at the top of his game. and for every challenge and there are many, this president is reveling in it all. we'll see you tomorrow night. good night from new york. trish: the battle ground is set. the socialist left wants to dest opportunity, prosperity and the american dream, the american economy. elizabeth warren out with a new plan to take more your hard-earned money. we'll look at her attempt to target small business owners and retirees. time is up for disgraced fbi official andrew mccabe. teen vaping related illnesses spreading across the country.

the trump administration is taking action. find out the trump plan to stop this crisis. "trish regan primetime" starts next. far left 2020 democratic hopeful elizabeth warren is out with another tax plan. she wants to take your money and mine and everybody else's who is working forking a living. she is calling for a nearly 15% tax on investment income for anybody earning over $250,000 a year because she wants to shore up social security. she wants all these taxes. don't forget, on investment. you already have been taxed on the stuff. you take a chance, you bet on the market. you make a little money and

elizabeth warren wants to take it back. this is a woman who claims she is capitalist. >> do we describe you as cap thattist? >> yes, i believe in markets. >> i believe capitalism over the course of history has been a force for good? >> yes, i do. >> i believe in markets. i believe in markets right down to my toes. trish: yeah, right. do you think we were born yesterday? she is not the only 2020 dem after your money. they all are. bernie sanders wants to boost the top tax rate to 70% so we are out there working for the government. joe biden wants to tax capital gains. and kamala harris wants to roll back fax breaks for anyone make over $100,000.

lower taxes generate more in the way of revenue. if people have an opportunity to keep more of what they earn, they are willing to take a risk to go out there and work some more or invest some more. in 2018 we saw the highest tax revenue in the history of america. $3.3 trillion brought in thanks to a new tax policy from donald trump. joining me, vice chair of the house republican conference, north carolina, congressman mark walker. congressman, it seems as though there is a real war, if you would, on capitalism right now. if it's successful, it's going to punish the very people that elizabeth warren and bernie sanders allegedly want to help. >> you are exactly right.

we are here obviously with the president. a lot of times we hear elizabeth warren's attack on wall street. but this an attack on americans. if elizabeth warren were ever elected president, the economy would fall faster than joe biden's recent poll numbers. this is something that needs to be exposed to the american people. trish: if she were to win or bernie sanders were to win. what i don't get is you can just be a student of history, or be a student of current events. you go around the world. we have a story coming up on argentina later in the show. it's spiraling out of control because people are worried socialism is going to kick in. don't they get it? don't they pay attention? or are they so concerned about votes they think they can sell

this victim ide to all of america and americans are dumb enough to buy it? >> part of the reason elizabeth warren has been getting traction lately is because of her policy chob chops. she is skilled in that. but it's still rat poison. that's something you have to make sure we are monitoring. the american people do understand. what she is proposing would devastate some of these economics. the community banks, the amount of regulations and compliance issues they would have to endure may not allow them to sustain or even survive. trish: i think things have gone the so crazy, and the left has gone the so emboldened by this idea they are going to take back this economy. take it back from who? from the very people who built it? >> it is not like the numbers

aren't coming back that are incredible. 1.4 million americansame out of poverty last year. 6.2 million have come outr off of food stamps. the economy is ghght right direction and you will consider somebody who would take away retirements of school teachers and policemen and firemen? trish: we would be heading very much on a path venezuelan is in now. the president is talking behind me. what are some of the highlights from what he'sing. >> we just meant -- he's saying. >> we just met with our members laying out what it looks like to win back the house, and to make sure donald trump gets elected for four more years. we talked about the policy side and some of the political things

we need to be working on as well. trish: those are? >> specifically we talked about number one, the great vast bulk of americans are against abolishing i.c.e. against open borders, something elizabeth warren advocates for, even to the place of having to tape work. you are talking about tens of thousands of illegals already convicted as felons. we are also talking about the tens of thousands of americans who want a baby to survived abortion to try to sustain its life. trish: she has got a big banner there flying over the democrat debate talking about socialism. we are going to show you that in just a minute. but that's what i think -- it's a question of are you a capitalist or a socialist? and i think given the value that

this country was found on, that's a pretty easy question for people to answer. there he is. take a peek. >> it's a question of individual liberty or allowing the government to make every decision you want to make in life. those are the two choices you have. trish: remember when hillary clinton tried to downplay her email scandal? watch. >> did you wipe the server? >> you mean with a schot in i don't know how city works digitally at all. trish: after all these years hillary's missing emails have been found sort of. 2020 dems push their socialist ideas. the 2020 campaign reminding folks of the real danger. breaking news out of washington.

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trish: criminal charges against andrew mccabe. a up much attorney recommending that the doj move forward with an dime of andrew mccabe for misleading investigators. you may recall the i.g. report says mccabe improperly authorized a leak to the "wall street journal" about the clinton foundation. when fbi agents confront mr. mccabe about the leak the i.g. report says mr. mccabe lacked candor. is that enough to land him in jail in joining me now, a trial attorney who says yes, lacking candor can get you into a lot of trouble. >> lacking candor is lying and

misleading. politically correct way of saying lying. think about how many people we saw indicted for misleading or lying to investigators. the inspector general report set forth four instances where mccabe lacked candor. and that could be the basis for criminal liability. the next step, it goes to a grand jury and the grand jury determines wither ther with it r there is probable cause. we have been off the hook if he had told the truth or would he be in additional trouble because he was sharing information he shouldn't have given his position? >> give be his position, he would have still been in trouble and lost his position with the fbi. he's leaking information on an

ongoing investigation. the impropriety in that is astronomical. in many of these cases, it's not the crime, it's the cover-up that gets you into trouble. if he had been truthful with the fbi, would he have lost his job, yes? would he have faced charges from the ethics ask committee, yes. trish: the got tomorrow of the television screen says it's imminent. is he going to be indicted or do they have to report all the evidence and make an indictment. >> the decision to go to the grand jury i think is foreshadowed. they are going to a grand jury.

it's the grand jury who ultimately determines whether there is enough evidence to move forward and indict. the standard is lower. but it may happen. let me cut to a cnn commentator who seems to think there wasn't anything wrong with what mr. mccabe did. >> andy mccabe is a cnn contributor and colleague and friend top of us who work here. this is an extremely unusual prosecution. andy mccabe had the right to speak to reporters. as deputy director of the fbi he had the right to speak to reporters. he also has an impeccable record as one of the most of honored and successful fbi acts of his generation. trish: they have a right to speak to reporters about an

investigation? you have the right to speak to reporters. have drinks, whatever. but do you you have the right to share information on an ongoing investigation? >> no, absolutely not. that violates every rule. there are reasons to protect the information that's being acquired by the fbi. in furtherance of that investigation to provide that to reporters. there is a robe why leaking sensitive information can get you fired from that job, no question about it. and i think what the commentator might be saying from a criminal perspective there wasn't anything wrong with leaking the information which i think is arguable. but he doesn't take the extra step to say now he was asked about it, federal investigators, under oath, he's not truthful. that's the basis of the criminal prosecution.

trish: there are human beings out there who are willing to do bad stuff. all of this leaking shouldn't have happened. this desire to take down the president when he's elected by the american people. it's discounselling to see people act like that. >> to the detriment of the fbi and the detriment of the american people. trish: socialism does not work. argentina's once thriving economy is total chaos over fears a socialist will return to the presidential palace. what do you do when a mini horse and goose become best friends. democrats fiction eight on impeaching the president. >> it's time for to us impeach this president. >> bullies don't win. baby, they don't. we are going to go in there and [bleep]. >> i will fight every day nell is impeached.

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trish: the president speaking at the republican conference in maryland. president trump: it's the democrats and it's the media fighting two battles. trish: but he just announced moments ago.

he just announced a kaks cut for middle income americans is being done and he expected it to happen sometime in the next year. that's a big deal. you hear him talking about socialism. he might have once been a moderate democrat, a full-on social. meanwhile, house judiciary committee chairman formerly kick off an official impeachment inquiry into president trump. watch him here. >> let me clear up any remaining doubt, the conduct under investigation poses a threat to our democracy. we have an obligation to respond to this threat. trish: not only do americans not feel that way.

69% of americans don't want the president to be impeached. meanwhile you have got a great economy. you have got a great economy right now with more people working. more minorities, more women work than ever before in this country and the president as he speaks to republicans tonight talking about again another tax cut. it's hard to fight a great economy. adam epstein and brad blakeman are joining me. the president also mentioning venezuela and socialism together. he made a very interesting tweet today where he said basically he is way against venezuela even more than bolton a was. if bolton was holding him back when it comes to venezuela. you continue down this path of trying to take money from working americans adam epstein.

venezuela is not that far away. i don't think anybody is trying to make money away from working americans. i think the issues are on the democrats' side. we won the house focusing on those issues. healthcare, the environment, education. trish: brad, she is talking about a 15% tax on investment income for hard-working americans. then you put it into the market and you take a lot of risk doing so. if you are lucky enough to make money, elizabeth warren wants to tax it additionally on top of the capital gains. an additional 15%. this is somebody who seems to be penalizing all the good

capitaliscapitalist instincts pe might have. >> there aren't enough rich people to tax. total more than 40 trillion dollars. free healthcare, free education. we don't need airplanes anymore. they are dirty. we have got to restrict modes of transportation like airplanes and cars. we can only do that -- trish: and we can inviefort one * to live in our country. these are things that just don't resonate with average voters adam. i know you had success at mid-terms. but you are coming up on a presidential year. you have got a president talking about another tax cut. an economy that's thriving, a market still doing well. people feel like for the first time perhaps in a generation they have someone on their side economically. how do you fight that? not with socialism by the way.

>> again, i dispute the premise of it. i will tell you that if president trump had done a middle class tax cut rather than a big tax cut to corporations and the rich, i think things would be very different. >> full employment. wages are coming up 4%. we have full employment. minority employment is through the roof. home sales republic. how much better can it be? adam, you guys aren't sophisticated enough to realize we have a good economy. you are so vindictive against this president that you are willing to trash the economy. you can't hate him out of office. >> it's not vindictiveness. i'm talking about going to the ballot box and reminding people of the things the democratic party stands for. we run on pocketbook issues we

win. we are not picking anybody's pockets. once you guys run and that, run on that. go ahead. trump's plan to cut medicare by $900 billion, see how that flies. trish: i will have to tell adeal's wrong. pocketbook issues resonated with americans. if he gets another tax cut through, you have an economy doing phenomenally. this talk of taxing everyone to pay for people that aren't working is not going to work. you have too many people engaged in the economy and benefit from the economy. donald trump is right. it's coming down to a choice right now. do you want to be a socialist country and follow in the footsteps of venezuela or do you want to be everything that america can be and has been and will hopefully continue to be.

that's a -- a capitalist country. we have a lot more coming up as weave continue to watch the president live. the trump administration making a major move to shield america's youth from e-cigarettes. hillary clinton's missing emails have been found. this is one you are going to hear. chaos in argentina over fears a socialist will soon return to the presidential palace. why this should serve as a warning to far-left democrats. -i'm sorry? -what teach here isn't telling you is that snapshot rewards safe drivers with discounts on car insurance. -what? ♪ -or maybe he didn't know. ♪ [ chuckles ] i'm done with this class. -you're not even enrolled in this class. -i know. i'm supposed to be in ceramics. do you know -- -room 303.

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next year. trish: you are talking about a tax cut for middle class americans. the president speaking to republicans in baltimore, maryland. he has been talking a lot about the shift h has seen in the democratic party straight to socialism. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. joe biden used to be the moderate in the room. the president wants another tax cut for middle class americans. look. you know web's right when he says there is a choice ahead between socialism and capitalism. tonight we have more proof that socialism destroys countries. destroys them. the newest victim is argentina. this is a story no one is talking about yet other than us.

the. margin tina tonight in a total meltdown as the country is descending into total chaos. it's all because of the threat, the threat that a socialist may wind up back in office. argentina receiving the bigest imf gailout package in the history of the imf. and the imf is primarily backed bit s. dollars. $57 billion. it's about to get $5 billion more. here is the question. why are we spending all this money on countries embracing socialism? they can't get out of their own way to continue on with the capitalist theme. why is anyone embracing elizabeth warren and bernie sanders back at home.

this is a country that's on the brink of disaster, the brink of bankruptcy. it has been bailed out to the tune of $57 billion. walk us through how precarious this is and how fearful markets are that another socialist will wind up back in buenas aires in the presidential palace. >> this is what it looks like when the country doesn't have the stable legal and accounting system we have in the u.s. when you have politicians that think foritis and graft sometimes are okay it's a great example of what happens when the population starts to wonder whether socialism is a better alternative. trish: they have been through this before. don't forget it's been rescued, the country of argentina 22 times since 1958.

you are talk about the second largest economy there continually being rescued. it's thet the -- 9th time sinces independence in 1917. >> 2,700 miles south of me is venezuela. argentina, they nationalized businesses. all we hear about is government government government and more government. and every time government takes over, countries get in trouble. you have a situation where the currencies dropped i think 50% just recently. inflation is up 50%, and people are getting screwed in a big way. unfortunately the socialist looks like he's winning because of everything he keeps promising that will never come to

fruition. trish: i think the president has had some business dealing with him. they had a good relationship. so he probably needed a little bit more time. he was putting through these cap tallist measures to try to make a success of things. but people, their patience was wearing out. now, adam, they are about to possibly elect it looks like it will happen, fernandez. christina fernandez, she is like the hillary clinton 2.0. her husband was president. >> she crushed the country. absolutely crushed it. the whole reason he was able to comment is he said we have to bring business sanity back. it's a mindset. any government capable of

promising and giving people everything they wanted is also capable of taking it away. politicians and the dems are doing it again tonight at the debate. they just keep promising free healthcare. trish: president trump made some promises. >> promises made and promises kept. trish: you have to be careful about the promises you are making. these promises in argentina and venezuela are empty promises. i think given more time, what do you think, gary? maybe this would be off to some kind of success. but they are going straight back to the christina kushner and fernandez and a socialist-style economy that has never worked. >> unfortunately they are getting desperate with capital controls and more and more government. it seems like they do one thing wrong and let's double up again

to try and stem the tide, and it just never ever worked. it's amazing. we have such blatant evidence of what's happening in venezuela. not only is the economy destroyed, but all hope is destroyed. and capital fleeing as well as people flowing out of that country. there is no waive to save it at this point in time. it looks like argentina may be up next in line and that would and darn shame because the people there are great. >> you know what else would be a shame? if the united states of america went down this path. we are in jeopardy. you have got the democrats on stage. they are talking about how they want to take from one to provide for another. >> they can talk all they want, but it's not going to happen. think about putting a socialist in the white house or even letting congress go socialist. things are pretty good here,

trish, you think it favre american is going to listen to that and say i would rather have that? trish: i hope not. gary, they have been through it before. it doesn't work. >> they are flying an airplane about socialism killing. but i want to add two words. left of socialism. that's how bad it's gone the. you talk about this new tax from elizabeth warren on investment income. and that's on top of her wealth con fist station. she wants to take 2% of your wealth. not just your income. i have this gary list i keep. there has not been a tax not proposed or industry proposed to take over, brain or shut down things like fracking, and oil, which if they try to do, oil will spike, kill the economy,

kill the consumer and they will never get rid of fossil fuel. what are you going to do about air planes flying. it's amazing to me to see these proposals. there is no way it ever worked. >> 40% of our electricity comes from natural gas. >> the whole thing is a house of cards. trish: coming up, what do you do when a mini horse and a goose become best friends. apparently this is quite the couple. but first the trump administration make a major move to shield america's youth from e-cigarettes. this is the family who wanted to connect...

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president trump: vaping has become a big business, a giants business in a short period of time. but we can't allow people to get sick and have four youth so affected. trish: president trump planning

ban on non-tobacco flavored e-cigarettes. health problems have emerged. there have been 450 cases of vaping illnesses across 36 states. these companies target kids. most of adults are probably look for the nicotine rush. maybe the kids are liking all these flavors. they wouldn't be as interested if you didn't have the flavors there. the trump administration is saying enough. joining me, an emergency room doctor. i have never had a cigarette. never had an interest tonight as a kid. and never wanted to -- i don't like the idea of putting the fire in your mouth. i found that kind of peculiar.

but with vaping, i'm not interested in it. but if you want the rush you get from nicotine or caffeine or anything else within the framework of substances, i thought well, that's one way to do it, i guess. hopefully you are not going to get that car inside your lungs. but it turns out, doctor there is a whole host of other problems we are learning about. they are dangerous, too. >> absolutely you are correct trish. we need to focus our efforts and protect our children and that comes with prevention and education. and teaching them at a very young age that the consequences of vaping are harmful to your body, harmful to your lungs, harmful to your brain it's very important that we teach them at a young age. they are the future of this country. they are the ones who can potentially become addicted to

other drugs and substances if we don't tackle this as an early age. they are inhaling these chemical toxins which are irritating to the lungs it's a multitude of ingredients. vitamin e. counterfeit marijuana. artificial players. you mix all these together. you heat them and a chemical reaction occurs. when you have inhale it goes dine your lungs and blocks oxygenation to your lungs. some people end up on vent lay tores in the icu in the hospital. i have had young teenagers come in to see me with severe chest pains, shortness of breast span wheezing. his lungs sowjtded like when you have crunch up a piece of paper pitch said do you have asthma?

and he said no i'm vaping. i said you have got to stop now before the damage is irreversible trish: are the companies targeting kids? >> one of the huge vaping come in the received a warning letter from the fda because of their marketing kids are on social media. and they closed down their marketing on facebook and instagram. we don't see 85-year-old grandpa on instagram it's young kids, children. they definitely targeted children with delicious, candy-flavored vape products. they are enticing to kids. not only is it artificial flavors. but kids will add potentially counterfeit laced marijuana. when you start using nicotine at a young age. you are potentially hooked for

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welcome back. i'm soapy happy to have you here tonight, good to have you here. good to see her. >> marianne williamson, hot mike after an interview saying, conservatives are nicer to her than the left. why might that be? >> i think a couple of reasons. first of all, 2020 has educated marianne williamson, seems to not get it. first of all, i think at the end of the day, republicans are nice for the same reason democrats are not nice to her. as for the fact that she doesn't have a magical term she talks about and a lot of her tweet. that president trump has to captivate the entire nation. >> i have a feeling, it's in

part because, and i might be going on a limb here, is a certain kind of intellectual curiosity and sensitivity, perhaps a lot of people in conservatives circles have, they're pretty tolerant in that they can have a discussion with someone on the other side. i think we have discussions with people all the time here. i never disrespect them, and never feel like they are not worthwhile but you flip that around and i think the left has become so intolerant of anybody, but they will just shut them down and it's like they're nothing, they are deplorable. >> i agree. i always thought it was ironic that a party that splits feelings over tolerance and acceptance, seems to be lacking in a lot of cases. toward or against marianne

williamson. >> yes, sometimes it's just good to be a nice person. let me ask about hillary clinton e-mails, have they been found in italy? >> yes, i think she is openly admitting that foreigners have her e-mails on hand. quite literally. so it looks like over 62000 of her e-mails were printed out and put on display and captivating in art exhibit called hillary, hillary clinton e-mails. hillary comes, she shows up and takes pictures, even took a picture and went on twitter and slammed on the gop. some called it the house gop because her e-mails are there and she was even reported to say they are so boring in regard to her e-mails but i think what's with really interesting is the deleted e-mails are less boring. >> i suspect -- okay, this is

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is that adopting them into their home so they can live happily ever after. >> thank you so much. good to have you here. have a great night. see you back here tomorrow night. >> the democratic party and civil war over impeachment. one side once the president tarred and father so president can rightly take over. the other side claims the push is political suicide. with the hysteria destroy democrats and help the president when pre-election flex house judiciary committee voted to approve guidelines for impeachment hearings. there still a lot of confusion about what that actually means. mark democrats serious about removing the present? according to the judiciary committee, this is not a drill. >> some called us