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a little down time will happen here depends of can lift you right up. course on the consumer. consumer spending accounts for ♪ about 70% of economic activity flights, hotels, cars, in this country. now, we heard from macy's on activities, vacation rentals. expedia. wednesday, a bad mix for a lot everything you need to go. of company-specific reasons but the company also highlighted that tariffs are a concern. president trump: i think sleepy it said consumers won't fare joe may be able to limp across well absorbing higher prices should that happen but then the finish line, but today, they walmart on thursday, a big beat. 20 consecutive quarters of sales announced that they're going to gains the second round of tariff cut way back on his appearances, s though could hurt because he is such a disaster, walmart, but the way things stand at the moment they're they're going to have fewer doing okay. on friday, deere, farmers are appearances. you heard that, right? they're going to cut way back on holding off on buying equipment because of the trade war and his appearances, could you then retail sales, thursday, believe it? if i ever did that, it would be healthy. the commerce department said online grocery, clothes, over. david: president trump taking aim at joe biden while campaign electronics, they all saw gains. signs that the consumer is alive ing in new hampshire after reports surfaced that and well but yesterday, the biden's allies wanted the 2,020 university of michigan saying consumer sentiment index came in yardarm front runner to scale below estimates for august and back campaign stops in order to that was the lowest so far this avoid all those gaps so is this year. meantime the president delayed a problem for the democrat front some of the new expected tariffs runner? joining me now new york city until mid-december presumably to

hold potential price increases councilman joe borelli, gop off. he also said he'll be speaking strategist, joseph pinion, and with china's president soon, but college political science this is why volatility was so high. lots of different indicators, professor jeanie z ano is back with us. let me start with you. lots of uncertainty, as we move can biden's team save joe biden forward, david. from his self? >> [laughter] david: thank you, jackie. it's going to be hard. well with all of these mixed i mean let's face it. joe biden has done this twice signals what is the white house before, and both times, he made signaling? kevin corke is in berkeley very similar types of gaffes, heights, new jersey where the president is spending this weekend. how you doing, my friend? and both times he was not >> always good to be with you, david. successful in capturing the listen its been said many times nomination and now, you know, before, right? years ago then we had him eight it's the economy. well that's what the president is banking on, a strong economy years as vice president. he's still very comfortably in to propel him to victory in 202d the lead of the fox news and most of the other major polls mentioned, it's not going to be an easy ride by any stretch of but the gaffes do hurt him the imagination when you consider the unrest abroad like especially to the extent they make the case that the president tries to make over and over in hong kong for example, and afraid and other economic head which is that he is not ready wins here at home. for primetime due to age and let me take you inside the other issues that have made him numbers and i think the folks at home will find this instruct stumble. ever and let me talk about the david: and his gaffes is not treasury we saw the 30 year treasury note fall to a fresh improved over time yet when you see the president i'm just record low and the 10 year fell wondering if there's a sympathy

to 1.487% that's the lowest in vote for joe, is the president kicking him too much? three years, manufacturing >> no, this is a competition for the president of the united output, david, it's off just a states of america, but your bit down 1.5% since december allies you're playing the time 2018 but are we headed toward a recession? of hide biden to election day. well depends on who you ask, but the fact is the economy broadly when your best friend according seems to have a great deal of to joe biden and barack obama in this report i think it was the strength across most sectors, hill saying maybe you don't have even as the president continues to run in 2020. i mean, those that love us most to push for more aggressive rate often tell us truths that we cuts in fact he told thousands at a rally in hugh ham this week don't want to hear. david: are you saying that trump loves joe biden more than that tariffs, trade tensions and politics be damned, he is by far anything? >> no but obama does and when my wife tells me don't go out in the best man for your wallet and he wants your vote. that shirt she's being polite and saying don't go out in the president trump: you have no choice but to vote for me short. joe biden is a faster past his because your 401 (k), down the prime. you compare that to what we saw by president trump in new tubes, everything is going to be down the tubes, so whether you hampshire. he was proving to the world he was at his fighting weight, he's love me or hate me, you've got in a stadium with 13,000 people to vote for me. and 1% of the population of new reporter: so as you see right hampshire, show me the there, the president feels very democratic candidate biden or strongly that we're on the right otherwise doing that. david: you know joseph when we track. the numbers seem to bear that go in, fox news does, and goes out. don't forget we'll hear from the into nearby diners and so forth fed chair on friday, jerome powell steps up to the at these rallies and the one

comment that you heard most microphone but for now david often was about the president's back to you. david: kevin corke enjoy the performance the other night was weekend so is a recession coming energy. his energy is just extraordinary or not? let's ask our market pros fox and you ask anybody who works news contributors gary b. smith, for him, his energy is too much for most of the people that are half his age trying to keep up >> julie: , jonas max ferris and with it. >> i think one common thread good to see you all so jonas right now for the democrats going all the way back into what do you think? 2,016 your they keep placing >> i think the odds of a their faith and go out past that recession have gone up but i'd , and hillary clinton in also see the odds of a boom next 2016 was not the hillary clinton year have gone up. it was looking like we would of 2008. you talk about the mueller have a sluggish economy and now report people said that robert it looks like a recession if you mueller was going to come in and look at the bond market and what save the day turns out he shows investors are expecting however up on capitol hill a man that might still be a patriot but a these low rates could also make the market take off. the economy is this is actually the lowest interest rate man diminished from his prime and now they've placed his hopes environment for this strong of an economy and as long as i can remember, so if the tariff war in joe biden but the gaffes all of a sudden ended or ended remain the same. david: we talked about an ace positively and we're sitting in the deck before, the one there with near 1% rate you'll that joe biden has is barack have an expansion that would obama. just kick in stock price is up i mean it's clear from the last it would be very hot next year. debate that a lot of democrat candidates felt comfortable beating up on president obama david: well if he somehow works out a deal with the chinese we and his record in order to make just saw the tractor sales are their personal case, joe biden didn't do it, of course he was slow, farmers are putting off vice president, he wouldn't do

buying equipment. if they get a trade deal people it, but will president obama begin to actively campaign for joe biden now and could that are going to be buying equipment turn the tide? , manufacturing is going to go up against we're going to have a boom. >> first of all i think it's a >> we will have a boom and horrendous mistake on the part that's one of the many things the president has in its pocket. of the democrats to beat up on if he can find a deal look at, president obama who remains for democrats the most popular even democrats before he was figure in the party bar none and elected were saying we need to deal with the chinese, on that's why we saw them beat up on him during the debate stage intellectual property, he could say if he successfully completes and the next day start to walk it back recognizing what they it that he has done what presidents weren't able to do had done. i do think president obama is beforehand. he also has other things in his going to hold back on any sort pockets. not that long ago he talked to of formal campaigning until nancy pelosi and chuck schumer people in the democratic primar about an infrastructure ies have a chance to vote. investment. something like that is a big i don't think he wants to get boom for the economy, so he quite out there upfront about this, and let's not forget. still has room to maneuver, timing is going to be key here. joe biden is not yet the nominee david: and gary b., he still has consumers on his side. we had retail sales this week he still has maybe 25 other that were terrific, so they are from the perspective of the man challengers so they haven't on the street, they are going quite made their decision. it's still very very early and out still buying stuff. >> i'm glad you brought that up people like elizabeth warren and , david because it really others are moving up quickly in comes down to which factor do the polls so he does have stiff you think is going to be bigger. competition out there. look, i think even if we reach he does not walk away. david: sticking with you for a an agreement on tariffs, china's second, elizabeth warren is giving bernie a run for his

economy is declining. there's no doubt about that, and money. the last debate they were friendly with each other i don't other than maybe an odd country think it's going to p ha in the here or there, maybe something next debate. >> the fox news poll she's at 20% he's down to 10 and when she the rest of the non-u.s. economy started in the fox news poll she was at 4 i believe she's up to is kind of flatlined to going 20. she is a very very good down so we have that on the one candidate. side. on the other side as you rightly david: would the trump campaign rather see somebody veering towards socialism, openly like point out, the u.s. economy is doing well and then of course the bulk of that is the u.s. bernie and more like elizabeth warren than a joe biden? consumer, so it really boil >> you know, perhaps. s down to do you think the i don't think it's fair to differentiate joe biden from all of the other candidates. u.s. economy out weighs the rest joe biden has pivoted heart of the world dragging us down? today left, just like everyone i think it's 50/50 right now. else in that campaign stage. i think though when you talk i don't know. about socialism going into 2020, yeah, i'm not in favor of an if the campaign for president is infrastructure deal. i think that would be a horrible based on capitalism and trump, waste of money but the tariffs would help buoy confidence, i versus socialism and whoever the nominee is that's a fight that think. will there be a recession? trump campaign is down to make. of course at some point there's >> i disagree slightly in the going to be a recession in the next few years, it just depends sense that i think you are who you were when people met you. at how strong really the u.s. i think that that's part of the strength of donald trump, that consumer can continue to do he can be donald trump to our it. >> well there's a political

calculus john, here of course seniors, he can be 90s donald which is there going to be a trump to people like me and he recession before the election. if that happens it could really can be celebrity apprentice donald trump for next generation hurt president trump's chances z people so i think people see of re-election, but to gary's you how they want to see you and point look at what europe is i think joe biden really doesn't doing. they are doing all the wrong offend too many people. i think that's why he things. you had germany joining the united kingdom this week consistently remains ahead in reporting their first quarter the polls and talk about the they had a drop in terms of primary objectives of democratic growth, that is they are in primary voters bringing back negative territory. if they have two they will be in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin that's why he's ahead recession. can the u.s. as vibrant as our but he doesn't win eye all hell jobs market is and retail sales, breaks loose. can we avoid a recession if the david: well north korea shooting off more missiles while rest of the world goes into one? ruling out more talks with the >> we're not going to avoid one south. what are we doing to reign them but we can prolong one. in? fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. look every expansion has a bust at the end of bull markets don't die with a wimper, they die with a bang, so when you have an but allstate actually helps you drive safely... economic expansion, this is the longest in our history we'll with drivewise. have a slow down and recession at some point. it lets you know when you go too fast... that's a normal healthy part of the economic cycle. ...and brake too hard. when you talk politically, only with feedback to help you drive safer. president mckinley has been re-elected during our recession in the history of our country so giving you the power to actually lower your cost. if a recession comes before the election president trump will most likely not be elected. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that.

the yield curve, everybody talks about that in version. now that you know the truth... in 2005 it's predicted all the are you in good hands? recessions for the last 50 years but it's not always immediate. in 2,005, the yield curve invert ed, the recession occurred two years later, so any time you have a long expansion you're going to have a slow down at some point. we've already had a recession in manufacturing for two straight quarters of declining growth which is technically a recession but the u.s. economy is very strong to your point and it can withstand this it looks like for the foreseeable future. david: and jonas the fact is that what the europeans have and the reason they are having so much trouble is because they didn't lower their tax rates the way we did here. they didn't cut the red tape and all those horrible regulations that were stopping business from performing here. that's what got our economy moving, and the president spoke to that point at a rally. i think do we have the sound bite? okay, well i'm sure you saw the sound bite of the president saying look, even if you hate me , you've got no choice to vote

for me because those other guys are going to put us where europe is. >> yeah, you could make the case that the budget surplus, they're running in germany is why they have a recession. they didn't come in, we're basically running a sort of a stimulus program, maybe that's why we're extending such a long expansion, we basically attack such an effect, we have an increased spending effect and that's the budget deficit. i think what it really boils down to is what do people do with these low rates. are businesses going to panic look at the rate curve and oh, we can't spend money or expand there's going to be a recession, or are consumers like that, i'm actually going to buy now that i can get a mortgage at this rate or that car, so there's a lot of potential stimulus that could kick in just from the low rates but also a lot of panic in the since my dvt blood clot i was thinking... could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? market. david: what about the president i wanted to help protect myself. 's point? of course he talks about himself my doctor recommended eliquis. a lot on the campaign trailment he's been doing that even before eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent he was elected president, but another dvt or pe blood clot... when he says i had this almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis businessman and the oval office the other day, i said what are didn't experience another. you doing here? ...and eliquis has significantly you hate me, i hate you and the

less major bleeding guy said yeah, but i've got to than the standard treatment. vote for you because there's no eliquis is fda approved other choice. and has both. what do you think? >> we heard in new hampshire don't stop eliquis the other day the president laid unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious out his campaign, which is going to be you may not like my tweets and in rare cases fatal bleeding. , you may not like the don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve things i say, but the economy is or abnormal bleeding. strong so you need to vote for if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis me to protect your pocket, and i call your doctor right away don't think we can underestimate the fact he's going to be if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, running against somebody, unless you may bruise more easily... the democrats get somebody that and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care appeals to those people in the for sudden signs of bleeding, rust belt, where president trump like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk was strong in 16, it's going to if you take certain medicines. be a very close election and the tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. president has the enormous what's around the corner could be surprising. advantage of being the incumbent , plus a good economy. ask your doctor about eliquis. the economy is important. it is not holy determinant because he's running against an opponent. david: right and of course it david: north korea is testing depends who that opponent is and missiles yet again, shortly we'll talk about that coming up. thank you, gang. well now to hong kong where after peace talks are called off protests are expected for an with south korea fires off the 11th straight weekend. sixth missile test in less than three weeks so how should we really the question is whether they will be peaceful or violent respond? joining me now is former uss fox business network susan li is commander kirk liphold.

there, live. she's been reporting wonderfully great to see you again commander thanks for being here. over the past couple of days. is it time to pushback? susan what's the latest? the last time president trump >> well another chaotic scene actually spoke to the task said in hong kong tonight. they weren't a big deal but is we are in the busy district it now time to push back? where a lot of tourists visit >> well i think it is when you and literally just a few hours look at it, these firings of ago we were following riot ballistic missiles although police in riot gear down these short range still violate united busy streets. they were trying to ward off nation sanctions, and while trump is trying to give them protesters, but it shows that president trump is trying to this is a new reality here in give them a little bit of room to stop these tests, north korea hong kong as shop keepers say they have never seen anything cutting off communications with like this. we caught up with the leaders south korea, continuing to do and asked them why they are these tests, they're just rattl continuing this into an 11th ing because they want straight week and why they are so defiant against china. attention. the problem is each of these tests aren't just being done for testing sake. >> we think that the nation of they're being done to tryout new the communist party is evil and technologies. solid rocket boosters, guidance that's why we won't negotiate. systems, war head capacity and capability for carrying short and then intermediate range nuclear missiles potentially, so reporter: so to cap off a while these are being done, disruptive week in hong kong, they're being done with purpose and that's what we have to be after for two straight days after the scuffles and violence careful of. david: let me talk about the that broke out and because of first part though, and whether that we do have heightened

concerns that beijing might or not this is a message that intervene, especially as we have they're sending to us, the united states, to maybe help them get rid of the maximum thousands of troops artillery stationed just nearby, 20 miles pressure, or to the south korean s or to both. away from here in a southern >> it's to both. chinese city and most experts when you look at it what they say that probability is still want the united states to do is remote and we heard from john come back to the negotiating bolton, the national security table, and talk, but i think advisor this week saying it secretary of state pomona had it would be a mistake for beijing exactly right. we will come back to the table, if you provide us with a to repeat hong kong. david back to you. david: you see that young verifiable regime and a timeline protester and you think of that guy who sod in front of the tank for denuclearization and until they reach that point we should , that iconic photograph you not be backing off sanctions, we hope it doesn't come to that in should be working with our hong kong. allies in the region and you great to see you susan thank you have to remember this is being very much. well jeffrey epstein's death has done against the back drop of been ruled a suicide now but a number one, china, whose refused lot of forensic experts are to really engage on this issue still not satisfied. at all, that we're in the middle why? of a trade war with when it we're going to meet one coming up next. comes to the tariffs which in my view is a larger national security issue for what they're doing to us but also you have to with the freestyle libre 14 day system remember the dynamic of the just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. deteriorating relations between both south korea and japan that are not going as well, so north with the freestyle libre 14 day system,

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your groups are getting smaller. the day, you have to look at the and they'd better, fact. because your tag just came in the mail. we have at least got them talking. there is at least dialogue now this is what you live for. it's your season. and still an opportunity to try and come to a solution but again so head to bass pro shops and cabela's , a verifiable timeline with specific criteria for for the fall hunting classic sale and event. it's your chance to gear up at big savings. denuclearization has to be the hard line that we hold to and if your adventure starts here. necessary, increase the sanctions that we're putting on. david: again i think of those poor south koreans their capitol is just a few miles from the dmz from north korea. we don't want them to suffer any more than they have in the past. commander great to see you again thank you very much. >> you as well. david: you as well. protesters taken to the streets in hong kong for an 11th straight weekend why what happens there next matters a lot to us now. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service.

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the town of portland, oregon, which has seen many too many of those protests turn violent, and the president has just tweeted about antifa major considerations being given to naming antifa an organization of terror. portland is being watched very closely. hopefully the mayor will be able to properly do his job. and we will keep an eye on that throughout the morning. here, meanwhile jeffrey epstein 's death ruled a suicide in the autopsy report, but his attorneys still have questions, saying in part, we're not satisfied with the conclusions of the medical examiner, we will have a more complete response in the coming days. fox news correspondent learning more details and joins us now by phone. brian? reporter: david, good morning. new york city's chief medical examiner a u.s. naval nothing the findings of jeffrey epstein 's autopsy and really just one sentence saying, "after careful review of all of the investigative information, including complete autopsy find

ings, the determination of the death of jeffrey epstein is below, causing suicide. they are reporting, david marks found on epstein's neck are consistent with those left by a fabric and that matches reports that epidemic stein hanged himself with with a bedside off his bunk inside a cell in the special housing unit of the correctional center and epstein was found dead in his cell last saturday morning and his autopsy was completed on sunday but the medical examiner said she needed further information to complete that report, and as you said, now epstein's defense team says it is not satisfied with the examiner's conclusion and they intend to conduct their own independent and complete investigation, his lawyers are now demanding to see surveillance video, of the hallways outside of epstein's jail cell. now the department of justice, the fbi and bureau of prisons are all investigating the circumstances of epstein's death and this as sources tell fox

news some mcc jail staff has not david: unrest in hong kong continuing as thousands of been initially cooperative with protesters are gathering for multiple rallies overnight, this these investigators so we shall see. weekend marking the 11th david: by the way, just a point straight such demonstrations so of order here, dr. michael boden how will china handle this , the world famous forensic situation, what does the u.s. do to respond? medical doctor was overseeing with me now is gordon chang, the the autopsy. has he said anything about how it was carried out or the coming collapse of china gordon medical examiner's report? good to see you thank you very >> he is under a gag order, much. this is, let me take the second because he was, he took part in part of that first this is the that autopsy so he cannot speak week the president began tweet ing about hong kong and yet but we do know from a source kind of linking it to his that that autopsy report will be discussions with china. released to epstein's family was he right to do so? >> i actually would have some time next week. whether or not the public will separated them out largely see that we don't know because because hong kong is a different they're not public record in new issue. york. so it might be up to up seen's in china's attacking not only family as to whether we see democracies but the concept of those or not. democracy so they are going david: well what are after us and also the chinese on investigators looking for now, hong kong have actually been on the phone forensic saying that we instigated the pathologist joins us, and we protest so there's nothing we couldn't have a better representative of the forensic can do, they want an enemy and also when you look at it china community. doctor, bottom line, did the is in the streets of hong kong autopsy clear things up or did because they are trying to limit

they make it even more cloudy? >> well let me answer your their freedom, so we've got a common enemy. this has nothing to do with question by extending my trade. i would have kept the two congratulations to you as a separate. david: let's think of worst case scenario. if beijing sends in the troops very perceptive comentator, starts killing people on the observing that dr. michael boden streets how do we respond? , an excellent highly- >> well i think before that what we do is we make it very clear to china, with our friends experienced forensic and allies saying look there's pathologist was present at the going to be severe consequences autopsy and then the attorneys are saying they're not accepting for this. china is a militant hostile , you think about what state. it came to power through the use that implies, can say no more, of force and it keeps its power but you think about that through force. of course they want to use force but the thing is, the united contrary to the eminent new york states can stop them from doing what they normally would do by times, which are on the first making it clear that if they were to do that it would be the page essentially that it's over and so on. last sedation that xi-jinping it's not over until its been ever made so this is really up to us to be clear with our china and also to have our friends and reviewed, and commented upon, and keep in mind when they say allies back us up on this. autopsy reports, no report has david: now the chinese been issued. communist, as single-minded as only the ruling in the office as they are about power, they must to the cause of death hanging realize that hong kong is a very and the manner of death, suicide special place. if they don't have hong kong and

so hold on. the freedom that it has and the my comments remain the same, sir trust that international traders put in hong kong in order to number one, if this was a lean finalize deals and so forth, their economy would be dead. it would absolutely die. they would not be able to fill ing, if he had not hurled himself off the five and a half out international contracts without the free banking system foot high bunk going into the that they have in hong kong air and coming down, if he did which would die if they sent the not do that and he simply leaned troops in. >> that is certainly true i forward, he would not have had agree with that and the chinese what they have told us, so what economy already is fragile has been reported from the new especially when you look at the york post, the washington post i numbers for june and july but the point is xi-jinping believes don't know that there were " multiple fractures" and you that the ruler of china, the would not get multiple fractures president but really the general by leaning into a rope, in this secretary of the communist party , he believes in a state- case, a bed sheet tied around dominated economy. he thinks the idea was pretty the neck. david: doctor we don't have good and he doesn't like the that much time but i want to put foreigners there so this gives a point on it. they have ruled the manner of him an excuse basically to death suicide as you just mentioned. do you rule out murder? bolster state banks, state enterprises and i'm not so sure he would use it in the same way >> no. i do not, based upon what has david and by the way david the been reported, if it be correct, communist party officials they

are from shanghai and they look at hong kong and say i want that one, multiple fractures, two a so basically less for hong kong is more for me and that type of leaning-into position. attitude is i think it's if those two facts, if they prove to be correct, then this obviously wrong, not very enlightening but many people do have that. case cannot be ruled as a david: the coming collapse of china is the name of the book. suicide at the very least, it must be left as undetermined, or gordon chang good to see you thank you very much. >> thanks, david. pending, and the medical david: the medical examiner's examiner's office on their death report on jeffrey epstein may be out but questions surrounding certificate has that option. his prison death still remain the house judiciary committee david: doctor just 30 seconds demanding answers of its own. were there signs of a struggle? member andy biggs is here on do we know if there were signs what he hopes to find coming up. of a struggle? >> i do not know that but i'd it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the have to see the external examination described in the sleep number 360 smart bed. autopsy report and that's a very you can adjust your comfort on both sides good question, and what was the your sleep number setting. position of the body in which it can it help us fall asleep faster? was found, that would be yes, by gently warming your feet. important to fit in with but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your somebody. david: doctor we have to leave movements and automatically adjusts it at that. we're very honored to have you to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. here dr. wecht, we really so you can really promise better sleep. appreciate it. not promise... prove. well critics blasting israel's ..

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his death is ruled suicide but there is not a lot of questions. jackie heinrich live in new york. >> jeffrey epstein committed suicide but epstein's defense and forensic experts have their doubts. investigative investigation of autopsy findings, determination david: and now to the brewing of the death of jeffrey epstein is below the hanging manner of controversy over freshman suicide. democrat congresswoman and her trip to israel which is now off he is indicating he's a bedsheet that trip would have begun today to hang himself at the washington post and new york gillian turner has the very latest for us. reporter: hi, david, she times reported epstein, announced her decision not to including the thyroid bone that can break and hanging. travel to israel and the palestinian territories yesterday via twitter, explain two experts have different ing she's doing what she opinions on the matter. believes is in the best interest of her family and of the people >> they are more consistent with writing silencing me and manual strangulation, not even treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me. ligature strangulation. the ligature is low down.

it would kill a piece of me and i've decided visiting my >> they come and without an grandmother under these undetermined manner of death but oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in, fighting against racism, a manner of death that says oppression, and injustice. suicide they must have known tlaib's family members talked to something else. there must be other evidence. fox news about how the whole episode has impacted them. >> reporter: epstein's defense team wants to see surveillance take a listen. >> i didn't meet rashida for a video from his cell leading up to his desk telling fox news we are not satisfied with the conclusions of the medical examiner. long time, she didn't come but we will have a more complete her mother used to visit us. they didn't allow rashida to come. we are with rashida in rejecting response in coming days. the department of justice, fbi and bureau of prisons the decision. investigating how epstein was we consider it a right decision. alone long enough to kill himself. and whether guards on duty reporter: this will they won't they trip has ignited a followed protocol. political firestorm here in in the hours before epstein died washington, this week. one guard post was left the president leading the charge that fellow freshman democrat illham omar are anti-semites. unstaffed after midnight. ten guards were working president trump: they are very overtime. one of those guards forced to work that shift involuntarily. anti anti-jewish and anti-israel i think it's disgraceful the >> that alone is worth investigation. things they've said. now the house judiciary reporter: the lawmakers on both committee launching its own sides of the aisle are pushing bipartisan investigation into back on the government's initial the details surrounding epstein's death.

decision to deny the congresswoman entrance. senator rubio tweeting denying them entry into israel is a andy eggs sits on the judiciary mistake. and senator sanders taking the committee. we thought this autopsy report would solve everything, it opportunity to spotlight u.s. hasn't. one person who is overseeing the aid and defense spending in autopsy was medical doctor, the country. world famous for an sick doctor >> but if he doesn't want members to visit, maybe he can working for some of the people respectfully decline the billion s of dollars that we give involved. to israel. reporter: though the trips now officially off, the fallout still rippling across he is under gag order so he may have something to say. washington today, and the what do you want to find out? controversy this has stirred up over both u.s. israeli >> this is a situation that is relationship legislations and ripe for conspiracy theorists to go wild on. president trump's relationship with prime minister benjamin netanyahu is far, david, from we want to find out all the procedures, all the protocols, over. david: thank you very much and now the fallout from one of our allies banning members of congress former assistant u.s. whether they were followed, why mister epstein was left alone. attorney, andrew mccarthy joining us now. good to see you, andy so we'll talk about the collusion story when you start looking at it, it lends itself to conspiracy theories. in a second but first on this we want to get to the bottom of it and find out and understand because it goes to the over what's happened with omar credibility. and tlaib. was israel within its rights to ban them from coming? >> let me go to the top of the conspiracy theories.

>> of course it's absolutely within its rights to keep aliens number one, do you suspect any from the perspective of israel of course these are non-israelis of the vips mentioned in various depositions against the epstein but whose express goal is estate found a way to get to epstein? >> no evidence of that basically the destruction of israel and one of the or at whatsoever but it doesn't mean the vast majority of people, least the jewish state i should can't talk to friends, no one say, because i think what they believes it is a suicide. say their goal is to have a democracy but the way they would roll it out, israel as we know it, would no longer exist, but she is an experienced medical very much lost in the coverage, doctor. david schweikert the fact that she said it is a suicide. israel has a law, they've had it in place i think since 2017, she is in a position to now but outlying bds and supporters and a lot of people outside of that keeping supporters of bds. position have suspicion. david: let me just interrupt >> i'm not going to the for those that don't know, bds credibility of her findings. stands for boycott, i'm talking about a guy who divestiture, and something else. >> sanctions. david: sanctions, right excuse me but it's an anti-israel group that initially omar said she allegedly committed horrendous

acts, tried to rich and powerful people that could be exposed all over the place, this is the type wouldn't follow after she was elected she began following it. of scenario where the credibility can't win either way. go ahead. >> yeah, and we would, david, we would keep people out of our country, at least a law would we have to get to the bottom of allow us to keep people out of it and find real concrete our country that didn't want it to exist that would attack our answers. country and violate our laws so if somebody was coming into our >> hopefully attorney general william barr will do that. country and allowance announcing an intention basically to he wants to do that. violate our laws we would keep them out so obviously they are presumably it will go to what is happening in the federal prison have the right to do that. david: andy we showed some system but got screwed up so quotes from republicans who were terribly, do you trust william barr's investigation or do you against banning them and of think the next or congressional course democrats like bernie investigation is necessary? sanders, but there are a number of democrats who are say that as >> if there is one person full you do, that israel is within its rights to ban members of bds of gravitas it is attorney general william barr. he is going to get to the bottom of this. , including congresswoman from their shores. we had brad sherman, democrat from california, saying exactly i agree with chairman nadler and ranking member collins. that, and even bill maher. the judiciary committee should be looking at this closely as well. bill maher, of all people, said

basically the same thing, let me >> whether or not his death was play a sound bite and get your reaction. >> bds is a impurity test by a suicide or something else, investigations ongoing, those people who want to appear woke but actually slept through vips, i won't do it right now. history class. >> congresswoman omar said things like it's all about the benjamins, israel has hypnotized the world, may ala awaken the presumably there will be people and help them see the investigations whether it is evil doing of israel. she apologized for it but it's civil or criminal whether they out there, jews control the were involved with epstein. >> the attorney general said the world, jews control the money. investigation will go forward. he will see other charges that i could see why they don't get a hero's welcome. david: i would say the folks for the squad have trouble when are brought, evidence to support you have bill maher against them those charges, i trust the >> yeah, well this is the point attorney general and i think he will get to the bottom of this. no one in israel is saying that those views can't be aired but why should they have to bring it is going to take a certainly more months, maybe years before non-israelis into the country to express them and agitate? we get to the bottom of this. i mean, if we were sensible, we wouldn't put up with that kind of stuff in our own country and >> one thing it has artie taken years to get to the bottom of is the origin of the russia i think my republican friends investigation. who are bent out of shape sort that continues, the judiciary committee had a few swings at that.

of realize what they're concerned about is the domestic election cycled politics of america, whereas israel is concerned about its survival. ag bar is continuing his investigation. david: let's bring it back home for a second, andy and this deals with the collusion, the have you heard anything about what they are looking into or origin of the russian investigation. there's a guy named stefan halpe what they discovered? >> getting close to resolving r. he was trying to set up a lot of some of the issues of the people trump campaign officials. he is now admitting in a court that were involved. because he's been sued in a civil case, that he worked for the u.s. intelligence, at the time that he was trying to trip from the five countries, conducting interviews for people trump campaign officials, this would seem to indicate if he was who were involved but the bottom working for the fbi or the cia, line is i believe william barr will get to the bottom of this at that time during the obama administration, trying to set them up that looks like an but they are doing one thing i attack by a sitting administration against a political campaign. credit them for, keeping a tight lid on this thing so we are that's bad stuff. >> yeah, i thought that's what it was from the start, and i'd getting a few leaks here and also note that given the fact there but we are not getting the wholesale speculation you might that he was targeted at these trump campaign officials in otherwise expect to find and the other thing is our friend from

britain, we have to assume that there was coordination between the two governments as well. utah. what i find fascinating about this, dave is when this first we don't know what he is doing. came to the floor, i don't know, the year and a half, two years >> then inspector general horowitz, ongoing, the chairman ago, it's all running together now, but there was a lot of of your committee doing any outrage in the media, that how more? could you possibly publicly talk >> yes he is, he lost in court about somebody who was an undercover operative on behalf of the united states government, but trying to get people and here we are, the guy is now, subpoenaed in. he wants to continue the investigation, he's not pretending anymore. he's at risk, so he's outing the investigation related to the himself. david: right, right, well it's findings but there were no amazing how these things turn out and if you want to see the mueller findings, that is the origins of all of this ball of collusion is the book by andy problem for mister nadler, no mueller findings went his way. he will continue to stir the pot mccarthy, terrific book, wonderful to see you thank you as much as he can. very much. appreciate it. well limit the campaign stops, >> hope you will continue to in order to stop the gas, why come back and tell us what is what joe biden allies are said going on on the inside, thank to be mulling could be an even you very much. bigger problem for the democrat >> look at germany. should we be worried their front runner. money managers migt seem the same, defense spending may slow down as well as their economy?

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>> not just worries about the economy here, try over there. that could impact defense spending. how big worry this is, you use the word offensive, and 2% of gdp, a part of nato. that is tough language for a diplomat. are germans responding? >> what we are trying to make clear is germany is the largest economy in europe and nato said in 2014 a 10 year deadline so the countries involved in nato

would have 10 years to get to the 2% obligation. the one thing we do know is donald trump has been clear and tough and pushing on this issue and we see past administrations talk about this they haven't been able to deliver, donald trump has been able to deliver. what will we see you by 2020, $100 billion, billion with a b, $100 billion and more defense spending. and many years to come, throughout europe and in canada, begin to spend more and the economy has a lot to do with this because it is a percentage

of, and if you know their gdp goes down, that 2% is going to be a lower number. one thing we know about the german economy is it is strong, slowing down, the germans are watching closely and they have a surplus. we have $22 trillion national debt. >> on the other hand what happened this week sent the markets down. it was part of the markets here crashing, in their first quarter, they lost money. negative growth is an oxymoron, two of those quarters of negative growth and if they go to recession, 2% would be less of a cost because gdp will be lower but they are going to be struggling to pay the bills. >> what we are trying to present, what the president is clear about his defense capabilities. less about the number below 2%

is obligation where we are not backing away from, nato obligation. and the peacekeeping operation and the un peacekeeping operations around the world. the largest economy in europe, we think the germans should be a partner, should be able to pull their weight and the rest of europe is beginning to say the same thing, we heard the polish and lithuanians talking about sacrifices eastern european's are making and that is a direct push on the germans to say if you are the largest economy in europe you have a responsibility to help do what the world does which is sacred continuity and crises. >> don't want to rain on the parade, $100 billion extra spending by europe is a tremendous figure, in -- chancellor merkel announced her

goals and her goal is 1.5%. it doesn't sound like your goals. >> 1.5 x 2024 is not two by 2024 which is what nato obligation is but also talking about trying to meet it as quickly as possible, no excuses, every country must -- who are involved in nato, members of nato should meet the nato obligation. what is particularly troubling for many americans and donald trump is to see germans spending less on their obligations in nato while at the same time feeding the beast of russia with this nordstrom 2 pipeline. the two things together, the thing that really makes

americans question whether they are taking their nato obligation seriously, one thing if they could meet the 2% and then felt they needed to buy the gas. the two in combination when you are feeding the beast like that. >> you presaged my next question which was this pipeline with russia. we announced vehemently we thought it was a bad idea particularly when you have better allies like the united states than the russians who have our lng and natural gas. any possibility we could break up that deal or they may be able to do both, have that pipeline with russia and have more courts to receive our lng? >> let's be very clear, the united states was against having the nordstrom 2 pipeline before we were able to export liquid natural gas. the two have nothing to do with each other.

we long thought europe needs to diversify and not do it through nordstrom one and nordstrom 2 pipeline from russian gas. we think it is more important and also let me make this point. nordstrom one is acceptable. part of the european diversification includes some russian gas. we are saying no russian gas, you have to diversify if it goes too far. i will finish by saying the cruise bill, senator ted cruz, i had dinner with him this week in berlin and here's bill is interesting because it is extremely targeted. it is not a broad bill but it does go after certain parts of the builders of nordstrom to and it is a good idea. >> i will ask you to be undiplomatic. i understand if you won't be but

is there corruption involved? we have read reports of that not only through ted cruz with renewed for accounting germany. >> whenever the russians are involved there is always corruption. >> straight and to the point. thank you very much for being here. hong kong bracing front 11 straight weekend of protests, china's military preparing their military in case things get out of hand. how bad could it get and how should the us response? that is next. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next.

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activists are rallying, 11th weekend in a row and the chinese military reporting they are ready to act if things get out of hand. how should the us respond? test the ambassador to china, max baucus. we have been showing these terrific reports from susan lee in hong kong, the protesters, you hear them denouncing chinese communism as evil in front of the camera with their face exposed, the bravery of those protests, yet some of these demos get out of control but on the other hand you just can't knock the bravery behind the people in these protests. >> i have been in hong kong a couple times, a lot of people in hong kong, man and woman on the street, very sympathetic to a basic movement of the protesters.

that touched a raw nerve, they are worried china will emphasize more than they have in the past. >> i remember, i'm old enough to remember the protests in eastern europe before the soviet union died, remember solidarity in poland and activists in czechoslovakia, they made mistakes along the way, there protests got out of control. they begin to coalesce toward a movement toward the on democratization and they helped defeat the largest empire in the world, the soviet union. they helped defeat it. i don't want to be pollyanna's about this but could that happen here? >> it is unlikely. they have the power of their message.

they are very tough and strong and lose face. after that they have tycoons. they want stability. i don't think the protesters are going to prevail unless, we are listening to you, we will bring that totally, commence a police investigation and we may consider chief executive carrie lamb re-signing. things the government of hong kong can do is list the protesters. at that point they sell out. >> what you mentioned is an optimistic spin on what the chinese might do. i hope that happens.

the president is weighing in on the protests in hong kong for the first time. obviously we are in the midst of a critical trade discussion with the chinese government the same time this is happening, how do these elements mix? the protests in hong kong, interest in those demonstrators in a trade deal with china. >> i think hong kong is more important than the trade deal because mainland government in china, xi jinping cannot let the world think it lost control, and the united states gets involved in the protesters in hong kong that will really irritate the chinese government. a summit between president obama

and xi, president xi twice raised hong kong, he was very worried the united states, really more upset now. >> the future of china and trade talks so far with the tariffs that accompanied them have been a crushing blow to the chinese economy. it shows you the importance of the trade talks you think hong kong is more important. >> i think one against the other that is true. the trade battle between the united states and china is hurting china more than anything, hurting us, the united states. the chinese can withstand pain. china went through the great

leap forward. tens of millions died of starvation, and chinese have a history, as necessary to survive. >> they didn't have much choice with the red guard breathing down their neck, executing as many people who died of starvation. >> or executed them. the great leap forward. moore died of starvation. >> we wish them the very best. >> thank you for being here, thank you for coming back. we know where rashida tlaib and ilhan omar are not heading but where's the controversy going. we will debate that next. or delicious... or fun.

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>> michigan the credit congresswoman rashida tlaib declining his relapse invitation to visit the west bank to see her 90-year-old grandmother. donald trump tweeting saying in part permission was quickly granted whereupon she had not returned the approval down, a complete set up. the only real winner is her

grandmother, she doesn't have to see her now. back with me now is joe or rally, think what you will of that tweet but the squad and rashida tlaib clearly are not getting the sympathy that i thought they thought they were going to get. >> it is amazing how a party, a group of people with racism can't understand the bigotry, founded for the jewish state to have a safe place from oppression, the threat of extermination of the people, you don't understand why the nation would not want that not on their shores, and it is beyond me. >> you bring up an interesting point because the question of whether discrimination is based on race or based on certain

policy, racism is discrimination based on race, not your political beliefs, democrats turning around. >> if you look at what transpired, should donald trump -- have the right to say that a threat to the financial viability of the state of israel is a threat to the physical safety of the jewish people? >> brad sherman who talked earlier, not only don't support rashida tlaib but are actively speaking against the views of the movement she now supports. how does all this translate to votes when it comes to the 2020 election? >> democrats are duly concerned because these two congresswomen and some of the others on the extreme left do not and have never supported their views on israel and palestine. it is incredibly dangerous for

the united states to have the president intervening, the prime minister bowing to his intervention, he didn't we they shouldn't be allowed to go. >> the timing was suspicious but we don't have proof. >> as taxpayers, he paid more for israel and congress people should be allowed to go. it is not in his relapse interest to start for political reasons and members of congress. >> i agree with you on everything often but not now. spare me the photo outrage from the left who didn't say blue when barack obama denied a member of the knesset, far right member of the knesset a visa to the united states in 2012 on political background. these are the same people who fine every time a mayor or local official says trump isn't welcome in their community. we have a congressperson in el paso recently, the speaker of the uk house of commons say trump isn't welcome. and the media loves them.

>> can i say some of us did. democracies are built on freedom of expression and all that expression should be welcome. i think israel has a right to deny these visas in these visits but i don't think it is the practice for the united states. >> israel is arguing against it think we have freedom of expression here but people don't have freedom to come in and fight the destruction of israel and the bds movement, rashida tlaib and omar said before they were elected they didn't support after they were elected they began to support, they are for the distraction of israel. >> concept is everything. let's not pretend there was a family vacation plane in the state of israel said you shall not pass. that is not what happened here. what happened was they spurned a congressional delegation to take a trip to the west bank with anti-semites.

having known that, knowing these individuals were showing up in the name of the united states to abdicate policies that undermine our strongest ally for peace, prosperity in the middle east are going to allow you to come to our country in the name of america, to pal up with individuals who mean to do the state of israel harm? >> what about the jewish vote which is important democrat elections, democrats like brad sherman denouncing bds and people that follow but like rashida tlaib and omar, that could cost them votes. >> it could and they are right to denounce it and israel and the united states are both strong enough countries to educate people by inviting them in and allowing them to see what is going on in our country and disagree or agree with certain policies and it is a big problem for democrats with the jewish vote but there's a substantial jewish vote that says we are

strong enough to have people come in and say we support this or we don't support that. that is my biggest -- rob: dealing with joseph a little bit about this, the racism charge most often thrown at donald trump, lost a lot of power because people begin to realize it wasn't racism defined is discrimination against a race but racism defined by certain democrats as a point of view politically. i don't think americans by that. >> i don't think they buy that at all and with respect to anti-semitism in israel there is a distinction between israel allowing members of congress who have differing views on the state of israel than them from coming in. they are all the time. these are two members who have been denounced by members of their own party for their anti-semitism. that is the line. if you want to destroy the state of israel the state of israel does not have to welcome you and you are justified.

>> i believe this was about principles about politics. the easiest thing for the jewish state to do would have been to allow congresswoman omar to go to israel and what we all know she was going to do, to embarrass herself, defend the indefensible but again i think they made a principal decision. it is not in the best interests of israel to allow individuals to come here in the name of our allied nation and district the continuity of -- >> being surrounded by enemies 24/7, 355 days a year you don't have much latitude. they felt they couldn't take that chance, good to see you, thanks for being here, 2020 democrat senator bernie sanders and elizabeth for about to take the stage in atlanta, georgia. poll numbers are surging in the general election, does that have

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interest rates and interest rates going down, the yield curve which will come out of that. consumers are driven by interest rate. when interest rates go down consumers open their interest and spend because it costs less to finance. i own car dealerships. consumers are pouring through the doors. car sales are up. overall the consumer is doing well. and i have to tell you the president is doing the right thing with these tariffs. and gotten them to blink. >> you mentioned interest rates. a lot of people by interests. we haven't had any inflation because of what is happening worldwide, they have negative interest rates keeping inflation low around the world but again

the consumer doesn't feel the prices. we were told the tariffs were going to cause prices to go up on all the stuff that comes from china. that hasn't happened yet either. >> consumers have not felt it -- i'm a real estate developer, people are buying, developing, a great time to be in this country and in business. the tariffs are out there, it affects consumers psyche more than it affects your pocketbook. >> businesses that do business in china, gm sells more cars in china than in the united states and that, they are hurting. china can retaliate and often it does and they shoot themselves in the book, we are doing the same.

they are feeling the pain of inflation. there inflation is pretty high. if they impose tariffs on us goods they will feel the pain greater. >> they will feel it greater. this is a strategic move. there is going to be a compromise and you never win 100% in negotiation. he knows what he is doing, this is his strategy. i think, china already blinked. the only thing that will concern me, china could retaliate, the second largest holder of us treasuries -- treasuries. >> farmers are hurting, they were paid a lot of tariff money and it is holding steady.

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>> elizabeth for an and bernie sanders addressing voters in atlanta. will proposals game them on the campaign trail. john afield, good to see you guys. i don't know anybody who hates government spending as much as you make. you are right up there. i hated as well. it goes up 8% for the past 6

months. the deficits are awful. multi-trillion dollar proposals. the deficit fits them. >> this is something we can't afford, we didn't borrow that much money to fund these initiatives. as long as the economy is good donald trump will be reelected, that happens with good economies. they have to find a way to get to voters. socialism is not the answer. only 18% of the country believes in a socialist agenda. i looked up the numbers to make sure, 50% of the country believes in bigfoot. 80% do not by the socialist agenda, if they are the counterpart to donald trump i don't think either of these two

have a chance of being elected. >> of those numbers are true, i never doubt my friend john, what about the fact that both bernie and elizabeth warren poll higher than donald trump? >> market watchers are skeptical of the polls because we far poll numbers that were not accurate. the market looks at the spending like john said. it worries this economy won't be able to sustain it long-term. we discussed before that potentially what happened last time was a lot of people looking to two candidates that were so extreme and both felt they were bad choices so they took the lesser of two evils and that could happen here if you get a bernie or liz that gets the nomination. be careful how extreme they go and we discussed the exchange

with the president, that businessman, you and i don't like each other, the conversation there, you need to vote for me and the businessman said he is on team trump because they are looking at the economy and saying the ball needs to keep moving forward, the engine needs to keep going and they are worried. >> let's put the 2 poles together, the polls john mentioned, 80% or whatever, americans don't want socialism because they are smart group of people but at the same time the socialists are polling better than donald trump. how do you put those together kick you >> there is no bigfoot because it would fall off the flat earth, we all know that. >> okay. >> are you saying the earth is round? >> i will say in a primary some of these giveaways, i don't think the actual voters like these offers. they are much bigger than what hillary is proposing, like

elizabeth warren's green initiative is more than what hillary had on the table. and more importantly voters are mostly elderly homeowners, they don't want to pay higher taxes to make all student loan debt go away. that is why student loan debt is tax deductible at high incomes and home mortgages are because the voter likes home mortgages, doesn't care so much, students don't want this. 44 million people with student loan debt, if they voted you would win a general election, they don't vote and people that do vote don't have student loans and they don't like these handouts so it might help in this primary, not the general election. >> keeping your pull americans hate socialism even joe biden, the most moderate of all the candidates in the democrats run for the presidency, is now talking about a green plan, getting rid of all fossil fuel during his administration. by your calculation americans care or about an issue than they

do about a person that means trump is reelected, right? >> i think so, joe biden has a problem. the one thing in a room full of crazy -- joe biden is a moderate that has a chance against donald trump in the general election but i don't think he can get to the primaries, primaries on both sides, i don't think he can get by. it is more about donald trump then who is running against him. is about clinton more than who was running against her. people didn't turn out to vote. if you look at the demographics fewer people voted for her than president obama according to population growth. the same about donald trump. it is his to lose, his to win. it is based on the economy. of the economy is good it is a shoe in. >> that is the difference between this election. one of the people running has a track record and that is donald

trump and as long as that track record stays okay until the election looks better than the trillion dollar promises which are pie in the sky. >> he is in a tough spot because all eyes are on him and how he handles trade negotiations going forward. you saw the market volatility up and down and all over the place because these headlines come out, there needs to be a resolution to this trade situation for the markets to gain confidence and let go of that uncertainty and for it to keep moving strong. >> let's give the benefit of the doubt to the democrat candidates and their proposals. bernie sanders has admitted medicare for all will cost $40 trillion, a doubling of the federal budget. we have to get rid of the fence spending, something else.

joe biden has a green plan, not as expensive as the green new deal but what would happen to the american economy if we adopt these plans? >> to be fair to bernie he started admitting the tax structure would have to be more like europe which means middle-class people would pay taxes, by overpaying through their jobs, health plan, they would lose or whatever but the bottom line is there is no way to soak the rich to pay what is on the table. that is part of it. >> every american would have to pay. >> the tax burden of the middle-income person across all the countries that offer programs similar in scope isn't much higher. >> we will see if that happens. you can catch a show called bulls and bears every weekend on the foxbusiness network. we have discussions about all these issues we have discussed today. very smart panel. i'm their too. we will be right back. ;

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>> it was a wild week on wall street as donald trump is downplaying fears of a global recession. welcome to america's news headquarters. you are at the president's rally in new hampshire, talking about the economy. >> he continues to tout the economy, some investors are nervous about it, some on edge. the president doubling downtown us economy, the market will collapse if he is not reelected. kevin cork has the latest on this. >> always good to be with you.