jon: 7:00 p.m. on the east coast, 4:00 p.m. on the west. welcome back to the special edition of the "fox report". any moment now president trump will take the state at the arena in west virginia. he looks to drum up support head of the midterm elections. the president likely to address the uncertainties surrounding the supreme court pit brett kavanaugh with west virginia being home to senator joe manchin one of the key swindles. ellison barber is live in the arena where the rally will take place. what is the mood like right now? reporter: it's interesting. there's a amount of people here

for various reasons and some are voters that live here in west virginia and say they're here because they want to the president trump and they like the attorney general is the republican running hopefully the that seat may help by democratic senator joe manchin. other people from west virginia who told me they like senator joe manchin may have respected him and like how he reaches across the aisle. they came here because without like it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the present. i asked them what they hope to hear and expect it to here in the main feeling in the room as they want to hear president trump. we've covered a lot of these and you hear people talk about how they want to see president trump. they like him. they feel like it's an environment where he thrives and see the man that they voted for.

you can hear from the music that people are excited and waiting for president trump to arrive. the general attorney told me earlier he expects president trump to not only campaign and advocate but address the situation with cavanaugh and attorney general said he hoped he will talk about it the 80's hoping he will use that as an attack on joe manchin but we don't know how senator manchin or bo. you considered a key swing vote when it comes to judge kavanaugh. he said he supports the delay and an fbi investigation but whether or not president trump addresses that tonight, that is the big question. a lot of people here thank you might. john. jon: the president is due to start any minute. any indication, allison as to whether he's running on time? reporter: we know that paul just walked in and that's a good sign

he is also in the building and exactly what he will walk out we don't have that time just yet. he's expect to start at seven and often times he does start fairly close to on time. a lot of the people here have been waiting since early this morning. there was a line of a couple hundred people by the time we got here at ten, 10:30 so a lot of people have been waiting and most people they will be the president soon. whatever he does these things, the schedule always seems fluid. president trump really sticks to his and we about the economy that is about tax cuts and often he points out a democrat in the state that did not vote in favor of the tax cut and usually pokes fun at the media. that is something the crowd enjoys. people are ready the president to come out. when he comes out we don't have the time just yet but he's not

to speak any minute. we believe he is in the building. obviously, he's in west virginia and the pool and the press the child with them on their one had been here ten minutes now so that means we can usually expect president trump any minute. jon: nothing like michael jackson music to warm up the car. we will check in with you again. reporter: the soundtrack is always good. thank you, jon. jon: we're expecting to hear from the president momentarily but let's get back to a conversation with associate editor for "the wall street journal". west virginia, key state, one that went more than any other state voted for president trump in the election. it's a stones throw from ohio and from pennsylvania. when you look at the folks who were on the tarmac to the president as he got off air force one the dignitaries came from ohio, representative bill johnson from the sixth

congressional district, west virginia secretary of state was there with his wife. selena state senator and people from basically all three of the states and the public in harmony for west virginia third congressional district is there as well. it's a 34 for the president. >> yes, a lot of the running for office are tied himself closely to president trump when where he did strongly like west virginia. others are at more of an arms length because are not sure whether it's a positive for the campaign or not. it'll be fascinating to watch night how he dreads the needle on the politics in west virginia. on one hand, do you want to come out heavily against joe manchin where the possibility that he could be a swing vote? he could be a democrat who votes for cavanaugh because he knows his constituents, perhaps, want him to do so.

that means if jeff flake or lisa murkowski or susan collins republicans don't vote for cavanaugh that makes up for it. do you want to come out swinging on mansion or do you want to cut out supportive and vile of the voters in west virginia in support of kavanaugh so that manchin sees the political liability of not voting for kavanaugh. jon: in the race seem to be getting tighter between those two. >> yes, some of the polls had manchin way ahead a few weeks ago but one of the latest polls has them that in neck. have seen this happen before were president trump either endorses or comes to town to endorse and it changes the complexion of a race. jon: republicans, there are three senators who are? 's when it comes to the kavanaugh nomination. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska and jeff flake. flake did vote to send the

recordation to the floor from the judiciary committee and indicated that absent any unflattering details in the fbi report he's willing to vote for judge kavanaugh. then you have the two female senators that doesn't help can't afford to lose one of them and get the nomination through. that's where the vote of someone like a joe manchin or joe donnelly could be a little. >> if 51-49. two independents and tend to caucus with the democrats. you lose one republican a down to 50-50 and the vice president would then pass the tie-breaking vote. he is on a narrow hedge here. i'm not sure that because flake said that his vote in moving the nomination from the committee to the floor was contingent on an fbi investigation meant he would

vote against it. he may look to the investigation as a way of satisfying republicans and democrats about the thing to the of the entire process time was taken to take a look at the allegations which came up late in the process. murkowski suggested she wanted that and others said the same thing. let's take a breather and get the fbi a chance to go out and see what is what. and maybe a way for jeff flake to satisfy his own conscience. jon: associate editor of the wall street journal and our guest tonight. thank you for sticking with us. keeping an eye on the president's upcoming rally in west virginia. he's on his way from stepping on the stage. will he address the fbi in litigation into his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh? the white house wants to after all. we take you there live with the president goes to the

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jon: fox news alert. president trump is on the ground in west virginia about to appear at the arena you see on the screen. he will rally support for patrick morrissey, republican candidate for senate in west

virginia. the president hopes he can unseat joe manchin, long time democratic senator. question is will joe manchin vote for or against the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. that is the issue of the moment. the fbi has contacted the second woman to come forward with sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. this after senate republicans agreed to delay a confirmation vote for one week while the fbi looks into her claims. leland vittert has more on all that. reporter: the fbi and resources are unmatched and almost unlimited. there are serious questions as to what they can uncover here beyond anything that is already in the public record. >> no physical evidence and no forensic evidence and no electronic evidence. they will be limited to about half a dozen people, largely

duplicative of what's been done by the senate. reporter: christine ford stands by her allegations and her lawyer says a thorough fbi investigation is critical to develop the relevant facts. judge kavanaugh continues to deny any and all charges and says he will speak to the fbi. one of the people likely to be interviewed is for the friend who said ford was at the party where the alleged assault took place. her lawyer that she, too, will cooperate with the fbi but in a letter says my client has already made clear she does not know judge kavanaugh and has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without doctor ford. notably, mr. kaiser does not refute doctor for the count and told the press she believes doctor for the count. however, the untreatable truth is that she is unable to

cooperate it because she has no recollection of the incident in question. market judge, who ford says was there, has no recollection of the event but will cooperate. same thing for alleged party attendee patrick smith. republicans who keep pointing to this soundbite from then judiciary committee member joe biden and anita hill hearing. >> fbi explicitly does not, in this or any other case, reach a conclusion. >> kavanaugh supporters are spinning this as a good thing saying the mere fact that an fbi report will take away a key democratic talking point making a week delay well worth it. jon. jon: leland, thank you. lawmakers are reacting to senator jeff flake's call to delay the vote. arizona senators last-minute decision pushed the vote back by a week. rich is on capitol hill. reporter: what you have on capitol hill is most begins say they will vote for just cap not

in most democrats saying they will vote against judge kavanaugh and a handful of undecided who are waiting for the investigation to conclude. republican leadership so they don't want this to go on but keep it in the scope of this week to make sure it does not go on indefinitely and think that nomination of judge kavanaugh. senator hatch wrote a letter to the fbi director in which he says quote, the president noted this request should be limited in scope and completed one week from yesterday. with your leadership and professional career staff handling the matter i have no doubt the fbi is capable of conducting the necessary interviews well within that timeframe. he says he wants to be alerted if there are witnesses seeking delay or who are uncooperative trying to push this into a timeframe beyond this week. there are outstanding senators who will decide this and waiting on the investigation. >> how do you feel about what's been agreed to? >> it was a good step to take. thank you. jon: a.

reporter: there are democrats who are agreeing. senator of north dakota says quote -- senator jeff flake is the one who pushed this investigation and he says he would not vote to move forward on the nomination if it were not for a week long investigation to look into the allegations of sexual misconduct and sexual assaults by judge kavanaugh. that is something that he says later on because of his conversations with democratic senator chris coons he was persuaded to push that investigation because he says he trust senator coons and they have a good relationship. if it were anyone else, he would not have taken that step. they are speaking together in an event in new york where they said the good friendship and relationship help create the bipartisan amateur that led to

the investigation but there are a handful of democrats and republicans in the middle looking to this investigation to see if they are going to support judge kavanaugh's nomination. that right now is where it will be decided. jon: which on capitol hill, thank you. for more on this, let's bring in former federal prosecutor doug burns, also associate editor and fox news for jupiter. i want to play for you both something that the former assistant director of the fbi told me earlier today about the timing of this investigation. he's not convinced it can be done in one week. listen. >> any student of recent history is to understand once the investigations are launched they have a way of taking on a life of their own. fbi will pursue diligently and thoroughly but they have to pursue. i would say there is no guarantee that they can do that in one week to protect the way the course of an fbi invitation

and how it will go and how long it will take is like playing roulette. jon: is that the charge to the fbi to get this done in a week? >> it is. very explicitly. the fbi would have to be convincing in his arguments to continue the investigation. probably they would have had to bounce something that they want to chase down. to convince the white house and republicans in the senate. already, they been given a fairly good parameters within to work. it's not just doctor ford that they are allowed to talk to but ramirez, the classmate who has her own allegations against kavanaugh, a classmate from yale. it struck according to our reporters not to talk to julie the third allegation that came up but they got two of them pursue and they will have to

work within that one week unless there is some finding that is very convincing. jon: six, doug, say that the democrats are supporters of doctor ford want to drag this out and want to slow walk this until -- and make it so that kavanaugh cannot be there cannot be a confirmation vote until after the midterm election. is it possible for them to drag this out? can witness say i can't talk to you today but i have to go grocery shopping. >> that is interesting but working off john's point, you have to work backwards. they made it clear this would be limited to one week and it's almost like you have to work backwards. your point is amazing which is wait, what if there is a concerted effort that people say i'm away on vacation or i'm this or that. it will be fascinating and i don't think we can predict with the crystal ball will happen

after one week. honestly. >> so far, the principles about that i'm available. they are already talking to the fbi were making cases to do so. again, what is it beyond talking to the principles. they will chase down classmates and put a timeframe together and determine whether these events have happened across the calendar. that takes time, effort and possible propagation that could lead to a desire to extend the investigation but politically it would be difficult to do so. jon: we all know clearly that line to the fbi can get you time in a federal prison. these people are going to be compelled to tell what they know and the. >> will question about it. if they refused to be interviewed, that type of thing, jon -. jon: there is the president appearing, as you might expect,

the strain of jon denver's taking home country roads. will be waving to the crowd for a bit but continue the discussion while he heads up to the microphone. we will not miss anything the president has to say at this rally in west virginia. he seems to be in a good mood. >> guess, as you pointed out, he was quite temperate in his comments on friday. about whether or not he was in favor of the best rate he said the senate is filled with smart people and let them make the decisions. it will be interesting to watch night how much he will while at the crowd whether he returns to the temperament he showed earlier which is that kavanaugh is right in the investigations or allegations have flaws in them and should not be get in the way of his completion. we believe how much the temperament comes the.

jon: it will be a scene. jon and doug, thank you both. let's now take you to the arena in west virginia for the president is about to begin his make america to get rally. we will hear a lot about the manchin serving in west virginia and patrick morrissey, the man president trump would like to see replace job manchin to perhaps boost the republican numbers in the u.s. senate. cantu tend to show them

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jon: that song is mighty popular. the president does not want to talk over take me home country roads. maybe now is the song winds down we will hear from him. here he is. [cheering and applause] president trump: hello, west virginia. hello. what a great song. how good is that song? [cheering and applause]

>> usa, usa, usa. president trump: i am thrilled to be back to this incredible state with thousands of hard-working, american patriots. thank you. thank you. the people of west virginia love our country. they are our history and they always respect our great american flag. [cheering and applause] this is a truly amazing time for our nation. our economy is booming like never before. [cheering and applause] by the way, your state is booming like never before. poverty is plummeting, our stock market is soaring, it's reaching

an all-time high, by the way, in history which i view as jobs, jobs, jobs. [cheering and applause] all-time high. and our great coal miners are back to work. [cheering and applause] lot of people said that was not going to happen but you are back to work. not only back to work but opening up minds all over the place and opening up steel meals and the steel mills need coal and the coal miners are working in the still miners are working in the whole country is working and we are taking care of our veterans and military will soon be more powerful than ever before. [cheering and applause] america is winning again.

and america is respected again. i just left the united nations, believe me, they all respect us again. what are we doing? we are putting america first, finally. [cheering and applause] but a lot of what we have done, some people to say all of what we have done, is at stake in november. always fragile. we are just five weeks away from one of the most important congressional elections in our lifetimes. this is one of the big, big -- in other words, that is true. i'm not running but i'm really running and that's why i'm all over the place fighting for great candidates and fighting

for great candidates. [cheering and applause] you see what is going on and you see the horrible, horrible cold, radical group of democrats. you see it happening right now. [crowd boos] they are determined to take back power by using any means necessary. you see the meanness, the nastiness -- they do not care who they hurt. who they have to run over in order to get power and control. that is what they want, power and control. we will not give it to them. we will keep running it the way it's been running. [cheering and applause] while the above gives are fighting every day for job, safety, opportunity, lack of crime but with them it is crime, open borders -- they been on a mission to resist and obstruct

and destroy and you see that over the last four days. you see that. [crowd boos] it is up to each of you with your precious vote -- it is that. in 2016 we had the same thing happening, the same thing. people will be very, very surprised. when you win the presidency, in theory you're not supposed to do great in the midterms but nobody has ever had a presidency like this because i won the presidency -- [cheering and applause] so i won the presidency which is we won the presidency -- [cheering and applause] and we have the greatest economy that this nation has ever seen.

jobs and everything else. so, we won and we have some the things happening that are so good so we should do wellin the midterms. i can't imagine not but don't be complacent. the one thing that could happen in the beautiful thing that is going on over the last few days in the senate, when you see the anger, when you see people that are angry and mean and nasty and untruthful. when you look at releases and leaks and then they say oh, i did not do that. i did not do that. remember? dianne feinstein, did you leak? -- [crowd boos] remember her answer -- did you leak the document -- oh, oh, what? no.

oh, no. well, wait one minute. no, we did not. [cheering and applause] i will tell you what, that was bad body liquids. maybe she didn't but that was the worst body language i've ever seen. the entire nation has witnessed the shameless conduct of the democratic party. [crowd boos] they are willing to throw away every standard of decency, justice, fairness and due process to get their way. they don't care how they get it. you see it happening before your eyes. an incredible thing that is happening and i just hope you don't sit home because bad things will happen if you sit at home.

[cheering and applause] so, now the story will be one wacko -- the story will be tomorrow they made protest donald trump in west virginia -- one person. he or she, i cannot tell from the back -- let's say it was she was very eager to get out. right? but this week, america also saw something else. on thursday the american people saw the brilliant and really incredible character, quality and courage of our nominee for the united states supreme court,

judge brett kavanaugh. [cheering and applause] a vote to confirm judge kavanaugh is a vote to confirm one of the most accomplished, legal mines of our time and a jurist with the sterling record of public service. you know, for ten years, he is a young guy, but for ten years they were talking about him. i do not know them but heard about him a lot because they were all saying he should be on the united states supreme court. that's why i put him up. [cheering and applause] i will tell you. i will tell you. he has suffered -- the meanness and the anger -- in west virginia they did a poll, total support for judge kavanaugh 50%. [cheering and applause] total post 28%.

so, it is 58%, 20% opposed. that is pretty good. i think that's pretty good. republican 81% but that is what we expect. [cheering and applause] women, 52%-35%. [cheering and applause] men, west virginia, 65%-21%. that is good, right? [cheering and applause] it is a poll. but we love those polls. only when they are good. when they are not good, i don't talk about them. [laughter] but the fake news media -- [crowd boos] they do a lot of phony polls.

they do a lot of pause and call them suppression polls. they make -- are polls are good because were doing good work but they make them bad so you go to a movie instead of voting and say well, you know, alice, let's go to a movie. then we can come home and watch the returns. in 2016 went to a movie. [cheering and applause] nobody. i think the movie theaters were very empty that night, don't you think? so, some great things are happening but a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democrat party. mean obstructionist, need resistors and for the last 18 months democrats have spent every minute trying to overturn the results of the last

election. we had one of the great -- [crowd boos] every day it's like part of your job description, get up and fight them. get up and fight them. [cheering and applause] they try and shut down the government. they are holding up 360 men and women who want to work for the government they are not approving them and they are highly qualified. they are not -- the nominees -- they're not even controversial. you know the word slow walking, they are slow walking. your people trying to get in, they love their jobs and humor and all the group you read about. [crowd boos] are not allowing these people to come into government. i'm not even talking about

people with a certain view but talking about people that are not controversial, including judges. they go maximum 30 days, 30 da days. if someone will be approved, they take up we are up to 360 people and it's been that way the longest in the history of our country. by far, and the most people in the longest in the most people. honestly, the democrats are a disgrace. [cheering and applause] and the number one enabler of the democrats is the fake news media, right back there. [crowd boos]

president trump: they stoke the fires of resentment and chaos and report incorrect news. they report phony news. when i say, when i say and come out with very, very strong statements about media i'm talking about the fake news media, they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news is the enemy of the people. they really are. they are so bad. you don't even get it. you'd think they'd like low taxes and strong military, no crime, strong borders but they don't. this november 6, you have a chance to reject these disgraceful, political hacks. but you can only do it, you have to vote republican. we have good people back. [cheering and applause]

i want to get along with them but it's impossible in many ways. they are so far left they have been taken so far left where pocahontas is not considered a conservative. she's like a conservative person in the democratic party. pocahontas, elizabeth warren, is considered like a conservative person. they have gone crazy. we are joined today by many terrific republican leaders, including a friend of mine and i have to tell you, big jim, biggest human being i've ever seen. big jim justice, do we like him? he is our great governor. [cheering and applause] listen, this is west virginia, highest ever first quarter

surplus 120.5 billion above estimate, revenue growth by month july up 24.1, 14.9, 16.5, total revenue growth for west virginia up 18%, thank you president trump. [cheering and applause] >> i will be short and sweet. nobody can love this man more than i, except you maybe. [cheering and applause] what he has done for west virginia is off the charts. we've got to step up. we've got to step up. we've got to deliver him patrick morrissey and to deliver him --

we have to deliver him an absolute solid republican congress come on now. get behind him! god bless all of you. [cheering and applause] president trump: big jim. that is a big man. he's doing a great job. he really is. look at these numbers. jim, for july up 24.1% revenue growth. [cheering and applause] think of that. i tell you, look, you people, you know, you were great to me and we won the state by 42 points. [cheering and applause] in all fairness, it's not like -- that's against a democrat.

you took me in. you took me in. but i produced. i produced. [cheering and applause] i produced. these are great people. and they love, not only the beautiful, clean coal, but lots of other things we are doing well. west virginia is back. it's a lot faster than i even thought it could happen. i get hugged backstage by minors. they are great big eyes. i say how would you like to make computer widgets, though. we want to dig a hole. right? [cheering and applause] they have no interest in little delicate computer parts. so, we also have with us the secretary of state, mac warner. thank you, mac. [cheering and applause] great job.

a man who, i hope you can support, because he has been terrific. didn't a job as a congressman and he's going to the supreme court and be a justice, evan jacobs, thank you. go out and vote for him. [cheering and applause] a woman that everyone respects, she is running against a total wacko, no, i've seen this person. you can't have that person in congress but that person is stone cold crazy. [laughter] a person that you know very well and everybody in west virginia love, carol muller -- [cheering and applause] pennsylvania for good luck. i thank you are in great shape from what i hear. i hope so. pennsylvania state senator.

[cheering and applause] thank you, guy. we are also thrilled to be joined by ohio congressman, a friend of mine from day one, he supported trump when it wasn't as fashionable -- right at the beginning, he did not go through nine candidates and then finally said i will support the sky but we had a couple of them. they never tell me that now. they tell me now they supported me from the beginning. this guy really did. bill johnson -- [cheering and applause] right across the water and rissman david mckinley. [cheering and applause]

great job, david. we like david, right? i like david. thank you. thank you, fellas. also joining us is west virginia native, good friend of mine as someone who truly knows about winning and this guy is a real winner, coach lou holtz. [cheering and applause] great guy. great coach and a great guy, too. finally, a mother to deduce the person we are all here to support. the next senator from the great state of west virginia, someone that will give us a vote for what we want every single time, there won't be any question about it, patrick morrissey.

patrick, please come up. [cheering and applause] >> thank you, president donald trump and thank you governor justice. thanks to this amazing crowd for this very warm welcome. [cheering and applause] i will tell you, this guy really is making america great again and we know -- [cheering and applause] we know he is also making west virginia great again. [cheering and applause] now, for far too long barack

obama -- [crowd boos] hillary clinton -- [crowd boos] and washington liberal, joe manchin -- [crowd boos] all of these individuals in the coastal elites they abandoned our west virginia values and practice political correctness and advanced liberal policies, they did not put america first. but fortunately for all of us

there is one candidate, one man willing to fight back against political correctness and put america first, donald j trump. [cheering and applause] this election west virginia has a very big decision to make. you can go back to the values of those who abandoned west virginia, hillary clinton, barack obama or joe manchin. [crowd boos] or you can stand with someone who put you first, america first and west virginia first. [cheering and applause]

this state and this election cannot be higher in the difference between myself and my opponent, dishonest washington liberal joe manchin, cannot be sharper. you have a choice. if you vote for patrick morrissey you will be electing a conservative fighter with a record of results who will advance the trump jobs agenda. [cheering and applause] a vote for dishonest washington liberal joe manchin -- [crowd boos] hang on -- you will be empowering that same group of radical, liberal obstructionists, the one you saw in the senate circus this past week. now, dishonest washington liberal joe manchin -- joe has to go, amen, brother. [cheering and applause]

now, dishonest washington liberal joe manchin has a history of abandoning west virginia. he abandoned the work done right, supporting obama's radical gun-control. [crowd boos] he abandoned your values on life backing the planned parenthood. [crowd boos] he abandoned your paychecks what he said no to the trump tax cu cuts. [crowd boos] he abandoned you when he supports amnesty and when he opposed trumps border wall. [crowd boos] but we will build that wall. we will build that wall. [cheering and applause]

but it gets worse. joe manchin supported hillary clinton even after -- hang on, even after she made clear she wanted to take away our coal, oil and gas jobs. shame on joe manchin. [crowd boos] that is why liberal joe has got to go. [cheering and applause] now, when i am in the senate we will have a different approach. we will put west virginia first. [cheering and applause] we will fight against all those unlawful and illegal regulations that hold back job creators like the one i defeated as your attorney general and the ones that president trump is withdrawing. we will ignite the economy even

more. we will supercharge west virginia we make the trump tax cuts permanent. [cheering and applause] we will we empower the people of the state of west virginia with term limits that hold washington politicians accountable. [cheering and applause] we will stop the funding of planned parenthood and -- yeah, we will. [cheering and applause] we will take back our west virginia values and end the [inaudible] liberals in washington. and not insignificantly, we will all stand for the national anthem. [cheering and applause]

>> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> but i need your help. we are getting a lot of support from president trump and in fact, because of his last trip we are even in the polls. but we have a lot more work to do against the wily ways of the washington politicians. i need you to get involved. i need you to volunteer. i need you to go online at patrick morrissey .com and donate and help me close the gap against the liberal atm machine of chuck schumer and joe manchin. [cheering and applause] look, this race will likely decide the balance of power in the senate. amen, brother.

[laughter] remember, those radicals in washington, chuck schumer, pelosi, maxine waters -- [crowd boos] and joe manchin -- boo, yes. they do not want to see our president succeed. they want to obstruct just like they did this week against judge kavanaugh. [crowd boos] ladies and gentlemen, we must confirm judge kavanaugh. [cheering and applause] it is time to join our team today because joe has got to go. [cheering and applause] >> joe's got to go, joe's got to

go. >> he has got to go. it is my honor to stand with president trump to fight for you. we, unlike joe manchin, hillary clinton and the radical liberals, you will never abandon our american and west virginia values. the one thing you will know is that together this team we will continue to make america great again and we will make west virginia great again. thank you very much, god bless you. [cheering and applause] president trump: thank you. wow. good job, patrick. thank you, patrick. remember this, a vote for patrick morrissey is about to stand up for west virginia values.

[cheering and applause] a vote for morrissey is a vote for me and for our agenda to make america great again or as he will students are saying, keep america great. [cheering and applause] keep america great. that will be our new theme very soon. i don't want to switch yet, little too soon, were not even into two years yet, make america great again, i can't use that in 2020. by that time if we go even half of what we have done we will have to do it will be keep america great. [cheering and applause] it's a very important election that will decide which party controls the united states senate. a democrat-controlled senate

will try to take away your second amendment. they will take it away. they want to take over american healthcare and destroy it. they want to make us venezuela. that's what they want to do. you will have venezuela, big version. erase america's borders. we fight for borders -- see the signs, finish the wall. we are in the process. i want to get more, but it's coming. we built a lot of wall and fixed a lot of wall. but we are getting it. it's not the easiest thing because the democrats know it's the thing we really want, it's very much of a signature and what we talk about. they get in the way. i know it for a fact. they said we'll get things that are actually military.

$700 billion and $716 billion. we get that. a wall is a tiny thing by comparison but they want to fight that wall for political purposes. but we are building it and we are going to finish. they want to kill -- and this will happen as sure as you are standing or sitting. who has the better seat? you or you? this is the guarantee. your coal mines and miles an hour are working. they will kill west virginia coal. that's a guarantee. and they want to turn our federal courts into the political arm of the democrat resistance. you see it. now, joe manchin voted no on tax cuts for american tap his. he voted no.

what are you going to say? he voted no on removing obama's job-killing regulations. we cut more regulations, that why you have all these record-setting jobs -- more regulations than any president in the history of our country. that's pretty good. that's pretty good. and we haven't been there for two years. but time is flying, isn't it? but we cut more than any administration whether it was four years, 8 years or in one chase much more than that. we cut more. joe also voted no on repealing and replacing obamacare which we almost had done, but i'll be nice now. we couldn't get a single democrat vote. if we did we would have killed it and we would have had great healthcare. but we are giving you a lot of great healthcare anyway. if you are looking at the plans,

we got rid of the individual mandate, the worse part of obamacare. joe voted yes on something not too many people in this room like. mass amnesty. jesse: this is a fox news alert. i'm jesse watters. president trump speaking at a rally in wheeling, west virginia. let's listen in. president trump: pelosi and their new de facto leader, the legendary maxine waters, the democrat party will stop at nothing to run your lives, run down your values, and ransack our nation's wealth. we have never done like this. they will turn it around, make it bad, so fast.