>> this is a fox news report. rick, i imagine you are

tracking the upsets right now. >> we've had right rain falling on us. we've had light rain. some people were anticipating. we just got a tweet from the national weather service, new orleans. we are sensing a great bit of impatience. plenty of rainfall that is parked off of the coast from saturday to sunday. be patient and do not drop your guard. that's from the national weather service in new orleans. not a lot of rain yet. they are saying the rain is coming. the bit of good news is that the mississippi river has peeked at 17.1 feet and is already receding. it is not going to overtop the

levies. that's good news for anybody living in low-lying areas. barry is 90 minutes west of us. we're being told that heavy rains will soak that region and this region as well. we saw some flooded streets on st. john parish. we are getting reports of power outage from one of the major power suppliers in louisiana. 28,000 customers are without power. a majority is north of morgan city. there were evacuations for numerous parishes. they found the one major road in and out of grand isle

yesterday. about 70 miles south of 65 miles per hour and gusts of 75 miles per hour and higher. it is expected to hit land sometime late on saturday morning. we should tell you though that tropical winds expand out 175 miles. we're 170 miles from morgan city. if that's the kind of storm and it brings the tropical winds, we'll have some heavy rains. the rain is starting to come down here a little bit harder. you see some folks out. and about here in new orleans and bourbon street right behind me. bourbon street quieter because of the fact that a lot of places closed early in anticipation of the storm. there are 3,000 louisiana national guards men who have

been activated. they've pre-positioned food and water and high-water vehicles for rescues. which could still be possible. the ground has been saturated. we had flash flooding in the city of new orleans. now we're talking about still 5-10, up to 20 inches or more in certain area once the worst of this storm reaches yours. >> it is worth repeating that officials are saying do not let your guard town. you have to heed the warnings and stay hunkered down. i want to ask you about the current hurricane protection system. after hurricane katrina killed, you know, 1,800 people by some estimates. they started work op the military protection. what's the status on that?

>> we spoke to the corps of army engineers yesterday. they were confident that the system that's in place would be enough to withstand the ones they expect would be coming from the storm on the mississippi river. that's the main focus. they say the levee system has never been stronger and the flood gates will work and have worked. the mississippi river has been at flood stage for months now. they've been battling it since late last year. it's been incredibly high since early this year. so, you know, they are pretty confident this system has been tested. and it is holding up just fine. issues with it? of course. could it be better? of course. this is a complicated situation with a low-lying city and a lot of low-lying areas. they are confident that what day

have in place will be good enough. >> that's good. the storm is a triple threat as far as the weather goes with the rainfall and the flooding as well. we're going to be checking back in with you later. >> i just wanted to mention that, you know, the rain system that's coming through -- the storm barry that's coming through southern louisiana is going to move its way north and east. there are other states including mississippi, arkansas, and alabama. even tennessee valley could get four to eight inches of rain. we're talking about a significant storm system that can dump rain not just on this area but to the north and east for many days to come. this is not over yet. >> no. it is not. we just talked to congressman from the district that does represent there. he's so thankful that president

trump issued the federal disaster declaration to help. thanks a lot. back to your regularly scheduled programming. families, children, mothers. we recently heard about a child, a buy bee, maria i think was her name who died in the custody of immigration. i would like to see mr. homan talk about -- >> laura: you're upset he does haven't the emotion. >> he has the emotion but direct that emotion to the children. not talking about adults and criminals. he's continuing to talk about ice patrol agents -- >> laura: think he's in a situation is w. a crying child he does the care. i think he cares. >> laura: all care.

were brought whichwhomwe>> y youwe're people and used -- >> laura: i was down in pugh el rio in eagle pass, end of april, early may. i saw was appalling. is some of the video. see the border patrol boat. jump with a pull toy or a blow up inter tube. know our border patrol are always going to pick them up well. always rescue them. what we do. who we are. don't let people drowned. not what we do. countries may, we don't do that. democrats today, no we don't pick them up. want them to suffer. not what i saw there. saw we need to want form the system for people to be safe applying for asylum and not endangering the lives of children by bringing them

thousands of miles from their hometown. reaction today? i think tom homan should of walked out. what i would of done. people making these comments. members of the house. idiotic. of the comments are just stupid. men and women of border patrol and ice go out every day putting their lives on the line to protect this country. people coming into the country illegally they are violating federal law. you don't want those kids separated from their families. you don't want the kids taken away, then don't come into the country illegally. it's all about asylum. for asylum appropriately. the guidefront of the law. try to break the law coming into the country, and then complain about the out come of what happens next. >> laura: as we talked about many times, congressman duffy, the trip up here is a bad trip.

are sleeping in fields, cement, benches, floors, occasionally someone takes them in and they sleep on a mat somewhere. not like it's the ritz on the way up from central america. are in trucks, buses. idea that, that they come to the united states and it's all terrible, it's ridiculous. it's bad, over crowded. come on. the asylum reform has to happen. a lot of them cross, congressman duffy, and they cross technically following the law. what bernie just said it's not quite right. what gunther said they're pursuing the legal process. the legal process is screwed up. >> they should apply for asylum in the first safe country they get to. what burns my backside, i hear democrats shed tears what had is happening in the detention centers, we should improve them,

but yes they came across the dessert with mexican drug cartels. shed a tear for the angel mom whose don't hug their children any longer, or the children raped across the deserts from drug cartels, or those losing lives murdered by an illegal immigrant, or gonzales who had his threat cut from the drug cartel and his son was found hugging him dead in the desert. close the loopholes. if not spend the $4.6 billion to the border patrol to take of the people in the detention centers. when you don't vote for the money and cry for it, give me a break. >> laura: gunther, quickly. then we have to bring everyone to the big protest to the. we have a interesting report.

>> i don't understand a congressman duffy says this. i would like to see him come through the boarder and stay in mexico instead of the united states this. is a country that protects refugees. protects those who can't protect themselves phr-fplt duffy, you can't compare the united states and mexico as a safe country. that's be right. >> we have said mexico is a safe place. >> if you get murdered or hurt -- >> mexico is not the answer. mexico i am not staying in coming to the united states. >> you make my point. it's a dangerous point. don't say it's horrific if a detention center. they're coming across the dessert with drug cartels. >> laura: we have to bring everyone to what is happening tonight. immigration protests are happening across the country. we went to one outside of the white house.

watch what happened. >> nobody is being murdered on the southern border. >> children have died. >> how is this the same. >> you separate children from the parents. >> what makes them a concentration camp. >> a number of people concentrated together. >> the the condition that's these people are being enforced and concentrated with. it's inhuman. i'm not saying they should be let out. they should be treated with basic human rights. look around. >> laura: well, we know gunther the basic human rights we were able to afford them is limited by the resources at the border. i was at one of the smaller border crossings, del rio, it was teaming this. is all we have they said. what do they want children just

roaming the streets, release them. they're between a rock and a hard place. you wouldn't just have them release them into the streets, would you? >> we are talking about children getting sick at these centers. >> some are sick when they come. then we see a spread as we heard from dr. drew, it's all throughout different cities in the united states diseases we thought se see rat indicated. >> and one has died so we stop it. >> laura: bernie, close it out. what do we make of this. >'s ranriker's island. i can tell you it's not an easy job or an easy task. with the numbers coming into the country and the numbers they have to process we need more a sources or they have to stop it. period. >> laura: one we have to stop it, congressman duffy, this would require democrats and republicans working together.

that would solve the problem. there is no sign that is going to happen. real quick. >> it's not going to happen. democrats like this crisis. as president trump says you can close it in 15 minutes. close the loopholes and send the monte and this is over. democrats are unwilling to do this and the crisis continues. wouldn't of it been nice if they recognized this six months ago instead of calling it a manufactured crisis. >> laura: we are still doing it. great conversation. we appreciate all of your voices. and more with the facts and a message for the so

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water, in a word they have shamed or should of shamed the so called experts. join me now is the always fabulous maria bartilomo from "mornings with maria." [laughing] [laughing] i go back and read the headlines and i'm screaming laughing. what would it take for these people to admit they had gotten it wrong. >> it's yate to talk to you tonight, laura. the bottom line. they're so wrong, it's so obvious. we see the numbers day in and day out. i don't know what it would take for them to admit they're wrong. when you look at the metrics, laura, it's hard to ignore. unemployment at a 51 year low. waging up, in more than a decade. get your head around that for a second.

the first time american workers have had a raise, a real raise in more than ten years. the real important and gem of all of this is actually it's the low income and minorities that are benefiting from these policies coming out of the trump administration then so many others. we see people who have never had a job actually working. they are participating in an economy growing better than 3%. you ask anyone on either side of the isle. you have to admit things are going well. there is euphoria in the air. >> laura: maria, the 2020 democrats though are, they're trying to throw sand in the gears here. one way or another they're claiming the economy is only buzzing for the wealthy. watch. >> who is this economy really working for? it's doing great for slices at the top. >> this economy is not working for average americans.

>> this economy is not working for working people. >> this economy has to work for everyone. right now we know it isn't. >> laura: maria, wallstreet journal yesterday noted in the new piece as unloyalty is near generation lows the fortunes of low wage workers have improved marketedly. these are people who haven't benefited since the prerecession days. they had a graph that is stunning. people without a high school did i loam a the hardest to get jobs, they have seen a increase in employment at a greater rate then any other group that has been measured the same way. i thought that was great news. i'm always worried about those who people who didn't have a chance to finish the schooling that a lot of us did finish. >> that's a yate point. the bottom line is when you have good policy it lifts all boats.

this goes directly back to what the president did a year and a a half ago with tax cuts and roll back in regulations. under the obama administration there were so many rules and regulation that's companies were sitting on cash. they were handcuffed with the regulations and red tape to move forward. they were wondering what is around the corner. what other regulation will hit me. as a result they were uncertain, they sat on cash. as soon as the president came in and lowered taxes and rolled back regulation, opened up the energy market you saw a lot more investments. >> laura: the things that trump said f we do this we will break the log jam on stagnating wages. will these so-called experts, they're never going to admit. this piece that paul wrote i flagged on twitter. trump is losing his trade wars.

trump will spend trivia foreign concessions as a great victory, but the actual result will just damage. at the same time it's damaged american credibility and weakened the international rule of law. maria, what did china's cheating in trade do to the belief of the free market trading? >> one example. i had the former ceo of microsoft. he said the 0% of companies in china use the microsoft system, 1% pay for it it cost microsoft ten billion dollars a year. they have been stealing from the west and america for decades. everyone knows that very few people have even thought to push back on china. this precedent is the first precedent to push back on china and keep his boot on

the neck of the president of china. that's why you see the fight over tariffs. there is a debate over tariffs and other countries and the generating of the growth with the tariffs. at the end of the day he's taking in billions of dollars in tariff revenue. look you have to believe he doesn't have alternatives for china. they won't stop stealing. >> laura: don't you get the sense she will wait out the election. you get the sense they're not, they're probably not interested in a zeal unless it's a sweetheart deal they won't get from president trump. i think they will wait it out hoping that biden or a harris wins. >> this goes back to the mainstream media. the last two and a half years of the collusion craziness, made up. as a result the chinese actually

believe i might be done with this guy in two years. now over the last couple of months they're realizing let's wait, maybe not i may have to deal with him for another six years. we will see. that economy is getting hit, it's getting hit hard. auto sales down in the double digits. you see a impact on the economy. if the president does the tariffs a stuff further on china products. that will hurt bad and there is a worry of it hitting america well. will see if the president does that. >> laura: lastly, maria, this is the federal reserves man responding to trump's claim not knowing what he's doing. >> unemployment is at a 50 year low has been for 15 months. we expect that to continue. think inflation is below where we would like it we are

concerned about uncertainties and other factors weighing on the out look and changing policy. over all i would say our economy is on a solid footing. >> laura: he said he went onto say he doesn't see a serious threat of a serious economic down turn. after all this, do you think he's finally signaling a 25 point basis cut in interest rates? >> i do. i think he is suggesting we will see a cut this month or september. i would like to see a independent federal reserve not pressured. at the end of the day you have to question why, laura, six or seven months ago we talked about the feds raising rates three times. >> laura: right. >> now it's a 360° and we're talking about a cut in rates. you have to question what he was thinking then and what he's thinking now. >> laura: a rough december. all year long trump has cut the rate, cut the rate, cut the rate. it looks like he was right about this one too.

we will see. maria, let's do this more often. >> laura, i love it. thank you for having me. >> laura: coming up the netflix series "stranger things" is getting even stranger. and murses are the hot new things for men. we get into

>> thousands have been ordered to evacuate. joining me is charlotte. he's a resident of the area hit in 2016. charlotte and her husband's home and businesses were badly flooded. they are joining us right now. is the wind starting to pick up? >> yes. it was definitely picking up. the rain has started. it is more gusty than some times than others. it is definitely picking up. >> i'm reading an article here from whether.com.

your mayor has said that folks there are experiencing post-traumatic flood syndrome. when it rains, people get super nervous because of what happened before. what happened to you in 2016 and how you are feeling now? >> oh, in 2016 our home flooded. we got about two feet of waters. three of my husband's buildings flooded. we lost three cars. it was a mess. it was a difficult time. it is very understandable. we're all very nervous right now. >> what was that like for you. it is not just having to deal with not having a car and wet house and having to pump your businesses as well. it is emotional too, isn't it? it is draining. >> oh, it is very draining. you are going through it. you see your friends and your family going through it. it is nothing that we've ever

experienced before. it completely turns your world upset -- upsidedown. now it is cleaning your home and belongings we hear there's bad rain coming and go into high alert. >> terrible, tough decisions when you are sorting through your belongings trying to decide if this is worth keeping or not. to paint a picture of what folks are dealing with in louisiana like you, louisiana the population is just 10,000. more than 20,000. sandbags have been handed out. what have you noticed folks doing to preair for the storm, charlotte? >> we've got people -- we started moving.

we've gone out for a lot of cinder blocks. in case you don't get a lot of water. we have friends moving furniture into other locations if they are fortunate enough to do that. the schools are opening the parking lots for areas that did flood can bring their vehicles. people are just so much more prepared this time than in 2016. no one saw it coming in 2016. now, you know, just driving around and you see people who are preparing sandbags. sandbags have been placed around a lot of the homes. we're hoping we're over prepared. we don't want to go through what we did in 2016. >> you certainly don't. you are mentioning really you are just noticing the human spirit really shines in the

natural disasters in this times. you mentioning the school that is are allowing cars to bring tissue to come park there since there wasn't flooding before. also we're seeing neighbor helping neighbor, aren't we and volunteers that are helping to fill sandbags. there had been 5,000 sandbags ordered by the city. they needed to open up a second location. some of the volunteers were a girls softball team. these are memories they will probably keep forever. they are helping one another. how does that make you feel when you know your neighbors are looking out for you? >> it is wonderful. this is a wonderful community. also just throughout the area there's different parishes. neighbors with the outreach of them. we were very fortunate. people from across the country

really came and helped us in 2016. the churches were wonderful. you feel really bad for the elderly people who don't have that close -- maybe don't have connections as much anymore as those are the ones that we really worry about. because who is going to help them? who is aware of them? trying to get stance that they need. at the schools step up, the churches, and you do get that sense of, you know, this is terrible. but we're going to get through this together. >> we're going to get together thissing -- get through this together. >> flooding back in 2016. thank you for your perspective. we hope you and your neighbors fair well. for all of your headlines, log on. we will continue to follow the storm expected to hit morgan

city and become hurricane barry, the first named storm of the 2019 season. back to "the ingraham angle." oa sport. if you do sports for a living, but if you're going to a job every day some how the backpack. >> the old briefcase. >> laura: i think the briefcase. bring back the briefcase. >> go back -- >> laura: yes. >> i don't mind satchels if you're a news boy. >> laura: wait a second are you back in the 1800s. a satchel. thanks is appropriate for a man to carry. >> laura: in the 1800s. >> these dainty cross bags and clutches. what is next shoes to match the darn things. >> laura: it's all, it's all the

gender bending. they're all capitalizing. >> it's a bad look it makes you look to coin a phrase that donald trump uses all the time, very weak. very weak. no bag here. >> laura: stay safe in new orleans this weekend. >> we will. >> laura: everyone is worried. stay safe. why do democrats and the french psycho elements that support them see misery when others see

>> laura: the democrat bitter bunch. that's the focus of tonight's angle. [beep] [beep] [beep] [beep] >> angry women gets things done. we need to get things done. >> laura: well they're great at anger and furry. think about what democrats and the supporters on the streets are not celebrating. a record stock market across all three industries. record low unemployment. record consumer confidence.

and record gains for female black entrepreneurs. i could go on and on. in other words the happier you r the grumpier you get. trump easy economy and deregulatory moves have made it easier for businesses to grow. it puts more money in the pockets of hard working americans like you. democrats frankly are fine with you being miserable, why? they want to control you. they are a broken down party running broken cities. do you want the entire country to be run like chicago or l.a.? where there are a lot of poor people and a lot of rich people and a tiny middle class slinking? miserable conditions, homelessness and despair. yes republicans were depressed during the obama years. we saw our treasured institutions under assault.

we were hopeful and wanted to see things better. i am thinking democrats enjoy being miserable unless they're bossing us around. call them the unhappy party. they're unhappy with each other they're unhappy with america's founding, our culture, our traditions, our historical figures, almost our entire american story. remember how back in 2016 the media talked about how angry trump supporters were. >> the anger shows in their faces they're not happy people. >> the crowds he draws they're all white and they're scared. they're very angry. >> they're very loyal. they're like donald trump very angry. >> laura: look at the democrats today. they never look like they're in a good mood. they're always complaining and never want to work with president trump on any issue. trump is going to spend the next year plus going town to town

speaking about the american renewal that his policies have helped spark. now sure he will hit the democratic field really hard too. i think this campaign is mostly going between two competing visions of america. one fairly dark. one let's keep the good times going. do you trust biden, warren or harris to spend your money and set your family's priorities? when americans are at each others throats democrats are happiest that is when americans, they hope, will want government to step in and decide everything for us. protect us from each other radical thinking sal olinsky saw this. his tenth rule, rule of radicals.

>> laura: todays those who are on the streets are angry aulinskyites looking to promote conflict and even a civil war. these mass more on morons thinks will bring a just society. it would result in less freedom, more poverty with a small group of rich people running the show. read your history, kids, that's the way it works out. smile now and then, that's the angle. and next up mueller's date in front of congress is now postponed. why? ken starr is here.

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>> alex acost a ia is stepping . it's over an alleged plea deal with epstein. that was done during the bush administration a decade ago. acosta says it was the best agreement he would make. should he resign at all? why did he resign? joining us is someone who represented epstein years ago. ken starr. ken, was a plea deal really acosta's best play in this circumstance? he said that barry kirscher the state prosecuting attorney wasn't inclined to pursue the case against epstein for a variety of reasons some, we're not privy too. what are your thoughts tonight.

>> well there is an irony here. by the way i believe alex acosta is complete integrity and took one for the team today. yes, i was involved in those negotiations. it was alex acosta and the u.s. attorney office playing tough. they were insisting on conditions with respect to the plea agreement with jeffery epstein. we were arguing. i personally argued before u.s. attorney alex acosta and higher ups in the justice department that what was a hrepbgpugh in palm beach county, and under investigation by the county, were state offenses not federal offenses. laura, this is not a federal argument. don't federally criminalize this area of the law that belongs to the states.

it's a quintessential state offense of sexual roc wrong doi. alex disagreed with that. here is the irony. he was pushing for a harder kind of disposition, a tougher disposition, we ultimately came to an agreement that everyone was satisfied with but what has since happened has happened. >> laura: ken, now we learn of course there are allegations of trafficking people across state front. that would indicate at this point with apparently what the allegations are that this is now of course a federally triggered case because of the crossing state front correct. >> that would be, correct, laura. there were no allegations of crossing state front in the florida situation. so, you're right. these are accusations. serious accusations, obviously. every human being is entitled to

basic human dignity. we will see what happens. you're right, lawyer thrafplt is no suggestion that human trafficking, non consensual use of drugs and the like in the florida case or the state's attorney in palm beach county would have taken a very different look at the entire situation. >> laura: ken, julie brown is the reporter writing a lot about this and speaking about this on msnbc this week and said this. let's watch. >> how much push back pressure was brought to bare on that u.s. attorney's office from people connected to epstein and his attorney he's that were high powered high priced attorneys when the case was before alexacosta. >> i think they were bowled over frankly by the attorneys, ken starr. these were big name towards. >> laura: i happen to know awful

you. i have known you for some time, ken. that, that is just about the most high powered team i can think of. how did you get involved in the case initially? >> well, our firm was retained by jeffery epstein as part of the defense team. i was brought in specifically to argue the constitution federal points. the idea of anyone being bowled over is nonsense. nobody was bowled over. i was in the meetings. they listened respectfully. the push back was from the united states attorney office. at main justice when the matter was reviewed at our request i heard things such as you're making compelling arguments. we will defer to the u.s. attorney with the federal interest here. i firmly disagree with these

accusations. >> laura: ken, what you're saying is acosta took the hard line in the case. >> correct. >> laura: you were there in the room. >> i was in the room. >> laura: he's now out of the cabinet because of the media setting upon him 12 years later because of his association with donald trump. that is what is going on and happens in washington. mueller is testifying now, ken. they're moving it back to the 26th or so? 24th. >> yes. a week later. >> laura: thoughts on. that is that a sign of breakdown and negotiations of what he will talk about? >> well, we don't know. my speculation, laura, is that there were house democrats saying me too, so to speak. i want to be able to question robert mueller. so i think that's the dynamic,

the internal dynamic. >> laura: they want to grandstand, ken. they want to grandstand, they don't like being limited. ken, we're out of time. thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate your perspective. we have a fox news alert. tropical storm barry is bearing down on louisiana tonight well. are standing by with a new forecast and track, these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office

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louisiana the mississippi river is at flood stage. >> and john bell edwards instructed people to take the storm seriously. it could reach hurricane strength before making landfall tomorrow morning. adam klotz is in the weather center with a look at what to expect from barry tonight. >> this could become a hurricane by the time it makes landfall tomorrow morning. it will be quote we've gone back and forth on this. we are looking at wind speeds of 70 miles an hour which would make a strong strong storm. another 4 miles an hour it becomes a hurricane but it won't matter. the story will be the rain that it brings. all the moisture. we have hurricane watches and warnings. a lot of this, the flooding we are going to see associated with the system. early bands of rain have begun to better the coast of louisiana stretching to the florida panhandle. the heaviest rain along the louisiana coast and up into

mississippi as the system makes landfall and runs farther north. this will be a widespread flooding event and it is not just the rainfall that will cause the problems. we have an issue with possible storm surge especially in low-lying areas anywhere from 3 to 6 feet of flooding on the coast. if it runs up on the coast it will be a mess not just today but it will linger into sunday and even monday as it tracks to the north. >> problem with that area is it is a beautiful area but it is all a low-lying area. our prayers with all the people of the gulf coast affected by the storm overnight and throughout the weekend. stay with fox for continuous live updates as we track barry and all our friends down there stay safe. that's all the time we have tonight, catch my podcast, 3 new episodes posted this week, politics, culture, everything in between. you do not want to miss what i discussed with ted nugent. he can be a little outspoken. he's even more so on my podcast,

go to podcastone.com and i will make a special appearance on water's world saturday night at 8:00 pm. we talk about the demise of the democrats in their attempt to tear down our time-honored institutions, shannon bream and the fox news 19, take it all from here. >> this is a fox news alert. live in new york, louisiana residents on high alert as tropical storm barry is better in the gulf coast with heavy rain. the national hurricane center says some coastal roads are already underwater. barry is expected to make landfall later this morning south of northern city. louisiana has been under a state of emergency since wednesday. we are now joined by senior correspondent rick leventhal who is on the ground in new orleans. i can see already and even hear the rain. it is really starting to pick up. >> i