>> melissa: yes, oh, deep fried snickers. david:" lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today fighting back against the radical dems, calling out their radical political ambitions. they come at the expense of the american people and this nation. the president today giving a full-throated condemnation of the party of hate during an event at the white house. >> i i think the democrats don't care about the people of our country. i really don't. i tell my people the democrats do not care about the people of our country, they don't want to do what you should be doing for the people of our country when it's unemployment or anything else. and all they care about is the election. the people get it.

the democrats are playing for november 3rd. and we're playing for the good of the people. lou: president trump doing exactly what he should do, calling out exactly what he and the american people have witnessed and experienced over the past four years at the hands of the party of hate. no president has achieved more in his first term in office than has president donald trump. no prime president has been attd as viciously, nor had to contend with the massive effort to subvert and overthousand his presidency. no one -- overthrow his presidency. no one since president abraham lincoln. the radical left have attacked president trump on his handling of the china virus at every turn. they've done absolutely nothing to help him and his administration fight the virus and the consequences. nor the chinese communist party that unleashed the contagion on an unsuspecting world. in fact, the radical dems instead have embraced the

chinese policies and embraced the communist chinese themselves. those dems have worked against the president for four years in foreign policy and domestic using all their dirty tricks to try to block his agenda, to remove him from office. that is the sum total of the contribution of the left to america and the national interests over the past four years. they've endorsed hateful rhetoric, street violence, riots, judicial activism that has politically corrupted our judiciary across the country. and the left is coalescing now around their hateful rhetoric and cynical, subversive leadership of nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and others like activist sean king, congressman jerry nadler and, of course, aoc herself. the corporate owners of the left-wing national media are

backing the attacks of this president who puts working people that they employ first. but he also blocks the corporate masters from shipping their jobs overseas and importing cheap foreign labor to replace them in their jobs in this country. the radical left on social media and the fake news working daily e to attack to fault this great populist president. president trump also fighting off an unprecedented attack from his predecessor in the oval office, former president barack obama. at john lewis' funeral yesterday, he made it look like a campaign stop instead of a funeral for a celebrated civil rights activist is and icon. stopping just short of exclusively comparing president trump to former segregationists.

>> while conner may be gone, but lou: a hideous performance by a former president. here he is using a funeral to demand the senate end the filibuster. all of the former presidents' remarks to endorse left-wing policies and many of those to destroy the integrity of our elections. >> making sure every american is automatically registered to vote. including former inmates who have earned their second chance by adding polling places and expanding early voting and making election day a national

holiday that every american citizen has equal representation in our government including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c. and in puerto rico and that all this takes eliminating the filibuster -- another jim crow e relic -- in order to secure the god given rights of every american, then that's what we should do. lou: what we should do. mr. obama, of course, hasn't always thought of the filibuster as a jim crow relic. he announced his support for a filibuster in 2006, filibustering samuel alito's confirmation to the u.s. supreme court. at that time he saw saw the fully buster as politically advantageous, so saw the young senator from illinois then.

the president, the former president not seeing it quite that way. not seeing many things quite right these days, it seems. president trumped today responded to mr. obama with a reminder about his legacy. >> they did a bad job for minorities. i did much more for minorities than he did. and if you look at our numbers prior to the plague coming in, those numbers will soon be back, you'll see i did a much better job than obama did by far for african-americans, for asian-americans, for women, for any group you look at, far better than obama did. lou: and check the record, fact-checkers. president trump is right. president trump also criticizing obama righteously and the left's narrative about mail-in voting. president trump pointed to new york's 12th congressional district where the results of a primary election back on june 23rd are nowhere close to being counted fully and called. as many as 20% of the mail-in ballots in that primary may be thrown out, in fact. and as we look to the president,

he says that would be a microcoz. of the dems' efforts at, well, destroying the integrity of the upcoming presidential election in november. >> it's common sense. everyone knows mail-in ballots are a disaster. take a look at new york city. they had a race, a small race by comparison. by comparison, tiny. it's so messed up, they have no idea. there are ballots missing. thousands and thousands of ballots are missing. they think they're going to send hundreds of millions of ballots all over the united states and it's going to come out? you won't know the election result for weeks, months, maybe years after. maybe you'll never know the election results, and that's what i'm concerned with. it'll be fixed, it'll be rigged. people ought to get smart. this is going to be the greatest election disaster in history. and by the way, you guys like to talk about russia and china and other places? they'll be able to forge

ballots, they'll forge them, they'll do whatever they have to do. people should go, they should vote or do an absentee ballot. lou: straight forwardly. and despite every, every effort by the left to subvert this president and his administration, president trump is beginning to enjoy higher approval numbers. rasmussen's daily tracking poll now shows the president with a 50% approval rating. you say it should be higher. well, it should. but that is three points higher than former president barack obama at this same point in his presidency and his campaign for re-election. a reminder, i'll be interviewing president trump this coming tuesday right here on the fox business network, 5 p.m. eastern. newly-unsealed court documents in the case against jeffrey epstein's former girlfriend, ghislaine max welshing exposes -- maxwell, exposes more failings of the

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however, downplaying china's intellectual property theft. we take that up with china expert gordon chang. also tonight our judiciary now as politically corrupt as the doj and the fbi under barack obama. we'll be talking to tom fitton about that. and my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever," preorder your copy or copies. you can do so at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com. if you're an independent, you really should read this book. if you're a conservative, well, if you're a liberal, you should read this book. i mean, it's that simple. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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lou: breaking news, good election ner the gop. in pennsylvania republicans there have outregistered democrats 5 to 1. since the last election, 57 counties in pennsylvania have add added more republicans than democrats did to voter rolls, only 10 counties have added more democrats. and also breaking tonight, more signs of an out of control judiciary, in my judgment. a federal appellate court in boston decided to overturn the death sentence of the boston bomber. a three-judge panel made up of

one reagan and two obama-appointed judges ruled pretrial publicity unfairly affected the bomber's trial. the justice department has the option of asking the entire first circuit court of appeals now for a new hearing or could can ask the supreme court to review the case. well, an unprecedented rehearing set for august 11th for general michael flynn. the d.c. court of appeals sided with the corrupt judge, emmet sullivan, to re-examine the justice department's decision to drop the case against the general. this politically corrupt judiciary refuses to right the wrongs of what was a corrupt fbi against, working against flynn and president trump from four years ago. and it goes on and on. joining us now to take this up is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch, a man whose organization involved every day in trying to right wrongs.

his new book is "a republic under assault: the left's ongoing attack on american freedom." it's available for preorder now. we recommend it to you mightily. tom, let's start with this, first, this reversal in boston. if what's going on here? the federal government has now the right to reinstate executions. what are we, what are we watching here if it's not an activist judiciary? >> well, you know, i'm just seeing the headlines here. i suspect it's just more anti-death penalty ideology substituting for law here by the judges. what's interesting is it's a question of juror bias, and isn't it interesting how they gave that terrorist murder the benefit of the doubt when roger stone raised an issue of juror bias in his case, the lower court judge there dismissed it out of hand.

lou: yeah, absolutely. and in the general flynn case. to see the appellate court decide to hear a case that should be ended now based in law, based in precedent, there is no precedent for anything that is transpiring now in the flynn case at either the district court level and judge sullivan's court or at the d.c. appellate court. they've lost their minds here! >> yeah. i mean, first flynn was abused and harassed by the justice department, fbi, etc. now he's been abused by the judiciary for months. the writing's on the wall, lou. as you know, i've been calling on the president to pardon general flynn. these judges have it out for general flynn. he needs to be protected from

this abuse. it's not only demand emergency action to stop this? because it's flagrantly

unlawful, unconstitutional and unprecedented. go to the supreme court and stop it here. why should general flynn be dragged treaded carefully here, and they didn't take the aggressive steps initially. for instance, sidney powell had to file the motion, the mandamus petition. lou: right. >> the justice department didn't do it. why not? and, by the way -- lou: very good question. >> and where's the criminal investigation of what they did to flynn? the judges -- lou: i want a criminal investigation -- [inaudible conversations] yeah, well, we know where they are, and we know who they are, don't we? and this is not a justice department that has been, that has been purged of the corruption that gripped that

department for the past decade. it's outrageous. >> yep. well, this is why i think the president should go outside the justice department for investigators of the justice department and the fbi. we can't -- look, i mean, we're, earlier this week the fbi and doj looked into all those fisa applications that the i.g. said were scams and said, oh, don't worry, our failures in those fisa applications weren't material to the decision making by the court. who are they fooling? who are they fooling? they can't be trusted to investigate themselves. lou: well, they can't be trusted. i don't trust anyone right now in the judiciary. it's an outrageous, outa ray juice court system. i mean, who do you expect? would you go to justice, chief justice john robert for his arbitration of a serious issue? the man is obviously sold out to

the left. i mean, where would you -- everybody, every court level they're making decisions based on which president appointed them, which party they find most appealing to their personal political view. i mean, it's outrageous, tom. >> well, on top of that, on top of that kind of general bias, lou, i you've got this crazed anti-trump antagonism by certain judges that have made liberal activism look like didly winks from the past. president trump isn't being protected under the law by too many judges because they don't like him personally. it's the worst form of judicial abuse and harassment. lou: yeah. well, it is, it's a hell of a lot more than a personal preference. they're going after this president because he's turning them upside down. he is turning this country back from the left that has controlled it for a decade, and

they know whether it is in foreign policy or domestic that this president is doing up precedented things -- unprecedented things for this nation, for working men and women, for the american family and for minorities. and now we have to listen to a previous president spewing campaign relate -- rhetoric at a funeral for a civil rights icon. it's just stunning to watch what the media is doing just because their corporate masters insist that they go after this president. for their economic and political purposes. tom fitton, thanks so much. appreciate it. let's get this thing fixed, shall we? up next, another radical dem praising communist china. of course, of course they would. as the american people condemn the communist chinese government for the spread of the china virus. oh, by the way, they killed 152,000 americans when they did

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♪ ♪ lou: dr. anthony fauci refuses to acknowledge that china is a threat to u.s. vaccine research. >> i don't think so at all. i think one of the things people need to understand, that what we do is really transparent. we publish if it. we announce it. so if they want to hack into a computer and find out what the results of a vaccine trial are, they're going to hear about it in the new england journal of medicine in a few days anyway. lou: do you think somebody should tell him about the fact that two chinese nationals have been arrested for spying on the firm that he advises, moderna, and the other biotechs trying to create a vaccine? i guess he missed that part.

leading radical dem dianne feinstein, like her party, embraces communist china. she says china is a respectable nation despite its refusal to warn the united states on the the china virus that originated in china and killed more than 150,000 americans without their warning. >> we hold china as a potential trading partner, as a country that has pulled millions of -- tens of millions of people out of poverty in a short period of time and as a country i growing into a respectable nation among other nations. and i deeply believe that. lou: and she is deeply preposterous. americans overwhelmingly condemn the chinese communist government, and they blame them for spreading the china virus. a pew poll finds 78% of

americans say china is responsible for spreading the china virus contagion. 73% of americans have an unfavorable view of communist china. that's an all-time high, by the way. it's increased 26 points since 2018. joining us now is gordon chang, columnist, author, senior fellow at the gatestone institute. gordon, good to have you with us. a respectable nation, that's the way dianne feinstein sees china even though it's responsible for the murder of 152,000 americans and the infection of the globe because they refused to warn the world that they had unleashed a deadly, highly contagious pandemic on the world. your thoughts. >> the senator's comments, lou, are indefensible. we've got to know it's more than just a failure to warn. for at least five weeks, from the end of the second week of december, maybe earlier, china not only failed to warn the

international community, it actually propagated the false narrative. chinese leaders knew this was highly contagious. they told the world through the world health organization that it was not. and at the same time, lou, xi jinping, the chinese ruler, pressured leaders of other countries not to impose travel restrictions and quarantines on arrivals from china. you put those two things together, and it shows that the spread of this disease beyond china's borders was deliberate because xi jinping had to know what he was doing. lou: then you agree with me that china is responsible for the murder of 152,000 americans and hundreds of thousands more around the world. >> yes, i do. because this is a case of mass murder. this was malicious. this was the first time in history that one nation has attacked all the others on the planet because this china virus has spread to 214 countries and territories around the world. that's just about every place.

lou: and do you think anything -- i -- what do you think is necessary to stop china from sending 260 chinese flag vessels to the galapagos islands and brazenly violating those fishing waters around that precious marine reserve that is the galapagos islands? >> well, from a broader perspective, we've got to cut trade with china, we've got to cut investment so that china doesn't have the money to create these large fleets that extends not just towards the coast of ecuador, but also around the world. and we've got the remember, lou, that over the past decade some of these chinese fleets have killed people from other countries. so this is a, for many countries, this is a big issue, obvious. and the short term what we need to do is probably work with ecuador and other countries to develop their navies and to give

them the support of the u.s. navy when necessary. lou: well, it looks like it may be necessary because they're just brazenly sending those ships there. they were sent there. they didn't just drift across the southern pacific to the galapagos. it's outrageous. their outrages are many, as you point out, around the world. whether it is the theft of assets, natural resources through the belt and road program, whatever it may be, the aggression of the chinese is egregious. do you think anything short of war stop them? will stop them? >> well, i think that what we have on the part of the administration right now, the trump administration, is actually deterring china. there's a number of actions which we haven't seep for more than half a century. you'd have to go back at least to the eisenhower administration to see an american president who is standing up for the american

people rather than putting the interests of the chinese communist party first. we've had a series of presidents who actually thought it was more important to help chinese workers than american ones, and that's why we have all of the problems in -- lou: right. but, gordon -- >> -- and people on fentanyl -- lou: i'm not asking you for a history lesson here. i'm asking you very specifically because you choose one president who was elected because of a war with north korea and china in eisenhower. do you believe anything less than war will stop this communist party and this dictator, president hawaii jinping? president xi jinping? >> lou, i have to say that if we cut trade, if we cut investment, if we cut technical cooperation agreements, we have a chance of doing it. but we've got to remember that chinese generals and admirals and some of their civilian

leaders have a blood lust. they want to kill. they want to go to war, and and that is the paramount pop for us right now. problem for us right now. lou: thank you very much, gordon, appreciate it. gordon chang. good to see you. up next, more on barack obama's divisive display and outrageous presentation at john lewis' funeral. dr. martin luther king's niece, alveda king, joins us right after the break. and a reminder my new book, "the trump century," available for your preorder now at thetrumpcentury.com, amazon.com, barnes and noble.com. we'll be right back with alveda king. stay with us. ♪ ♪ so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

♪ ♪ lou: breaking news now, the supreme court just ruling, once again ruling in favor of president trump on a critical issue. in a 5-4 decision, the supreme court denied a request from groups like the aclu, the sierra club as they tried to halt construction of the border wall on the border with mexico. four left-wing justices on the court dissented, but we knew that would be the case, didn't we? joining us tonight, the niece of martin luther king and great american dr. alveda king. great to have you with us, alveda. it's been too long. >> hi. lou: i've got to start with the condition we find ourselves in

in this country. we have a former president at john lewis' funeral, instead of celebrating john lewis and his incredible career, he is talking about peaceful demonstrators. but what the rest of america is watching is anything but peaceful. finish it is the act of antifa, anarchists and black lives matter activists. your thoughts. >> there are so many americans who wanted to celebrate john lewis, the peaceful warrior, the negotiator who even when you did not agree with john -- because i did not agree with in the of husband political policies or his social policies -- but you wanted to come together nonviolently. and so president obama did a great discuss service to many americans who really simply wanted to celebrate a peaceful,

nonviolent warrior. and then to point to what is happening across the nation, all the strife and the violence and the protests and act as though those were peaceful protesters and negotiators and somebody was being mean going in and trying to stop them from tearing up, looting and burning. that's exactly what president obama did. he did it skillfully, very suave, but it just was not the case. lou: it was not the case, and as the attorney general, william barr, said in a hearing before the house judiciary committee, the federal law enforcement officers that the president has sent to portland, oregon, to defend the courthouse and to protect lives, they're behind a fence. a fence that surrounds that courthouse. as those rioters and activists and anarchists attack, throwing all sorts of inname bl

objects -- imflammable objects and fireworks, mortars at those officers. they are on the inside of that fence. they are not going into neighborhoods or communities. they are being attacked. >> there are black people who live in those neighborhoods, they're throwing molotov cock tails. lou: it's outrageous. but to your point, it is, to me, a particular condescension on the part of the president toward all of the people who respect john lewis, all of the people who those, who like john lewis are trying to work for those people. to treat them as if they're too stupid to know what the facts are. or worse in some ways, to misinform them from that podium there celebrating the high of john lewis. it's outrageous to me, and i haven't heard much of a protest

about it at all. >> very egregious, very disrespectful to the legacy of peace that john i -- john lewis established during his lifetime. and there again the former president of the united states -- very suave, and he's well spoken, but what he's saying tends to stir the emotions,ty up strife, have people angry and upset about something that is not even true. peaceful demonstrators are not being attacked by the government, by the guard who go in to bring peace back into the community. many, many little children have been killed during this race war and this violence. somebody has to go in and calm our communities down and to stop that violence, because that is why the peaceful protesters are at risk and some of these governors who are saying, oh,

just let 'em do what they do, nancy pelosi, people will do what they will do. oh, it's a summer block party. and so if the people who are elected, the governors and the officials in those states, cannot bring the peace and protect those little children and those little babies, then somebody has to help them. lou: yeah. it's a tragedy, and the ignorance of a former president not to point -- >> very disrespectful. lou: -- directly at those mayors and those governors and their responsibility to, first, prevent this outrage and this unrest but also to control it, it's -- and to watch a man lie straight out -- >> just did not tell the truth. he was not -- lou: yeah. dr. al seed a da king, it is

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♪ ♪ lou: well, china joe biden's campaign handlers have launched a new coalition trying to win some religious voters. believers for biden, that's what the group has called its launch last night led by senator chris coons 96 days before the election. meanwhile, president trump has multiple faith coalitions, has appointed more than 200 federal judges and has built quite a historic record in his first term in office. he thinks that that will do pretty well with all americans. joining us, pastor robert jeffress, member of the white house faith initiative, pastor of the first baptist church of dallas, fox business contributor, great american, best selling author of the new book "praying for america," available everywhere right this moment, so be sure to get your copies. pastor, great to have you with

us, and your thoughts -- >> thank you. lou: -- about, well, apparently the biden campaign has noticed there's some religious folks in this country, and so with 96 days to go -- [laughter] they want to kind of pull 'em all together for china joe biden. >> well, let me cut to the chase here, lou. there's not a snowball's chance in hell's chance -- yeah, joe biden gaining any significant evangelical vote at all. and the reason this: the only evangelicals who are going to vote for joe biden are those who have sold their soul to the devil and accepted the democrats' barbaric position on abortion. i mean, it's so barbaric what joe biden believes in, unrestricted abortion, he can't even get his own church, the catholic church, to stomach it. they denied him communion because of that. let me focus on the positive, lou. the last pew poll showed that 82% of evangelicals are going to vote for president trump on november 3rd.

i think the number's going to be higher than that, and here's why: we know there's a whole group of evangelicals who didn't tell pollsters they were going to vote for him in 2016. they didn't want to be badgered or bullied. that's even more to this time. people are are being toll that f you support president trump, you're a racist. nobody wants to be called that, so they're not going to admit they're voting for president trump on november 3rd. but i'm going to make this prediction. on november 3rd, there is going to be a sue name hawaii plaintiff -- tsunami-sized surprise of voters turning out to support our great president, donald trump. lou: you know -- by the way, i happen to agree with you 100%. i do think it's interesting that we've got a poll now that shows us that 77% of conservatives are afraid to express their political views and also in parentheses their support for president trump publicly and, i think that when he speaks of the

silent majority, that it's a much more than a majority. i think it is substantial, indeed. expect reason is -- and the reason a hostile press, a hostile p.c. culture that has grown up around the hateful, hateful rhetoric of the left. it's intimidating to many, i know. it's also great that we've got people with your courage to address the issues and take on everything in your path, to stand up for righteousness. i want to share this little note from the people who believe there should be a right from religion. if we could put this up, the statement from the freedom for religion foundation. those are sweet words, they just shouldn't be this in this -- be in that title, i believe. it has stated in its bylaws, the purpose are to promote the

constitutional principle of separation of state and church, and they've gone after you asking the irs to revoke your 501(c)(3) status for, well, saying nice things about the president of the united states. [laughter] what do you make of this? >> that's right. i mean, lou, it's absolutely ridiculous. they are asking the irs to revoke our tax-exempt status because when the vice president spoke at our church last month, i said some very nice things about our president, and i said, quote: there are millions of christians who are hoping, mr. vice president, that when you have finished your term in 2024 that you move down the hall and continue to build on the legacy of the greatest and most faith-friendly president in history, donald j. trump. and, lou, if that lands me in prison, if that revocs our tax-exempt status, so be it. but, obviously, it's not going to. the freedom from religion

foundation tries to intimidate smaller churches by -- [inaudible] from speaking out on politics. this is a time for every pastor to speak out. the future of our nation is at stake. lou: you know, i think i'll start a foundation and put it together, we'll call it a freedom from atheistic organizations who want to trample those who don't have the resources to stand up to them -- >> that's -- [inaudible conversations] lou: i'll work on the title a bit with, but you get the idea. i'm sorry? >> yeah. it's called the democrat party, the atheist group who hates religion. [laughter] lou: well, it is, it's a shame that people have to put up, you know, with that kind of nonsense and particularly you and your congregation. you do so much good, and i know that you will keep doing it at ever accelerating levels of both

speed and excellence. pastor, your thoughts right now about this cup. i see some -- about this country. i see some sign toes that maybe, maybe some people are calming down. i know this president right now, he's under some pressure to meet democrats half away on a number of issues. aye got to tell you right now, if anybody in that white house is telling this president that he's going to win democratic votes or get democratic favors on capitol hill, i want the president to know in my opinion they're lying to you, sir. what do you think? real quick. >> the president's supporters are silent, but they are strong and they are going to turn out on november 3rd. he's going to win, lou. lou: right. pastor robert jeffress, from your lip ares to god's ears -- lips to god's ears, as always. thanks so much for being with us. stay with us, we're coming right back. 't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good?

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