not the weather. david: good news is, when i moved to new york, we had times square which was a cesspool. it is now a terrific place. so you can turn things around with the right policies. that's it for "bulls & bears." see you back here next lots of t all over the place. democrats attacking attorney general william barr, president trump fighting with michael bloomberg and governor andrew cuomo. bernie sanders attacking james carville for criticizing him. even bernie sanders campaign attacking nevada's biggest powerful labor union ahead of the nevada caucuses. bernie's campaign fighting with alexandria ocasio-cortez? now this, a fight between an obama insider and member of joe biden's family. that member of biden's family call him a jerk with a microphone. we'll bring you the blow by blow. all of it. behind the fighting now senate democrats fear not just loss control of house, white house,

getting shut out of control of the senate. we explain this fight too. a new poll shows even more democratic voter confusion. voters chose, not sure, question mark as their third candidate choice behind bernie sanders and joe biden. we got a look inside of that a growing debate in washington when and where it went wrong for the democrat party. president pushing back hard against a new senate vote restraining the president's war powers when it comes to further military action against iran. more on the expected presidential veto there. this debate. how they will do the vote. civil rights groups blasting democrat candidate michael bloomberg. they're saying he is factually wrong. making a whopping error for the apology of his audio in 2015 where he said the throwing

minority kids against the wall is part of stop-and-frisk. the crisis is now breaking out. 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. first fight. it's new york governor, governor cuomo, versus the white house, versus the president. the president is pushing back against this sanctuary state. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. reporter: imagine the argument that went on in the oval office. governor andrew cuomo sitting face-to-face with president donald trump. the acting homeland security secretary was also there. they were talking about giving the federal government access to dmv records in new york. they don't have access to that. andrew cuomo, the president could bring in other items from

one of his tweets earlier today. he talked about a lot of things he wanted to ask the governor. he must understand that national security far exceeds politics. new york must stop all of its unnecessary lawsuits and harrassment. start cleaning itself up and lowering taxes, build relationships. don't bring fredo an insult that set off the governor cuomo's brother last year. white house press secretary stephanie grisham says this is all about public safety. they want to be able to vet the people who are in the global entry program. >> i think it is unfortunate they're making this about politics. this is about the security of our country and the american people and nothing else. information sharing is very, very important between states and the federal government specifically dhs and i.c.e. reporter: governor cuomo says this is security. it is about giving federal law enforcement access to new york they think they're goingee who to extort new york into giving

them a database of undocumented people, they are wrong. i will never do that. reporter: the standoff has no resolution right now. with all of this conflict the trump campaign announced it raised more than $60 million in january, bringing his war chest up to $525 million since last january. the president expected to go to another fund-raiser next week. this time outside of palm springs. it's the oracle chairman's estate that is there. adding again to the amount of money he has for his reelection bid. back to you, liz. liz: edward, thank you for your reporting. appreciate it. now the senate democrats are joining house democrats in a brewing fight with the bernie campaign. as we reported to you yesterday, democrats hitting the panic button that a bernie sanders ticket would be an electoral disaster. "the hill" magazine reporting quote, senate democrats have serious concerns about the electability of their democrat socialist colleague and the

problems down ballot for vulnerable senate candidates. sanders ideas don't even have the support from a majority of the democrat senators. the associated press reports apprehends sirf democrats are sharing their worries that sanders will repel voters in moderate districts that flipped house control in 2018 and in closely divided state where republican senators are vulnerable. look who is here, the former governor of wisconsin, scott walker. governor, great to see you. first, governor, thanks for joining you on the show. we love having you on. your reaction to democrats fighting with attorney general barr? ag barr says he is independent of the white house but the president's tweets make it impossible for him to do his job. he will testify in front of house judiciary on march 3rd. senator warren wants him to resign or impeached. eric swalwell says the same. nancy pelosi. your reaction. >> it is all politics.

bill barr done his job exceptionally well. part of the interview he gave, to send a message to the president. i got it covered. i will do what is right. i don't need any direction. he has not talked to the president about the stone case. he will not talk to him about the stone case. he doesn't need any comments on twitter. the president should push back against the wild attacks and wild ideas from bernie sanders and others on the left and leave the attorney general job up to barr who will do a fine job. liz: let's get back to your point about bernie sanders. he can't pull off a democrat senate on down ballot. that is what democrats are worried about now. senate never gave him 60 votes for anything according to obama officials. new poll by economist magazine, shows voter confusion, voters chose not sure. a question mark came in third ahead of biden and bloomberg. what does that tell you? >> i think it is a free fall out there for democrats.

the more people realize with elizabeth warren on the verge of dropping out after two bad finishes including one in her neighboring state of new hampshire, bernie sanders will pick up here lane of the far, far, far left progressive socialist communist if you want james carville appropriately said calling bernie sanders a communist. my goodness the guy actually went on his honeymoon to the soviet union. who does that? this is a guy unabashed left-winger far out of touch not just with mainstream america but mainstream democrats and they're right to be scared the seats they lost and a few others teetering on the edge will be lost in the house. they have i think next to no chance winning in states like alabama and even a few other states on the brink if bernie sanders is the nominee. liz: to your point senator joe manchin has never been a socialist. he is not going there. senator doug jones, a democrat questioning bernie's democrat socialist label.

senator jones says bernie uses the term democrat there just to soften socialism. to your point i want to get to bernie sanders attacking james carville after carville hit the panic button over sanders as nominee. watch this. >> in with all due respect is a political hack who said very terrible things when he was working for clinton against barack obama. i think he said some of the same things. look, we are taking on the establishment. this is no secret to anybody. we're taking on the -- i guess former head of goldman sachs attacked me yesterday. liz: critics say again and again, governor, that bernie sanders dodges the point. james carville is challenging sanders on his government take over policies. carville says the democrats are quote, losing their damn minds saying if we go the way of the british labour party, if we nominate our jeremy corbin it will be end of days.

he is scared to death. watch this. >> there is a certain part of the democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interesting in being in a it can. some people in this country want a revolution, they want disruption. you know, i don't know what, scream at people. they go and bully people and, i don't know how you win elections. 78 years old standing up screaming in a microphone about the revolution but you have to give people an alternative. liz: that socialist party took iran's side during the iranian hostage crisis. do you see james carville's point? they're yelling, bullying. everybody is fighting and screaming past each other but james carville is saying look at policies. democrats in congress look at the policies. >> exactly right. to the point that was made in wisconsin years ago when i had 100,000 protesters and a recall election n the end not only did we rally republican voters, independent voters overwhelmingly came our way because our policies worked and they were tired of all the

yelling screaming protests. carville is up whether he intended to be or not. he followed up after bernie sanders attacked him as a hack. he said he a hack but at least he is not a communist. most democrats don't want a government take over that takes health care away from 180 million people with a private health care plan. that is a government take over people don't want. that happens in communist countries that can't happen but it will if bernie sanders is elected. liz: governor walker, thank you for being here my friend. come back soo what we take on next. it is a hot story. the president pushing back hard against a president's war powers when it comes to further military action against iran. more on the expected presidential veto there. this debate, how will iran, how will u.s. allies view that vote? the story next.

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♪. liz: welcome back. six weeks after the u.s. launch a drone strike that killed the iranian general and terrorist soleimani, the senate voted to restrict the president's war

powers with a number of republicans voting with the democrats correspondent chad pergram in washington with more. chad. reporter: this is coalition vote by coalition of bipartisan senators. the senate voted 55-45 to require president trump to halt deployment of any possible military might against iran after a month's time unless congress approves an extension of the operation. >> the president, trump or any other president, cannot plunge the united states into an endless conflict in the middle east. reporter: all 47 democrats in the senate voted yes joined by eight republicans. susan collins of maine, rand paul of kentucky, mike lie of utah, jerry moran of kansas, lisa murkowski of alaska, bill cassidy of louisiana, todd young of indiana, and lamar alexander of tennessee. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blasted those using

the war powers of 1973 to hem in the president. >> everyone should acknowledge it was designed to stop vietnams. deployment of thousands of troops into sustained combat without congressional authorization. not the one-off uses of limited force that presidents have carried out literally for centuries. reporter: the measure now goes to the house where speaker nancy pelosi cited the constitution and the role of congress when it comes to issues of war and peace. >> our first responsibility is to protect and defend. we'll do that, but we'll do it in a way that does not eliminate the power of declaring war from the congress of the united states. reporter: the house of representatives is expected to sync up with the senate in the coming weeks. neither the house nor senate have the votes to override a presidential veto. president trump says he wants the u.s. out of what he terms quote, endless wars. liz? liz: chad pergram, thank you so much. "fox business alert." breaking news. the white house just released

this statement on attorney general barr's comments that the president's tweeting does not make his job easier. quote, the president was not bothered by the attorney general's comments at all. he has a right just like any american citizen to publicly offer his opinions. president trump uses social media very effectively to fight for the american people against injustices in our country including the fake news. the president has full faith and confidence in attorney general barr to do his job and uphold the law. we'll stay on that developing story for you. breaking news just right now. president trump also tweeting recently about the iranian threat. quote, we're doing very well with iran. this is not the time to show weakness f my hands were tied iran would have a field day. sends a very bad signal. the democrat are only doing this in an attempt to embarass the republican party. bring in retired u.s. army major general. he is robert scales. great to see you. your reaction, the action today, what is your reaction to it? >> the president has a point in

this case. look the war powers act was done essentially to moderate richard nixon during vietnam and it is really focused on preventing the president from exceeding his authority in big wars. a couple of point. first of all, if the situation gets that difficult then the president will join with congress and vice versa to declare war. 9/11 cops to mind. pearl harbor comes to mind. but wars are different today. these are wars in the shadows. the term we used in the military wars in the gray zone where there are many, many different discrete elements. rather than marching to berlin. it deals with diplomacy, with information and intelligence, the use of kinetic force with the military. most importantly as far as iran is concerned the use of economic sanctions. boy if you had to bring congress into making decisions and approving all of these subtle element in the types of wars that we fight in the middle east, it would be a quagmire of our own making, liz. liz: guess how you define war

now, right? unlikely that the congress will pull together to override the president's expected veto. >> right. liz: on this iran war powers action here. how will our allies react and how does iran see this? >> see this is a great question. you've seen interviews done by the mullahs, by the western media over the last couple years and these guys are completely out of touch. they're in a theological sort of bubble where they view the west as completely different than the way it really is. can you imagine what the miscalculation would be if the mullahs suddenly came to the conclusion that congress is now running the war and not the president? that would embolden the mullahs to miscalculate and do something stupid. it would actually raise, rather than lower the prospect after future war, lose. liz: to your point looks like iran is playing the long game here. a senior iranian official. news coming in. he was commander-in-chief of

iran's revolutionary guards. he reportedly recently iran is looking for excuse to burn tel aviv to the ground and accused israel of helping the assassination of soleimani. your reaction to that? >> ultimately i believe the mullah's name is not the united states but israel. all based on that weird theology they believe n a quick data point for our viewers. distance from the western launch points from iran to tel aviv is 982 miles. their last missile developed with nuclear weapons had a range of 1100 miles. do the math? who are the iranians focused on, israel. not the united states. again miscalculation. wars are started by miscalculation and nothing could be worse than the iranians misreading the intent of the united states. liz: it is a great point you just made. news many coming in as well,

general. the u.s. warship normandy intercepted and seized iranian weapons in the arabian sea surface-to-air missiles and anti-tank weapons. reportedly possibly heading to the houthi rebels in yemen. your reaction to this story? >> there it is. you proved the point i made earlier. this is not the iranian fleet conducting an amphibious operation against saudi arabia or yemen. this is war fought in drips and drabs these weapons were aboard a dow, a sailing ship in arabian sea. wars done in the shadows, in the gray sown, bits and pete pieces. we have to strategy that deals with that and the president is pretty successful so far in knitting together a strategy that continues all the elements of military power, liz. liz: general, great to see you. thank you for your service to

our country, my friend. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. liz: a lot of fights breaking out as we've been reporting. here is the big one. did it backfire? pelosi, schiff, schumer, three-year fight to out of the president to get rid of him but did it blow up the democrat party? did it hurt joe biden? did it muddy the democrat field? what is going on behind the scenes? this is the growing debate. it is breaking out in washington. we'll take it on next. i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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♪. liz: welcome back. coming into the bottom of the hour. this sound bite from the president went viral. the president said this during a meeting with the president of ecuador. when he was asked about the lesson of impeachment, watch the president's answer. >> that the democrats are crooked. they have got a lot of crooked things going. that they're vicious.

that they shouldn't have brought impeachment. my poll numbers are 10 points higher because of fake news. liz: the question is, this is the debate breaking out in washington. did the three-year fight by democrats led by nancy pelosi, adam schiff, jerry nadler and chuck schumer to out of the president, did it backfire on them? did it blow up the party? did it hurt joe biden and muddy the democrat field? because now fox news's chad pergram reports washington is consumed by this, consumed by burisma, hunter biden and the conflicts of interests of the bidens. rett's bring in my next guest, republican senator mike round. great to see you, sir. your reaction to this story? >> first of all it is very clear that the democrats have wanted to impeachment the president since even before he was nothing rated in -- inaugurated in the first place. that is a true statement. their activity and the way they failed to provide a adequate

argument for impeachment did help the president in his re-election and i think it will also help in republicans as they move to try to retake the house. most southernly it will help in the senate as we try to maintain control in the united states senate so we can actually get things done for the people of this country. yeah, i think this backfired on them. i think speaker pelosi knew very well if she did succumb to the demands of the far left it had the possibilities of backfiring. look, the house did a terrible job in trying to put together an impeachment demand. in doing so, i think the senate responded appropriately by sending it back to them, saying you failed miserably making your case. liz: senator, your quick reaction to breaking news before the president saying it is perfectly fine that the attorney general is saying that, you know, the president's tweets make it impossible for him to do his job. the attorney general says he is independent from the white house when it comes to the roger stone sentencing.

senator warren says quote, william barr should be impeached. democrat eric swalwell telling cnn pretty much the same. nancy pelosi tweeting about it. your reaction to all of this? >> the president made the right choice when he chose william barr to be the attorney general. he is an institutionalist. he understands the need for the justice department to cooperate appropriately. at the same time i will not get in the middle of a battle between the president and the attorney general but i do believe the attorney general is the right man for the job and, if the attorney general says that he is having a disagreement right now and president wants to have a battle out in the open, i guess that is the president's choice but in the past all it would take would be a phone call or a discussion between them. they're on the same team. i think that's really important to the american people. look, we want to get back to work here. in south dakota we have lots of things they tell us they want us to do. economy is moving. liz: to your point, gallup is now saying, new "gallup poll"

says 61% of americans say they are better off than they were three years ago. that's a higher percentage than in prior election years when an incumbent was running. 23 straight months of a jobless rate of 4% or below. 18 straight months of year-over-year wage growth. republican senator john thune told neil cavuto, if trump can keep moving america forward he can win this in a landslide. i want your reaction to this. "wall street journal's" dan henninger, meaning of bernie sanders rise that the democrat party is older and simply run out of gas. your reaction to this. we responded to this three years ago. "the economist" magazine warned that the problem with the democrat power structure is the way it has been built. it is nancy pelosi who is basically doling out the

committee chairmanships where the republicans get fresh new leadership, new leaders coming forward. you don't have the voices in the democrat party. nancy pelosi reportedly sitting on them. we heard that from the moderate democrats a couple years ago. they're frustrated. >> first of all we've tried to make sure that we do a good job within the republican party of adequately providing evidence we're capable of running the country. i think the evidence in the last couple of years proves that republicans, with president trump actively engaging we can do good things for this country. we rebuilt the defense. our economy has been this good in a long, long time. we put more jobs in place, seven million new jobs created. unemployment very low rate right now. some of the lowest in the perhaps the last 50 years. we're moving in the right direction. on other side of it, as you just stated the democrats look, they couldn't even do a good job in iowa of conducting their election.

this is not the organization that you want running your health care in this country. so i think republicans are in a very good place. we should not take anything for granted. we should focus on what's moving in the right direction and we should do what the american people want, tend to our business. get back down to actually continuing to grow this economy, taking care of our defense needs. focus on what the american people sent us here to do in the first place of the get the trade agreements done. get those in place. >> great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you. liz: that was a great interview. two civil rights groups blasting democrat candidate michael bloomberg saying he is way off base, factually wrong for the apology for the bloomberg audio in 2015 where the new york mayor said throw minority kids in poor neighborhoods up against the wall with stop-and-frisk. joe biden's neas, calling david axelrod an obama insider a jerk with a microphone.

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♪ liz: major fight breaking out between the president and democrat candidate michael bloomberg. here's the president his tweet. mini mike is a loser. has money, can't debate. has zero presence. he remind me after tiny version of jeb low energy bush. mini mike is 5'4" lacks energy does not want to be on debate stage with professio politicians. no blocks please. michael bloomberg tweets. many people in new york laugh behind your back. i have the record and resources to defeat you and i will. let's bring in the "daily caller" editorial director vince coglianese. hammering at each other. >> like two new york guys arguing over a parking space.

it will never get serious. they will insult each other but entertaining to the birr standers. that is funny two of them going after each other. donald trump counterpuncher, always going after people that punch at him. everybody knows you in new york, you can't get anything done. that is kind of strange, the guy got elected president of the night. he is seeing a massive economy. looks likes headed towards re-election. that seems like an accomplishment. liz: what is your take on bloomberg defending his 2015 audio where he says throw poor minority kids up against the wall and stop-and-frisk? he said i inherited this practice from rudy giuliani. i cut it back 95%. civil rights groups like the aclu, said wait a second. michael bloomberg you're factually wrong. the stop and frisker grew a se on your watch. the take on aclu, civil rights

groups saying bloomberg you're wrong? >> he is hoping one of the only people said that out bloomberg y trying to buy an election. you hear that thrown around a lot but in his case he actually is. look at hundreds of millions of dollars he dumped into the race. he wants to scandal to go far away. he has been kind of durable. seen black support in south carolina rising. because of those numbers, as he creeps closer to joe biden, we're finding out about the 2015 comment. why we're seeing audio of him saying, they threw minorities against the wall to terrific them because rival democrat candidates are trying to stop his upward momentum as he tries to buy the race. liz: to avoid the debates. the african-american vote is a big swing vote factor in the battlegrounds. we looked up county to county for that. a federal district court stopped

stop-and-frisk of the it is unconstitutional. here is the next point of bloomberg under fire for his comments, 2018, blaming end of red lining, outlawing of end of red lining for the 2018 collapse. these comment made 12 years ago. critics say red lining is discriminatory. watch what mayor bloomberg said. >> red lining, if you remember was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, people in these neighborhoods are poor. they're not going to be pay off their mortgages. tell them, your salesmen don't go into those areas and then congress got involved, local elected officials as well, oh, that is not fair. these people should be able to get credit and once you started pushing in that direction, banks started making more and more loans where the credit of the person buying the house wasn't as good as you would like. liz: then he went on to say, mortgage-backed securities were quote, innovative and behavior of the banks was careless.

again and again. here comes the old audiotapes, vince. >> committing a cardinal sin of the left, certainly of black politics, the idea, everything when it comes to red lining rand the way that he engages with black american citizens on city streets, how frequently, stop-and-frisk, would stop perfectly innocent people on the street, that will all come back to haunt him. to what extent we'll see. he will try to stay above this as long as people like you are only ones mentioning it he might be able to do that but we'll see. liz: thanks for coming on "the evening edit." we're ahead of the trend for years because you're on it. thanks. up ahead another fight. bernie sanders campaign attacking a big political machine that turns out the democrat votes in nevada. bernie campaign is attacking a labor union? why? it doesn't like his government take over of health care. plus joe biden's granddaughter calls david axelrod, a cnn

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liz: "fox business alert." just a short time ago senate

majority leader mitch mcconnell talked to our friends at special report on fox news about the attorney general's comments on the president. william barr says the president's tweeting makes his job hard to do. here is senator mcconnell. >> i'm not the attorney general but i have confidence in bill barr. i think he is doing a good job and i think he told the president this is not helpful making it difficult to do his job. i think the president ought to listen to him. liz: attorney general will be in front of house judiciary on march 31st. we'll keep you posted of any developments. >> just ahead of nevada's caucus, the largest union, culinary union, a lot of hospitality workers they say the sanders campaign is viciously attacking it. the sanders campaign is sending text messages e-mails, phone calls, posts because this unit is not like, opposed bernie sanders's single-payer plan which would take away their

health coverage for a government plan. they went to strike for their hard fought coverage for decades joel, this labor union said today it will not endorse as of right now any democrat. that is a big blow to democrats. >> this is really a big blow to vice president biden. the former political director for that union has a close relationship with him. former senator harry reid has very close connections with that union and of course is a very close friend of biden as well. this is a big blow to vice president biden. i'm sure all the other candidate were hoping to get that endorsement but this isn't a surprise that senator sanders is not getting the endorsement. back in 2016, when he nearly won nevada he didn't get that endorsement as well. but the bigger story is the really the fact there is so much outrage within a lot of membership about the senator sanders health care for all plan which would take away not just

their health insurance, it would take away all of our private health coverage as well. liz: i want to stay on this. labor unions in nevada are closely tied to former minority leader senator harry reid. he is another powerful political machine. this l organizing power in nevada. more than half are latina women. this is the hispanic turnout machine. it is supposed to be the democrats first test pulling in minority voters. they are the largest immigrant organization this union. bernie gaat beauty trillionly slammed by the las vegas sun and endorsed klobuchar. says sanders insurance trump a second term. your reaction to that. >> back in 2016 senator sanders won nearly half the vote. looks like some of those supporters that were with former vice president biden they might make alternative arrangements

likely splitting the vote between senator klobuchar and mayor pete. whether it comes to senator sanders loyal supporters are idealogically driven coming to the polls. i don't think they pay much attention to what the newspaper is saying. >> no. this is the part of the picture. labor unions don't like bernie sanders's single-payer. we've seen it. international association of firefighters don't like it. pilots, flight attendants union doesn't like it. richard trumka, doesn't really like it? why? labor unions health care coverage rates in the battleground states, driven battleground states of coverage higher than the national average. here is bernie sanders getting heckled by the union in december. watch this. [shouting] >> under "medicare for all," people will be able to go to any doctors they want, go to any

hospital that they want. now, let me deal with the issue that is on your mind. >> how do we pay for it? >> because we spend so much for health care your employer is spending a lot on your health care. liz: heckling was so bad the union president had to step in. watch this. >> i believe in town hall meetings but we're going to let candidates speak without any sort of heckling. liz: 2/3, look at this of swing voters in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and minnesota, michigan, they don't like it. they say it is a bad idea. labor unions go on strike for years and decades fighting for higher and better health coverage. now sanders wants to wipe it away. >> wants to wipe it away for them. he will wipe it away for the vast majority of the population not immunized. something he doesn't really disclose in his public comments how are we going to pay for it.

not just that we will lose our choice. this will come with a hefty price tag. you can crunch the numbers. no way just taxes on the wealthy alone can pay for it. if you want this type of a system, look what they're paying in europe for payroll taxes. france is paying 54% payroll tax. it is un-- liz: and a vat. >> that is what we look forward to. liz: joel griffeth you always bring the numbers. wish we had more time. this time a fight between bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez and an obama insider, cnn commentator david axelrod, joe biden's granddaughter saying he is a jerk with a microphone. we'll explain that one next. ♪.

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liz: "vanity fair" reports that it will turn off the swing voters in the battlegrounds states like pennsylvania, ohio and michigan. the voters don't know that's what theyhi >> i think we were pretty much tipped off when every single thr was asked do you support free healthcare for illegal immigrants and they all said they do. we didn't need ""vanity fair's"" article to tell us that. your reaction coming up now, thomas homan went after ocasio-cortez for her comments. >> it's disgusting.

they put their lives on the liner day to arrest criminals off the streets. it's dangerous and idiotic. liz: we have had people say up grants are the victims of these crimes. >> we are talking about a party where 90% of democrats roted re on a -- votes present on a resolution to abolish i.c.e. they don't rememberrate the fact they keep us safe. a former top aide to president trump, david axlerod in a fight

with joe biden's granddaughter. his granddaughter said you have been predicting his demise since the beginning. >> so you have the socialist infighting, then it infighting between the democrat establishment. david axlerod being key to the obama administration, then joe biden who can't get the endorsement of barack obama. then axlerod was in the obama administration. it's interesting to watch the democratic party, they have a lot of problems on their side. liz: your reaction to attorney

general williams bar in an interview saying that the president's tweets make it difficult for him to do his job. >> i would just say we appreciate the president's tweets. it's an unvarnished mechanism to talk to the american people. we love what he has to say. keep them coming. liz: how do you think william barr will do testifying before the house? >> we think he will do fine, he-has in his testimony before. >> thanks for watching. lou dobbs is next. have a good evening.

[♪] lou: good evening, the president of the united states from the day he took office more than three years ago has prevailed in every attack against him, even as those attacks nearly all of them orchestrated by the radical dimms and the deep state. president trump has beat back the dark forces of the deep state, using their influence and power over government at all levels to subvert president trump and his america