>> thank you for watching, you can follow me on twitter and instagram, tomorrow might, tom bevin,ly lee carter and david bruno, good night. lou: good evening, we begin with a broad rally in the stock market. a record session on wall street today. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing at record highs. president trump has delivered on all of his campaign promises to restore prosperity to the nation and to all americans. an historic performance by any measure. but the radical dimms continue to subvert and overthrow this president. adapt schiff release his first transcript from the secret closed door hearings. those transcripts, the former

ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovich and the assistant to mike pompeo. but schiff misread the transcripts of mckinley and yovanovich if he thinks they support his claims. they do not. their testimony bolsters and i vindicates the president. the dimms tried to paint 0 both yovanovich and mckinley as scared of and concerned about president trump. it seems the left is covering up for the damaging truth. within that 317 pages of testimony of the ambassador it's revealed she was aware of president trump's scepticism of ukraine. oversight committee staffer

asked yovanovich whether she was aware of the president's deep-rooted scepticism about ukraine's environment. she answered yes. she is then asked what she knew. she respond with that he, i mean he shared that concern directly with president poroshenko in their first meeting in the oval office. in a second damning answer, yovanovich said the trump administration's policy toward ukraine has been stronger than that under the obama administration. she goes on to say president trump's decision to provide lethal weapons to ukraine made america's policy toward ukraine stronger. a topic president trump recently brought up with ukraine's president during a meeting in new york. >> we put up a lot of money. i gave you anti-tank busters. that frankly president trump was

sending you pillows and d frankly president obama was sending you pillows and sheets, and i gave you tanks. lou: sheep continued. the ambassador went on to say if ukraine is the one that had been meddling in our elections, i think the support all of you have provided to ukraine for the last 30 years, i don't that -- i think people would ask themselves questions about that. as for ambassador michael mckinley. his 156-page testimony shows he wasn't aware of the july 25 telephone call between president trump and zelensky until it was publicly reported. it shows he had no first-hand knowledge of the trump administration's ukraine firing. and when it came to the firing

of ambassador yovanovich, mckinley said this, every president has the right to remove an ambassador they don't have confidence in, end quote. there is nothing mentioned about aquid pro quo or obstruction of justice. it makes you wonder what adam schiff and the radical dimms were thinking because they certainly bolstered the president's case and not their own. an important development in foreign policy today, several of them. president trump ordering new sanctions on iran as iran starts bragging about further development of its nuclear program announcing 60 more centrifuges in operation. and adam schiff continues to insist on testimony from more state department official as his attempted subversion of president trump and his administration goes on. tonight u.s. secretary of state

mike pompeo, mr. secretary, thanks for being with us. >> it's great to be with you. lou: i would like to begin if i may with the intelligence committee hearings and its chair adam schiff. do you believe the hearings are legitimate and appropriate? >> sphwrt beginning i have been unhappy. officers from the state department have had to testify without counsel and without having the chance to prepare. we couldn't have counsel in the room. i regret that. i wish things were open and fair and a process that reflected what the american people deserve. lou: administration having to contend with all the external forces when running into what these intelligence committee hearings represent.

it has to be a difficult distraction. today iran announcing it's running twice as many centrifuges as would have been permitted under the 2015 agreement. they continue according to your department's report to fund terrorism, hezbollah, hamas, the palestinian islamist jihad. are sanctions really working? >> this is precisely what president trump confront when he became president. we had an agreement that allowed iran to have all the money it needed to conduct the terror campaign you are seeing. they were engaged during the jcpoa. our efforts have been aimed at three pieces of the puzzle including the economic sanctions campaign. it's denied the resources.

some islamic madeo leaders in iran are having to make more difficult decisions about their budget. so now 5 months and 6 months. we need to continue the press and we need the world. it presents a real threat. >> are your european allies really fulfilling their obligations as you see it, as the administration sees it, to enforce these sanctions? >> we have had a different view than the europeans since the e-3 since i became secretary of state. but i think the europeans have come to see the iranians are moving in the wrong direction with uranium enrichment. i think it europeans will see this for what it is, a regime to use nuclear materials as

blackmail to extort money from the west. i hope they will join us in our campaign. lou: let me touch aboutr upon this, you mentioned the united states withdrawing from the paris climate agreement and giving the one-year notice, making it formal the united states will be exiting. is that going according to plan? >> it is. the president made a decision a little while back that we would leave the paris climate accords. it was american jobs that would be lost. it would be unfair to the american people and the american workers. it was the first day we could file the document we did today. and 12 months on we'll file it formally. lou: you made a speech last week. let's put up the line that i

think is fundamental. you said it's no longer realistic to ignore the fundamental difference between our two systems, the prc, communists, united states. free nation, and here we are. it's extraordinary that we are still undergoing cyber attacks. they continue to steal intellectual property. the list goes on. you know it better than anyone. it's stunning stuff as we try to create a meaningful albeit reduced scope trade agreement. >> yeah. i think that's right. thanks for the kind words on the read marks. i felt like they were important. we need to make sure the world understands the risks from the chinese communist party and the ramifications, what we all let go for too long. but the good news is president trump has recognized the threat

and we are taking it head on. i hope we can proceed down that path. i know the president wants that. where we can find places to cooperate we should. but you mentioned a handful. what's taking place in the south china sea that poses risks to countries lot asia. these are serious risks. the president takes those risks seriously and we need they need to join us in that. lou: an update on the huawei chief financial officer. she was arrested last year for fraud charges. dr. michael pillsbury joins us with that and much more. also, legislating from the bench as another obama-appointed judge blocks president trump from enforcing immigration policy.

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we hit an all-time high. that's many, many days that we hit all-time highs in the administration, so it's really very good. lou: as the president said, another record-setting day on squall street under his administration. the dow up 115, its fifth record close of the year. the s & p up 11. it's 17th record close. volume on the big board confirming the record-setting advance. gold and silver both closing relatively flat. a reminder to listen to my reports coast to coast on the salem radio network. gop lawmakers are urging

president trump to focus on his agenda and let the house and senate republicans to handle impeachment. republican southerned the president is too consumed with impeachment and not enough on policies. how high would be the market if he would follow the clever advice of the gop? the dual track strategy would be and better strategy. he has been told this a number of times. let us worry about up people, said this unflamed person. that's our job. you worry about your job. last he runs into an obama-appointed judge which he has done once again. judge michael simon appointed by president obama has blocked

president trump's rule that visa applicants prove they can provide insurance within 30 days of entering the united states. the judge said it would cause irreparable harm to immigrants. simon served as a lawyer for the aclu. and is married to democratic congresswoman suzanne bonamici. judge roberts said we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush judges or clinton judges. what we have is an extraordinary group of judges doing their best to dough equal right to those appearing before them.

that independent judiciary is something we should all be thankful for. lou: when it is independent we hail them all and the system. but when they seem partisan we call them obama judges and trump judges. and this seemed like an occasion where it is necessary. for more on this, and much of the day's developments we are joined by ed rollins, and pulitzer prize winning michael goodwin. "new york post" columnist. fox news contributor. we haven't seen you in so long, michael. welcome back. you were at hillsdale lecturing young minds. >> and finding them really impressive what they get a lot of their news from fox so we should be grateful for that. the future is in good hands.

lou: let's turn to this -- the president. apparently some senators suggesting he make it a two-track presidency, impeachment on the right. the rest of his business on the left. don't you wish this was a world where you could bifurcate like that. >> it's simple when you are giving advice. it would be easier for the president to do that if the republicans in congress would step up more and handle the impeachment issue better. some of them are. but as you noted. lindsey graham and others, they are limited to going on television and talking about it. why has the senate played no role in any of this? you have these committees that would seem to be very pertinent to these issues. why can't you do counter programming to get to the whole story. lou: michael raises a good

question. what's the answer? >> they want to shut this thing down to get the president back to doing what he does best. sign a letter saying we are not going to find the president guilty and send it to the speaker of the house and send it to the president. i want everyone who is a republican to stand up and be counted. lou: to give credit where credit is due, they have opposed the nonsense, the rules -- it's amazing, this illegitimate activity they want rules for. i wonder how many of them they will abide. all of the republicans voted against the resolution. the senate looks squishy, a little wobbly. three or four of those names as usual. mitt romney who is by the way

polling a solid 18%. the country thinks he's a damn fool. >> i want the names of those 18%. i don't believe it's 18%. just the family members. lou: the issue is roberts, we don't have obama judges, we don't have trump judges. the hell we don't. why should we put up with this kind of nonsense. the chief justice should be the chief truth teller on that court. this is preposterous. >> the president appointed all the various vacancies left behind by obama and has filled those vacancies. he has done an extraordinary record. lou: what about the ones we have as chief justice who say there are no obama or trump judges.

>> there are a couple i would put up against anybody. lou: i think you are missing my point. how can we have a chief justice telling us not to believe our lying eyes when we see activist judges coming from the left, obama appointed, and originalist constitutionalist literal judges when it comes to the constitution. >> i think if we were to look at the immigration ruling, i would say that that is one area where you have seen this clear example of ruling against the president on all of his immigration plans from judges appointed by bill clinton or barack obama. almost universally they have been against him on the first round of every immigration

issue. lou: you are thoughts about saying the gop has to look more like america. saying effectively the gop must adapt and look more like america. >> he was an important element. he's african-american and we need more african-americans. but at the end of the day, a majority wins elections. and this president will appeal to a majority. that's an assumption in future demographics people will vote one way or another and i don't agree with that. >> i think that's right. that's a democratic way of thinking. we have to have a noah's ark of identity politics.

lou: we don't need two parties involved and engaged in group and identity politics. what i do think is critically important is we have a president who has achieved record low unemployment in this country, 50-year lows in unemployment for african-americans, for hispanics, forations, it's extraordinary what he has achieved. and he's the one reaching out communities, whether hispanic or african-american. i think he's done a marvelous job. we want everybody in this tent. i think group and identity politics. it's not working for the democrats. >> the country a year from yesterday will make a judge the. one year from today we'll have donald trump starting his second term. >> i think group policies are

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the do-nothing democrats. under republican leadership the economy is booming. wages are rising. confidence is soaring. the economy is thriving like never ever before and america is stronger than ever before. lou: the president rallying in lexington, kentucky. going after the democrats. the counsel for michael flynn today said they plan to ask a judge to dismiss the case against flynn all together because of an egregious misconduct. sidney powell claims the investigators buried evidence including 302 notes that could

exonerate her client. we'll be taking that up with sidney powell tomorrow evening. joining us tonight, tom fitton, president of judicial watch. let's start with first of all, sidney powell's defense of general flynn. it looks as though there has been an absolutely atrocious mischarge i of just d miscarriage of justice against the general. >> the justice department is saying anything sidney powell is saying can't be taken with any veracity by a court. in this case judge sullivan. if i were the attorney general in the least i would freeze the case to examine issues of misconduct. judge sullivan in the long run will take a look at this case

and demand accountability from the justice department. and attorney general barr needs to get ahead of the bar here and take some leadership saying we don't understand what went on under the last attorney general in terms of the targeting of general flynn. we need to figure this out given the allegations. it's not based on conjecture. it looks like they hid 302 material. lou: they say they can't find 302s. sidney powell is alleging it's clear that someone obviously a prosecutor or agent or someone changed 302s. >> the question is can peter strzok be trusted in this area? he's one of the interviewing fbi agents. there was an initial meeting with general flynn. an initial set of notes.

and it was finalized sometime later. it was on that that he was charged with lying to fbi investigators, even though it was conclude he didn't lie. lou: that conclusion came from andrew mccabe who across knowledged that the interviewing agents didn't think he was lying at all. >> this is one of the first mueller abuses. i highlight the crisis of confidence in the justice department and the fbi cause by mueller's misconduct that needs to be cleaned up forth with. lou: i want to turn to the farce in the house of keptives. the president says the republicans should release their own transcripts of witnesses who have been interviewed. do you think that's --

>> they should release transcripts of all the transcripts the democrats say they have. if you look at what they released today. you have deep state bureaucrats complaining that the president is being president. and you have confirmation at the former u.s. ambassador yovanovich authorized the monitoring of the social media accounts of americans. she said she didn't know who specifically was being monitored and didn't think it was illegal. but our reporting said the state department in d.c. said stop sit because it's illegal. you were on the list, rudy giuliani was on the list and sean hannity and and others were on the list. what was she worried about that she was monitoring, bind, soros,

giuliani. lou: i love the way she answered the question when asked about me, was he ultimately monitored, she said no, i don't know. i i like the no better than i don't know. but anyway, it's great to have you with us. judicial watch, do they do great work for this country. president trump welcomes the world series champs to the white house. even giving their catcher wearing a maga hat a giant hug. also will chinese telecom huawei be given a reprieve, allowed to conducts business with mayor can companies? are they a national security threat or are they not? stay with us. ♪ (dramatic orchestra)

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china. commerce secretary wilbur ross says president and chinese president xi jinping are looking at a number of sites to sign phase one of the pro expect tough trade agreement including alaska, hawaii or china. according to the chinese foreign ministry be be trump and xi have been? spinous contact through the negotiation process. licenses to sell components to huawei are coming shortly. despite the fact that the u.s. government warned that huawei represents a national security threats to a number of companies, including our allies. joining us to talk about all of this is dr. michael pillsbury.

let's start with a number of questions that seem to be rising faster than we can get concrete answers. this business of the president and president xi talking throughout this entire process, that's sort of surprising, i guess at least to me, when we are talking about deputies meetings and negotiations and they are in constant contact. that least that was the way it was portrayed. fake news or not? >> the president said many times he's in telephone contact with xi jinping. friends of mine at the white house estimate about once a month they have hour-long conversations. there is a transcript as well. the two of them have kept in touch. i think the spokesman phrased it to include deputies in conversations. he's not talking about direct

talks. we are within two weeks if the original timetable is going to be kept. what the chinese strategy has been, the last few weeks and last few days is when the most horse trading we would say gets done. they don't like to do longm-range confessions. i think wilbur ross said in bangkok today, i agree with him. this is getting very, very complicated. lou: is that just another way of saying it's just a bit raising greater doubts about the success of signing something? >> no, it's about the text and what is going to be included. there needs to be some kind of enforcement mechanism for phase one or the whole thing is just a disaster. pushing too hard -- the chinese

could renege again and back out of the talks. >> the greater surprise bob they kept their word, would it not, based on previous behavior? >> that's not diplomatic, lou. lou: i apologize. that's why i do this and not that. ' trade representative lied highser made it clear -- robert lighthizer made it clear he's focused'. >> the president is a master negotiator. but until he turns his attention to the final phase, we won't know if he has the office in beijing opened up where complaints are heard. we won't know what ambassador lighthizer discussed almost a

year ago will be set up wp, this when the chinese' are punished. lou: the theft of intellectual property there will be is a discussion whether the chinese want the president to lift the tariffs. the question comes, do these tariffs remain? do the tariffs set to go into effect september 15? the president has more than once extolled the virtues of these tariffs. and i think he's exactly right. >> it's main source of leverage along with a black list. there are 29 chinese companies on the black list and pressure seems to work.

lou: wilbur ross, the commerce secretary made it sounds like they are coming off it. >> they will be on the list, i think is what he said. but they will have waivers, where us companies can sell chips to them. but huawei will stay on the list forever. lou: it's complicated when you have a national security threat thoonlt certain companies can do business with. >> i think the president is focused on the leverage he has. besides the tariffs, our own economic growth is part of our leverage. the president keeps mentioning how many million times more our gdp is more than a few years ago. the third is an effort to slow down the chinese closing on us. they have been growing three

times faster than us the last three years. they are ahead in a lot of the technological areas. i think it president's goal is china is not going to surpass america, as the least not on his watch. lou: if you you have time later this week we would love to have you describe the growth as well. because with you are describing is concerning at the very least. i would love to have you back to discuss that in some detail if you have time. >> thanks, lou. the politburo in china has been focusing on the ways they want to surpass america. they are surpassing us already in some of these areas. that's really dangerous. lou: we'll take up that danger with dr. michael pillsbury in

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lou: ilhan omar stumping for senator bernie sanders of all of people, telling the crowd why she is supporting him. >> i am beyond honored and excited for a president who will fight against western imperialism and fight for a just world. lou: joining us, the executive director of the foundation for liberty and american greatness. i can't tell you if i was more offended by the suggestion that western imperialism are the enthusiastic reaction of the crowd to the suggestion. >> city was absolutely appalling, lou. when ilhan omar speaks about western imperialism, what she wants to say is she doesn't like america. she doesn't like the fact that america has so much influence and power in the world. she wants to shrink the role of

america in the world. and if she doesn't like it here, lou, no one is telling her she has got to stay. we are not going to change to accommodate her. she chose to come to the united states for what we were. lou: it's interesting you say that. yet president obama said he wants fundamental transformation of this country as came into office. there is a lot about hope and change. it's nice to hear a president like president trump -- there has never been one like him -- to say point blank i'm going to work for every american and i'm going to restore prosperity for every mayor cash and he has done exactly that. what is omar saying, do you think, to that? he has done more for our society

broadly than any president with any great program since certainly lyndon johnson and i think you have to go to fdr to compare. somewhat president trump has done is restore plain speaking and clear thinking to the presidency. that's what he has returned to the white house. ilhan omar is not a clear thinker. lou: that was pretty plain. >> but what i don't think what she realizes if the impact fit was and the strong america. she doesn't realize if you got rid of capitalism and got rid of america's role in the world, it's a world we wouldn't want to live in. lou: i hope you would agree with me that we want a modest foreign policy. i think that's what this president is guiding this country toward. to move those troops out of

syria i think is critically important. i think the president got some of this loudest cheers at his rallies when he talks about bringing our troops home. i wonder whether we want to be present in 100 countries with our troops. >> that's something that should be discussed. but at the end of the day, the equation is very simple. ways good for america is good for the world. when america ising strong', the world is a better place. obama and omar don't want to see a strong america for that reason. lou: when i say we want modest foreign policy, sit doesn't mean a weak foreign policy. we are strong enough to be modest and we are a great nation

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lou: president trump today welcomed the world series champion washington nationals to the white house. the team's first baseman thanking the president for continuing to make america the greatest country in the world in which to live. he even gave the president a jersey. president trump: america fell in love with nats baseball. that's all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. i like nats baseball much more. lou: we thank you for being with

us. follow me on facebook and twit and instagram @loudobbstonight. trish: the left wants you to believe our economy is struggling, joblessness is rampant and wages are under fire. socialism they say is the absolute only remedy to fix it. that is one big fat lie. good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan. even nancy pelosi knows it's a lie. that's why she is warning her party to find itself. she says drastic shifts to the left will not flip battleground states. and i agree. but that isn't going to stop them from trying. are you ready for