bring men down and try to take down their accomplishments entered on what they accomplished, this is with the left loves to do. that does not help elevate us. to go forward as a society, we can grow together. were not able to do that by carrying inch of down like this. >> is happening over and over again. it's gonna be tough to be a white man in america today. because you are somehow have been born with all this privilege. i went to his prestigious

university and i saw a lot of those photos of men hanging on the wall but i said you know what, there's going to be plenty of women there someday. because there's a new generation coming up and one thing i find perplexing is all the people on the left that want to rewrite history in a way that they see fit whether christopher columbus was an evil villain who took this country from native americans or any other narratives that they're trying to spin, they have no real recognition for history. at that point in history women cannot go to college. it was not normal. >> the white men were the only ones that could go. so try to default them for composting these things, the shot of penicillin that you get

at the doctor does not care who invented it or who discovered it. they still will do what it needs to do. we need to try to lift people up and move forward rather than working back and trying to take photos off the wall. >> good to see you. thank you so much as always for watching. right back here tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. kennedy: cnn may be known for fake news, but it puts real lives in real jeopardy. the cia furious with the network at their the agency had to shoot down a report that they pulled the spy out of moscow 2017. the president was mishandling classified intelligence and this is how it all began. >> driven in part by concerns president trump administration mishandled classified intelligence. >> in part, because other concerns that could of exposed