bucks on pillow. >> at least. at least 10% of one night. >> i would say that i'm not figuring out how much i spent in that hotel to leave that. >> hotels have big service charges anyways. david: that's it for us. we'll see you next time. liz: president trump about to speak at a rally in manchester, new hampshire, the night before the democrats new hampshire primary. we'll take you to the rally live. the president is crashing the democrats party. he is stealing their thunder. he is grabbing the media spotlight. this 2020 fight, he is taking it up to a whole new level. we have that story. first out of the gate polls on voters what they think about the president's acquittal in the senate. what they're saying now. we have the story. reports coming out of washington, coming into the studios, chance of no democrat front-runner, no one going into the democrats convention, those chances, those odds are rising,

odds of contested democrat convention has increased as democrats concern over a long, draining democrat primary vote. the debate coming up. the biggest question now, will the establishment back bernie sanders if he is the candidate. a new "qunnipiac poll" says yes, he is in the lead. top democrat, media hosts, even hbo's bill maher are hitting the panic button what we've been reporting more than a year. you can't just win on impeachment alone. you have to have policies. polls continue to show voters don't like what the democrats are selling as bernie is finally getting grilled. he is feeling the heat. he has to answer questions. critics are warning he is making mistakes and trying to rebrand and soften his image and his government takeover policies. we've got the stands on that including bernie now trying to claim he is opposed to government-run health care, even though his own legislation could sponsored with senator elizabeth

warren spells that out in detail. tonight a surprise grand jury indictment shows how deep china's military is hacking into you. china's military stealing your personal data. the story coming up. we've got the new warning of secretary of state mike pompeo to the nation's governors, saying this, china is getting increasingly involved in and monitoring what is going on inside each of the 50 states, hitting u.s. national security. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. the president on his way to a rally in manchester, new hampshire. ed crowd is lining up for hours. the president going at it with the democrats. all of this less than 24 hours away from democrat first gnat nation primary. fox news kristin fisher is on

the ground. look at at that crowd. reporter: big crowd. easy to forget president trump is actually on the ballot here in new hampshire as well. there is a republican primary in new hampshire tomorrow too. it is a foregone conclusion that president trump is going to win. so the reason he is here tonight, the main reason, he said it himself is really just to troll the democrats, to make a big show of force to all the candidates and their campaigns that they're going to have one heck of a fight when it comes to the general election in the state of new hampshire which hillary clinton won by just .3% in 2016. take a look at the tweet that president trump sent just a few hours ago. he said quote, we'll be in manchester, new hampshire, tonight for a big rally. want to shake up the dems a little bit. they have a really boring deal going on. still waiting for the iowa results. vote were fried. big crowds in manchester. trying to squeeze the democrats saying he wants to shake them up

a bit. as for those big crowds, you can see thousands of people are now inside of this arena waiting to hear president trump. very first person in line to hear president trump speak tonight, they got there yesterday afternoon and they waited overnight in the cold and in the rain. that is the kind of dedication that people have. that is what they're willing to go through to hear president trump speak. so one of the things that president trump is really going to highlight tonight he is likely going to say, look at all of these people that came to hear me speak in new hampshire. he is only, none ever my democratic rivals have been able to draw a crowd of this size in new hampshire. that will be a big focus of tonight's speech. don't forget this is the president's first rally since he was acquitted, since the impeachment trial wrapped up. we saw the big victory lap he took last week. we expect him to take a bigger

victory lap tonight. to talk about the impeachment, acquittal, also likely talk about the very strong economy here in new hampshire and across the country. and then he will also likely talk about what hopes to see over the next few months for the trump campaign which is really a dry run. i spoke with one campaign official who called this a stress test to make sure their ground game is up and running firing on all cylinders here in new hampshire. a good chance to get a bunch of voter data to all the people that have to give the campaign the email and phone number to get into the rally. liz? liz: kristin fisher, thanks, nice to see you. as kristin reported the crashing the democrat's party taking away media spotlight. we have the first poll capping off the president's success. new reuters ipsos poll, 43% support his acquittal. 41% oppose. that is within the margin of

error but enough to claim victory. let's ask republican ken buck. your reaction to the poll result there? >> polls show exactly what i'm hearing on the ground in colorado and from my friends in congress around the country. i think the democrats are having a heck of a time trying to create a narrative against this president. they botched the iowa caucuses. they're having trouble with the host committee in milwaukee. everywhere you turn they lost the impeachment trial in the senate and the president comes through with a just magnificent performance in the state of the union address. so just one thing after another. looks good for the republicans and bad for the democrats. liz: the "gallup poll" show the president's his approval rating went up to his personal best during impeachment at 49%. the mood of the nation 20-year high in america's confidence in the economy. new hampshire is the live free or die state. they hate taxes. politicians have to sign a no tax pledge. bernie wants tax hikes for

people making 30,000 but he is in the lead according to a new quinnipiac and monmouth poll. your take on that? >> he is in the lead among liberal democrats that vote for a primary. he is not in the lead among mainstream americans who recognize the benefits of the tax cuts we have had, the deregulation the president has brought to government. liz: i want to get to this, democrats saying turnout is important big time, given the approval rating with the president but in iowa, bernie sanders his machine did not get a turnout. lower than 2016. lower than 2018. democrats warning that bernie has no crossover appeal. "the hill" say chances are no democratic front-runner going into the convention. odds growing of a democratic convention. the party is split. your reaction? >> a lot of us in the republican party are feeling the burn. what a great contrast between president trump and bernie sanders. a president who has given more and more power to the states.

and more and more power to families to spend their own money as opposed to a socialist. i think absolutely. in iowa it is very difficult for someone like bernie sanders to get traction because those are hard-working americans and they are sick and tired of government taking more and more of their money. liz: the president is now saying democrats like chuck schumer and jerry nadler will lose their re-election bids to their hard left opponent. basically the economy, the president is running on more than seven million jobs since the president was elected. 225,000 jobs in january. a lot of construction jobs there. on and on and. "politico" reporting using economy-based predictors the president is on track for a landslide. that is from "politico." mark zandi of moody's analytics said it is the president's to lose this election. history is on the president's side i think since george washington. 19 incumbent presidents have won re-election versus 10 who lost. they have won during really

strong economies. your reaction? >> that is absolutely right. you look at bush 41, the fact that he lost, it was because of the economy and bill clinton beat him in the economy was the issue. but i absolutely agree the economy is doing so well. people will vote the pocketbook. they see this president can manage an economy. the democrats cannot even manage a caucus. so the contrast between this president and the team he surrounded himself with is going to bring him to victory. liz: you're looking live shots. the president has just landed in manchester-boston airport. that is live picture on the screen right now. "the new york times" put up this story, quote, wages in the united states are doing something extraordinary. they're growing faster at the bottom than at the top. recent growth for workers with low wages outpaced for high wage workers by the widest margin in at least 20 years. i want to get to this. nancy pelosi made this comment. i would like to sew what nancy

pelosi said after she went to church. listen to nancy pelosi. >> it is sunday morning. i know i just came from mass, nonetheless i will say this, you're in the arena you have to be ready to take a punch. you have to be ready to throw a punch, for the children. liz: throw a punch for the children? your reaction? >> that is pretty funny, coming out of mass she has the audacity to say that after she ripped up a speech at the state of the union address. unbelievable the anger that the far left is showing to this success of this president. this president has a very simple formula. that is, low taxes, less regulation, and let the american people spend their money. just angers the democrats that their big government policies under president obama have failed. the contrast with president trump is tremendous. i think that is what is really causing the anger among democrats. i am sad for them. when i come out of church i pray for them. i hope they get over their

anger. i hope they support president trump. liz: congressman ken buck, great to see you. >> thank you. liz: coming up we'll talk to colonel david hunt on a surprise grand jury indictment has we know that china military is hacking into ordinary americans. secretary of state out with a warning to the nation's governors. china involved in each of the 50 states. the story next. ♪. wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. as a doctor, i agree with cdc guidance. i recommend topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. it's powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact.

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♪. liz: staying on the breaking news from earlier today, a federal grand jury indicted four soldiers in the chinese people's liberation army on charges of hacking equifax, the credit reporting agency and stealing personal data from an estimated 145 million people along with highly sensitive trade secrets. u.s. attorney general bill barr, called the hack, quote a deliberate and sweeping intrusion into the private lives of the american people. edward lawrence joins us now from washington. reporter: yeah, liz, those four members were charged, identified with the chinese military this. they believe this was a grievous act. in fact attorney general william barr says this is the largest state-sponsored theft of personal information he has ever seen. the attorney general says in the nine indictments it shows that these four members were part of

the 54th chinese research institute. now sensitive information from as you said 145 million people now rests in the hands of the chinese. >> for years we have witnessed china's voracious appetite for the personal data of americans, including the theft of personnel records from the office of personnel management, the intrusion into marriott hotels and anthem health insurance companies and now the wholesale theft of credit and other information from equifax. reporter: barr says that the doj rarely charges military members from other countries outside of the united states but this breach was grievous enough to warrant these charges. he says that they tried to cover their tracks. in fact, they used, they exploited equifax's online dispute portal. it allows them to control access to the equifax system. they routed their signal through 20 countries and tried to cover their tracks by deleting logs.

on the senate intelligence committee, senator mark warner says credit agencies must be held to a higher standard. >> so my theory, if we don't have some level of civil penalty, they can bake this into the cost of doing business. their stock got hit briefly but it is basically fully recovered. we're a couple years after the fact. they paid no financial penalty. reporter: his argument is, there wasn't enough pain for the company so think could do it again. in fact equifax settled with the ftc. it was announced last summer for $575 million. most of that for credit monitoring. in fact, judge just four weeks ago approved that settlement. now the appeal process starts. so equifax is actually not paid a dime of any fines so far. they are offering though that credit monitoring. the four individuals by the way, they are not known, their whereabouts. they could possibly never be brought to trial. back to you. liz: edward lawrence, thank you for your reporting.

okay, secretary of state mike pompeo warning the nation's governors on the dangers of china. that china is now monitoring all 50 governors and activity in each of the 50 states. >> last year chinese government backed think tank in beijing produced a report, that assessed all 50 of america's governors on their attitudes towards china. they labeled each of you friendly, hard-line, or ambiguous. i will let you decide where you think you belong. someone in china already has. many of you indeed in that report are referenced by name. liz: let's bring in my next guest. fox news military analyst, retired colonel david hunt. great to see you, colonel. your reaction to this story? >> yeah a couple of things. start with the secretary of state who is a prior military man, was director of cia. what does he expect the

governors to do about the information he just said? there is not a state in the union that can defend against the chinese or the russians period. that's a federal response problem. so i don't understand at all this conversation. the reason the russians continuing to screw with us because we didn't do a thing to, have any consequences on russia after the 2016 election. china has been doing this for 25 years with no consequence. i don't mean a go to war consequence or the trade issue. we have an offensive capability in cyber that is second to none. it is not, and we have abilities to hurt people who do what the secretary of state is telling the governors about and we have not. we have chosen not to, partially because we're such an open society but that, that kind of speaks to me was a waste of time, period. the audience could do nothing

about what the secretary of state said. the secretary of state can't do anything much about it. this is the intelligence community and technical assets that have to be put in play. liz: colonel the secretary of state saying quote, competition with china is happening in all 50 states. they say it hits america's national security and under xi xinping china is moving towards more repression, more unfair competition, more oppressive military actions and. the secretary of state called out state-run pension fund saying china is trying to gain advantage over the u.s. at all levels of government, calling out the state pension funds for effectively investing in china's state-backed oppression of its people and against the u.s. watch this. >> it is decided to exploit our freedoms to gain advantage of us over at the federal level, the state level, the local level. in the latest public filing the florida retirement system is invested in a company in turn invested in surveillance gear

that the chinese communist party uses to track more than one million muslim minorities. california's pension fund, second largest in the company is invery vested in a company that invests in company that puts our soldiers, sailors air men and marines at risk. liz: your reaction to that? >> secretary i have state is being disingenuous. the money is made by the military, intelligence community and autocrats that run the government. you can't pick an investment in china that the military, chinese intelligence community is not profiting from. and the secretary of state knows it. again, what is the federal government capability in stopping what is going on and it actually is a great deal -- liz: can pension funds not invest? he is calling out state pension funds, sounds like don't invest in this?

>> yes but he is calling them out saying did you know the second or third tiers of money is going to something bad and eyeville. the answer is maybe not. who has the intel for that? the u.s. government. the audience seemed to be china or somebody else and not the governors who can do little what they're talking about. not every pension fund, not every, a lot of pension funds you go second or third or fourth tiers if you look you can find it is not going to very food stuff. my problem, the federal government has to respond to this, not the state. liz: colonel, thank you so much. really appreciate it. thanks for coming in. next up, president trump is about to speak at his rally in manchester, new hampshire. he does have a primary happening there. new hampshire the democrats have their primary tomorrow. we've got more detail on that. more detail on the democrat party in turmoil. we'll take to you the president's rally live next. ♪.

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♪. liz: democrats -- democrats held a fundraiser in new hampshire saturday night and there were apparently lot the of empty seats in the arena. this after the iowa caucuses had low turnout, fell below 2016 and 2018. polls and critics say there is not a lot of enthusiasm for the candidates. many voters are still undecided. as bernie sanders takes a top spot in new polls. the one from quinnipiac university. the one from monmouth university. peter doocy is out on the campaign trail with more. peter? reporter: liz, for the first time in those polls bernie sanders is the national front-runner. he has the enthusiasm at least on the event we've been to today, to match that watch this. >> on saturday, one day, we knocked our people, you, knocked

on 20% of the doors in the state of new hampshire, in one day. [cheering] reporter: scores of sanders supporters, some from out-of-state, showed up the day before the primary to knock on doors to get out to vote. >> that is how we win elections, when neighbors talk to neighbors. when we get on the telephone. when we do social media. when we interact with each other. reporter: what makes the 78-year-old so popular with young democrats? his platform which includes free college. >> we will make public colleges and universities tuition-freeport port legal pot. >> we're going to end the war on drugs and legalize marijuana in every state in this country. reporter: and elimination of private health insurance in favor of "medicare for all." >> we eliminate all premiums in america. no more co-payments. we're going to eliminate one of the most absurd concepts that i ever heard of. we take it for granted but it is totally absurd, that is the

concept of a deductible. reporter: sanders campaign said today they found precinct in iowa with quote, errors and inconsistencies ripe for review. so they're asking for a recanvas hoping to regain an extra national delegate as sanders becomes the national front-runner according to the new "qunnipiac poll." >> polls are fine. elections are more important. reporter: joe biden support has fallen nine points since the end of january. third place is goes to michael bloomberg who is not competing in any of the contests. other contenders think he will be watching. >> the whole world is looking at new hampshire. tomorrow you have a choice. reporter: tonight the line to get into this sanders event snakes all the way around a snow-covered soccer field. the event isn't even supposed to start for another hour and five minutes but the people that are going inside won't just hear from bernie. they will hear a set from the

rock band, the strokes. a pitch from his top surrogate, alexandria ocasio-cortez. liz. liz: peter, thanks for the report. great to see you. as peter was just reporting, the biggest question for the democrat establishment is now this. will they back bernie if the candidate as joe biden lowering expectations for joe biden. joe biden said at the new hampshire debate this weekend, i took a hit in iowa and i will probably take a hit here in new hampshire. 2020 trump campaign director. tim murtagh. he is at the president's rally in new hampshire. great to see you, tim. your reaction has the political caravan moved on permanently for joe biden and warren? they have lost political altitude. is it now bernie is the front runner? >> no question bernie is the front-runner. he has the momentum. the clear leader in public polling as we see. came out of iowa with a clear vote in the 6,000 margins vote he took out of iowa, regardless

of the little iowa version of ilec tomorrow college they have there. he can definitely claim that. he will probably do well tomorrow. joe biden his campaign is leaking air with he have day that passes. elizabeth warren is flat and frankly across the board really there doesn't seem to be much enthusiasm for the democrats. liz: are you guys rooting for bernie sanders? do you want bernie sanders as the nominee? >> well, i don't think we've actually selected one candidate or another. liz: do you want him. no my question, do you want bernie sanders to be the nominee? >> we don't, we never publicly expressed a preference. president beats all-comers. each one of them presents different challenges. but it doesn't really matter which one it is in our view. liz: sounds like you guys want bernie because you can go over his communist and socialist policies. top democrats sounding alarm about bernie sanders and problems. >> if we go the way of british

labour party, if we nominate the jeremy corbyn, it will be end of days. i'm scared to death. african-americans, most people i know, somebody that can come not just excite them but things that matter in everyday life. they're not interested in socialism and all that foolishness. the parents their health care they receive. wages think receive. that is what matters to people. if we lose, that we'll be the british labour party, we'll be in a left-wing law law land. a certain part of the democrat u part wants us to be in a it k i'm not interested in being a cult. liz: you're reaction to that. that is classic james carville. if you're a bernie person, bernie himself, you would see this movie before. he feels he was robbed in 2016. there is a lot of evidence to support the theory they're taking it from him again. democrats are changing rules

left and right. james carville and hillary clinton coming out publicly against him. he was deprived of his victory lap in iowa because of the fiasco they had there. poll in "des moines register" that showed him ahead got spiked at the last minute. it is understandable, that bernie would say they're aligning against me. they're keeping it from me again. liz: listen to bill maher. listen to what he is saying. watch this. >> this is bad politics. also i'm not for that much socialism. socialism, capitalism plus. what we have, when people, hewe already have a lot of socialism in this country. his best moment the democrats they look like the gang that can't shoot straight or run straight. and, if they can't get their act together, soon, it is going to be over before it begins. he is saying, yeah you may not like me, i may be crude and vulgar and horrible, but they're crazy and there is a lot of stuff in that blue bin that is

crazy. liz: bill maher says crazy, what the socialist bernie sanders and democrats are selling. your final word, sir? >> you know, frankly doesn't matter if it is bernie or not. we know what the issues are going to be. bernie is the thought leader on the democrat side, why everybody is talking about government takeover of the health care system. about raising taxes. e bracing the "green new deal." open borders immigration policy. this is bernie sanders issues. whether he is the one carrying the flag or not, that is what the democrat nominee will be running on. i'm sorry to break it to bill maher, those are the planks of the democrat platform. liz: tim murtagh, great to see you. pretty loud there. >> sorry had trouble hearing you. liz: you did great. thanks for joining us. appreciate it, tim. come back soon. we have special prime time coverage of the new hampshire primary tomorrow at eight p.m. eastern time right here on the fox business network. next up the media is pushing back against bernie asking questions he can't dodge. he is feeling the heat.

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♪. liz: the media is now taking on bernie sanders and he is feeling the heat. bernie is now making mistakes. bring in heritage foundation kelsey bolar. great to see you. bernie claims the government takeover of health care is not a government takeover of health care. his own legislation with elizabeth warren says, yeah it is. listen what bernie has in store for voters. watch this. >> on "medicare for all," one of the provision west have is to pay for it is a 4% tax on income exempting the first $29,000. >> but there will be pain, you have to deal with that. liz: taxing 30,000-dollar households, people making 30,000. >> first off, medicare, medicaid, whatever you want to call it, for all is obviously a government take over of the health care industry. that means you have bernie

sanders telling the american public you have one option, one plan for your health care. if you don't like it, too bad because it is illegal to go out and seek any other plan. so it is important to make that clear. now as for the costs, bernie sanders claims that it is impossible to communicate how much this really will cost. there have been three independent analysis have found this plan would coast somewhere around $32 trillion just for 10 years that means raising the taxes, payroll taxes for 70% of americans. so when you put those facts in front of americans, you know, government-funded health care might sound great but once they actually hear about the details, what if t will cost, the fact they have no other alternative if they're not happy with what bernie sanders provides, suddenly it becomes deeply unpopular. liz: you know, bernie would get rid of obamacare, would get rid of medicare, medicaid, schip, federal employee health benefits, military tricare

program, benefits uneries is a. we'll show you what his law said. bernie is misleading. his former campaign manager said you can't beat donald trump with double-talk and not be clear on your socialist health care plan. here is margaret brennan pointing that out to bernie sanders. watch this. >> you're advocating for the empowerment of u.s. government to take over the entire health care system. this just optically -- >> margaret, margaret,. >> can't be on its own -- margaret. that is not a true statement. i'm not advocating for the united states government to take over the health care system. what i am advocating for is an expansion of medicare. medicare exists. >> right. >> which would be administered by the u.s. government. >> precisely. liz: okay. he is trying to have it both ways. trying to say expand medicare but government take over. everybody gets put inside of the

government. your reaction? >> liz, that was deeply dishonest the way bernie sanders described that because what this health care proposal that he has proposed both in the senate and now as a presidential candidate would mean government bureaucrats are making decisions about what type of health care you can purchase and how much it costs. that means there is no private sector competition. that means you get one choice, whether you like it or not. liz: you know, bernie is also trying to rebrand his image as quote, a democrat socialist. he is not a communist he says. but even in democrat socialist countries like sweden and denmark we're saying, we're not what you are selling, bernie. capitalist models that support big welfare systems. in those countries people pay 15% of health costs out-of-pocket. denmark and finland don't have a minimum wage. they have their own labor unions negotiating with worker organizations and companies for what the wages should be. so you know, he, he is

constantly trying to retrace and recast and you know, who do you believe, me or your lying eyes about my history? he is downplaying his history, he at one point wanted a government run maximum wage and tax 100% of income. he said i was never before that. documents, reporting, newspapers, reporting the media headlines, media sound bites, it is all there, kelsey. >> "medicare for all" is really only the beginning of types of proposals you would be getting under a truly socialist leader. that is why this is a very important election and very important debate between capitalism and socialism. as you correctly pointed out, denmark and sweden are not socialist countries. they are not socialist countries. they have free economies, some of the most free economies in the world. on top of that those who express sympathy for those type of welfare systems you need to look at those immigration systems in

denmark and sweden that come along with it. liz: great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. liz: just ahead another powerful republican lawmaker says the media has misleading country for years on leading issues that put the white house in turmoil. a lawmaker is trying to get to the bottom of biden conflicts of interest, abuses by the fbi and he says he will not give up. the story is next.

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♪. liz: lou dobbs with us now with a look what's coming up on his show. lou? >> liz, thank you very much. at the top of the hour, dr. marc siegel as the first american has died from the coronavirus in china. former reagan white house political director ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist michael goodwin join us to assess all that is happening in this country politically. author of, the plot against the president, judicial watch tom fitton. congressman lee banks as president trump continues to drain the swamp. firing 70 obama hold overs from the national security council.

we'll have much more from the top of the hour. thanks very much, liz. liz: good to see you. we'll be watching. looks like a jam-packed show. >> thank you, liz. liz: house intelligence ranking republican devin nunez says blame the media for not delivering the context about major controversies. watch this. >> the legacy media in this country is not doing their job. this whole russian hoax, the ukraine hoax, they were in on it from the very beginning. they refused to talk about just how wrong the democrats really were. liz: republican senator lindsey graham says he will look into the biden conflicts of interest and fbi fisa abuses spying on the trump campaign, saying the media is so in the tank over this issue it makes them sick. let's bring in former federal prosecutor, andrew jaw koskie. >> we see this buys in the democratic party and also in the

media, they were presented with a idea that president trump may have done something impeachmentable it must be true and it went on and on. we saw the same thing in the mueller investigation. there wasn't the stop, evaluate and report the truth and every angle of it. this is confirmation bias and this is classic. liz: attorney general will take in information from rudy giuliani about the bidens conflicts of interest in ukraine. the attorney general warns the information will be properly vetted. your reaction to that? some in the media say you shouldn't look at this at all. your reaction? >> justice department of course has to look into evidence of potential criminal misconduct. mr. giuliani has a very unique role as the personal advisor, personal attorney to the president. that is very normal for presidents to have. mr. guiliana ney gathers certain information in the course of doing so, needs somebody to look into it. he has to hand it over to the department of justice and they

will take appropriate steps with it. that doesn't mean they will call it credible one way or the other but they need to receive it and evaluate it reasonably and rationally. liz: looking into the biden conflict of interests, information to the treasury department, secret service and more, where does this go? >> well this always has been one of mr. trump's main focuses, even going back to the presidential election, he wanted to stomp out any sort of corruption. he always identified mr. biden a potential connection to corruption. connection of hunter biden to the burisma corporation. there has been air floating out there that is some sort of corrupt entity in connection to the bidens. is that true? that is something that deserves a certain degrief investigation just as any allegation of wrongdoing does. i don't know mr. trump will be successful ultimately gathering that connection but if that is

something that he wants his justice department to continue to investigate, that certainly is within his authority and those who are politically connected with him. liz: andrew cherkasky, come back soon. >> thank you, liz. liz: once again hollywood stars get political at the oscars, lecturing everyday americans how they should think. the story next. ♪. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, that would force drug companies to lower prices. but the senate won't act. tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and lower drug prices now. ..

[♪] liz: hollywood gets political at the oscars. joining us, former california gubernatorial candidate john cox. tv ratings plunged. 20 person *. oscar ratings down 20% since last year. why do people think just because they are famous for making movies they can lecture everybody on geopolitics? >> brad pitt is a great actor. i loved him in "money ball." these are artists celebrating their craft, that's great. but they don't have much experience in economics or politics. when they litter up the broadcast with these statements were turning off their viewers.

just a few blocks away people are living on the streets in california. i don't see a lot of these hollywood stars talking about the mess in sacramento and the special interests and politicians they support a lot of them who are making life incredibly difficult for working people right here in california. the cost of electricity, the cost of water, the cost of housing, the homelessness. these are failures of the left that these actors and actresses support. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. i hope quinn does a movie about it. i'm disabond it this week. >> with gamemanship, trump is

doing the right thing, it's a sad thing and i don't think we should let it slide. i am very serious about that. liz: even car karl marx got a shoutout. >> working people have it harder and harder these days. and we believe that things will get better when workers of the world unite. liz: there is no indication the obamas had anything to do with that. ricky gervais did go after the actors and actresses. your take on these statements. >> ricky said it all. he said there is a whole bunch

of entitled actors and actresses who felt they were equipped and qualified to give opinions. if you want working people to have a better life, you better do something about your home state in california. i would have a lot more respect for brad pitt and some of these other actors if they got involved and tried to do something about the government in california that is driving up cost of house, making it harder top afford water, gasoline. making it difficult to do business in the state. these across stores and actresses make a great living. then they sit up on their high horse and talk about people having a tough time of it when right in their backyard californians are leading the nation in poverty and homelessness. i would like to see them do something about that for a change.

liz: thank you so much for having us in your home. lou dobbs is here on the fox business network. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening. breaking news. attorney general william barr has announced the justice department is taking legal action against sanctuary cities. the department filing suit against new jersey and king counties, washington for their actions preventing local law enforcement from working with the department of homeland security. the attorney general said those sanctuary policies are endangering the local community and the enforcement of laws against illegal immigration that is solely under the jurisdiction of the federal government. >> for local community