it turned into a beautiful three years, and i think five more for sure. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us. have a great evening. good night from new york. trish: tonight the evidence is clear. you know the dems are not going to win in 2020 because there is something fundamental they don't get. they don't get america. they don't seem to like americans. i'm trish regan. you want to know how i know this? it's because of what they say. there was a moment on cnn that pretty much summed up exactly how they feel. exactly how the left feels. exactly how the mainstream media feels about everyday americans who dare to think differently than them. >> donald trump couldn't find ukraine on the map if you haved letter u on the map with a

picture of a crane next to it. he's dee find by the ignorance of the world. that's flying their base. donald trump is the smart one, there we go. you elitists. >> you elitists with your geography and your maps and your spelling. trish: falling over themselves with laughter. really? that's what they think about anybody that would have dared to have voted for donald trump. this is why they were so wrong. they had no clue. no clue donald trump could win because they had no clue who every day americans are. they don't talk to them. they live in their little bubble in new york or l.a. and they look down on the rest of the world. they look down on people who are

trying to do things the right way. trying to earn enough money to put their kids through college and save a little bit for retirement. and this is fundamentally their problem. it's them and every candidate right now running on the left. that's what we keep seeing. i want to show you some sound from elizabeth warren the other evening getting con fronted by one of these people i'm talking about that's trying do everything right. he paid for his kid's college. now she wants to suffer loan forgive -- we want to pair of loan forgiveness going forward. >> my daughter gratd waited.

trish: laughing you see because apparently there is some way to beat the system. and the people in the middle are increasingly as you said -- the ones that get you know what. so increasingly what we have become is this. i don't know if you can see it. it's an hourglass economy where you have a lot of people on the top. you have got a lot of people on the bottom. these are the people collecting the handouts from government. then the people in the middle. the people like that guy that worked his tail off, multiple jobs to put his daughter through school. his daughter who has been working since she was 10 years old saving her money. you have every day americans

trying to do things the right way. along comes elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and joe biden and aoc saying we are going to reinvent the wheel. forget the fact that america is the number one economy in the world, and we have gotten there thanks to capitalism and good old-fashioned hard work. they want to change it all. they want to say anybody who wants to come to america we'll open the floodgates. come in and we'll give you free healthcare fan free tuition in college. it goes on and on, the freebies keep going. but someone has to pay for it. you know who gets short changed? people like that man. he had the smarts to confront elizabeth warren about it. what america needs to do is confront all the democrats with there is. not only who is running for president, but who is running

for congress and who is running for senate. they want a way of life, a system that won't work for everyone, and certainly will not work for those people in the middle. as much as they tell us they are all about the middle class. they are not about the middle class. they will bankrupt the middle class so they can pay for foreigners to come up through our borders to vote for them because it's about power. and that's a dangerous thing. joining me with reaction to all of this is house judiciary committee member, the congressman from florida, matt gaetz. this is what bugs me. i am not being political about it. i'm talking economics here and how we continue growing as a country. and we help the people in the middle. it has nothing to do, i say fundamentally with politics and nothing to do with economic

prosperity. i don't believe aoc or bernie sanders or elizabeth warren have a clue about economic prosperity and don't care about it. what's your thoughts? >> there is a war on prosperity in the democratic primary. the good news is that donald trump is presiding over a blue collar boom in our country. we are seeing wealth aaccumulated and wages rising faster for people who have the blue collar jobs who want to play by the rules and insure their family has a fair shake. don lemon is not a journalist. he's a hack. he's cnn professional eye roller. trish: he was laughing so hard -- >> it's indicative of the fact they have contempt not just for this president, not just for his

allies in the congress. but they have utter contempt for the people who voted for this president and contempt for their own viewers which is probably why viewers are leaving cnn at such a fast rate. trish: you have to kinds of like the people themselves, right? i think donald trump fundamentally cares. he seems to like the middle class. where you see this sort of disdain, if you would, for anybody who is really out there trying to do things the right way. that's what they lose in all this. they want to say trump supporters are racist, homophobic, islamophobic. we all remember that very well from hillary clinton. but that's what i think they believe. it seems so out of touch to me. i meet supporters of the president all over the country all the time. and they are some of the nicest most down to earth genuine

people. and to think that cnn is out there making fun of them like they did last night and frankly every other day, it's notoriety. >> donald trump isn't just leading a campaign. he's presiding over a political movement. that's why we have only gained strength leading into 2020 and this impeachment sham is intensifying our support for our transformational president. we are seeing a trade deal in our hemisphere. standing up to china. president trump ending our involvement in the syrian civil car. the elements of an american nationalist economic agenda paired with a realistic view of the world where we kill the terrorists and come home to bring the resources to our country. that will fuel a transformational victory in 2020.

after the democrats impeached trump and he comes back and wins anyway. wait until we get a load of donald trump in his second term. i think we'll be even more transformative in the way we change washington, d.c. and america. trish: this is why it's important that people are motivated. i would argue they put us in a constitutional crisis. nancy pelosi hang on to the darn articles of impeachment possibly getting us closer and closer to that constitutionality crisis. finally turning them over to the senate. but what cracks me up is they are going on and on and on about how they want to bring witnesses. they had the opportunity to bring witnesses and they did not take it. >> democrats do not have a compelling case factually and they have to manufacture a bombshell dejur d'jour.

i think that they are showing through these impeachment proceedings how far they have gotten away from the kitchen table issues that will lead to the reelection of the president. trish: you want to know who helped ukraine. it wasn't president trump. >> you nailed it. donald trump delivered the lethal aid to the ukraine that president obama wouldn't do because he didn't want to frighten russia. president trump tough engagement where necessary. but a realistic view of the world where we are not going to handing the 21st century over to china. trish: coming up. democrats and the liberal media fawning over john bolton's new bombshell. but should they be celebrating?

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[♪] trish: interesting how john bolton has become a total hero for the left. we have some sound on that. >> we ought to have john bolton testify and see what he wrote down in his notes at the time. >> this is stunning. ambassador bolton essentially confirms the president committed the offenses charged in the first article of the impeachment. >> this is open and shut. game over for the president as far as the facts go. >> the on way we can discover the truth is to have ambassador bolton testify under oath. trish: open and shut? bombshell? i'm not so sure about that. this is the same guy, john bolton, they used to call a war morning. he was a massive threat. he would send us into world war

iii. there are a lot of questions about how exactly john bolton's manuscript for which he's being paid a couple million bucs do the leaked. and who anonymous was. remember that op-ed back in the "new york times"? >> i think for salzburg and the "new york times" top reaffirm it's a senior cabinet official. it's an h.c. head or one of the 12 assistants to the president. that means they purposely misled the american penal and his fitness for office. this book is riddled with lies. but the "new york times," the paper of word for the country made this an event. i think it salzburg family owes it to the american people and the country to come clean with

this. trish: what steve bannon is talking about is he doesn't believe anonymous in the "new york times" was written by anyone who had access to donald trump. who is to say the whole anonymous thing didn't original to people linked to bolton at the nsc. bolton's transcript seems to have been leaked by the nsc. consider the news the alleged whistleblower worked at the nsc and somehow had a connection to adam schiff's staff who used to work at the nsc. you are hearing lots of talk about the nsc. is that proving the deep state is alive and well? congressman matt gaetz is back with me.

congressman, it seems like we are hearing a lot about the nsc these days and bolton is connected to all of it. >> the good news is since mr. o'brien is in that role we have seen a lot of turnover at the nsc and we are draining the swamp. and the nsc has not been exclude from that reform effort. does anyone find it suspicious that john bolton has bullet testimony and we didn't mare a people from him. now all of a sudden when we are here on the eve of a motion to dismiss the impeachment, all of a sudden there are bombshell revelations. trish: i finds it suspicious and deliberate. it's about a lot more than money. maybe it publisher wanted to get it out there because it would help sell copies and the timing. but i think it's about something

bigger. he holds a grudge. i think this is revenge. >> i don't believe john bolton is particularly thrilled with his tenure at the white house. i view the world like the president does through realistic read on our foreign policy. i asked the president once, why did you hire john bolton, someone who seems to disagree with it in so many ways. he said he thought it made the administration less predictable with our adversaries to have john bolton around. that may have built some resentment that he was there in the administration more as a prop than an actual advisor. and it may have germ night into some unflattering things about the president that may or may not be true. trish: i was all over this venezuela story.

and i have a lot of sources and i talked to a lot of people. during the height of that crisis, i was fielding all kinds of phone calls from all kinds of sources saying what the heck is wrong with john bolton? he didn't get it. they blamed him for a lost opportunity there in venezuela. because he was note listening to our intel sources on the ground. people who spent 0 years in venezuela and -- spent 20 years in venezuela and knew the ins and outs. and the constant complaint i heard from multiple sources is for bolton it's his way or the highway. this is the guy who was involved in trying to take out chavez. and he was unsuccessful on that attempt as well. at some point you have got to say, i need to listen to people around me. i may have ply view of how things are. but i'm only as good as my team.

and he wasn't willing to listen to any team members. and you toirpt off with maybe the president thought he had a good cop, bad come thing going on. good cop, bad cop. they are both in on the game. bolton was never with the president. >> there is a reason why this country we don't just take as an article of faith the accusations made by former disgruntled employees. i think it's right for us to have a critical lens on anything john bolton would have to offer. if you look at the foreign policy successes, they largey occurred because of john bolton's advice. he left on bad terms and i think that's an appropriate context to evaluate him. it doesn't lead me to believe there is anything different or new here.

we should get over this nightmare of impeachment. >> if you are about to hand out $400 million to a country you know has a serious problem with corruption. and you learn along the way that the vice president of the united states scored his son an $80,000 a month board gig. that's an extremely high paying one. when you know he has no knowledge of the energy business. don't you scratch your head and say what the heck was going on? >> pam bondi did a brilliant job soak the country how sleazy this deal was. hunter biden admitted that the only reason he had this job was because his dad was the vice president of the united states. hunter biden was hired because the ukrainian company was in trouble and wanted to get out of trouble.

donald trump had an obligation to try to clear up what occurred so our country could trusted and we wouldn't be viewed through this corrupt lens that may have been instituted by the biden crime family. trish: thank you so much. we are going to talk more about hunter biden. could he be taking the stands now after trump's team, including attorney pam bondi laid down these facts on the senate floor. >> hunter biden had no experience in natural gas, no experience in the energy sector. no experience with ukrainian regulatory affairs. as far as we know he doesn't speak ukrainian. so naturally the media asked questions about his board membership. why was hunter biden on this board? trish: why was he? it's not just pam bondi's facts

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decided? we knew joe biden scored his son a pretty lucrative deal. 80k a month. peter schweizer who did a lot of digging on this, he's the one who exposed the clinton cash ordeal. >> the biden family. you have got five family members involved. on top of the fact there are five involved. it's like a corrupt united nations. you have hunter biden doing dmeels ukraine and china with state across stores, corrupt oligarchs. they get the contract to build 100,000 homes in iraq. frank meeting with the costa rican president. this all happened when joe was vice president. david bossie, good to see you. you know, it's getting sketchy. it's note just ukraine -- it's

not just ukraine * it looks like it was china, too. >> peter schweizer is the best investigative journalist out there. he writes amazing pieces and does years worth of research. he does what the mainstream media refuses to do to the left. what he has done with the bidens is truly a gift to the american people. so that we know before november what the bide be of -- what the biden family was up to. hunter biden making all of this money and not paying for child support. the juxtaposition is pretty amazing. trish: certainly. there are stories of him driving his porsche all around

california in his $12,000 a month rental with his new wife. one can't keep up with his love life because he has been through so many scandals. but somehow you are supposed to turn over all this money and not ask any questions. just because he was the vice president. just because he might be running against this president, that doesn't make him immune. that doesn't make him not at fault potentially for this corruption. you can't just look the other way. >> that's exactly right. president trump, whoever the president is gets to make the foreign policy. the president gets to determine, the president gets to determine what goes on and how it happens. he felt what biden had been doing. what we had seen with our own eyes. biden getting and claiming and

crowing about getting the prosecutor fired from investigating his son's corrupt company. that was enough to have the president ask questions. biden has a reputation for across long-term chronic problem with the thieves within government stealing the money from their own people. this president is a game changer. he changes the way things are done. just because the nsc wanted it done, doesn't mean it will happen that way. this president was elected to be a change agent. that's what he's done. joe biden, i'm sorry it hurts your feeling, but this president is doing the best he can for the american taxpayer. trish: what do you think about john bolton? >> i have known john bolton a lot of years and i am in dismay.

i think there has been a lot of hyperbole -- >> i think, you know, look, i think he was probably pretty angry the way it all went down. and there might be a little revenge. >> you are talking about his time at the white house and how he exit the white house. i agree with you on that completely. i don't necessarily what he has to say or his knowledge. this is all about publicity for a book that no one has seen. trish: i don't think it's about publicity for a book. i think it's about somebody who leaked this, perhaps staffers at the nsc, doing it as a deliberate time because they want to force the hand of some republicans. i don't think they will get very far. though susan collins and mitt romney said they would entertain the idea. they could have taken this to a

judge. they didn't. >> the people of utah need to make their voices heard. mitt romney is doing them and this country a disservice. we are going to get more democrats voting potentially against witnesses than republicans voting for witnesses. this is an embarrassment for mitt romney. and he needs to rethink and recalibrate what he's doing. trish: and john bolton? >> my point is that i don't know -- i don't believe the democrats know what john bolton is going to say if he was ever to become a witness. and that's the danger for the democrats. you never call a witness when you don't know what they are going to say prior to the testimony. this is a danger for both parties. i'm very disappointed in john

for allowing this to be leaked. the timing of the book in and of itself is something he participates in. i'm deeply disturbed by where we are in talking about it. trish: the president's attorneys closing their arguments today by throwing some of the house managers' words right back in their faces. >> i'll leave you with some of those words. >> there must never, a narrowly voted impeachment or impeachment supported by one of the major political parties and oppose about it other. >> by these actions you would undo the free election that expressed the will of the american people. >> the republicans are crossing out the impeachment standard of high crimes and misdemeanors. and they are inserting the words any crime or misdemeanor. >> we lowered the bar on impeachment so much it will be

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some cold hard facts rather than the emotional theater and theatrics we saw last week from adam schiff. >> people are cynical enough as it is about politics, about people's commitment to their good, cynical enough without having us confirm it for them. this is no less true of alexander hamilton. hamilton wrote, hamilton even vision. hamilton wrote gop senators vote against your montana and your head will be on a pike. trish: how many times do we have to hear about alexander hamilton from adam schiff. he shouldn't be talking about number this context unless he's

auditioning for the musical hamilton. joining us, author of "inside trump's white house." doug wead. we, sir, are on the front lines of history. i say that in earnest. and not in the way cnn or msnbc says it. we are watching people right now that want to take down america effectively, by undoing the votes of 3 million voters. i feel as well we might as well be in paraguay sometimes. >> it was interesting you showed the adam schiff comment. how ironic he concluded and ended the whole presentation with a fake story. it illustrates how unprepared and unprofessional the whole democrat attack was. it was as you and others pointed out. it was emotion. it was driven by emotion.

the head on the spike. he ends with a false story, the whole conclusion of his impeachment. i think history will see this impeachment as what i would describe false impeachment. a false impeachment. because it was strictly partisan. trish: it may get pushed aside as early as this friday according to lindsey graham. do we have sound from the senator? here we go. >> the president will be acquitted. and i think it will be this week. but you unleashed the forces of partisan hell on future presidents if we legit nice this. trish: do you think the vote on friday will acquit the president? >> i think the vote friday will be a vote to acquit the president. before the state of the union. trish: do you see that

happening? >> well, i don't know with all that's going on. trish: mitt romney and susan collins, they are the senators on the fence. they are saying maybe we should bring witnesses. but it doesn't sound as there is any teeth there in terms of the witnesses. i would kinds of like to hear with john bolton has to say. he probably wants to get up there so he can sell some more books. >> it's always something. it doesn't matter if bolton testified, they would drag out something else. it will never stop. it will never end. this impeachment is instructive not because of what's tonight, but was of what isn't in it. there is no russian collusion. we went through two years of false hell for nothing. there is no bribery in there,

there is no quid pro quo in there. it's more interesting and significant for what they can't prove. trish: i am going to take a quick opportunity to do a little self-promotion and remind our viewers we are live on fox business for the state of the union. i will be hosting our primetime coverage immediately following the state of the union. so please stay tuned for that. president trump finishing up a rally in wildwood, new jersey. talking to everyday americans about their lives. about the issues that matter to them. cnn choosing to der tried those people -- to deride those people, americans, as if they were somehow beneath them. fit was ever clear or unclear about cnn and what the liberal media thinks. listen to this.

>> you elitists with your gee geography and maps and spelling. >> your reading. >> your reading. your geography. trish: i brought this up at the start of the show and i'll be talking about it it's symbolic of where we are as a nation. you have a group of people who look down on anyone who thinks differently than them. look down on anyone who would $have dare -- would have dared to vote for the president. have you shared any democratic candidates condemn lemon and his guests? how do you think they will earn the trust of the silent majority while letting this pretentious rambling go totally unchecked. unchecked? we made usaa insurance for members like kate.

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trish: cnn can't help itself, showing its true cards. laughing, mock southern accents as if they were above all these people. smarter than these people. i have never seen such a

disgusting sight. you need to see this. they think they are so smart over there. but does this make them look smart. >> you elitists with your geography and maps and spelling. >> your reading. >> yeah, your reading, your geography. trish: it doesn't make them look smart. it makes them look like jerks. cnn reminds me of a trends i have been seeing from high and mighty democrats. >> there have been times when america showed arrogance and been dismissive and derisive. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call a basket of deplorables. trish: obama apologized for america. hillary clinton called trump

supporters racist and bigots. ilhan omar choose iranian terrorists over us. why haven't they even bothered to apologize. does it not hit them how they came across as real jerks there? >> they came across as real jerks and their comments were disgusting. but they live in a bubble. they live in a bubble wallowing in elitism. and they have no idea or connection to the real people of america that make this country run. we heard it in your intro from former hillary clinton secretary of state clinton, former president obama, and cnn. i think they know they already lost. i think what we saw there last saturday was the fact they know they are losing this election. they are like a wounded animal

in a corner, and they don't know what to do. and that will make a wonderful campaign commercial for president trump's reelection. trish: you mention they know they already lost. we have seen recently the last several days and weeks, numerous democrats come out and set the stage for 2020 and what's going to happen after 2020. they are looking to impeach the president again should he win. if they don't, americans might just elect him again and that shows how corrupt the whole process is. they do not trust the american people to get it right. they believe if donald trump wins he has stolen the election just like he supposedly was a russian agent. >> that's exactly what they are trying to set up. but it's not going to work. the forgotten men and women of the united states have had enough.

for years whether it's republican presidents or democrat presidents. they elect the hard working people behind. the american people have stood up in wildwood, new jersey of all places, thousands of americans coming, streaming to see president trump because he's defending them. the democrats know it's a losing battle. but they are going to go down fighting. what's most trang big this is the long-term consciouses of this. john bolton, former national security advisor. what president in the future is going to want to talk to or possibly confide what a president would say to an advisor. trish: do you think the white house should ban the book then? >> i am note sure about that. but i think bolton is an example of revenge porn. he's like frustrated like a

jilted relationship, and he's just upset. trish: he should have known. that terrible to say. when you are sitting there saying what's going on with this one. not every jack and jill is a match, so to speak. in this particular case i would say this was no match. john bolton and president trump, the interventionist with someone who is anything but that. that was never going to end well. and it was a mistake to hire him. i want to go to kennedy with a look at what's coming up at 9:00. kennedy: you can't ban the book. censorship. but what you can do is perhaps have peace in the middle east. we'll talk about the deal of the century and whether the palestinians will come on board by acquittal day.

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since before okay democrats have two charges neither of which make any sense. abuse of power, there is no abuse of power that is their opinion. don't forget ukraine wound up

with the money. an obstruction of congress? there is no obstruction because i never asked for anything. they didn't go to a judge, they could've gotten baltimore and they had a chance. they want to work hard to go to a judge and take the time. we have more on all of it tomorrow see you then at 8:00 p.m. kennedy: sorry bernie the fix is in the democratic establishment hates you. hillary said it now they are going to do everything they can to keep you from winning the nomination. they are gearing up to do it again and here's the evidence. sander supporters say they are furious the dnc has named to hillary clinton allies to key positions overseeing rules for the summer dnc. one of them, hillary's 2016 campaign manager, jon podesta and the others massachusetts congressman "varney" frank before the