they need to hold the people involved accountable. lou: thanks for being with us. the book is "justice on trial." . have a great week. trish: we are about to hear from the president. president trump any minute. he's getting ready to host a dinner reception for the president of australia. this will be the first official state dinner since taking office. good to have you here tonight. i'm trish regan. our first story is democrats and the mainstream media crying constitutional crisis again. this time it's about a whistle blower's claim the president made some sort of promise in a phone call with a foreign leader. that call reportedly centers on ukraine. with russia collusion in the rearview mirror and impeachment

hitting the wall, the left is seizing on this. it's their last hope. and they want to go after the president. >> it is illegal and it is clearly outside of the bounds of the president's article 2 presidential authority. >> it certainly might breach the levels of the standards in the constitution about being high crimes and or misdemeanors. >> i think at this point we are beyond the constitutional crisis. this is a threat to the very sovereignty of the united states. >> if i said to you, i tell you what, i will ship your country the military aid you need to stop vladimir putin from continuing his invasion westward if you will dig up dirt on the guy that i think i'm running against and now trailing 14 points in every poll. would that be a bribe?

or would that be extortion. what would that be? >> i think it would be -- >> treason? trish: joining me, buck sexton. what do you think? >> there is a desperation to shift from the attempted and failed resurrection of the kavanaugh fight on the left. they are grasping for some narrative that will be offense for the left. the "new york times" story fell apart earlier this week. they had stumble after stumble. i think it's fascinating to see you have democrats suggesting that the president -- we don't even know what was said. nothing has been confirmed yet. was this whistleblower from the intelligence community, somebody who had access to transcripts? how did this happen. if the president said to a foreign leader, foreign head of state, you should investigation

to corruption. the fact that it might implicate someone the democrats like doesn't mean the president is not allowed to do that. the president is allowed to say, have you looked into this? if she accepted bags of money from somebody and the president said maybe we should look into that, that's not illegal for the president to do just because they like hillary clinton. trish: there is some funny business going on, the american people deserve to know about it. it seems appropriate. i love how they are trying to spin this this on its head. the story is joe biden was over in sue crane making investments, giving aid packages to these energy companies, gas companies while his son is on the board of a gas company in ukraine. that's highly inappropriate. so much for church and state. you are my son and i'm giving

money to companies that will benefit you directly. that's kind of messed up. so that was the story in the "washington post," that was the story in "vanity fair." not exactly what you would call conservative news outlets. now they are trying to spin it. >> the clintons would look at the arrangement the binds had going on and say that looks sad. we don't know, but there should be an investigation. i think it's rich watching democrats who not only have a special counsel investigation, but had obama rrms appointees actively working to investigate president trump and his campaign, then push the special counsel on top of that. the weaponization of the intelligence agency and federal law enforcement against the president, now they are saying he had a phone call where he may have said allegedly looking to whether something very illegal and very corrupt may have been going on in ukraine.

that's completely legitimate and i think also fair play. the president has a tremendous amount of leeway to do what he sees fit on foreign policy, just because -- i just wish msnbc would get a dictionary. trish: they are becoming a broken record. as i saw this story crossing, i thought here we go again it's a little bit like the little boy who cried wolf. we got him, we got him. then there is no there there. you become immune to it after a while. they start saying with is the media's agenda, buck? >> they condition their audience to expect another bombshell. people were joking by the this week. oh, the whistleblower, now trump has gone too far. mocking this notion.

oh, yes, this is it. it's too much, it's too far. they said trump colluded with russia. they said he should be removed from the h he emolliments claus. trish: rudy giuliani got frustrated with cnn. >> your ned york work is a horror to this country. your network is a creature of the democratic party and you should be embarrassed to be on that network. >> i should be embarrassed? i am embarrassed for you. have a good night. >> you shouldn't be embarrassed forward me.

that's garbage. >> have a good night. somebody needs to. >> i think rudy is great. he understands the game over at cnn. it's personal for jeff zucker. they turned into the anti-trump network. there is no way to walk it back. there is a narrative that cnn running with all the rallies, they almost helped trump become president. now they will be part of stopping trump from getting trump re-elected. and rudy is calling them out and they did the right thing. if you are going to go on cnn, you better go with your shield. trish: another day, another trillion dollar way to spend your taxpayer dollars from self-proclaimed socialist bernie sanders. >> three months paid family and

medical leave. a living wage, $15 an hour. healthcare is a right of all people, not a privilege. trish: the democratic presidential candidate says he wants to guarantee housing for all americans. >> we are going to have soviet style housing. with money we don't have. when is this going to stop? trader joe's caving into pressure peta removing all elephants from packaging. campus reform exposing another far left college professor after they posted this picture of adolph hitler, mus houseadolph*

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side by side on his office door. campus reform break this story exclusively. they have spoken to student at the university saying there is a left-wing bias. one student said he's afraid his grades will be affected if his professors find out he's a conservative. you think about the cheerleaders who are being punished for holding up a banner supporting the president. god forbid you decide you are going to wear a red maga hat, or let alone, a red hat. because some pulitzer nominated author is trying to suggest that a red hat that might be for a sports team could scare people because they might think it's a maga hat. if you do wear a maga hat you might get beat be. you might get hurt. this is insane.

you should be able to support whoever you want to support. you should be able to put that sign up in your front yard. you should be able to put the bumper sticker on your car. that's part of democracy. we are supposed to be involved in this process. we are supposed to all care and have some stake tonight. joining me now, trump 2020 campaign board member madison gesiotto. tell me what happened at this college campus with that despicable, awful, disgusting poster. >> trish, we look at this poster, and this isn't the only one. we have seen this on campuses across the country with comparison of president trump and other despicable figures in our history. if you look back at world war ii, the comparison is

disgusting. look at the shoes of the families and pictures of lives destroyed. to compare president trump with men like that is disrespectful. i was threatened as a law student at ohio state. i had people say they hoped i would be raped because i was against abortion. we need to stop to this. college campuses should be a place for diversity of thought and opinion. trish: you said something very important. college campuses should be places where you have that diversity of thought and opinion. laura, let me make it clear, i am an independent. i am not speaking as a conservative here. i'm not speaking for one side or another. i am just asking, why is it

democrats and liberals are so lacking in tolerance? >> well, i am going to say the poster certainly was to borrow a college word, hyperbolic. this whole thing is a tale of sound and fury signifying nothing. the study done by two republican academics, they suggests conservatives on campus are equally ear more map happy than their liberal counterparts and their ideology is not attributable to discrimination or lower grades. this is a whole lot of talk. in conclusion, child separation and kids in cages. to criticize the trump administration for cruelty is not out of bounds.

trish: we can get to that, because you are wrong. but i want to go back to kid on college campuses. you are trying to suggest there is no bias there? can laura look in the cam ran and say there is no bias from the professors and kids are not encouraged to think in this group think? >> i am a living, breathing example of students who have experienced the bias. am i saying it never happened to a liberal student? absolutely not. the reality is it is happening to cobb students in many places. we are seeing that taken out on college campuses against student. we are seeing physical violence in some cases. it's not acceptable to sit around and say it does happen is appalling. trish: or to try to justify it.

sounds like you are trying to justify it by going to the kid in cages. you have president obama to thank for the start of that. how does that get justified. it's kind of disgusting. it's an insult to any jewish person, it's an insult to anyone who fought or lost a loved one in world war ii. it's an insult to history. >> i don't like the poster any more than you do. but to stir up all of this vitriol. they call us the liberal snowflakes. i'm not going to melt down and cry a river of tears for conservatives who tell people in studies they are happy in college. there are other problems in this world we need to focus on and this isn't one of them. trish: i think that there are colleges that are trying to remake america in the image that they want. and they try and suppress anything that might differ. and that's not a good place for

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we may hear something on this. i imagine you approve of this. you have been saying we need to do something. >> i think it's a start. it sends a message to iran saying if you step out of line you will get what you don't want. that's more u.s. troops on your perceived territory. the latest sanctions the president announced appear to be more towards optics it presents well in public but does nothing to put additional pressure on the iranian regime. we have a thousand sanctions levied against the iranian regime. the banging system in iran is already unable to conduct transactions with the global banking systems. are these sanctions overall working against the iranian regime? absolutely. but the sanctions are a

long-term play. h -- eventually they will have o come to the negotiating table. trish: if you get joe biden in there, we won't have to worry about it. we'll get the exact the same deal as we head under obama and we'll continue on our merry way. >> that's the problem. you have to understand what the iranians are trying to do. they are hijacking ships, blowing you have oil tankers and sending suicide drones into saudi territory. they want to prove to the world the global economic stability depends on their own country's economic security. they frankly have seen our inaction against some of their recent military attacks as a weakness. we talked about this on the show a few months ago. because we did nothing in response to the shootdown of our drones, they saw that as a weakness we would see increase

with attacks. trish: what can we do? >> i think that we have a whole entire special operations community that is designed, trained and equipped to send a real message to iran covertly. i'm not talking about sending fighter jets over the coast and blowing up their tankers and things like that. i am talking about doing things that can send a message to them to let them know -- trish: cyber attacks? >> i'm talk about sabotage and making some of these tankers disappear in the night. i'm talk about the ircg officers providing proxy groups with the weapons of terrorism and stopping that versus going to all-out war. it does haven't to be all or nothing. trish: would those little somethings basically result in a kind of regime change? i think that is fundamentally

what needs to happen. if you have got rouhani there and it's -- there has been some suggestions this wasn't his idea and he didn't know about it. that may be giving him a pass he doesn't deserve. if that's the case why is he running the country if he doesn't know what's going on. they could say, look -- >> rouhani is just a figurehead. the ayatollah is the one in charge. there is a problem right now with us being able to convince even some of our allies and our own american citizens that the iranians were recently to blame for these attacks. there is a mistrust of our own intelligence community we'll have to get over. at some point we'll have to make the case for a tactical military action. if people don't believe the iranians are to blame when there is clear intelligence indicating

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trish: another trillion dollar plan from socialist bernie sanders. it's clear, when you look at this. he's got the whopping $2.5 trillion plan to guarantee every american housing, affordable house. who is he going to pay for any of this? he's going to tax the rich. that's their line over and over again. they are going to tax the rich. if you are keeping track, taxing the rich is going to pay for healthcare, it will pay for college, it will pay for a total

climate overhaul. now it will pay for housing for every american. come on, guys. joining me, south carolina republican congressman ralph norman. if bernie sanders were ever elected president, our economy of would positively tank. and if our economy tanks, our military tanks. if all of that tanks, we no longer have our spot in the world. this kind of talk, this rhetoric, it, bizarre it has any traction. >> it's the gift that keeps on giving. the fact he's saying this to try to buy votes. it's not just bernie it's all of them. to give houses away? where do you stop in are you going to give cars, and the next thing will be swimming pools? it makes no sense to make that statement and say it won't cost.

trish: you just keep taxing the rich. i get that on some level -- i see it from the two ways because i think inherently americans are very can-do and we believe in work. and we have a work ethic. it's really our history, right? if you think about that. people like being told they can't achieve prosperity. they don't have -- or if they do, the government is going to take it all away. no matter where you are in life, if you have any optimism at all you would reject bernie sanders. but then there is a crowd out there that isn't so optimistic. they don't want to go to work and do this, that and the other. they go, yeah, bernie, it could work. >> fundamentally it comes down to the american people seeing through it. work gives as you dignity.

work gives all people a way to feed our families. a way to feel good about yourself. for him to say -- think about it. free housing along with all the freebies he's giving but it's an insult to the american people to think that's not going to cost every american. somebody did the math for me on the $2.7 trillion. it's $400,000 per person in the united states that you would have to tax. there is not enough taxable dollars to pay for all this. bernie knows this. this is coming from a man who was advocating a minimum wage of $15 an hour. he wasn't even paying his own staff that, which is bizarre. trish: the president who is about to speak any minute. he has that big state dinner with the australian prime minister. he is make it clear has no intention of backing down from

the trade deal with china. president trump: we are looking for a complete deal. china is starting to buy our agricultural product. but that's not what i'm looking for. we are look for the big deal. i don't think i need it before the election. trish: is he going to get it. >> the great thing about what he said web's not settling because of political influence. you said it with your previous guest. a china or any foreign country would rather deal with any of the democrats than donald trump. just like he did with north korea, he walked away from a deal. if it's not good for america he's not going to do it. they are gauging him wrong if they are trying to lift out these small things he's not going do. trish: the president and the first lady are there, they are

just walking to the dinner. you have cameras, et cetera. he will be speaking tonight and we'll be taking that live. the hope of course for those of us in the news business is maybe he will say something that would further the story on iran as we get word we are sending some troops to saudi arabia in response to that attack on an oil facility there. congressman, do we need to do more of that? are there other things we should do? iran feels like it can push us around in some ways right now. >> from the people we talk to in washington, it's coming to an end. this president is not going to put up with a whole lot. what he says and what he does i think the american people will like. if they think that's who they are dealing with, somebody who is not going respond. they are sorely mistaken. trish: waiting on the president tonight. coming up, hang on, here he is.

is he talking? can we listen in? let's do that right now. >> prime minister more on and mrs. more southern. melania and i are happy to host you and the entire australian delegation. i want to thank america's magnificent first lady for this evening. she worked hard. good job. tonight we celebrate a century of loyal and devoted friendship between the united states and australia. both of our nations blessed by the [inaudible] and building character. our two countries were born out of a vast wilderness, settled by

thed a men viewers and -- settled by adventurers. the first settlers forged our defining national traits. americans and australians hold within our hearts, family, and allegiance to our fellow citizens, a deep respect of law and liberty and determination to protect our independence at any cost. it has always driven our people to imagine, build, to achieve what others never thought possible. from the wide opened landscapes of the west and the outback rose up cowboys and rebels and renegades, miles an hour and mountaineers against incredible hardships our people produced abundant harvest and pushed the bowfneds science and created

timeless masterpieces of art, music and culture. the defiant spirit of our people gave our nation strength to overcome [inaudible] our freedom. this evening we honor every aussie who paid the supreme sacrifice so we might live in safety and in peace. trish: unfortunately you can hear on that live signal we are getting some hits on the audio. so we are going to continue watching this. we can continue keeping it up there for a little bit. the president introducing the as you trail "yanl prime minister. this is -- -- introduction the australian prime minister. this is just his second state dinner. it's unusual to only have had

two. but i guess he likes france and australia. they are the honorary recipients of the dinner. we'll continue monitoring this and try to get the audio feed to work better. but there is another big story. the west coast homelessness epidemic which just took a costly turn. a seattle police officer announced a whopping $10 million lawsuit against the city clairming he was contaminated with a toxin after he was assigned to clean up a homeless cam. he claims was exposed to high concentrations of toxic chemicals -- resulting in the early onset of diabetes. could this be the wake-up call the left needs to address this epidemic? joining us, as we watch the

president there at the white house. quickly. we are going to listen back in. then we'll get to you momentarily. president trump: this evening i offer to the prime minister and jennifer, thank you, jennifer, and to every citizen, may our heroes forever inspire us, may our [inaudible] may our values always unite us, and may our nations always remain the home of the proud [inaudible] i would like to raise -- trish: he's making a toast. but the audio taking some hits. you heard me talking about the homelessness crisis. something we highlighted over and over again on this network, including with some medical folks like dr. siegel who suggested that that problem with homelessness can lead to all kinds of other issues. there is fears of all kinds of

diseases that you haven't seen in hundreds of years that could creep up because of these problems. now you have got one guy out in seattle suing the government there because they didn't do enough to clean up the streets with the homeless. they sent him in there and he wound up being exposed to some toxins. is this the responsibility on the communities themselves? the president is saying why are we giving money to california when they can't deal with this? why are we giving money to seattle, washington if they can't deal with it? >> i think it points to the real issue which is cities ran by progressive democrats. all of these kinds of issues just keep coming out in cities ran by progressive democrats. i have to say if i can. i love listen together president. i have never been as excited as an american to listen to that man talk. his passion, you can file, you

can hear it. i have never been more pay the yoict. so to be able to come on right after the president is a beautiful thing it's amazing, trish. trish: regardless of what you think, adam, and i know you are a charitable enough guy, you have got to feel somewhat that way, too. here you are on tv alongside the president of the united states. even if you hate him web's still the president of the united states. >> so am i share thible that the president of the united states is at a state dinner? of course. i wish he always acted that presidential. he sound good tonight. i will give him that. trish: reading from a script. >> a far cry from his treat storms and unhinged behavior. trish: he brought some personality to the office. listening to the australian prime minister. but homelessness in california. you live in california. you live in l.a.

it's a problem in seattle. now a guy is suing over it. don't you say what's going none my city in why can't these liberal government officials get it fixed? >> i actually can. when i was on your program in new york we had a conversation about affordable housing and the failures of rent control and the way there has been in many ways a progressive failure. i'm engaged with someone running for city council trying to get the city focused on local politics, which is not just about government money it's bin season toughizing develops to build middle class housing. multiple and single family dwelling units. people used to live in them and they could afford the rent. it's a huge problem. i wouldn't say the many only a liberal problem. trish: i think if bernie sanders

has his way we'll look like the ussr. you remember that housing. >> no, i see a free market solution. but people have to be incentivized to build that. it can't be apartments for the very, very wealthy then low-income house. the definition of the middle class has changed. people are working hard. what that represents in terms of how much they make and what they bring to the city. rents need to be commence wrat their efforts. trish: the question is how do you have do that? you put the principles of economics in play, things should shake out. i think new york city is one great example of this. it creates a have and have not environment. think about rent control and wait did to new york city. i can remember being a young person in new york. this probably sounds great to everybody right now. i was paying $1,000 a month.

which in new york everything is even way higher than that. but at the time there were people who had the same apartments for $200, $300. mayor $400. >> and they never leave. trish: in my building. i am effectively subsidizing the real estate company. all these people who could afford it way more than i could by the way. that's the problem with it. you have to come up with a creative solution and it's not just throwing money. that has an unintended consequence. >> it does. i believe there are several factors that need to be addressed. one that progressive liberals -- progressive democrats don't want to address. they need to look at holding up the laws. they need to look at illegals

coming in. they are not looking at the real problems. then they have created a few jobs for some people and put the police going in to clean up poop on the streets. i just moved from california to texas:because i saw what was happening. with typhus and leprosy. it won't be too long before typhus is spread by sneezing. so it's something california is on a slippery slope on. trish: i used to live in san francisco. there was a pulse there that people were proud of their homeless. if you do have diseases being spread, you have got to consider it as like from the public standpoint, don't you? don't you have to help some of these people to get them off the street into a safer location?

>> sure. i think all these things have to be on the table. i think they are inner connected. i will say with all due respect. i don't think it's reducible to liberal and conservative. it's an effort that does involve the market which i believe in. does involve some form of the government, not bernie sanders style. but there has to be a collaboration among city officials and local people to get engaged. that's why i'm engaged with local city council people. all politics is local. trish: it would be nice to see more engagement on both side. david, good to see you guys. thanks so much as we keep monitoring the president at the state dinner. next kat timpf is joining us to tell us how peta is losing its mind. after their allegation that only white supremacists drink milk.

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apparently, there's a complaint that a popular grocery store chain known as trader joe's is caving into, they're redesigning packaging on their peanuts, eliminating pictures of circus elephants because somehow having an elephant so offensive to -- >> right. trish: -- to elephants? >> i think there was some confusion on peta's part. they want to free the elephants, right in they don't want the elephants in the circus. however, i did some math, authority, this is fox business, after all, so i did some calculations. 0.0 elephants were actually freed because this packaging doesn't exist. [laughter] i don't know if they misunderstood and thought there were actual circus elephants in the grocery store. there were pictures of elephants. so they spent all this time, energy and effort -- trish: by the way, they had a new remake of it out, so that

was offensive too. >> yeah, exactly. a fictional eling pant is what they're focusing on now. [laughter] if you're starting a movement for anything fictional -- [laughter] i feel like i've got some stuff you can do, you know? you've got some free time, come over, i'll put you to work. trish: you know, i think after the whole if you drink milk, you are a white supremacist -- >> right. all mammals are then, not just humans. ma'am aals in general -- mammals in general, all racist. trish: i think they just like the attention. that's it. the time has finally come, according to these people that follow these things, but the storm area 51 facebook event that went viral back in july is actually bringing all alien believers to a nevada desert. i think i want to go. >> i'm all about this. i'm actually all about this. i would much rather hang out with someone who is super into aliens than someone who is super into, like, golf, you know? i mean, golf is -- i've never

gotten into golfing, but people who are into aliens are generally interesting people. i mean, it's really narcissistic to understand you must be the only ones around. trish: you're right, yeah. there's got to be something. >> i would not be surprised. trish: that's why we need that space force. all right, the climate strike has kicked off with millions of students skipping school in an effort to fight the climate emergency. you know, they were all piling into new york city today, they wanted to demonstrate, kind of wanted to march, kind of looked like a big old party. >> probably more fun than school. i'm sure there were a couple kids who were there because this is their issue, right? they're 5 years old, but they are activists! and by, i mean, maybe like four kids of these millions. the rest of them just wanted to get out of school, which is fine, but i i don't like that te

school system said -- they didn't say it's okay to take off for political rallies, they said it's okay to take off for this rally. trish: they're picking and choosing. >> don't push your political agenda on the kids. they're probably activists for fruit snacks and coloring because they're children. trish: yeah. they want more of those. mine always do, and rice krispie treats. bill de blasio is finally out of the race. it took a while, including a chipmunk video along the way. [laughter] he's finally out. are you surprised? >> it's just so shocking he didn't do better. you look at new york with the high, high taxes, i mean, you need to make at least six figures to be able to afford a studio apartment that's not infested with rats. and there's trash everywhere, it smells like garbage and despair. i'm shocked america was not being like, wow, i want the rest of the country to be like this. trish: or the fact that he's so

tall. >> i'm sorry that didn't work out. trish: kat, it is so good to see you. i love seeing all of you. we have a big lineup next week so stay tuned. see you right bac ♪ [ cheering ] >> the original hoop dream. >> these really are the rules here -- 1891, james naismith. granddad's signature. >> incredible. >> one family's heirloom... >> you think your great-grandfather could ever envision that the game he developed could be what it is today? >> ...goes on one wild ride. >> he starts looking around and thinks, "oh, my goodness. where are the rules?" >> no. >> it's a national treasure with a big price tag. >> you paid more than the emancipation proclamation. >> yeah, well... [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪