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here to react, byron york political correspondent and fox news contributor. wow, what do you make about what voters care about right now? democrats hitting republicans on health care. everyone is hurt by that and it is always a mess. >> on immigration thing, if you break out republicans they rank it higher than democrats or independents. so it is a big deal for a base turnout election, if the candidates are really trying to get their base out, not trying to persuade the other side as much or trying to get the base out, that is a big deal. it is why it is important for the republican base to be happy with what they see president trump doing about this current caravan issue as well. melissa: yeah. so when you see this caravan marching towards the southern border, what do you think the president's response should be? i mean it is smart to kind of get ahead of it now as you see it coming towards you, to try to force mexico to do something about it? he is telling mexico to stop it or, they jeopardize this new trade deal. that is a strong move. do they do anything

byron york, always good to talk with you. >> thank you, lou.: the supreme court challenging the trump and ms. jason's decision to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census.can you imagine this? the lawsuit brought by -- organizations and 17 democratic leaning states. just plain blue states. concerned they say, the adding a citizenship question get ready, would discourage immigrants filling out the census because of the trump administrations tough stance on immigration. the supreme court says, not even a reasonable effort at a good try. turning them down flat. up next, the national left-wing media says president trump is making too big a deal of the massive migrant caravan making its way toward our border. >> this is a president who is having flashbacks to 2016. and the fear mongering that worked for him. immigration is what he uses to stoke this kind of fear. >> this is fear loathing on the campaign trail 2018. >> he is making more and more outlandish, really unhinged -- i understand fear mongering, i get it. it will help him drive ou

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change, the investigations going on led by devon nunez and mark meadows and jim jordan and others, byron york points out things america wouldn't know if not for the investigation. the role the dossier played in the fbi investigation, the anti-trump bias of fbi investigators obama officials unmasking trump officials and the role of fusion gps. >> a pretty extensive list and those are all things uncovered by the house intelligence committee under devon nunez which carried on its investigation, a stern unflinching democratic resistance with adam schiff, ranking democrat, cameras and microphones, looked sympathetic and the committee was able to unearth that stuff and what is surprising to me is the antipathy toward him not just among liberals and democrats would you expect but even republicans and i think he has been unfairly maligned in the media coverage which has been atrocious. >> not just that investigations would grind to a halt. how much do you think the president would be a target. >> he would be a constant target of democrats gets control of the house, not sure they would impeach them, s

joining me now, my friend richard goodstein and byron york, fox news contributor and correspondent atner. richard, let's start with you. did you at least admit this is a massive double standard? >> i think what was happening -- what was happening with the tea party was, we heard about the spitting incident and whether it happened or not. we were objecting to having more people get health care, and now what people are objecting to is babies in cages. the fact that women were being degraded by the president in his own rally, feeling kind of assaulted by rick cavanaugh. someone standing up for the first amendment rights, and i guess the question is, people get into public life senators, and people get into their base, but most of them i don't think this is something that was not all. >> it's almost as if president trump was using the word, it has now become a forbidden word. i think you need to separate different kinds of actions. they are big protests, -- >> march for our lives, just no problems. >> you have a group of people who are trying to intimidate certain people, who are trying t

joining me now, my friend richard goodstein, democraticauy strategist, and byron york, fox news correspondentwashington example, examiner. do you at least admit this is a massive double standard? >> i think what was happening -- >> laura: yes, laura, i do. >> we heard about the spitting incident, and whether it happened or not they were objecting to have more people get health care and now what people are objecting to is babies in cages.bi they are objecting to the fact that women were being degraded by the president in his own rally. degrading somebody who came forward and said that she was assaulted by a brett kavanaugh, someone standing up for their f first amendment rights of speech and assembly, i guess i think people get into public life like senators and i don't think their skin is as thin as your suggestion that they are. but when they get a new phase, they can handle it.os i don't think this is something that was novel. >> it's almost as if now that president trump is using the word, it has become a forbidden word in somen places in thei media. i think you need to separate different

. >> lou: joining me now is byron york, fox business contributor and attorney and the national republicanan for great state of california harmeet dylan. great to have you here. your sense of the committee and the reasons we are here? judge caviling calving said point blank the radical dimms have created a national disgrace. he was not that succinct but i am. your thoughts? >> it was a roller coaster of a day, lou. most republicans watching the hearing felt for dr. ford. >> lou: no question. >> they believed what she is saying. that is different than whether it's true or not. you see how respectfully the republicans treated her compared to the way the democrats treated kavanaugh. that was revealing. at the end of the day i have friends across the political spectrum on the republican side and not one of them thinks at the end of the day that judge kavanaugh shouldn't confirmed. he did a good job. lindsey graham did a tremendous job of calling this what it was. when the democrats are reduced to talk about fart jokes in a yearbook, they are really scraping the bottom of the barrel. this ended

. >> let's bring in byron york. i was struck as i watched that ceremony at how things have changed. all the shouting, all the screaming and it is finally over and the president and if you will the new justice of the supreme court took something of a victory lap, byron. >> it was. it may not totally be over. it was clearly a victory celebration. not just for the president but for senate republicans and for brett kavanaugh but it is pretty clear this morning it has left a lot of democrats and supporters on the left even madder if that's possible than they were before. so i would look for them to continue to threaten continued investigation if they manage to win one house of congress in the mid-terms next month. >> why are they madder? because of the president's proclamation that kavanaugh is innocent? >> they thought they were rubbing it in. it was a very, very emotional and hard-fought fight and they felt that the president did not take the high road but again they almost always feel that way about president trump. it was clearly a moment of intense victory not just for kavanaugh, no

joining me now is byron york. good evening. >> good evening. >> ed: what do you make of it? better late than never? but people have been wondering if hillary clinton would be held accountable at all for the server issue. one wonders if this is something she was no longer using and decided to give it up or knew a blistering report was coming and wanted to say i'll voluntarily give it up before it's taken away. >> nothing did happen with the criminal investigation. that was controversial. now i think the idea that at her request it was ended gives her a way to they look. this wasn't disciplinary action. i have no longer used it. it's not something that is important to me any more. but given that the administration had already done this, with john brennan, the former c.i.a. director who really bashes the president at every opportunity these days i think people want to look at this and say what went on behind this withdrawn of clearance? >> yeah. interesting. isn't it what infuriates people, james comey and his role and what he did and didn't do? years later she surrenders the s

byron york writes a very interesting piece and he points at the things that america wouldn't know if not for these investigations. just a partial list we have here, the role that that dossier played in the fbi investigation, who funded the dossier, the anti-trump bias of some of the top fbi officials involved with this whole thing. obama officials unmasking from professionals and intel intercepts and the role of fusion gps. >> that's a pretty extensive list and those are all things that were uncovered by the house intelligence committee under devin nunes which carried on its investigation, stern and unflinching democratic resistance, everything they did with adam schiff, ranking democrat on the committee running out to the cameras and microphones all the time with a very sympathetic media audience and the committee was able to unearth all that stuff and we wouldn't know it without it. what is surprising to me is the antipathy towards him not just among liberals and democrats which would kind of expect but even among some republicans. and i think he's been unfairly maligned in the med

let's bring in our panel byron york chief political correspondent of the washington examiner.r at "the federalist" and charles ellayna opinion writer at the post. byron? >> well, we now know who the suspect is is he a strange, unbalanced man, long criminal record as you said who adopted the most extreme displays of trump support. you can see those. i covered a lot of trump rallies in the campaign. there are some of those people at each rally. most of them, of course, entirely harmless. but, there is no doubt that there is politics in this because not only did he target a number of democrats or pro-democratic figures, but that the ones targeted were kind of a gallery of trump villains, eric holder, hillary clinton, george soros, maxine waters. >> bret: robert den near yo row. >> exactly people highly publicized oppositional arguments with the president trump. so this is going to be a highly politicized argument. but, odierno, we don't know a lot now, specifically about why he says he did what he did. >> bret: let's listen to president obama a short time ago on the stump talking

. >> bill: byron york watched the interview last night. good morning to you. i thought the last line was the most telling of both segments last night on 60 minutes. you know in my way i feel very comfortable here. that was preceded with washington is a vicious place, the attacks and the badmouthing, the speaking behind your back. in my way i feel very comfortable here. i think that is rich, byron. what did you make of it? >> the president has always said he dealt with a lot of sharks in the manhattan real estate business. now he is saying it's even worse in washington he really has quite a lot of reason not to trust people in the white house. do you remember the michael wolf book that was just earlier this year, steve bannon dumped on the president quite a bit and others dished on the president in that book. and then omarosa left the white house, wrote a book of her own and recorded some people inside the white house. then recently we've seen the bob woodward book. everybody in the administration seems to have talked to him. and that's not even mentioning the

. >> byron york is joining us for "the washington examiner" and fox news contributor. good morning. prominent democrats are talking about continuing the anti-kavanaugh battle by impeaching the newest justice of the supreme court. is that all talk or is there some substance there? >> well, that's the question. when the fight was going, they said that if kavanaugh were confirmed, they would continue their investigation into these allegations of teenage drinking and sexual misconduct. now the question is, were they just venting, were they caught up emotionally at the time, or do they really intend to do this? what they have to do to do that would be to win one house of congress at least next month. the polls don't look great for them in the senate but look good for them to win the house. so the question is, if democrats took over the house, would they actually begin investigations into all these topics we've just finished with in the senate? >> jerrold nadler would be the chair of the house judiciary committee were the democrats to take the house and he has said he wants to continue an

kevin corke and byron york and william la jeunesse is southern mexico. >> we're north of the guatemala border where most of the migrants slept last night. we are going to get their marching orders shortly. we believe the group is going to travel by 25 miles north of here to a town and there is growing criticism of this caravan. it exposes a disconnect in u.s. and mexican policy. mexico said it would stop this caravan. anyone without proper papers was going to be deported. that is clearly not the case. we saw this caravan cross many lines of riot police and they said listen, what will we do? we can't gas them. there are too many children. the u.s., the president saying that he is going to stop this caravan at the border. however, as we both know because the shelters are full and also because of certain asylum laws, many central american immigrants and families are being released on a daily basis. now, also the u.s. is paying for billboards down in guatemala saying don't come. they are getting word back from the relatives that people are being let out. they know the risk and that the bor

. >> joining us right now byron york fox news contributor washington examiner chief political correspondenthis the washington examiner tight end the end could be near for if house investigation of trump-russia investigators you outline revolutionsh revelations we know due to work of devin nunes and colleagues tell us what you are expecting this wednesday, and whether all this goes away. >> if democrats control the house, in a couple weeks. >> it does go away, if democrats win i think no doubt about that, on wednesday, on this interview with rosenstein, it is controversial among republicans, because a number of republicans like jim jordan mark meadows have been working on this whole story are upset, because one they are not going to be there, and two, it is some of it is going to be conducted in a classified setting. congressman goodlatte told you there would only be a very few people they will be him, trey gowdy for the republicans there will be, representative anywayedler cummings for democrats justly you four guys and court reporter that is it going to be conducted in a classified setting

byron york to analyze. good day to you. it went about one hour 15 minutes last night, maybe a little longer. he got 12,000 or 13,000 people inside and outside. here is the one critical line that i felt two weeks away from an election sitting president makes a closing argument of sorts. watch. >> president trump: i hate to tell you, i think the lines are bigger tonight than they were two years ago? you know why? because i produced. two years ago, 2 1/2 years ago i had to get up and say we'll give you tax cuts, we'll cut regulations. it was all words. now i've produced so this is easy. >> bill: he has a message and there it is. >> the president talked a lot about not going backward on the progress he has made. he talked about his role in getting rid of job-killing regulations. you just heard him talking about the tax cuts. he talked a lot about the supreme court. in which he has appointed not just two supreme court justices but a record number of appeals court justices as well. regardless of the day-to-day controversy that su

byron wien will stick around. from london and new yorkoomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: we are back with byron wien. let's get to rates. we saw that massive move up in yields. the 10-year. on >> i am on the more favorable side of both inflation and interest rates. i think they are going to rise, but not as much as some people fear. think you can see three point 25, maybe even 3.5 in the 10 year. my guess is 3.25 or something around there will be the top tick for this year. amy we will get to 3.5 next year. i think inflation will remain subdued. i think we will see more of it. 2%.ill probably go above but i don't think it will go is highs 2.5% on the consumer ice index -- consumer price index. although i think both remain constrained and interest rates will not go to a fearsome level. vonnie: i was going to ask what the ramifications will be for the u.s. economy. >> the economy is pretty powerful right now. . i think the fed will tighten again in december. i think they will tighten at least two, maybe three times next

us now to discuss the caravan crisis as well as the upcoming hearing on capital hil york fox business could traded byron, it's great to see you. let's start with the violence against republicans by the left in this country. we have a number of news organizations who want to paint this as some sort of duality an at which it is a bipartisan issue. it is not. it is clearly not. it is clearly the pilots and th violent rhetoric rhetoric of th left. >> the most serious speed that shooting attack that nearly killed and could have killed others specifically directed at republican politicians. a high-powered rifle attack. this was really, really serious. we can only hope worse than tha happens. >> we don't have to hope. we can vote. we can actually are sure that none of them get into office. that's probably beach too far. then, and some are likely. we have to after all preserve the two-party system. would you see this election going. i think that he's put it politically correctly in terms of motivation it is i-uppercase-letter caravan without any question and common sense the president is being modest it's in hi

iban dirigidos a la residencia del expresidente joe byron y fueron detenidos en el correo a las 5 am el escuadrón de bombas de la policía de nueva yorkficio propiedad del actor robert de niro cuando su personal de seguridad. >> señaló que eran actos de terror y le pidió a la población estar alerta, el dispositivo fue llevado en un camión antibombas a el departamento de policía debido a estos incidentes la guardia nacional fue desplazada a puntos estratégicos >> demasiados policías en todos lados. >> según autoridades todos los paquetes son enviados al condadao y en el cliente... a washington dc al expresidente barack obama, en manhattan a cnn. son artefactos empaqueados, imágenes en rayos x muestran lo que aparentan sewr bombas caseras cubierto con cinta adhesiva negra y relleno de pedazos de vidrios >> mucho odio de parte del presidente, pero conmoción, crear terror >> tenemos infop de último minuto, el edificio en nueva york está siendo evacuado >> siendo evacuados por la presencia de otro paquete con contenido sospechoso esto en nueva york y sucede ahora, tenemos más información para darle a conocer. >> por otra parte en la bahía

byron feel they're being treated unfairly and called a big press conference with this is i think it's time for the most important club in germany to take a stand here my pussy to new york munich falses karl-heinz woman a go living her last and has son sollie homage it calls for more respect and more respect for their players. shouldn't orphans wish they had seems apparent that no one is thinking about values such as dignity and decency i'm sure this is a response going on here is just respectful and outrageous. what is going on here is an opponent like both sport showing no respect for the crisis written by ron says into their beatable and that's why we're looking forward to this match just like any other doesn't have anything to do with brian for saying this derogatory malicious factual reporting. mr putin's. case oh no more criticism and no more facts o'brien the beautiful star of the south. but hold on a minute you can't intimidate kick off byron we will analyze and the value way what we see without sense or. whoever wants respect has to earn it on the pitch and at first it was full of sport who earns that respect but the byron team didn't complain about it. know th

byron. they were a little lackluster. why not? we will talk about that. also, we will put futures in focus. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: from new yorkonnie quinn. this is bloomberg markets. guy: let's turn to futures in focus. october, something of a volatile month for markets. let's see how traders are positioned this halloween. we are joined from the cme. what is the take away from october? how are people positions going into november? oliver: everyone is aware this has been a volatile month, and volatility present a lot of great opportunity in the near term. i think a lot of money managers are excited to get this month behind us and move forward towards really the end of the year. looking back over last month, i think we have seen that gauge pick up quite a bit. we saw the vix slight -- rise a little bit, and warren buffett people are, buy when fearful, so when people are greedy. i think the 10% correction sparked a little of that fear, and that presented an excellent buying opportunity towards the end of the air. a strongy, this is time for stocks. looking back over the years, we have seen the dow rally from october 20 52 -- oct

byron we know james baker the fbi former fbi lawyer testified last week to congress, and basically said yeah, this was the plan. >> that is what happened, a lot of republicans pulled a when original "new yorkut reporting in 2017 in a meeting around all the furor created by trump's firing of jim comey there was a meeting in which rosenstein basically suggested wearing a wire to record the president. and rosenstein through er enter immediate are aies said no, no. >> former joen conscious two top officials mccabe page came to talk after that meeting said it was very serious, this was not a joke, they were talking about that. and republicans wondered why has president not fired rod ross sfooin effective immediately had him he escorted from billed. >> why isn't declassfying the documents. >> the justice department dragged its feet for a year. in allowing republicans to see these trump-russian documents it is still going on. >> they want the clock to run out ahead of midterm hoping the house flipz byron good to see you this morning rites rite. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's a