the rumor was that lou dobbs was going to come out and support it so maybe i need to ask you, lou, have you come out and publicly stated your support for a bill that seems to remain in flux as to the details and component parts? lou: you know i'm old school congressman as you know. i prefer to read bills before i'm asked to sign anything or even exceed verbally, so i don't think that i would be in that list for either bill, but that, i'm an unimportant observer of the process, that is yours and process seems to be what the congress is all about these days the leadership bill that is the bill written by paul ryan and the k-street lobbyists, the coke brothers, the business round table and wall street that seems to be the one that, imagine this , your speaker favors, and will be png tomorrow. >> i don't even know what's in it, lou. lou: you're asking a great deal of a democracy, congressman i think sometimes, you presume too much. >> i must. i mean, i'm with you. i think that we promised the american people if we have hepatocellular can control we could actually read legislation before vot

lou dobbs hosts "lou dobbs tonight" fox business and he joins us. it's great to see you.ught about this issue more deeply than anyone i know. does it surprise you thatt no oe positive to ask, and say, is it wrong for illegal aliens to be separated from their kids when they commit a crime, why isn't it wrong for american citizens? >> because there are protected groups in the united states. when it comes to illegal immigrants, they are a preferred group. it is so because the establishment, the business round table, chamber oft, commerce, u.s. multinationals, want to cheaper labor, open borders, they want to "harmonize" those borders. you don't hear much about the north american union anymore. but under george bush and through most of the obama administration, the north american union, canada and mexico together with the united states, it was their ultimate goal. ey had to back off because of the numbers you showed in that bolt to poll. the reason is, americans understand what is happening. whatever the race, whatever their gender, socioeconomic dien and you want to do with

here is lou dobbs. lou: our top stories diplomatic drama, united states and north korea make a last-ditch effort to save singapore summit. secretary of state pompeo warning kim jong-un must make major concessions if he wants to sit with president trump on june 12. we take up the latest development with general jack keane. president trump keeping his promises putting american workers first on trade. much to chagrin of dems, rinos, round table, eu, and mexico, canada, "wall street journal" and the koch brothers. administration set to slap steel and alul -- aluminum tariffs tomorrow. and roseanne barr hints she may take legal action against abc. why roseanne may have a strong case, joining us gregg jarrett fox legal analyst. >> top story, high stakes meetings between u.s. and north korea, secretary of state pompeo meeting in new york city with kim young chol secretary pompeo calls talking successful, but stressing that north koreans must meet many more conditions before president trump will permit proposed

charles: thank you, here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening, our top stories inspector general who yesterday claimed he 1 confirm or -- would not confirm or deny whether fbi was conducting an investigation on anyone reversed himself today. now he says he will review whether political bias of anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok contributed to the creation of mueller special counsel probe. inspector general finally acting on damning evidence that is contained throughout his report on his own investigation after he faced withering criticism during hearings by house and senate. >> do you believe this text shows political bias. >> i think as we found it clearly shows a bias state of mind. lou: we break down latest on deep state, dems and plot to undermine presidency of donald trump. former federal prosecutor andy mccharter joining us. and president trump putting u.s. first, and china's unfair trade practices will not longer be tolerated by united states, klein callchina calling this lad of tariffs blackmail, not sure. peter navarro,

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cast your vote on twitter,@lou dobbs. like me on facebook and instagram at lou dobbs tonight., rino senators in the pocket of the chamber, the koch brothers and wall street trying to put a timetable on the president's nafta negotiations. you know, they sounded a lot like they were making an ultimatum. that will not be healthy for them politically, i guarantee it. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. and you have the best seat in the house. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusive mulchcontrol™ system. nothing runs like a deere™ lou: here we go. a group of senator rhino republicans pressing president trump to end talks on renegotiating nafta by labor day. now, these little senators, inclu

lou: join us no bill, but lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, our top story, president trump using all the powers of his office trying to push for secure borders and senssensible immigration laws, e democrats play obstructionists. >> worse immigration laws in the history of the world, the whole world is laughing at united states they have been for years. lou: we'll take up latest high stakes battle in political conflict over immigration and borders, congressman louie go

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h h he morning but now, here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody., the long awaited, much anticipated and long delayed inspector general's report turns out to be little more than a deep state coverup. more than 500 pages detailing outof control political corruption and subversive anti-trump activities. and then the department of justice watchdog concluded there was no bias at the justice department or fbi. we'll take up this fictional sham of an investigation with an all-star lineup of guests here tonight.

meanwhile, here is lou dobbs. lou: goo evening. our top stories, president trump's travel ban vindicated before the supreme court. took a year and a half. but here it is. the high court ruling. the president has the power to protect our boirsd and keep america d our borders and keep america safe. president trump: i will always defend the sovereignty and safety and security of the american people. lou: we'll take up the victory with dr. sebastian gorka and david hanson. relentless rinos in congress poised for another vote of a so-called' immigration bill that promotes open borders. virginia congressman dave brat joins us on capitol hill. voters heading to the polls in 7 states. if you had any doubt about this president's ability to win as much and as often as he promised. you should acknowledge that roughly in a year and a half in his first term as president wins almost daily and this was another such day. you have the supreme court not only upholding the travel ban, but siding with conservatives against a california law that would

here is lou dobbs. [♪] lou: good evening. our top stories. inspector general and the director of the fbi together facing tough questions on capitol hill. the focus of the senate judiciary committee, the inspector general's report that exposed runaway corruption and misconduct at the highest level of the fbi and plenty of evidence of political bias throughout the leadership. >> do you believe in the tooth fairy? >> no. >> do you believe in the easter bunny? >> no. >> do you honestly believe that the american people are going to look at this report and look at those emails and not believe that there was bias? lou: we'll be talking about the deep state's continuous effort to cover up clear anti-trump bias. is from farrell among our guests. fools conspiring to wage a war of disinformation against the white house. whining about families being separated at the bored, while refusing to pass legislation to fix the problem. we take up the left and the establishment's case. more signs of progress with north korea that president trump will never get cre

lou dobbs you. chose to go to be true and feeling you. know the truth and see them. around. maybe you. could. stand up and be strong. for. in two thousand and thirteen and meet clinton young who was on death row in texas and making a documentary on the death penalty and talked to him about his situation but he's been here for an souray i've been here since two thousand and three. i was not a much better although it seemed like other days were there now thirty thirty just out there in july. scour the press and all the state regulations but at the. present past are may have. had some i want why did they gotta make it to thirty you know and now that later this guy was been on my twenty's on their process. and has been convicted of murder being involved in gang culture he refuses to talk to the police when he's arrested and he's also on trial from juvenile prison where he had done some time for burglary. and there were tears at a residence there for clinton it goes without saying that you don't inform on others but the other young three men arrested with him have no such qualms

i'm david asman in for lou dobbs.ly members of loved ones killed by illegal immigrants. president trump: these are the stories that democrats and people who are weak on immigration, they don't want to discuss, they don't want to hear or talk about. >> 63,000 americans since 9/11 have been killed by illegal aliens. >> remember when you go home and hug your kids, there are many of us, thousands of us who don't get to do that anymore. all politicians, i don't care what side you are on. you don't want your child in a casket or urn. get it together for god's sake for this country and our citizens. david: she was holding an urn which is all that remained of her son. congressman, this one of the most of powerful meetings at the white house i have ever seen. i'm wondering what you thought about it. >> whenever you are talking with families who lost a family member in any situation, but particularly when somebody has been killed or murdered and you look at the situation that led to the murder and find out there was an illegal

up next, lie, lou dobbs. top story, history will be made in singapore no matter what the american president and north korean leader agree up owner agree at all. in two hours, president trump meets with kim jong-un face-to-face, in no way an over statement, saying this is a summit with potentially massive implication for korean peninsula, united states and the world. >> i think within the first minute, i'll know. just my touch, my feel. that is what i do. lou: our all-star lineup of

now here is lou dobbs. lou: our top stories, five people killed in a shooting at amal his. a us -- at annapolis. a suspect in custody. police are tight lipped about the details and the motive for the shooting. we'll have live reports ahead. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray facing a grilling on capitol hill about out of control bias and corruption at upper reaches of the fbi and department of justice. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members we worked with who never misled us or you guys? lou: we'll have complete analysis of the days testimony. andrew mccarthy, we'll be hearing from him. and the mueller witch hunt continues to expand. now targeting, get ready, now targeting inauguration party attendees an aide to roger stone. fox legal analyst gregg jarrett joins us with his take on what the special counsel is up. a deadly shooting in a newsroom in annapolis maryland. police say the suspect this custody but not cooperating. fox news correspondent kristen fisher is on the scene. good evening, kristen. >> over the last hour or so

here's lou dobbs. keep it here on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump showing poise, compassion and strength on the world stage. warmly welcoming japanese prime minister shinzo abe at the white house ahead of the high stakes g7 meeting in canada and the sig singapore summit with kim jong-un. >> a lot of good factors lined up for north korea, giving it tremendous potential. it has tremendous potential because the people are great and we would certainly like to see normalization. lou: president trump insisting on denuclearization of north korea and tough tariffs for the european union, canada, mexico and cha that china. we take up the america first agenda tonight with wilbur ross. speaker paul ryan more than sold out. she shamelessly politically corrupt, public cli urging the rhinos and dems to dump their. tition to join together, hold hands and allow him to declare he's come up with a comprehensive solution crafting new immigration legislation. ryan will give rhinos and dems exactly what corporate masters have demanded al

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what to make of this plan exactl [buzzer] lou dobbs of course is the host of lou dobbs tonight on foxs and may be more than any person on public life has followed the subject carefully over a decade. what do you make of this? it's complex but i know you can it.to the heart of >> let's cut through the complexity but first of all we don't know what's in it. there has been no writing or amendments, it is a preposterous closed room deal entirely drawn up by the speaker who is owned lock, stock, and barrel by k street, we know one. it's not going to be in the favor of the american middle-class or american working families. indeed that is the hallmark for 20 years in the house. he works for k street. >> tucker: why the push to get this through? it seems like republicans can win this debate, the public is basically on the side of the administration on this question, why not run at? >> you can slice and dice the demographics anyway you want to, more people are disgusted and appalled by the deleterious and negative impactillegal immigration into this country and that's just simply the straight

. >> peter navarro told in a row lou dobbs china is making a big mistake. president trump surprise china on monday when he announced the threat of new tariffs. a programming note for you. peter navarra will be a guest on "mornings with maria" at 7:00 a.m. this morning eastern time. trying to all right, a lot of breaking news to get to on "fbn:am." president trump in the fight on immigration and of course the fight with china and of course we are talking about the markets. latina features. better story today in the european market. gerri: the european market moving higher overnight trip to ftse up 85 points. a better open for the market today in the entire world doing better. glad to see that after yesterday morning. cheryl: good morning, everybody. welcome to "fbn:am." always a pleasure to have you join us at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. 5:01 a.m. eastern time. here in new york elitist. gerri: i and gerri willis sitting in here today and we are glad to see a stronger move for the markets today. all eyes on trade and immigration. those are the two big topics toda

lou dobbs is of course the host of lou dobbs tonight on fox business and it may be the only other personhat has followed this so carefully over a decade. what do you make of this? it's complex that i know you can cut toeart of it. >> let's cut through the complexity because first of all, we don't know what's in it. there has been no writing of tax amendments. it's a preposterous closed room deal, entirely drawn u the speaker, who is owned lock, stock, and barrel by k street, the chamber of commerce, the business roundtable, the koch brothers and wall street. so it won't be favor of american middle-class and american working families, and indeed, that is his hallmark for 20 years in the house. he works for k street. >> tucker: so why the push to get this through without a debate? it seems like the republicans could win this debate if you look at all the polling on it, and the republicans are basically on the side. >> lou: as you have reported, you can slice and dice the demographics anyway want to come and more people are disgusted and appald by that dilatory us and a negative impact of i

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you know, when i first heard, i was live on the air, in for my friend lou dobbs, when i heard the president said he would accept this invitation to sit down with kim jong-un, by the way, he didn't consult a single soul, right? they said to him, he is offering invite, tell them i will take it. that is leadership. that i what we need right now. and yes, you have peoplround you who have historic knowledge. that is all good. you listen to them. but having the ability to say, yeah, i will take that meeting, and not checking with every tom, dick, harry, the rest of them state department and this department and that department, you're cutting through bureaucracy. maybe that is what it takes right now. but you know, some members in the media, are you surprised, they're dismissing all of this progress. i want to you see these headlines. i looked at this morning. this one really stuck out at me. oomberg's headline, they right, trump gave kim a summit but left with little to show for it. reuters says, trump's north korea summit falls short of nixon goes to china moment. nbc says, tru and kim nuclear s

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>> lou dobbs said and i believe him. if you support this bill this is the way the deplorables don't come out. this is a way to potentially lose 50 seats. otherwise, we -- i think we run the tables. at the time the people in the white house thought about this, they thought there would be a blue wave. and this was the best they could do at the time. i strongly recommend that we wait until 2019, right, to address this. i think we'll have a big november. and we'll play this from a position of strength. another thing. any bill that doesn't have everify. we have to understand one thing. this illegal immigration. the people hurt the most are the hispanic and black working class. it suppresses their wages. destroys their health care. destroys their school systems. >> the unemployment rate is 3.8%. is this really about jobs? >> yes. wages are not increasing. we have to have the wages increase. we don't want to continue to have the -- >> what about the wall? >> we don't want to continue to have the pressure of unskilled labor in t

now thank you atome here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening our top story, stuff fbi investigator testifying on capitol hill revealing deep state corruption of highest order inmates clinton cover-up, and obama administration spy operation d at not only subverting firsdonald trump as a presidential candidate, but then as president of the united states the latest evidence shows fbi counter intelligence agent and official peter strzok playing a larger role than understood to this point. and very much at center of the fbi political corruption scandal, remains lisa page. and the tens of thousands of potentially explosive texts and e-mails, we take it up tonight, congressman ron desantos, chris ferrel will join us, also, busiest primary elect evening of the midterm cycle, and there is little talk of once might mighe ar.e, and rinos running the dean, ed rollins will join us with his take on the races. and their implications, also president trump with a counter play against the nfl again, making left wing owner of the philadelphia eag

we'll see what happens in the morning but now, here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories tonight, the long awaited, much anticipated and long delayed inspector general's report turns out to be little more than a deep state coverup. more than 500 pages detailing outof control political corruption and subversive anti-trump activities. and then the department of justice watchdog concluded there was no bias at the justice department or fbi. we'll take up this fictional sham of an investigation with an all-star lineup of guests here tonight. congressman jim jordan and congressman matt gates join us and legal analyst gregg jarrett >>> also to tight, rhyne's political end game becoming more obvious to those pays attention at the end of the day. the latest draft 06 the daca amnesty deal reads like a love letter to the koch brothers and wall street. it can mean only that the speaker has sold out the republican party for good and will be running for president if he is not already. we'll talk about the disturbing prospect with the dean himself, political strategist e

now thank you atome here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening our top story, stuff fbi investigator testifying on capitol hill revealing deep state corruption of highest order inmates clinton cover-up, and obama administration spy operation d at not only subverting firsdonald trump as a presidential candidate, but then as president of the united states the latest evidence shows fbi counter intelligence agent and official peter strzok playing a larger role than understood to this point. and very much at center of the fbi political corruption scandal, remains lisa page. and the tens of

meanwhile, here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening. top stories, president trump's travel ban vindicated before the supreme court. took a year and a half. but here it is. the high court ruling. the president has the power to protect our boirsd and keep america d our borders and keep america safe. president trump: i will always defend the sovereignty and safety and security of the american people. lou: we'll take up the victory with dr. sebastian gorka and david hanson. relentless rinos

we'll see what happens in the morning but now, here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. stories tonight, the long awaited, much anticipated and long delayed inspector general's report turns out to be little more than a deep state coverup. more than 500 pages detailing outof control political corruption and subversive anti-trump activities. and then the department of justice watchdog concluded there was no bias at the justice department or fbi. we'll take up this fictional sham of an investigation with an

now here is lou dobbs. lou: our top stories, five people killed in a shooting at amal his.napolis. a suspect in custody. police are tight lipped about the details and the motive for the shooting. we'll have live reports ahead. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray facing a grilling on capitol hill about out of control bias and corruption at upper reaches of the fbi and department of justice. >> who are we supposed to believe? staff members we worked with

up next, lie, lou dobbs. lou: our top story, history will be made in singapore no matter what the american president and north korean leader agree up owner agree at all. in two hours, president trump meets with kim jong-un face-to-face, in no way an over statement, saying this is a summit with potentially massive implication for korean peninsula, united states and the world. >> i think within the first minute, i'll know. just my touch, my feel. that is what i do. lou: our all-star lineup of guests explore every likely angle of the singapore summit, with us dr. sebastian gorka. and doug weed, and president trump crushed globalist g7 conspiracy against america. justin trudeau, macron and the rest of left w leaders talked big and threatened president trump. but were reduced to whining and wailinwailing after they tried d failed to persuade president trump to soften his america first agenda. and lame duck house speaker ryan paul ryan. ryan and his have all but deflated momentum that president trump had given repub

lou: join us no bill, but lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, our top story, president trump using all the powers of his office trying to push for secure borders and senssensible immigration laws, e democrats play obstructionists. >> worse immigration laws in the history of the world, the whole world is laughing at united states they have been for years. lou: we'll take up latest high stakes battle in political conflict over immigration and borders, congressman louie gohmert joining us, judge ja jae pirro and republican leadership on capitol hill. hardly leadership. in meltdown, freedom caucus chairman, mark meadows unloading on speaker ryan from the house floor. while establishment leader mitch mcconnell stubbornly resists calls from president to do his job as majority lead and end the 60 vote rule that has allowed the dems to obstruct and stonewall the trump agenda in senate. the dean, ed rollins, with us to talk about the civil war brewing in the republican party. our top story tonight, lame duck speaker paul ryan presiding

show talking about this showdown bill tomorrow, we just got word house is pulling it no bill, but lou dobbsxt. lou: good evening, our top story, president trump using all the powers of his office trying to push for secure borders and senssensible immigration laws, e democrats play obstructionists. >> worse immigration laws in the history of the world, the whole world is laughing at united states they have been for years. lou: we'll take up latest high stakes battle in political conflict over immigration and borders, congressman louie