they have posters that showed athletic stuff, there was nothing athletic about this. >> that does it for "bulls & bears". see you next time. liz: were coming in, we are less than a month away from a potential government shutdown as washington is engulfed in impeachment. now this, lawmakers fear that impeachment will consume the legislative agenda for 2020. tonight republicans now privately worry losing the public opinion fight on impeachment in the on thought of a near daily drift of leaks from closed door hearings. we warned about that and reported on that and we take up the democrat piece with the former independent counsel in whitewater where critics are saying about the democrats case

because the democrats have not proved yet. that debate coming up. also will talk to him about the justice department new criminal probe into russia probe that can bring criminal charges. obama officials lawyering up. intelligence, law enforcement officials worn this is serious stuff. it's about potential criminal abuses using biased obama officials to unleash the awesome power of the u.s. intelligence community normally used against terrorist i guess an opposition campaign and their lower level workers. we have that and how that fits in with a long history of the obama administration overreach. reports coming in, china and the u.s. coming close to finalizing the trade deal as we debate the media overreaction and overreach at the new york times. the day the trunk died, taught money on wall street, you're wrong, joe biden his campaign,

joe biden saying his children would never work at the white house like president trump's children. the debate, critics point out, your controversies about your family members aching we were money off of your name than they would working in the white house. in the fastball, senator worn about to throw past voters she will not raise middle-class taxes to pay for her gigantic government takeover of healthcare. we will show you what the worn campaign is now debating about taking funds away from the middle-class and low-income families reliant to survive. and to the silence of the media and democrats no one talking about the angels who have lost family members of criminal and illegal crimes with americans have never voted on any of this. we bring you that controversy tonight. come to the show i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now ♪ ♪.

liz: thank you for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. it looks like good news with the u.s. and china trade talk. close to finalizing parts of the deal, edward lawrence. >> the vice president speech not affecting the trade talks today and in fact they walked a fine line to be able to have progress on the phone conversation this morning and out of those conversations your straight or presented of robert lighthizer's office and staying there close to finalizing the language in some of phase one sections. the entire section, this review has talks from the deputy level in another phone conversation between the tree team in the near future. president donald trump optimistic and so is the market. >> were doing very well with china and the farmers are going to do better maybe than anybody. but everybody is doing well, china wants to make a deal,

they'd like to see reduction in tariffs and they'd like to see tariffs that are scheduled to go on very soon and they'd like to see them not go on. you know it, they really want to make a deal. reporter: white house economic advisor peter navarro criticizing china for cyber theft, human rights abuses and other sinister roles played no role in the progress that happen with the trade talks today. the chinese are keeping the issue separate it appears. >> more breaking news, we had very good talks this morning and lighthizer had talks on the phone with achieved negotiator for the chinese side and his team. we seem to be on the glide path to mid-november possible signing of phase one in chile when the president goes to apex. so far all systems are go on that. >> the apex, is in about two and half weeks in the two trade

teams seem to be working around-the-clock tried to get the language finished and finalized so it can be signed during that week. liz: thank you so much. the economy again earlier today. watch this. >> stock market is doing very well, the economy is booming, we have a new record insight and it could happen even today and we have a new stock market, about 118 times we broken the record. liz: the new york times new comments, the day that trump boom died. he cites two things, this is confidence going down in the low ten year treasury yield, can those two items justify that overreach, over-the-top headline? let's ask don. your reaction customer. >> come on, any sentence from me that begins with paul krugman

would in with the word wrong. let's take not the inflammatory headlines some editor wrote, but skip the paragraph five or six to the column where he says to be fair, those are three very difficult words, the economy is actually doing pretty well. he then goes on to pick needles from a beautiful haystack to rehabilitate the worst market called an election 2016 when it look like trump was going to be the winner, stock market for a few brief moments traded off. and he wrote on the near times website in real time, when will the recovery from this catastrophe happen? never. business confidence, hang on. treasury yields t today are higr than they were when obama was president. was he writing columns complaining about that? no. he is the master of selective

evidence to make points that he had in mind before he even looked at the evidence. we need to have a way to revoke his nobel prize. liz: i was going to say i think paul warned about global recession when the president one. let's bring the viewer up to speed and what the conference board is saying about ceos and their confidence. i think three quarters say it's up from 242% in the second quarter. one out of five still increase capital spending. the ten year bond he cites, isn't that that the trump boom died, isn't it down because people are rushing into the tenure and that causes the yield to go down? >> that is exactly why. so he would say, they need a safe haven because of trump. but again they needed the safe even more when obama was president. the u.s. ten-year traded at the lowest yield in the entire history of the united states in 2016 in the summer when barack obama was still president.

let's just stay this does reflect the canvas traffic loss of confidence. why should we assume it has anything to do a trump, a beta has to do with the democrats in the house of representatives are trying to pull off in the united states of america that could have elizabeth warren president. ab that's a crisis of confidence or maybe there is no crisis of confidence. liz: did he sign the china trade war, he says 2017th tax cut was a big fizzle doing nothing to boost business investment and providing a sugar high to overall growth, your reaction to that. >> it is just wrong, s&p 500 cap ex is the highest in history. explain that away mr. nobel prize. liz: here's the other thing, michael pillsbury was on her show last night talking about the china trade deal, it looks like something is coming watch.

>> it looks positive right now. the president stressed so much the patriotic ranchers and farmers who would benefit from historically high purchases he said 40 billion to 50 billion to two years. >> it is looking pretty good. the undercuts the whole argument. the u.s. farmers could sai cell maybe $50 billion in goods to china under the upcoming trade deal. that's an historic high. it's double since 2012. >> more than double. >> we don't see any of that reporting and the president called. >> of course you don't. it selective evidence. he's not a columnist, he's a lawyer, he's trying to make a case. the reality is, china purchases egg products and they sell from about 18000000000 - 8000000000, do you know how much that is in the u.s. economy, were grasping at straws to think that matter. if your farmer that matters. if you're a farmer who does not have a lawyer and matters.

if your farmer who does have a lawyer, they all do you would've filled out the form and the trump menstruation will pay you and you don't have to bother to grow the soybeans. this was fake anyway. liz: thank you for your insight. great to see you. the market stock finishing the weekend rally mode, jerry at the new york stock exchange with more. reporter: it was a positive day for stocks, the doubt up 150 points, the s&p, just missing an all-time high coming up 12 points, the nasdaq 57 higher. on the market here we had so, so earning news, nonetheless look for the weekly leaders of the dell, all doing better, intel had stellar earnings, catapulting not so great but their thinking worst is over for the company. meanwhile for the s&p 500, biogenic soaring 40% on an announcement of plans to seek approval for the experimental alzheimer's drug, this drug has

been tried out before, the second time. mohawk industry, this is a flooring company, big economics play having a great day. good day for stocks we will see how it goes next week. liz: great to see you. grady trimble in chicago, the big news in the big labor fight of the year. reporter: yes finally, the 40 day strike is officially over, both sides making the announcement today and general motors is eager to get its factories up and running again since they been down for the past six weeks. they will restart work at 30 u.s. factories immediately. they were waiting the past week for voters or workers to vote to approve a tentative agreement that will not become a contract. i want to show you the final vote, 57% of workers approving of this contract and only 43% say no. general motors ceo releasing a

statement saying we delivered a contract that recognizes our employees for the import contribution they make to the overall success of the company. as one team we can move forward. this contract included pay increases that, and keeps health insurance is same and includes an $11000 signing bonus. in the own statement the uaw thanked workers for their sacrifice on the picket lines for six weeks but that $11000 signing bonus will more than make up for what they lost during the strike and gm is going to be the one fitting the bill, the signing bonus will cost them $485 million and that will come right out of the cost immediately. i want to look at what is next. ford is next. this contract will be used as a template for the other automakers in detroit. essentially general motors the target company, now ford and the uaw eyes and they will get a similar deal for the uaw workers. it probably is not another

strike but a long negotiation process for them. liz: great to see you. gm and ford trading. the government less than a month away from a potential shutdown. d.c. and golden impeachment and lawmakers impeachment will consume the legislative agenda 2020. up next the former whitewater independent counsel succeeded ken starr. we will talk to him about the committal probe of the russia probe and weakness in the democrat impeachment case that critics say democrats are accusing trump of attempted crime that never actually came to true mission. that story coming up. >> investigate the investigators. a terrible thing going on for our country. and we have a great attorney general, highly prestigious man, a very honorable man and they been looking at it for a long time. ♪ devices are like doorways

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call, click, or visit a store today. liz: justice department upgrades its probe of the russia investigation into a criminal probe. it could potentially result in grand jury, criminal charges, hillary is on at the white house with mark. >> the department of justice is ramping up its review of the origins of the russia

investigation to a full-blown criminal investigation. that gives the d.o.j. more power to get information key to inquiry. the white house sees this as progress to getting answers to questions that still linger if the obama justice was politically motivated when investigating the truck campaign in 2016. the investigation led by attorney general cannot issue subpoenas, the panel grand jury and press charges. he thinks the investigation will be fruitful. >> i think you will see a lot of very bad things and a lot of people think and they know they have problems because they were very dishonest. again i live it all up to the attorney general reviewed the democrats think the d.o.j. is acting as a vehicle for president trump political revenge. house judiciary and intelligence committee jerry nadler in adam schiff saying, if the department of justice may be used as a to

tool, political retribution or to help the president with a political narrative for the next election, the rule of law will suffer new and irreparable damage. the inspector general report reviewing surveillance that took place on the truck campaign during the 2016 election is almost complete. they are telling fox business he believes that ig report will result in criminal indictment. liz: thank you. attorney general william barr has said he does not by the official version of how the russia probe began he thought they were spying going on. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was a spying that did occur. i think spying did occur. liz: the judiciary chair jerry nadler in adam schiff say the probe of the russia probe is now political revenge and critics are reportedly saying they politicize the probe and tried to downplay the appropriat pro.

>> your reaction to all of the. >> i think again this should be a deep breath and let's wait for the result in the outcome of the investigation. we have investigations to find of crimes were committed. i think the argument right off the bat that this is politically motivated falls short that the person who has it is specially designated by the attorney general to provide independent and the person leading is occurring u.s. attorney in the district of connecticut who enjoys a bipartisan reputation as a career prosecutor who precisely what it is during nadler in adam schiff are complaining about and that is for an investigation to be politically motivated. i'm absolutely confident based on past history that the end of the investigation doesn't believe crimes were committed he will walk away in the same token

if he investigates and it looks like it'll reach into the fbi, intelligence committee and the department of justice under president obama, there are people who need to be held to account as to what happened to the fisa court and otherwise. i don't doubt for a second he will hesitate even in an election year of bringing criminal charges. liz: he hired him to look into the grand jury for that. i want to get to this point, politico is reporting that the president has fired a lot of people and force them to resign. here is chuck schumer on that. let's get your reaction to this. >> on the intelligence committee they have six days from sunday to get back at you. even for a practical hard-nosed businessman he's been really dumb to do this. liz: what do you think the intelligence committee would do. >> from what i am told, they are very upset with how he has treated them and talked about

them. liz: your reaction to that? >> i don't care if they're upset and i don't agree with senator schumer. if they committed crimes they're gonna be held to account and only because both the president of the united states and the attorney general have sufficient fortitude to take this on are we likely to get to the bottom of it. i also give great credit to michael horowitz, the inspector general who will come forward with a report that my guess probably as soon as the end of this month perhaps in november, and that will be the kicking off point with the ball changes hands from an inspector general report which indicates referrals for potential criminal prosecution and john durham who will carry the investigation. liz: durum reportedly looking into antitrust biased and with obama officials that they use pumped up claims allegedly fraudulent claims like the still dossier to justify the use of surveillance powers normally used for foreign terrorist and opposition campaigns. let me back up, that inspires a

warrant, are law enforcement sources say the person is an agent, you just have to show he's an agent of a foreign power, they have to prove that carter page was an agent of a foreign power. they also hid from the fisa court the allegation in the obama ministration how the democrats funded the still dossier to get the fisa word and they were paid for by the democrats. >> the critical question is going to be now that we know the facts, the question is who knew that, when, and were there any efforts to conceal that knowing those facts and the approval change going before a fisa court. the people who signed off and knew about the political origin of that material when intentionally failed to disclose that to the fisa court i have said all along that is an abuse of power and a problem and may well constitute a crime.

>> robert ray will be back. the final point, the judge from a fisa warrant can hit more devices than just a regular criminal wire tap. it's a powerful thing. >> is powerful for a reason this is in the wake of 9/11 so everybody understands we give that court an enormous amount of power and latitude in order to do what keep us safe and that is beyond simply the mission of dealing with crime once it is happened and prosecuting those who are responsible for. the problem with that, went to start going down that road with the intelligence committee ensuring information across the community divide over to the fbi which has a dual mission now post 9/11, that's a dangerous thing. because if it gets into the hands of people who are politically motivated in order to do damage on the adversaries in the potable process, you are now abusing that process. it's nothing for americans to be concerned about. liz: there's no checks impulses

in the fisa. robert ray is going to stay with us. the deafening silence of a media and democrats virtually none of them are talking about them now speaking out. they lost family members to criminal legal crimes. they are taking on politicians in d.c., that story coming up. again robert ray former whitewater counsel is back with us for the fight to control public opinion and when public opinion on impeachment. the pros and cons of the democrat case coming up. >> this is a hoax just like there was no collusion after two years they found out and wasted $45 million. this is a disgrace that that can happen to our country. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. that's a lot of words. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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that is just 21 days from operators 12 days left in the congressional session. coming up before then. former whitewater independent counsel. right to have you back on again. the public opinion about impeachment, what your take on every thing going on? >> those legitimate concerns by the president who is expressed by him darkly answer senate republicans about the process and one nonpublic. which is what you would expect impeachment is a public process and i don't know how long the public will have patience for essentially the dry run the adam schiff is going through behind closed doors and at some point what their going to report something as opposed, perhaps have public testimony and has to make its way to the house judiciary committee, how that will happen before things giving, i'm not quite sure. in the middle of all of this with the potential for a government shutdown and i don't know what, and impeachment vote

to rise before christmas, he just been impeached now what the reader. it sounds crazy but it sounds like that's where were headed. >> conservative in new york is saying democrats are accusing trump of crimes and never actually came to true ration and the democrats are saying he should never have ran through the red light to go look into the potable rebel. >> there's no question you can endeavor to obstruct justice without actually obstructing justice and that could theoretically be a crime. in regard to things what they're claiming in connection with suppose it extortion or quid pro quo relative to ukraine they are forced to a similar argument because as we know at the end of the day the money was released. >> there was no probe abided -- and by ukraine that was shut

down and furthermore, you can look at this and say, no harm, no foul. yes as a technical legal matter could you have these things short of actual commission of the fence or the crime, yes, but on the other hand is a rather thin case to be hanging your hat on and impeachment sufficient and worthy enough on a bipartisan basis to remove a president from office given the fact will be close to within a year of an actual election. >> all of those factors weigh in the mix and again, you could talk about it as a technical, legal matter and i think the big question they always had about the president in connection with a mueller probe was, were not interested so much and what the result was, if the president thought about obstructing justice, that motto be enough. >> in a similar argument to quid

pro quo. >> 50 republicans signing onto lindsey graham's resolution condemning the inquiry. senator lindsey graham is point not what we've been reporting on for some time that the aim is to drive down a president's approval rating which leaks. >> what they are doing is leaking information to drive the president pull numbers down and to drive the momentum for impeachment up. everything coming out of this star chamber process is being leaked by democrats so what you have here is a hearing, a process that is to me not sufficient for due process and being used in a politically dangerous ashen. >> this is revenge of the bearcats that the president fired and forced to resign a lot of government officials were now stepping up. >> one of the dangers of acting outside of the usual channels

which i think and the worst case scenario if you look at this that's exactly what is alleged to have occurred in regard to rudy giuliani. the president had the right to do that. but if you do that and act outside the state department and the justice department, your bureaucracy is going to bite back, that does not indicate one way or another and anything improper was done. it's much what you show from senator schumer. that isn't what in fact happen. but to try to turn that into the mere fact that you did that as an abuse of power warranty impeachment seems to be an altogether entirely different matter. it's also inconsistent with the constitution. it's not enough to show there was an abuse of power, has to be the kind of abuse that violates public trust and there has to be a showing of treason, bribery or other high crime and misdemeanor. if you have both there's not a basis to remove a president. what lindsey graham is pointing to is equally as important. that's a question of selective leaking is a flawed process.

i would expect your going to see even if there is impeachment a real effort by the senate to challenge the integrity of that impeachment vote because it was flawed contrary to due process, the president was not provided an opportunity to cross-examine. it was not a public proceeding and other defects because the defendant -- the president was not afforded his constitutional rights. liz: great to see you. joe biden's campaign is in a cash crunch, biden is taking shots at president trump. saint his own children whenever work in the white house. as a bite joe biden controversy there making way more money on their own name that they would working in the white house. that story coming up. ♪

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liz: a new round of clashes

between kurdish and turkish courses in northern syria threatening a fragile cease-fire there. russia is sending more military to the syrian turkish border. benjamin is on the ground with an exclusive. reporter: the turkish cease-fire is hanging by a thread, one of the great concerns is how to guard the ice is present here in northern syria. we were given rear access to one of these. here's what we saw. >> like everyone else in this room, he's trying to explain why he joined isis, why he was the nicest fighter, they claim they were here for humanitarian reasons. and back on the terror group, speaking to the authorities, that's not true, these people are dangerous and they don't want us moving further into the room for our own safety. this is the story you hear time and time again, they would cook and clean and they did not

commit any atrocities. there are prisoners quid pro quo breakout of these places and there are others who seek to rejoin isis. that is a great threat. that's a great threat to the u.s. in the west particularly if it takes place in the north. half the guards have had to move north to try to repel, they are saying they need more people and they cannot keep this up. this cannot go on indefinitely. this is a threat warning people most. >> president trump has urged european nations to take back prisoners. has led the way by bringing home a number of americans. european nations have simply refused to do so. in northern syria benjamin, fox news. liz: thank you. an exclusive sitdown with isis fighters that is benjamin hall. to the wildfires splitting across california from the wine country to southern california, utility pg&e said it could shut

down power to a hundred 50000 customers as we can. californians have said it could be the new normal. jonathan in los angeles with more. reporter: good evening we're standing right now in santa clarita and canyon country about 40 miles north of los angeles where 43000 residents remain under evacuation orders and around 10000 homes are still under threat, at least a half a dozen have already been destroyed. this is one of them. if you look at the debris you can tell how ferocious those flames were. i want to give you a sense of the nature of these fires. we have this one destroyed right here and as rich flips around, 20 feet away the neighbors house not even touched. to give you a sense of how fierce these flames are, take a look as we step over some of the debris, this is the scorched

landscape with the flames of the past one to four hours came marching up, ravaging the hillside and if you can imagine looking over to the 14 freeway, one of the memes freeways, the people on the freeway at the time the flames were lighting up to the side of the tarmac. it is obviously a similar story up north, you mention the fires in sonoma county. some 49 homes and buildings destroyed there and officials are saying they believe it was one of the transmission towers that was not turned off by pacific gas and electric that may have been the cause of the fire. now pg&e does not want to take any more risks and warning close to 1 million customers may be without power this weekend. that is because the winds and the high temperatures are expected to remain up north and also down here in southern

california. wherever you are in the state it is going to be another long heart we can in the firefighters who have seen on the ground and in the air battling these flames are in for another difficult challenge over the next few days. liz: jonathan in northern los angeles county. good to see you. 2020 democrat elizabeth warren, her credibility on the line, senator warren might be about to whip past american voters. to take over healthcare and won't raise taxes on middle class, we have inside look at what her campaign is talking about, it could possibly hurt both middle and lower income voters. the story coming up. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders

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liz: lou dobbs with a preview of what is coming up on his show. >> tonight we have leading attorney sidney powell who has filed a damning new filing on the fbi ambushed a former national security advisor michael flynn. what does that mean, is that case about to be thrown out, we will find out. how much of a trade deal would do we have a china, we will take that up with trade advisor peter

navarro. also joining a pillsbury will take up the rest of the development with ed rowland, all of that next at the top of the hour. join us please. liz: and jampacked hour. next up joe biden attacking president trump with an upcoming interview with 60 minutes saying his children will not work in the white house, look who is here fox news contributor number of the wall street journal. great to see you bill. your reaction to that? >> a clever line, but anytime hunter biden is in the news is good for the vice president. you have to ask yourself, what were the ukrainians buying, he had no experience, no ukraine experience, what were they buying, he had a conflict of interest, a lot of stories say there's no evidence he did anything wrong, but he had a conflict of interest.

i have three beautiful daughters if i were the judge of the beauty pageant i could objectively pick them but i would have conflict of interest. even if i did the right thing. liz: what is interesting, what joe biden is saying in the interview, is that the controversy that his family members making way more money off of his name then they would be working in the white house. >> i'm not going to name names but years ago someone that worked for a politician that i made a lot more money off knowing you and being you. but that is somewhat common. and the idea that the trump children are equivalent to hunter biden, they ran big enterprises before. pretty successful. what is different about the biden, it's only because his death was the vice president. he did not even have to do anything. this is what people hate, people enriching themselves through the process. >> and he's writing on who gets

a contract. liz: the biting campaign is $9 million in cash say he's going to take the money into campaign-finance after. elizabeth warren wants to remake capitalism to pay for her big government socialism. she said she will not raise taxes on middle class voters to pay for healthcare. but the plane were hearing she would take funds away from middle class families and lower income families relying on medicare, the va and medicaid. so she's also talking about tax on the revenues of business. >> she does not have the money to pay for this and you cannot get it by going after rich people. there is not enough money. >> her credibility is on the line. >> stephen colbert put it online a couple weeks ago when he asked her, and she dodged the question, the better interview is yes on board to raise these

cross under taxes but your be better off overall. that's the bernie answer but she's avoiding a. liz: that's not even proven in the world world that you'll be better off. please come back. i'm sorry we ran out of time. i'm sure daughters would be beautiful in a beauty pageant. great to see you. next up we talked to a border sheriff with the silence of the median democrat virtually no coverage, no debate about a mom who lost her son to criminal legal crime and she spoke out to politicians and gotten their face about their century policies hurting americans who never had any vote or say in their century efforts. that controversy next. >> it is difficult. and it's even made more difficult by hearing the rhetoric going on with the democrats. data obeto a rourke should be ad of himself putting illegal

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asylum at the border. >> i agree with that. there were 200,000 folks released into the communities because that process was not in place. they are trying to condense this to make this work. those who don't meet the guidelines for credible fear are automatically deported. liz: europe has restricted asylum if illegal immigrants don't file in the first country they walk in. europe has been doing that for 29 years. how come no media is reporting on angel mom marianne mendoza saying you are hurting americans who never got a chance to vote on this. listen to angel mom mary maloney

who was with us last night. >> matthew was 23 years old. he was a recent college graduate. he was driving in a residential area on a motorcycle and a drunk illegal alien ran a stop sign and when he fled, he ran over matthew and dragged him a quarter mile to his death. liz: the moral authority and moral clarity of the angel families say no senator -- no democrats will talk to them. >> tino marianne mendoza and many of the angel families. my heart goes out with them.

whenever we deal with the victim after crime, they ask why. this is preventable. why are democrats, why these folks will not step up. because they can fix this. their number one goal, their oath of office in the congress and senate is to protect americans. they are not doing it. liz: you are reporting to us this has an impact on the border guys and gals that has to deal with the angel family victims. you are sounding frustrated about that. >> we have got to secure the border. and we totally lost that. we lost the focus of let's secure this border. they talk about the humanitarian crisis on the border. this is a humanitarian crisis directly affecting our american

citizens. liz: thank you for having us in your home. thank you for watching. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. have a good weekend. lou: good evening. a big development in the investigation into the origins of the russia collusion investigation. u.s. attorney john durham's administrative review of the origins of the deep state's efforts to overthrow our president has shifted to a criminal investigation. this expansion of durham's investigation driving the radical dimms and the left-wing media to distraction. they are complaining that the u.s. justice department has