connell: connell. i get it.was one of these guys that they have twitter alerts on their phones when he tweets. reporter: they probably do but at this point that the world. connell: and their aides are probably watching what they said. this is heaven for where they go in and think they have a deal and a plan laid out in the president of in the plan but again, could be part of his negotiator process. edward, thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] connell: moving along. if the government shutdown does have and who pays the price politically? it would be over immigration but bill wagner is with us, washington examiner. it always seems like groundhog day and answer questions who pays the price and i wonder and that's what i was talking to edward about, you wonder, twitter or tweets are not always policy so you under the president is up to hear if you serious about this and probably leadership is wondering the same thing, is he serious about the start or getting it out there to get things moving. what do you m

connell: occupy i.c.e.ement is now expanding reaching at least a dozen cities across the united states as an increasing number of democratic politicians have joined the rallying cry to abolish the immigration and customs enforcement agency. >> get rid of it. start over. reimagine it. >> look at i.c.e. what a group of incompetents. >> i.c.e. has strayed so far from its mission. he's here to keep americans safe but what it's turned into is it's frankly a terrorist organization of its own. connell: let's bring in fox news contributor deneen borelli. also from the washington times, contributor there, eric schiffer. welcome to you both. >> thank you. connell: let me start with you on this. i brought this up a little bit with steve hilton about what politically, is this a winning or losing issue for the democrats and the protesters that have taken it on. what's your take? >> well, clearly it's a losing issue because what these extremists are not getting is that they're on the wrong side of public opinion. and the

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connell, back to you. connell: julie. julie: president trump is spending weekend in golf club in new jersey days after holding rally in montana where he touted his policy on north korea. >> we signed a wonderful thing saying they are going to denuclearize. it's going to all happen. guess what you have now, 8 months, no nuclear testing, no missiles, no anything. julie: ellison with the very latest on what's happening there. hi, ellison. >> hi, julie, the white house is yet to publicly respond from statement coming from north korea and president trump has tweeted today. no official events on schedule. he tweeted an criticized two major organizations tweeting "the new york times" and washington postwill be out of business in 7 years. it's not clear what sparked the tweet. he said around 10:20 a.m. both new york times and washington post had stories on the latest statement from north korea calling talks with secretary pompeo regrettable and accusing the u.s. of having robber - like attitude. "the new york times" broke a story

connell: i saw that. not that this is something you would talk about, it has been a rough week in general, last week or so for the technology companies, twitter facebook, snapchat, their stock prices, this issue, the censorship issue, silicon valley wide issue, twitter specific, how do you view it? >> it has to be a issue there. it's a loss of confidence. when the public has loss of confidence they will not want to use the venues unless they have to. facebook is being hurt tremendously by this issue of censorship. now it is twitter. i would submit to you, twitter is worse than facebook. i think it is going to get worse. i hope i'm wrong, but i don't think i am. connell: thank you for coming on, brent. >> thanks for having me. connell: okay. melissa: fired from a wedding. one woman asked to rellink wish her duties as a -- relinquish her duties as a bridesmaid and jetblue is helping to soften the blow. ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your

connell: all right.o the what's next part of all of this, as president trump hears criticism from all sides, including many of his own party after today's news conference in helsinki, what does that actually mean. peter brookes, heritage foundation, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for asian a fairs. good for coming on. there were strong words from john mccain said worst performance in memory and similar comments from democrats and republicans alike. what is the effect of all of that, as we move out of helsinki, whatever comes next? >> i don't think there is a lot. you know right now what is going to happen they're evaluating what happened in helsinki. remember we only saw the press conference. there was a working lunch. there was also a private meeting. we may or may not know much more about those other meetings but that was part of this summit. the summit wasn't just the press conference. so i think right now on air force one as they wing their way back, there is a lot of discussions where

connell: melissa: wow, susan li, thank you for that. connell: from that amazing story in thailand.oys rescued from the flooded cave. total of eight safely out of the cavern where they were trapped more than two weeks. two expert divers accompanying each boy, guiding them through the 2 1/2 miles to the cave entrance. they used a rope, a dive line there, to guide them out. thai officials hope to rescue the final four boys and their coach by tomorrow. melissa: wow. awaiting a landmark announcement for the high court. in a few hours president trim will reveal his choice for the people court. andy america cart think, former southern district of new york attorney weighs in coming up. connell: a growing trend in american politics, protesters ambush political leaders. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell getting the treatment again. has this angry rhetoric gone too far? guy benson, "town hall" political editor sounds off on that. >> vote you out. vote you out. vote you out. vote you out. vote you out. vote you out. vote you out. >> where are the babies, mitch? ♪ open an account today. me

what israeli security forces raided connel on wednesday arresting and injuring a number of people. a day later bulldozers began clearing a path to the village. but late on friday israel supreme court put a temporary injunction on the demolition of the village after the palestinian authority submitted documents it saves show palestinians have owned the land since before israel's one nine hundred sixty seven occupation. activists palestinian villages and politicians recognize that the fight to protect twenty three other villages in this area that also faced demolition is far from over yet but they say this case is important because they want support from the international community they say that it highlights how israel continues to expand its settlements which is illegal according to international law under the one nine hundred ninety three oslo agreement between israel and palestine the occupied west bank was divided into three zones connel is a cold area see the israeli government has administrative and security control here israel says it confiscated the land around connel and in

israel says it confiscated the land around connel amr in the one nine hundred seventy s. and has a right to build here palestinian politicians say they have proof the land is still owned in least the bedouin by palestinians and these illegal settlers who are settled on an occupied territory have swimming pools have schools have going to the gardens have everything while this community is suffering and such at that have been really what is this if it is not a system of apartheid sulaiman shows us the school that was built in two thousand and nine using tires because these radial sorties would not allow proper building materials into the village israel has always refused to issue building permits or supply the village with water and electricity they say the palestinians here can move to another area around twelve kilometers away near a landfill so laman and his fellow villagers say they will not leave stratford al-jazeera. in the occupied west bank french investigators say a cockpit fire likely cause an egypt air jet to crash into the mediterranean two years ago this contra

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david: connell, great stuff.much. >>> well the democrats rising star is being caught up in a wave of controversy, several as a matter of fact. new criticism from the right and from the left. why 28-year-old socialist, alexandria ocasio-cortez was forced to admit she is not an expert. ♪ susan: rising democratic socialist star alexandria ocasio-cortez under fire following her controversial comments on the middle east. take a listen. >> what people are starting to see at least in the occupation of palestine is, just an increasing crisis of humanitarian conditions. >> you used the term, the occupation of palestine? what did you mean by that? >> oh, i think, what i meant is like the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas. i am not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. susan: here to react, guyana caldwell, fox news political analyst. giano, are you surprised comments by someone who graduated with a degree on international relations? >> all of us are surprised, especially someone being considered the

some friends it'll cost him seventy your errors but that doesn't bother him he says money's just connel slips of paper and if you have it you can spend it. if you just paid cash don't you have any cards no personal cards so no bank account no not here and not in germany when you knew that so people can transfer money to you know well we don't need them to go through look at church checks works just fine with all. of these are legitimate legal tender the barter of the. good to move because if there's a problem why should i pay a bank to take care of the little bit of money i have of my own growth of the past and. young doesn't have health insurance either. in germany it's mandatory but young hasn't been registered there for decades i'd be terrified without insurance where he died for all the elements not be able to afford treatment. young won't stand for being called a freeloader when he needs money he works for it and he's saved wherever he can instead of a fridge he uses a cooler which he feels with ice at the nearby port. the first guests start arriving in the afternoon more than twen

connell mcshane following all these developments in fact he is there, connell?ing, neil? this is actually a very exciting event that major league baseball puts on every year and a chance to take a break from the bump and grind of a long season and show off their best and brightest and biggest stars. a couple years ago if you remember this they made it matter like if you won the all-star game your league did the team that represented the league of the world series had home field advantage but anyway they scrapped that a couple years back it's back to being exhibition so sort of all for fun but a lot of people don't know there's actually money on the line we'll show it to you and what they do is pool $640,000 total and then the winning team, they share that, so it works out to like 20 grand a player pocket change for some of these guys but the perks if you make the team as many player s have for multiple years, you get a thousand dollar stipen d, six tickets to the game , first class airfare for yourself and three people so these could have been incentives neil ba

that one israeli security forces raided connel on wednesday arresting and injuring a number of people. a day later bulldozers began clearing a path to the village israel supreme court put a temporary injunction on the demolition of the village to the palestinian authority submitted documents it saves show palestinians have owned the land since before israel's one nine hundred sixty seven occupation. activists palestinian villages and politicians recognize that the fight to protect twenty three other villages in this area that also faced demolition is far from over yet but they say this case is important because they want support from the international community they say that it highlights how israel continues to expand its settlements which is illegal according to international law under the one nine hundred ninety three oslo agreement between israel and palestine the occupied west bank was divided into three zones connel is a cold area see these ready government has administrative and security control here . israel says it confiscated the land around in the one nine hundred seventy s

let's talk to our correspondent phil connell who is outside leeds crown court. name? it is unusual when they're this young. during the course of the trial we have not been able to identify either of these two boys, but today after being challenged by the press, those reporting restrictions were lifted and they we re restrictions were lifted and they were named as thomas wyllie and alex bolland, thejudge were named as thomas wyllie and alex bolland, the judge telling the court she believed it was in the public‘s interest. today we have heard how both became obsessed with the columbine shooting and planned a similar one columbine shooting and planned a similarone in columbine shooting and planned a similar one in north yorkshire. they gathered bomb—making equipment. as she sentenced them, the judge told the boys that their conspiracy to murder was not wishful thinking or fa ntasy. murder was not wishful thinking or fantasy. she said it was a real plot to massacre many people. she said that the attack intended to cause terror and her decision to name the boys would

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with the guardian, iain martin, whose columns appear in the times, and the irish broadcaster brian 0'connell's this for starters — one of theresa may's ministers resigned this week because he wanted to support her chequers brexit plan, but said he was being ordered to vote against it. part of that plan was approved by a majority of just three in a house of commons of 650 — and then only because three mps from the labour opposition supported her, and the leader of the liberal democrats, another opposition party, told by his party managers it wouldn't be a close vote, went off for dinner instead. iain, in alice in wonderland, the red queen likes to believe six impossible things before breakfast, what do you think our blue queen believes at the moment? well, alice in wonderland is a really good comparison. she has survived, though. it is extraordinary. i am not a fan of theresa may, or her approach to brexit, but she certainly has resilience. somehow, she has managed to survive all of these votes. calamitous by most political standards, ten or 12 days, involving the departure of key

. >> mitch mcconni connell knows s chamber.he biggest problem of delaying the confirmation process that could run past november if you brought one of them in. president trump becomes the uncertain factor. what he might tweet, say, or do and it may not ply well with the base. mitch is making the judgment that getting someone through and showing that donald trump can get someone through and get them confirmed is a bigger sign of confidence in place and success before an election then somebody that gets stalled. >>reporter: do you think this is a real motivator. both sides, republicans and democrats. >> i think if the vote happens, if the confirmation happens before the election it's less a factor because it's something in the rear-view mirror. &%f0 there is always something knew coming up. if it's sieved for after the election in someways it can be a motivator in the same way that the open seat that became the seat held by neil is motivation for a lot of those who had issues with donald trump. i think the danger in letting this g

neil: connell mcshane about that.sh government in some disarray, think about it in two years, since brits surprised the world voted to break away from the european union the european community, they still have not formally done so. the slow pace rattled those who work with theresa may, the including boris johnson, her foreign secretary said, that's it i'm out of here. follows on the heels of david davis. i think that is what mr. davis went by. safely ensconces in the usa is john brown. what is going on back in your mother country. >> i think the british swamp almost successfully neutered "brexit" is. you're seeing rebellion potentially happening with conservative party. i was 15 years in the house of commons with david davis and met boris johnson, although he came in after me. the british people wanted "brexit." prime minister may had two trump royal cards. the first was just to leave. as second largest contributor to the european union, if britain said if the european union is not prepared to negotiate in good faith,

connell: they gave her a voucher, and waived cancelation fees. melissa: here is the "evening edit." >> must have strong borders. if we don't get border security after man many years of talk within the u.s., i would have no problem doing a shut down. it's time we had proper border security, we're the laughs stock of the world with the worst immigration laws in the world. liz: president trump praising italy tough border policy during a meeting with italian prime minister at white house today. president getting a lot more in that eu trade deal than media is reporting, we break it down. president now says he open to meeting iran, any time way'. no precondition, maxine waters is pushing back on president trump over his threat to shut down the government if he does not get funding for the border wall. and to growing number of democrats pushing medicare for all, we debate, on how they have no plans on how to pay for it. i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. liz: dow closed down 144, ending day 25306. nasdaq posting biggest 3 day

when he says i can't answer questions, that impedes the ability of the connell to provide -- ability of the congress to provide oversight. charles: chad pergram said this whole thing was an absolute disaster from both sides. i think it was a disaster in so many different ways. i am still struck by how prepared most of of these lawmakers were not to get to answers. but with the democrats. there was a representative from new jersey she was so far off with the pronunciation of strong's name. but it was so embarrassing. but her main role was to block block block and give him a platform to block some more. >> i remember hearing that. i was surprised by that as well. democrats when they did want to interrupt was usually when a republican was get something where. finally getting past the routine comments that the fbi won't let me speak about it. they would jump in and make it about trump himself. and i think when we take a look at the fbi, whether you like trump or don't like trump. whether you are republican or democrat, this is damage together fbi. the fbi is an organization we tend to lo

we have our panel here, kelly o connell, melanie, and sean, ken, first to you. i know you're joining us from a very early hour there. the new subpoena, ken, from the manhattan madame, who is she and why does robert mueller want to talk to her. >> she was the manhattan madame who brought down sean spitzer, but she had a drug charge, and now is a confident of roger stone. appare apparently she kept stone's travel schedule. she said that she believes they want to talk about roger stone, but to the extent that she knows details about stone's travel, that may be it. >> okay, speaking about how -- what would be some of the things that could be peripheral characters in roger stone's or bio orbit. are they trying to accomplish a link back to the president. >> i think they're trying to establish if he had contact with the russian operatives that were part of the collusion. those kinds of things appear to be the things that he was investigating. was stone in contact, we know he was in a twitter exchange with a russian operative. he says that was innocent and he didn't acc

connell said the thing he has been tough on russia on some fronts.k in crimea he has gone further than president obama arming ukrainians. he is tough on russia. neil: we have very different views on crimea. i said this will be fairly substantive presser. >> sources inside the white house heard him speak with putin, even on nuclear weapons he said, this is unacceptable. if you want to get into arms race with us, we will win. he has been forceful. when it comes back to the election meddling issue, he sees it lens of himself, people trying to cut down the election victory. that doesn't sit well. >> every single time he is asked about it, every single time ever tweeted about it, always comes back to himself. he never at least to my recollection, correct me it i'm wrong, he has never come out with the russians. first he was doubting they were responsible. he sort of came around to it. every single time it comes up he makes it about himself. when you do that this is the result. neil: what i worry about the context of all of this. at a time he has been goin

i want to start on that angle what connell got into.mately the president says is to find a world where there are very low if any tariffs at all. would change the game plan. the read from charlie gasparino, deirdre bolton and nyc council minority whip along with deneen borelli. if the president were to succeed in changing the equation, mutual disarmament, what do you think of that? >> isn't that the stated goal of everything he's been talking about since beginning on the campaign trail. >> i had no idea what his goals are, it always changes. >> talking about fair and reciprocal trade. frankly, i think you saw angela merk merkel blinking. neil: would he blink on the 25% tariff on light vehicles? >> talking about certain u.s. industries, if you protect certain u.s. industries like steel, that are highly automated, you're going to increase tariffs, right, on foreign manufacturing, and hurt u.s. manufacturing in other areas, so remember, trump's trade, sort of philosophy is constantly in flux, almost contradictory at times and, of course zer

there is the legal side obviously and the president's legal team connelled him to not sit down with special counsel. americans are growing more dubious of the investigation but they still want to hear what the president has to say because he's so adamant about his innocence. >> i don't think politically it will hurt him that much to say no. maybe i'm leaning on it this way because i'm a lawyer. the way i look at it, there is no downside to say no within there is lots of peril to say yes. he should not be put to this choice, kennedy. the justice department should step in here and make sure that before mueller even asks for this, and i guess we are past that point, he ought to be made to show that he's got a serious crime the president is implicated in and the president has information that he can't get from any other source. kennedy: you say those are the two special conditions the president's lawyer should meet? >> i would say so. if they actually had a serious crime you would have fifth amendment privilege concerns. i don't think that's going on. to put it in a different context. imagine t

i have breaking washington, d.c., connell mcshane is at the mlb all-star game because he gets all thesignments. reporter: they are excited to be talking not about politics. but hosting their first all-star game west was the senators, not the nationals. i had a special guest, alex rodriguez. i talked to a-rod about some of his own memories about flying this big game. >> it was a dream come true. besides the world series, there is no big for game than the all-star game. i remember as a young boy growing up watching the mets game. i remember when i got to my first all-star game in 1996, id the commissioner if i could wear white cleats, and he let me. it was a thrill. entering that clubhouse, i felt like i arrived. >> we are the same age and i grew up in new york, so i remember. the game has changed since then but even since you played. there is so much date and an lit is. we know just about anything. defensive shifts. what do you make of the changes we have seen in baseball even the past 10 years. >> i think it's good and bad. i just think it's not everything and all. baseball is a human

i'm connell mcshane in on "the evening edit." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the economy firing on all cylinders backed by pen more impressive data today. 213,000 non-farm payroll jobs last month. the unemployment rate rose from 3.8% to 4%. but that was driven by a gigantic increase in the neighbor force. it's underscored by a new gallup poll that shows nearly half of americans who say the country's best years are still ahead of it. heather higgins with us, the independent voice ceo. beverly, let me start with you. a great jobs report. something we are equitabling about wages. i think they will go higher. it was better than wall street expected. if they are learning more and more, americans are feeling really good right now. >> one of those numbers is that it's the second lowest black unemployment rate we have seen. the second lowest hispanic unemployment rate and a low in food stamp enrollment. so far the trade war hasn't hurt the economy because of the certainty people have from tax reform. businesses are hiring and people are getting back to work. charles:

restrictions had been in place which meant the two boys couldn't be named before — our correspondent phil connell be released. during because of this trial we've not been able to identify either of these two boys, but today after being challenged by the press, those restrictions were lifted. there are named as thomas wiley and alex pollens, thejudge named as thomas wiley and alex pollens, the judge telling the court she believed it was in the public‘s interest. today we've heard how both became obsessed by the columbine shooting in america and planned to carry out a similar attack in northallerton. we've heard how the gathered potential bomb—making equipment and had planned to shoot both pupils and teachers. she sentenced them today, the judge told the boys there a conspiracy to murder was not wishful thinking or fa ntasy. murder was not wishful thinking or fantasy. she said it was a real plot to massacre many people. she said the attack intended to cause terror and her decision to name the boys totally act as a deterrent to other young people. an al qaida bomb—maker who plotted a knife attack on

and while the president did not do so yesterday or today...mc- connell warned russia not to itnerefereh the 2018 elections. (vicki) on capitol hill -- judge brett kavanaugh hoping to get a thumbs up from enough senators to secure his confirmation to the supreme court this despite the fact that kavanaugh could be confirmed solely on republican support, democrats say they will fight his confirmation. kavanaugh posed for pictures with republican senator ted cruz - a likely yes vote. meanwhile, democrats gathered to express their opposition. their strategy-- to pressure senators to get a "full and fair hearing" with women's rights as a priority. republicans hold a slim 51-49 majority in the senate, and need 50 votes to confirm. (ken) m-g-m resorts says it's not to blame for the mass shooting in las vegas last year, and it wants a judge to make that official. melisa raney has more. survivors of the worst mass shooting in modern u-s history are being sued by m-g-m resorts in las vegas.the company filed two lawsuits in federal court asking a judge to declare it has "no liability of any kind"

connell mcshane filling in on this monday for david asman.i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have more big market movers. here is what else we're covering in the very busy hour ahead. president trump on his way back to washington after a

melissa: connell, thanks. we have breaking news. york yankees dropping papa john's, releasing this statement that they are suspending relationship with the company. ceo see ritchie responded saying we want to regan trust. we need to earn it. diverse an inclusive culture exists at papa john's through our deeds and actions. melissa: here is another look at the markets, ending higher for the second week in a row with the dow seeing its best week in the past five. david: that is good jump, 2 1/2%. >>> new developments in the robert mueller investigation, special counsel taking action against multiple russian operatives this afternoon. we'll tell you more about it. melissa: all of this is going down days before president trump sits down with russian president vladmir putin. so what impact will this have when the two leaders come face-to-face on monday? ♪ but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verz

i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."ig market movers. here is what else we're covering this busy hour ahead. president trump wraps up a knew

government has administrative and security control here israel says it confiscated the land around connel and in the one nine hundred seventy s. and has a right to build here. palestinian politicians say they have proof the land is still owned and least the bedouin by palestinians and these illegal. activity have swimming pools have schools have going to the gardens have everything while this community is suffering in such a terrible way what is this if it is not a system of apartheid sulaiman shows us the school that was built in two thousand and nine using timers because these radio sorties would not allow profit building materials into the village israel has always refused to issue building permits or supply the village with water and electricity they say the palestinians here can move to another area around twelve kilometers away near a landfill. and his fellow villagers say they will not leave stratford al-jazeera. in the occupied west bank or turkish court has handed down prison sentences to journalists it says are linked to the july of sixteen to july two thousand and sixteen that

connell: look at the time. at least 10 seconds left. we barely made it. live from the white house. joint news conference with the prime minister of italy and president of the united states. it will be covered with that and more with trish regan. [speaking italian. trish: thanks, guys, we're moments away from president trump's joint news conference with the prime minister of italy. the two leaders see eye-to-eye on several issues including trade. including immigration and this meeting coming one day after president trump threatened to shut down the government over border wall funding. he is expected to address these issues, possibly more, when he comes from the white house. well have it coming right up. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president says he is willing to shut down the government if congress doesn't play ball on immigration. can he get the votes on that one? we're on it. >>> mainstream media is boeing after donald trump, jr., jr., after his infamous meeting with a russian lawyer in 2016. how is this different from hillary clinton fun

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trump's announcement let's take it up with the political power panel republican strategist ford o connellrat strategist kelly grace gibson we welcome you both. smart politics for the democrats here, ford? >> absolutely not. look president trump could have picked a candidate from mount ol ympus, and we would have heard the end of types rhetoric from the democrats that the nominee is a threat to america, a threat to reproductive rights a threat to civil rights you name it. we've seen this movie before but i will say it could be a situation because kavanaugh's credentials are basically impecable so you can say you don't like kavanaugh but it's very hard to say he's not qualified if democrats continue along this line it could put a few red state democrats in jeopardy and could hurt their chances of retaking the senate. liz: we don't know that though because as we were talking before, ford -- >> i heard you and i'll pushback on that. liz: okay well biden and clinton , ben nelson all voted for john roberts didn't hurt them in getting re-elected. kelly grace, the wildcard senate votes, collins i

australia political reporter tom connell has the wrapup program with the most recent sitting sessionf australia's parliament from june 18 two the 28th. members of the australian house and senate posed questions to some of the federal government's ministers on a variety of domestic and foreign topics including the creation of australia's first national space agency. this is 25 minutes. ♪ tom: hello and welcome to another edition of question time rap. we are dissecting what is going on in the australian parliament. there was confirmation of good news for 19 asylum-seekers being held on the tiny country to australia's north. there was a deal between donald trump and malcolm turnbull, the australian prime minister, that they would resettle a silent sector -- seekers. -- asylum-seekers. >> my questions to the

i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."n floor of the new york stock exchange, tell us more about the rally. >> this rally across the board with optimism translating from last friday on better than expected jobs report. optimism on our economy. stock market

the closer they are to a city or a suburb, the less likely they are you want the president to connelle campaign for them. he is less likely to cede to his opponents. i think he plans to take an active role in the mid terms. make the argument as it already is of the mid terms about him and the truth is that may actually lead to a republican advantage because the big danger for the republicans is, one, those never hillary moderates vote democrat, but two, the trump base doesn't show up. and his presence may actually inspire them to vote if he national eyes national izes the election. >> it's interesting, it does seem to be this intensity issue on the left and the right, less on the left, the trump intensity, gulf in the middle. right independents look like democrats. >> it might be the tariffs. that so-called blue wall that didn't appear, collapsed for clinton, tariffs are hurting farmers, soy prices are down, wheat. end of october they'll see prices and other industries around them. john deere and others are all going to be affected by this. i was interviewing pat toomey from pennsylva

charles: thanks a lot, connell. >> hey, ashley.or elizabeth warren, one of the most outspoken democratic leaders calling to abolish i.c.e., in the next hour we have a republican trying to unseat her in november. ♪ [ cell phone rings ] >> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every day. >> the curtains, they're always drawn in this place. >> i know. >> that guy, it seems like he's in charge of them. i don't know, i don't feel very good about this. >> we have to report this. >> yes, absolutely. ♪ >> last hour, kevin hassett, council of economic advisors chairman, told us what makes this morning's jobs report particularly positive. take a listen. >> yeah, i think it is a great report. if you look at jobs creation, yet another mon around 215,000, which is average for the year. if you look at the wage picture, the thing that jumped out at me average weekly earnings went up at 3%. they went up at healthy pace. because, getting a little bit harder to find workers, employers are asking workers to work longer hours. take-home pay is going u

i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil cavuto coast to coast on next couple hours. president has been talking with conte even though he clashed many european leaders. you will have a joint news conference next couple hours. you expect trade

they connell do like a sample checkups and even in the facial -- mental facility, it's not like -- investigation it to each manufacturer. so i think that's -- because now this whole thing is still under investigation. we don't have a conclusion yet but i still believe off the basics that are the delivery system off the tracks and also the basic regulation is already there for the whole industry. i don't think we need to panic here to say that every drop is low quality and i don't think so. >> just looking at the impact on health care, which has been a favorite pick for so many analysts over the last year or so. you have a market there that's made up almost entirety -- entirely of investors. we've seen the uproar and how much more angry people are over something like this than the overall picture. we saw that milk scandal where that trust deficit exists 10 years ago on. will this be you have for the health care sector? >> i don't think so. they one thing i think already gave clear directions for this individual case. they're going do more investigation. also that i going to put 10 people who are

joining me to break it all down, connell mcshane, global economics editor at "the wall street journal," jon hilsenrath in fox news contributor guy benson here this morning. great to see you. >> good morning. >> good morning, maria. >> today is the first for me. the first said that an all-male panel. maria: i am outnumbered today. >> glad to be a part of that. maria: you've got a raise your hand when you tell a joke. big news last night. reaction. >> i think that conservatives who held their nose and whatever donald trump because of the quarter once again feeling vindicated today. to supreme court picks, two very solid choices for the president, not to mention a lot of lower court picks in those people made a lot of very important decisions. as we look at the battlefield shaping up over the confirmation, the likelihood is confirmation for kavanaugh. there is no question about qualification. if the number one question about susan collins or lisa murkowski, is the nominee qualified for the job? there's literally no argument that someone is not qualified. a paper trail stretching back to