because he had to use his weapon because his life was in danger. liz: thank you for your service to our country. thanks for having us in your home, thanks for watching. lou dobbs is next. [♪] lou: good evening. the democratic party's efforts to smear, undermine and ultimately destroy the most successful first years of any presidency in history is no longer surprising to no one. and no less disgusting and apalg for them. but certainly no longer surprising. democrats have been attacking president trump for so long, so viciously, that there is little, no matter how venal or depraved the dems can be that would surprise. for 3 1/2 years they have sought to take down the 45th

president with a complicity of most of the left-wing media and nearly all of the deep state. now speaker pelosi has invited the president to testify before congress, even as she makes it ever clearer she means to destroy him. the schiff-led assault has expand from the ukrainian phone call and quid pro quo to obstruction, bribery and back to the beginning. the dems want to investigate whether the president lied to the robert mueller special counsel which they tried to ignore all together because its concluding reported exonerated president trump. meanwhile the president has a government to run and not the least significant issue confronting the nation is national security. and the people's republic of china and the negotiation of the trade deal between the two countries. our own edward lawrence reports.

reporter: the commerce department announced it would extend the temporary general license allowing american companies to sell to huawei the extension is for 90 days until february of 2020. it could be seen as goodwill fruvment s. towards chinese. huawei relies on u.s. technology for some of its products. government-backed chinese companies are buying more soybeans and lifting the ban on poultry imported from the united states. that ban has been in place since 2015. robert light highser says that -- ligh -- robert lighthizs that could mean a billion in

trade for i.s. farmers. the chinese would like to see tariffs rolled back or paused. the u.s. wants to use tariffs to make sure china following through with what they promise. lou: the radical dimms expanded their nonstop impeachment charade and farce. david holmes, a state department official who claims to have overheard a telephone call between president trump and ambassador sondland will testify thursday. that makes for a full schedule of 9 witnesses over fired hearings in three days. does it sound exciting to you? it does me. as washington prepares for this full week of workout releasing the closed door basement testimony of two other witnesses. the new transcripts from

jennifer williams, an visor to vice president mike pence and tim morrison. the weekend release, possible effort by schiff and the radical dimms to hide testimony damaging to their impeachment narrative since everything seems to under cut everything they are trying to do. under questioning, morrison said he believed the transcript of president trump's july 25 phone call with ukrainian president zelensky was accurate and complete. morrison said in his view there was nothing improper that's happened in that call. when they came to one of adam schiff's star witnesses, morrison told lawmakers he worked to keep lieutenant colonel alexander vindman out of

the loop because he quote had concerns about alexander vindman's judgment. and concerns that he might bleak information. every piece of testimony so far in this farce has vindicated the president of the united states. >> mr. morrison who was on the call said he didn't think there was anything improper. the fact that we have the transcript and there was no link age -- he said no pressure, he didn't know their aid was held up at the time of the call. and the aid was released. lou: she tried to talk over him,

but she couldn't even keep with him. joining me next, ed rollins, and michael goodwin. good to have you both here. i that she did a good job of listening to congressman jordan. >> he's very good. he's been a tremendous asset to this investigation. but the bottom line is, where's the crime. it's one of the don't know significant responsibilities any congress has, where is the crime? they have not laid out any crime. the big issue is he didn't like ukraine. lou: it's an idiotic foreign policy represented by these witnesses. they are representing the youths

america and are speaking as school children might on their own emotions and lack of knowledge about what these adults are sped to comprehend in every form and facet. >> even to call them witnesses, they didn't witness anything that goes to the heart of the so-called case against the president. lou: if we have a true free press that was not bea -- was tt beholden to the left. each of those congressmen who sits there pretending this is a serious effort is silly. >> there would not be this case if it were not for the media. if the media had not been the

echo chamber for everything the democrats want to do, we wouldn't be talking about impeachment now. this is because the media reinforces everything the democrats want. lou: politically, this president is saying he would be willing to sit down with nancy pelosi. i want to call a time out. i really do. this is time for everything to understand, the democrats have become the party of hate. they mean to destroy this president. this isn't about, you know, patty cake in the play yard. this is insane, it's insanity at its worst. and these democrats have no, absolutely no constraint whatsoever. >> they have 218 votes. they could put it up tomorrow. that's the rules of the house. the reality is there is no crime, there is no testimony

that makes them having done anything improper or illegal. it's such an outrage. and the people who should be investigated are the people in the deep state who have spied on this president for more than -- lou: i hope i don't regret what i am about to say. but i believe william barr stood up and said what had to be said by a man of interest atlantic, integrity and standing in our nation in saying the democrats are trying to destroy this president and saying it's got to stop. we have to recognize what's happened. he's the only adult not only in the room, but in the nation speaking sensibly, rationally and with great judgment and integrity. what's the response from the left? they want to impeach him for god's sake. this has got to stop. >> if we weren't convinced by

the brett kavanaugh travesty, this is the rerun of that. lou: it's the rerun of the special counsel and the insurance policy. >> one thing that nancy pelosi said i think is come and testify. she said come and prove your innocence. lou: how about this, go to hell, ba madame speaker. but it scares me to hear that he's talking about even considering it. i think it's a trap,, it's -- it's a mistake. you don't prove your innocence in america. lou: it doesn't matter what he says or what he does. this is the most historic president in modern american history and may well be the greatest in american history, if he's permitted to achieve all that he can. but this is an effort because these democrats hate this man,

they hate the republican party. they know they can't beat him. they know he's right and they are wrong. he's on the right side of history and they are headed for the dustbin of history. >> the speaker said what nixon did was far less than this. she wasn't even in washington during nixon. there were a lot of things that nixon did that weren't right and this president comes nowhere near to that hearing. >> she didn't mention clinton, the latest impeachment case. lou: this is a president who has such profound issues before him in which this congress should be -- the arrogance of this woman to sit there and tell this man sitting in the white house, we might take this up after your impeachment. we might take up usmca.

where in the hell do we tbienld such people? >> san francisco. that's the long and short of it. lou: it's remarkable. people have underestimate her in just about every which one could. she is a strategist, a tactician, she is tough as hell and meaner than most. >> all along she played this roll of trying pull back, then it was let the investigation -- over the weekend it's full cuckoo. >> schiff is her pet rock. he's her choice to be speaker. lou: he's not that animated. ed rollins, michael goodwin. thank you both. as edward lawrence reported, the commerce department granted huawei a third -- are you

counting? a third 90-day reprieve that allows the people's republic telecom giant to continue working with u.s. companies. this decision comes days after attorney general william barr declared quote, we should not signal that huawei and zte are anything other than a threat to our collective security. the attorney general of the united states. the commerce secretary, wilbur ross will be a guest on this broadcast unless he finds something i say completely offensive said the decision was made to allow rural telecom carriers to continuousing huawei products so their customers wouldn't suffer. the attorney general declared them to be national security threats.

secretary ross said scwoat, the department, referring his commerce department will continue to rigorously monitor sensitive technology exports to insure our innovations are not harnessed by those who would threaten our national security. he will be one of our guests on tomorrow's broadcast. the radical left is eating its own. former president trump is the latest prey for the radical left. investigative journalist john some hon. -- john solomon. it looks like his former employer is applying much more than scrutiny. solomon says the facts are on his side and we have without reservation support and reported his journalistic work

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just three record highs for the three major indexes. the dow up 31 points, setting its 12th record high close of the year. its 23rd record close of the year. the nasdaq climbing 9 points. crude oil down over a% to 57, just over $57 a barrel. silver up just a quarter percent. president trump having what he called a good and cordial meeting with federal reserve chairman jerome powell and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. after the meeting they said all decisions going forward will

remain non-political. we'll try to figure out what that means. a remind tore listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. house minority leader is demanding abc news turn over the information on the spiked jeffrey epstein report. they are requesting abc us in president provide an answer on why abc news refused to run a report on an alleged epstein victim. the congressman calling on abc to provide congress with the victim's interview that was spiked. "the hill" is reviewing john solomon's ukraine reporting. shell scrutinize that after -- shell scrutinize that after it came front and center with marie

yovanovich. yovanovich disputing that she provide a do not prosecute list that includes yurks ri poroshenko. some moan said it won't be hard -- solomon said it won't be hard for "the hill" to review these since all my source documents are original interviews and are transparently linked for all to see. joining us, sit seasons united president, former trump campaign aid, david bossie. let's start with this epstein report. i have have to applaude minority leader mccarthy. this is standing up and getting at it. that is a strong letter. your thoughts?

>> i'm excited to try to get to the bottom of this. this case has the american people's attention. i think what leader mccarthy has done is put abc news on notice that he wants to see and the american people want to see why they did not run this story. i have worked with abc many times over with bill clinton issues, and that maybe is what the question is about. lou: you have been working hard to bring in documents, you are getting all sorts on this broadcast. i choose not to name the whistleblower the name of which is known to half the western world because of its appearance, among other things the name has been released by congressman, senator, and the list goes on. but it is interesting to me that

this whistleblower could escape scrutiny even though he is in point of fact not a whistleblower in a classic legal definition. i have never seen the likes of this in washington. you i have never seen the likes of it in journalism or media. your thoughts about the context for all of this. not the whistleblower's name. >> certainly. this person seems to be a democrat operative, much more than some an list sitting in a room somewhere. what the democrats are trying to set out their story line, that he or she is just an innocent person sitting there. i don't see that happening at all. in the documents that we have been getting in our ongoing litigation with the state department and other government agencies over the years. we have this individual's name throughout our emails.

throughout the emails we have gotten from the state department related to many russia issues, to many of the issues around ukraine. this person's name is going to come out. we didn't do these pieces of litigation for this individual. we did it about victoria newland and her operation at the state department to get the fake steele dossier into the fbi's hands. she and her colleagues at the state department. this individual was well versed with all of the same players that were involved in the christopher steele dossier at the state department. >> it seems to be at the nexus, this person who some assume is the whistleblower. i won't make that assume shurn. i frankly don't know. whoever he is or learned finally that he is. he is at the nexus of so much of

the communications amongst various groups whether the state department, ukraine, whether working in the united states in various capacities including within the white house. this gets to be a fascinating story in and of itself. >> it really is. but i would urge the investigators in congress as well as the members to look at every single person regardless of the word whistleblower. that's where we are getting caught up here. i was the chief investigator for the government reform and oversight committee. they need to look at each person and create those concentric circles around each person that was on the phone call and figure out who was on the call and who they spoke to. that's very important. that's where this person's name will come up. it will come up over and over

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liberal politicians and celebrities criticizing former president obama because he warned the democratic party of being too leftist and too radical. he cautioned the voters to listen that they don't want to tear down the system, listen. the. ron johnson has been asked for his conversations with the president. he says he will respond in writing and made some brief comments. we'll find out what lies ahead. joining us, congressman matt gaetz, congressman, good to see you. it's quite a busy place you work in there. i don't know if any real work gets done. but a lot of developments as they say. let's start with three days of

hearings this week. we haven't heard a single witness say he or she can think of a think this president should be impeached for. but adam schiff is going at it tooth and tong. >> the democrat strategy is to replace the quality of witnesses with a quantity of people. but the witnesses either lack personal knowledge or they have deinvolved into such a policy disagreement with the president that it's clouding the objectivity they would bring to any analysis. but i have to reflect on the story cash patel is an american patriot. there is a reason why the media is trying to smear him now. he was one of the principle authors of the nunes memo that

dealt with the origins of this russia probe. it's my expectation the inspector general will do a side bysidside comparison of the mem. now as schiff tries to pivot away from his russia lies to his ukraine lies, i think the country will see through that. lou: he looks like he's in perpetual pirouette. it's astonishing to watch this man conduct himself. it's astonishing there is this reaction from the left. they want to impeach the attorney general of the united states because he's the only man of standing, of intellect and integrity to stand up and say this is insane. we have to stop this madness. the democratic party is out of control. >> it's not even the first time

they talked about impeaching bill barr. after the russia hoax collapsed. the democrats were flailing so aimlessly. they talked about impeaching bill barr and justice calf now. now they settled on the musical chairs of impeachment and i think that's a strange decision. as i returned home this last weekend, my constituents are more concerned with the yiewfghts america than ukraine. they are more worried about our border with mexico than ukraine's border with russia. as this weekend unfolds i think you will hear from the witnesses, the fundamental disagreement in how the president thinks and hugh h -- - thinks and how he acts. lou: not a single witness with any claim whatsoever that they

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and it gets to be a real shame for the ford motor company. senator josh hawley introducing legislation that will protect personal data. and urnghtd the propose -- and under the proposed legislation, they wouldn't be able to collect private data other than what it takes to run their services. they would have to file an even you'll report with the federal trade commission. the ftc. they don't have a lot of bite when it comes to companies in china and russia. morgan, this involves national security.

it involves trade negotiation. it involves the future of the country in point of fact. let's go to this 90-day reprieve. i want to put this up to show everyone in the audience what's going on here. when it comes to huawei and zte, these are the increments of events. and we start with the president banning huawei with a national security order. may 20, the united states government grants huawei rrp a temporary reprieve. august, another reprieve, and so it goes, november 18. another 90-day license extension. what in the world are we doing? just last week the attorney general of the united states said huawei and zte are national security threats. >> lou, this goes back to 2012

when congress issued reports saying huawei and zte were national security threats. the fall foliage removed a lot of its equipment. you and i talked about this before. if you want to do this right, you can't just go rip and replace all of this equipment out in a lot of rural carriers because it's cheaper and where this infrastructure is. it should have been a one-year plan and by the end of the year it's all gone. lou: no matter how much longer we permit this, it will be deleterious to national security. so there is no answer satisfactory to me or i think any citizen of this country. so why not take some of this money from these tariffs that have been in effect for 14 months now and move over just

with the farmers. take the president's idea there and subsidize it with those rural companies. this is a time, and the question has to be answered straightforwardly. either this is a national security threat, zte, huawei and the people's republic of china. let's chair another part of the letter. going to the ftc. we should not signal at huawei and zte are anything other than a threat to our collective security. their own track record as well as the practices of the chinese government demonstrate huawei and zte cannot be trusted. as well as the conduct and practices of the chinese government. why are we even talking about it? >> that's a good question. i like your idea. i came from a farming state,

kansas. why can't we subsidize the transfer of this technology? if we are going to do it, take them out, give them money to give them equipment that comforts with our national security standards. this is the tough part. they spent years getting it in here. it's difficult for to us get it out within months. >> the fact is, it doesn't resolve anything. earn as the president is working his tail off to get this agreement of, the chinese continue to steal, they continue to attack our networks, our systems, our institutions. they continue without even so much as a blush to suggest that we should get out of the south china sea. they demand that we could be arrogantly aggressive while it is they -- >> because we hurt their

feeling. this is not a bright moment at all despite the fact that we have heard from a number of administration officials that we are nearing agreement on this. it is a sad, sad moment if indeed we ignore these issues. >> there has to be a bright line. i think the bright line has been drawn, now it's about enforcing it. the personal information going to ticktock in china, that's national security. how much of our nation are we going to allow china to own? there is no parity between the u.s. and china. they have more of our information than we have in our

country. lou: israeli settlements in the west bank ends 4 years of dispute. in 1978 the carter administration concluded israeli settlements in the west bank were inconsistentn with international law. president reagan publicly disagreed in 1981, and it has been ignored in the breach. in 2016 that changed. the obama administration refrained from vetoing a u.n. resolution that urged an end to those settlements. today secretary of state mike pompeo announced the trump presidency has changed course. and about time. attorney general william barr calls out the radical dimms efforts.

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lou: attorney general william barr warning everyone who would listen that the radical left in this country is using every tool to subvert the trump administration. the attorney general in a speech

to the federalist society said they are setting a dangerous precedent by implying the government is illegitimate. >> immediately after president trump won election opponents inaugurate wad they called the resistance. they rallied around an explicit strategy of using every tool and maneuver to sabotage the functioning of the executive branch and his administration. lou: joining us, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor. great american, charlie, your thoughts about the attorney general standing up and saying what all of us knew but which he said eloquently. >> he really did. this is kind of the second speech of this sort, the last one being the one that he gave at the university of notre dame talking about the assault on

religious freedom america today. two spectacular speeches, very fine speeches and i think very important ones. and he's exactly right. when you look at these investigations and think of all the investigations we have been through, and none of them turn up anything against trump, then they move to the secondary accusations, obstruction of justice, my favorite of course so far is witness tampering or witness intimidation. all these secondary things which is evidence of only one thing, that their original accusations had no merit whatsoever. they are trying to set all these traps for them. everybody from the bowels of the state department testifying to nothing other than their opinion that they don't like president trump and they don't like his policies. that's exactly why american voters voted for president trump because they wanted him to come and change his policies and get rid of people like that at the

say the department. >> the intel committee will investigate what robert mueller and his special counsel could not accomplish in two years, and that is whether the president lied to him in his written answers. this is preposterous, farcical. it's venal and just appalling in every respect, this effort of the dimms to take down a president. >> set aside the fact that they can't even come up with an explainable set of charges of accusations against the president that normal americans would agree to or even understand. and of course don't forget, in the impeachment trial of william jefferson clinton, it was a clear set of actual laws that were broken where president clinton lied, where he pressures

witnesses to lie to the grand jury. it was all very clear what he had done. you or i would have gone to jail for what he did. all that happened to him is he lost his law license. the senate finally threw up their hand and said we don't want to go down this path. not only are they doing this to donald trump the senate is going to throw up their hands. all of this is a show fake trial. lou: mitch mcconnell the majority leader of the senate saying he could not imagine a scenario under which the senate would support impeachment. charlie hurt. we'll be right back after this quick break. stay with us. op and my local ba. op and my local ba. when you shop small you help support your community - from after school programs to the arts! so become a regular, more regularly.

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to this guy. when is donald trump going to get his first term back? lou: thanks for being with us. wilbur ross among our guests tomorrow night. good night from new york. trish: it just won't stop how democrats recognizing the futility of their hearings, they are trying another tactic. they are launching another investigation into whether the president lied to robert mueller. impeachment hearings are fizzling out, so they are trying to get creative. but it's the same old thing. they are like a bunch of has-been executives that keep trying to institute the same old game plan to reinvigorate its business. it's like