as a big positive. >> jon: could there be an iran meeting in the offing for this president? code be front page news. speak we will see you here tomorrow morning. "outnumbered" starts now. >> shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump just wrapping up a news conference at the conclusion of the g7 summit in france. the president saying china wants to come back to the table to reach a deal to end the trade war. this is "outnumbered." i'm shannon bream. here today, fox business network anchor, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. host of "the evening edit" on fox business network, elizabeth macdonald. joining us on the couch, lawrence jones. editor in chief of campusreform.org and a fox news contributor. he is "outnumbered." we are glad you are! happy monday! >> jon: to >> lawrence: busy news day. >> shannon: it was a busy news weekend. >> dagen: welcome, shannon bream! [laughter] i almost tackled him in the

elevator. "we get to be on tv together!" >> shannon: i've known you for a long time but i think this is our first show to give it. we have a lot to talk about. the current u.s. china trade war, big focus of the g7 summit. the president sounding optimistic about china restarting talks and the dispute after tensions ratcheted up friday. after china announced retaliatory tariffs on the u.s., and the present respondent bagging tariffs. he said starting in october. today, president trump says he has more motivation to call the thing about the u.s. is profiting in the meantime. watch. speak of the tariffs had at the and very hard in the very short period of time. the united states will have collected over $100 billion in tariffs. i think president xi is a great leader who happens to be a brilliant man. he lost those jobs in the short period of time and it will break on the chinese system of trade. he can't do that.

>> shannon: meanwhile, larry kudlow, the economic advisor, disputing a report that tariffs reduce average real household income by $585. watch this. >> remember, our tax cuts have turned back somewhere between $3,000.4000 in lower tax liabilities for average american families. whatever little hits on tariffs, it's being dwarfed by the tax cuts. >> shannon: and also this from republican senator lindsey graham yesterday, saying the u.s. maintains the advantage in the trade war. but there are going to be some bumps along the way. he explains. speak of the democrats for years have been claiming that china should be stood up to. no trump's. we have got tricks of the pain that comes with standing up to china. how do you get started to change without creating some pain on them and us? i don't know. >> shannon: he says there is no way they will be paid for everybody involved. obviously even watching the markets, how they would react

over the weekend didn't sound great looking at futures. this morning the president has spoken. seems like things are coming down to a bit. >> dagen: it was the message from the vice premier about preaching calm, if you will. and it was the response from president trump. john hoeven ross was on the fox does in their work from "the wall street journal." he says the most important thing to watch, what do companies do in this country? big multinational -- they are sitting down at september to do their budgets for next year. are they going to keep spending? will they keep hiring? ultimately it's very hard to make those decisions if you don't know what the landscape looks like. that was the critical thing. the u.s. consumer is in terrific shape. you see it in walmart sales and earnings. you name it, retail sales. but you have to keep hiring going. if you this economy to hold up. the lack of certainty and the kind of capriciousness and

floundering reese on friday from the president does not help. >> shannon: that is something of the french president, macron, talked about today. not only with our domestic and companies here in the u.s., but for the global economy. it doesn't respond well to this uncertainty. unknowing of what's happening. >> lawrence: i don't think the president is more concerned about the global economy. he's not a globalist, he's more concerned about the country at large. i think he has concerned about the next election, as well. the question, is china going to stay into this fight until the next election? if that's the case, while they waited out? it seems like there trying to come to the table. we don't know what's going to have to initially make moves. i'm not seeing much moving right now. >> shannon: speak your movement i think we see the president getting ready to leap from the g7. we are monitoring that life. i can't remember who to credit for this, but someone said on friday that this present was obviously asked to look toward the election next year. president xi looks for reelection never. china has a different thing going on. >> elizabeth: he's president for life, president xi.

right? china things in centuries, we think to two or four years, to your point. the president, what he saying is this is the national security issue, as well. what china has been doing. dig in and all the people on the business network looking to turn all the time, and the joke on wall street, it's called "the people's republic of china and run." because of weird bookkeeping and debt overload. it's got a worse debt to gdp picture than portugal. with the yuan, chinese currency, plummeting 2008 levels, they can't build their consumer class like they want to. the middle class, with the powerful currency, to buy goods. it's getting hit with a cheaper currency. that hurts consumers. so, yes, does president xi want to work with a democrat like joe bogner says china is not an issue, and not a problem? i'm not saying this -- analysts have said that democratic policies are more in sync

sometimes. sometimes big government policies -- i'm not saying that. analysts are saying that. >> shannon: jessica, there's been a number of high-profile democrats. we think of senate minority leader chuck schumer. he has been saying -- senator graham, obviously republican, said this weekend that this is what democrats have asked for. they want this president to take a tough line with china. now he's doing it. >> jessica: amy klobuchar was on with chris wallace on sunday talking as well about the intellectual property. it's a huge component of that. what democrats are talking about is maybe having a different approach. that you could get a smaller deal done to take some of the initial impact that's happening right now, day by day, on americans. you had on friday the head of the national farmers union release a statement saying president trump is not helping the situation. obviously there's a lot to talk about from what went on at the g7. what you did see was unity from the other six leaders against this uncertainty and tariff war. boris johnson attending his first as prime minister of the

u.k., sing to president trump's face, "we don't like tariffs. the economy doesn't like this." i'm thrilled to see the market stabilized, but in a couple of days, who knows what's going to happen? >> dagen: to be fair, those other leaders ought to worry about their own nations, not the united states. read the one growing faster than all of them at this point. germany, for example, all of their bonds -- you have to basically pay for the right to loan germany money. that's how upside down their bond market is with the negative -- >> jessica: but that doesn't mean the viewpoint that tariff wars, trade war scum are bad for global markets and for the u.s. economy. you know the individuals in the country are now hurting between $580 lost and a thousand dollars. >> dagen: i've made my tariff face. >> jessica: i love your tariff face. >> dagen: are not in favor of tariffs. but president trump is right on the issue to finally take on china. but it's okay to think that last friday, with the decrease from on high and the rhetoric that

looked, quite frankly, a little desperate, was off. it's nice to see that -- >> shannon: that's the word everyone is using, calm. senator bernie sanders said that if he becomes president sanders he's going to use tariffs, all salsa. >> lawrence: >> lawrence: that'a crossover between donald trump and the bernie sanders voters right there. people who are anti-tariff like me are still face with a question, what other tools do you have to stand up to china besides the tariffs? especially when it comes to -- >> elizabeth: to diggins point , the economist is saying that the best we can hope for right now is probably a cease-fire. i will point out this -- somebody quoted lennon saying that capitalists love to sell you the rope that they will hang themselves with. [laughs] so they have to do agree think about what is going on with china. the two there are people in president trump's camp and campaign who think this could still be a winning issue for him. i will tell you why.

for 40 some odd years, the american people were lied to by politicians and by ceos. they were sold a bill of goods. their middle-class jobs, with a safety net, with a pension, disappeared. in exchange you got it yard full of crap made in china. you now have no support system prethat's what he went back on. he will keep campaigning on it and it's going to be hammered down. >> jessica: for reelection, if you're part of a change election you say going to do things divinely. in 2016 people took that bet. >> elizabeth: this is way different! [laughter] >> shannon: he has also said, "my life would be so much easier if i didn't have to take this on." he blames administrations on both sides of the isle. that it would be easier if you didn't have to mess with this. >> elizabeth: schumer is applauding it. >> jessica: will talk about that during the commercial. [laughter] >> dagen: actually a prounion

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>> dagen: we have this alert to bring you from congressman sean duffy, from them. can't feed just a short while ago announcing on september the 23rd that he will be stepping down from his position in congress to focus on his family. duffy says that -- he is married to fox news contributor, rachel campos-duffy, you will know from all the shows on the news channel. congressman duffy rode on facebook earlier, "we have learned that our baby, due in late october, will need even more love, time, and attention due to complications including a heart condition. with much prayer, i've decided to take -- this is the right time for me to take a break from public service in order to support my wife, baby, and family needs right now." so we send blessings and prayers to congressman duffy and rachel and their entire family on this news.

>> imagine what would have happened if, god forbid, barack obama had been assassinated after becoming the de facto nominee? but would have happened in america? when bobby kennedy and dr. king had been assassinated in the '70s, late 70s. >> i've been here a number of times per last time was only bak in 2014. but i've been here before that. i love this place. look, what's not to like about vermont in terms of the beauty of it? and what a neat town. >> dagen: presidential candidate and vice president joe biden making waves with those blunders and help creating new questions about his candidacy. the former vp making that unusual comment about barack obama being assassinated. also last week saying that robert f. kennedy and martin luther king jr. were assassinated in the 1970s. not that '60s. plus, he talked about being in vermont when he was actually in new hampshire. bernie sanders' campaign cochair defending biden, but predicting

the party will eventually go in a different way. >> i think he regretted those comments. the vice president has had a distinguished career in public service. he said two terms as vice president. it's not a surprise that he is doing well. at the eight of the day, they are going to vote for change. >> dagen: we don't meantime, center supporter linda sarsour retreating out her concerns, ri, it's very sad. these can't be all gaffes. people need to be worrying about vp biden's overall health." however, ed rendell believes these gaffes will not hurt. >> i think joe biden is baked in. by that, i mean that the american people have followed him for 40 years and they know he makes gaffes. his party is charmed because he never speaks from

jessica, what do you make of all this? on the gaffes? i tend to agree with governor rendell. i think the number support that. his support is the most baked-in an concrete that we've seen. there was a poll that usc did that said his supporters were the least likely to jump ship and a very fluid primary. the gaffes also need to be separated from the comments he made about president obama being assassinated. if you listen to the full speech, he was trying to explain to the younger generation what we felt like when kennedy was assassinated. what you would feel like a present obama was. two things i want to raise. one, elizabeth warren, who is the candidate to watch right now, has gained 14 points in terms of her electability. that's a big deal. another instance which we did not show in the montage, that i thought was one of his most poignant moments this weekend in new hampshire, a young boy came up to him and he's a stutterer.

he talked about how hard it is. vice president biden used to be a starter himself. the compassion and the warmth that he showed when he talked talked to that man is why he has millions of supporters, and he said to him, "let me get your phone number. i will call you." vice president biden is famous for calling people who he meets on the trail. so it's more complicated than getting the decade wrong. >> lawrence: i think there is more to this. i was on the campaign trail last week covering biden in iowa. many of the people i talk to when they were supportive of biden because he was the best person to beat donald trump. they were not excited. there's not a lot of young people there. many of them, when i raise the question about the reports about former president obama saying, "you don't have to do this, don't ruin the legacy," also had some concerns, as well. so i think a lot of this is cooked in. but what's going to happen is, as it goes down to the wire -- and he may be the nominee. will you be able to turn out those progressive voters? right now they are not excited.

when your own wife has to say to swallow them to vote for the guy -- i didn't mean it like that. just suck it up and do it. >> shannon: there was a poster from monmouth. they are famous for the concert pulling there. throughout the areas where we are watching these political things taking shape, in the lead there, on the ground he didn't find one person who was absolutely excited about voting for biden. even though they say best chance, will he turn up and be excited? that's why you have to be worried about elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth: that's a great point. the line right now -- i think elizabeth warren has cut his lead in half. she would be the one to stand up for trump during the debate. she's got the policy packages but has gotten wall street fearful. the obama insiders are saying,

"joe, your coterie is out of touch and old." that's an issue for joe biden. he has this distinguished career, but kenny holds him during a debate? these are not just gaffes. these are pretty serious mistakes. >> dagen: elizabeth warren had the largest rally of hurt campaign in seattle yesterday, 15,000 people showed up. she took a verbal shot at vice president biden. she said, "we won't win this by just saying not trump. it's not enough to be not trump." but she is also the candidate who wants to take health insurance away from 180 million people, so, this process as we saw during the republican primaries, it has a way of picking the person who is in the best position to win. >> shannon: the former rnc chair says he hopes that someone like elizabeth warren. he used the word "wacko." the super left stuff, outlawing i.c.e., getting rid of private insurance, he thinks that's the best opportunity for republicans

in 2020. to pick someone from the far left. >> jessica: they would prefer that. i want to add that elizabeth warren took a shot of the president, which we would expect because of the argument. but she also took a shot at hillary clinton. "if i was on the stage with trump, he wouldn't be walking behind me during that handsy stuff." as a passionate heavy voter, that didn't sit well with me. biden has a lot of dedicated voters who were hillary voters. moderates, african-american voters. she is still polling terribly with constituents of cali. you can't win the democratic primary without them. >> dagen: i think older voters will make up the largest share of the electorate since 1970. don't make older voters angry. elizabeth warren. [laughs] michigan congresswoman rashida tlaib calling out president trump, saying he is actually a friend of her and the squad of three other freshman lawmakers. whether she is right, and where the feud goes from here.

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walsh. apologizing for some past controversial statements. this, as the former much is a challenge against president him. he saw the second republican running to unseat the president, along with former massachusetts governor bill weld. earlier this morning, walsh warned that the party -- warned the party that putting trump on the ballot in 2020 would be a recipe for disaster. >> if he is our nominee in 2020, the republican party is going to get spanked. because young people don't like trump, women don't like trump, and people who live in the suburbs don't like trump. the republican party is that a real crossroads. because of trump, they are in trouble. we are being we are being run right out by a child. that is pretty damn scary. >> jessica: some are skeptical that he could pose any real danger to trump's reelection hopes. >> that's generous to save the challenge. i think it's an absolute joke. i know the other national media will run up on it. i was polite, i served with him.

that ain't going anywhere fast. [laughs] that's just a joke. >> elizabeth: that's a lot for of are public and politicians are saying. as a democrat, i've have long problems with joe walsh. important things. one thing i want to raise with you, dagen, imagine that president trump needs to watch his behavior. because of the support with women, for instance prayed that no sitting president has survived a primary challenge in the last years. we had one term president's become a serious primary challenge. do you think joe walsh could siphon off a couple percentage points? >> dagen: hel no! this is a joke. the scene the book is trying to sell? does he have a line of barbecue sauce and condiments coming out good he's trying to also connect this doesn't make any sense. you'd only have to go back some of the comments he made when he was running against tammy duckworth for congress.

i would just point this out -- black hawk helicopter pilot lost her legs in combat in iraq and he basically went after her heroism. our true heroes, the men and women who have served us, it's the last thing they talk about in terms of service. that's just -- you know what? you can pick it up from there. it's nasty. go away and go and sell your whatever that you are hustling today. >> lawrence: he can't sell anything. he couldn't even won two terms in congress. one term in congress. look, it's one thing to say that you don't like the president's personality. but to boot up an entire campaign with virtually no support, no support at all, and a someone who is a trump skeptic, this country has two divisions. you either go with the capitalism approach and deal with the personality of the president, or deal with democratic socialism. many voters that are like me, that were skeptical of trump, say, "you know what? as much as i want him to stop

tweeting and some of the stuff he says makes my stomach turn, i'm willing to put up with it for the safety of our country and to make sure we don't keep raising the dead and all that." >> elizabeth: this is what joe walsh said. "obama is a muslim, a traitor, an enemy." "if you are black and a woman you say dumb things, lowered bar." he also got duped by sacha baron cohen about arming children with guns. and wanted to boycott showtime when he got faked out by cohen. i think critics might say it's astonishing that he even thinks he can run right now. >> jessica: he apologize for a lot of things. i know this is all going to come up. he said, "yes, i contributed to this conversation you're having because they made things personal and i went after people." i don't think that'll work for any percentage of people. but he talks about -- and one of these interviews this weekend he said something about hardly anybody in their the republicay supports the president. our most recent poll's is 85% of

the g.o.p. still says they are with the president. whether it's him or governor weld or mark sanford, who is also considering a run, they have some heavy lifting to do. >> lawrence: also a guy who can't win the primary. >> shannon: i said to him, what's the point? he said, "i want to bring up important topics to talk about the debt." and i said, "are you willing to present this president enough? to like their policies better than you like this president and his policies?" i think joe walsh have to answer those questions. >> jessica: i think he would say democrat is preferable to have a double truck back in office. >> lawrence: that silly. >> jessica: you can say it's silly, but there's a whole group of never trumpers. there's an op ed tom nichols wrote, for instance, were he said "give me everyone but tulsi gabbard." one thing that's important here, job joe walsh is a street fighter. come on. president trump is nasty himself, too paid a lot of the stuff he told the congressman,

to go back to where they came from. a long line of racism. he was a birther. don't act like president trump is some pollyanna. spanked never pretends to be a saint to, either. "the character of the president!" when he's done a lot of savings. >> shannon: you have to be careful saying long of racism. he would rebut that. there is misinformation dealing with housing and stuff like that. that's a whole different debate. to talk about walsh taking him on, i think he's got to really think about, is he selling barbecue sauce? is at his ego? what is it about him? that's a question that he come mark sanford, and weld -- >> dagen: it's not, i think it comes down to the phenomenon that you see on all social media. it's literally about the attention. >> lawrence: mm-hmm. >> dagen: it's about seeking the spotlight. on instagram, you not only have to have a nice backside, but the biggest backside. it turns out the biggest backside walking in this country right now is joe walsh.

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hours after the death of libertarian republican mega donor david koch on friday, following a lengthy battle with cancer. maher not holding back and attacking the late philanthropist and his brother, charles koch, sparking some applause from the audience. check it out. >> he and his brother have done more than anybody to fund a climate science deniers for decades, so [bleep] him. the amazon is burning up. i'm glad he's dead, and i hope -- [applause] >> shannon: critics of his rants is a lot more about him than it does david koch. one twitter user riding, "this is low, even for bill maher, who after 9/11 claimed the hijackers were "brave" and called the u.s. military "cowards." our own greg gutfeld, cohost of "the five," leading to the host, treating this. "bill maher said he's glad david koch died in his audience applauded. evidence of a needy phony and a mob uniting. a generous libertarian whose millions went to fight disease.

he did more for the world in a day then maher will do in his lifetime." as we heard a lot of this, he was socially liberal. fiscally conservative. this is a person who supported same-sex marriage and abortion access. and yet the left are to philly not fans of him in the wake of his death. >> lawrence: if you know david koch and the koch brothers in general, you know they take on their own party. a lot of people within the party don't like them because they are libertarians. i tend to agree with emma on a lot of issues. there is an interesting point concerning the situation. in this country there has been these calls for civility. civility, civility. except for when you don't like the guy. right? then you don't have to be civil. there's a lot of people in this country saying the president needs to fix his tone. but when laugh and celebrate at the death of someone, i don't care if it's a politician or just your average joe. it says more about you. >> shannon: i will play something from

senator bernie sanders. he was in the minnesota campaigning this weekend. this gentleman's name came up. >> yesterday, oligarchic david koch passed away. we are going to be dealing with his -- [cheers and applause] we will be dealing with pollution and the radicalization of his politics. >> your question went into several different directions. i don't applaud the death of somebody. spew and that was an important moment. he didn't even wait until he got the microphone. he had to stand up, "no, we are not going to do that here." >> dagen: thank you, senator sanders, for doing that. it's the right thing. it's what somebody with a moral compass does. i want to point this out, that i wish people would go and read about this man's life. about david koch's life. make a judgment based on that. of the literally hundreds of millions of dollars that he has given to a variety of different hospitals. particularly to memorial sloan-kettering cancer center. that's what greg gutfeld was talking about, in the money he has donated has got us a peoples

lives. and now you have this clown within hbo show trying to make jokes about it. i think hbo needs to start selling souls in the parking lot at a kiosk for all the audience members clapping and cheering. that appalling monologue. >> shannon: what you make of it? >> jessica: i was watching bill maher on friday night with my mom. i'm that cool. we were both like, "don't do that." there was certainly an elegant way to discuss what you didn't like about someone's policies or the money they gave to certain causes. that it doesn't align with your values, while also not celebrating the death of anyone. especially someone who has contributed so much. ruth bader ginsburg was treated in a wing at sloan-kettering that the koch brothers funded. i go to lincoln center of the time, they have a theater there. huge patrons of the arts. we have to talk about the things

you don't like about people without seeming like we have no humanity. >> elizabeth: that was your point, right? that's an excellent point. mr. koch also supported criminal justice reform. he was vague about that. his libertarian values and has policies -- >> jessica: and immigration reform. >> elizabeth: a lot of people supported it. wishing a painful death on somebody is a step too far. people are fans of bill maher and comedians because they push the envelope. i'm not saying this is right. i disagree with it. it was wrong, what he said. but he is a comedian. he's going to make you uncomfortable. he went after the squad. he goes after islamists. he supports israel. so you turn into his show to be entertained. you're going to get riled up by bill maher. >> elizabeth: he's equal opportunity. >> lawrence: i don't think is a comedian. he's in politics. he's a commentator. he's not a comedian. he has used comedy as a way to stepped out on different lines. >> dagen: people can watch him if they want. or not. >> shannon: like we said, he

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able to tag the party and say they are the ones who speak for you now. you and when to give to the defense of nancy pelosi -- come on. "i don't think they should be so despicable to her." kind of twirling his mustache, like he's enjoying this whole thing unfold for the democrats. you know? >> jessica: i just envisioned trump with a mustache. [laughter] going back to rashida tlaib statement, i think half westerman half the part about being scared of the policies, i don't think that's true. i think nancy pelosi is dictating the policies. his polling numbers come when he attacks these women, women of color, like that, he gives a very bad reaction. after the first "send them back" comments, people said he was racist. that is a danger zone. to go into an election where you do need to turn out white suburban women who ran away from republicans in 2018 at the midterms to support democrats and female candidates.

offended by how people talk about people, especially women and people of color. we have muslims in my group, there is a very strong argument to be made about the xenophobia of the administration. speak 6 why do they keep attacking him? >> jessica: sn he should fear them >> dagen: e-mac, she's trying to goad him into attacking them. that's what she's doing. she's playing a game in "the guardian" newspaper. nobody in the united states united states -- >> elizabeth: where's the proof that the president's friends and? you know what i massaged about in the story? what rashida tlaib supports in the boycott israel movement, the people who back that movement, israel has already said, are terrorist groups. what they are about, and who supports what they are about, i wish there was more media coverage of it. because it's really serious stuff, with these terror groups

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was a top priority for them. that's actually up at six points from 1998. lawrence, fell a millennial? what do we make of this? >> lawrence: i blame college campuses. seriously, we see it all the time. these anti-american courses, the burning of american flags on campus. i think the professors are training these young people that america is the problem. instead of saying the constitution is our biggest combat weapon. different issues that we have in our country. they say america is run by white men, america is the problem, and it's controlled by the wealthy and the greedy. and that is america. >> elizabeth: that's a great point. i can't believe what these fat cat academics are doing with their business model, ripping off middle-class families and tuition-gouging. what they teach, it is astonishing to me. i know the students grew up during the recession. they are coming out of school with a load of data. but i don't even know -- i don't think they are aware, the socialist countries they like don't have a minimum wage.

they are for school choice. they are for it -- they do have vouchers in scandinavia and denmark and sweden. boy, when they come out into the real world, they have a heck of a reality check they have to deal with. and it's not right. >> jessica: i'm not sure about that one of our imitation. my college campuses will certainly not like that. >> elizabeth: but that's one school >> jessica: depends who the party is in power. we see swings to the other side. they can come of this is bigger than that, right? questions about religion, wanting to start a family. we have seen a rise in the question of spirituality. that generations the and millennials consider themselves spiritual set of religious. he pushed back against organized religion. >> dagen: 43% place a high value on having children pray that's down 16 percentage point points. >> jessica: what you think that's about? >> dagen: in terms of percentage points, that's down more than patriotism and down more than people who have found religion important.

i think -- if you want to talk about me too, is really about the mean me me me. is not about country. i think people to understand sacrifice. when they can't get the latest iphone, that is sacrifice to them. i think that will come back at some point in this nation. i don't think ultimately that's what the american value is about. >> jessica: what about the point which a lot of people say, that they are concerned about bringing a child into a world that they see as so conflict-written? not addressing climate change, for instance. it seems like a legitimate argument. >> elizabeth: you could say that for every generation. everyone has that same question. >> dagen: my mom always says that. it will over yourself! it was bad for everybody! we had polio, for pete's sake!" i loved my mother. check out lawrence's show. "keeping up with jones." just one jones. you can start watching by free

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