and they have discussed invoking 25 amendment to remove the president, we have reaction from kayleigh mcenany from the rnc coming up. we're awaiting the president from a meeting. big tech taken to the wood shed on capitol hill. justice department now looking into claims of conservative censorship on social media. >> another day of chaos, more protests during day two of judge brett kavanaugh hearing. we have highlights. a fox business exclusive tonight, uber ceo here to talk to susan lee. and a story flying under the radar, president trump sharing a u.n. security council meeting to take on iran. you heard me right. we have that story, thank you for joining us uthank you for watching, money, politics, i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. liz: to your money, dow closed slightly higher. nasdaq and s&p falling. netflix lead a steep tech sell-off. that "new york times" anonymous op-ed, appears to be written by a male senior official according to times twitter account. with me live from white house blake berman. reporter: don't know who the person is, "new york times" op-ed

i'm here with miss at -- misty maris and kayleigh mcenany and howard franklin. we talked about what judge kavanaugh needs to show the senators and the american people that is authenticity, that is some emotion, some passion. show us who you are and my question was, should he admit that he had a past that involved a lot of heavy drinking. if he admits that, does that send him down a rabbit hole he can't come back? >> he is walking a tightrope. as you said, well isn't it true you can't be sure what you did during the times you were inebirated? trish, on the other hand it is absolutely critical that he is honest. if it is true he had nights a bit too intoxicated in high school or in college, he is better off admitting to that because it does not come off credible to say, that has never happened to me, if -- trish: i was a choir boy. >> if there was. that is the issue. trish: wow. is this going to actually prevent him from getting the nominated in your view? >> it is all going to depend how he performs today, because i do think dr. ford, she did come off as credible

among our guests this hour, "judicial watch" president tom fitton, kayleigh mcenany, always screw that one up, sorry about that, from the rnc, famous astrophysicist neil degrass tyson. david: cool. the dow driven lower by trade concerns and exit of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. susan li, on the floor of the new york stock exchange t did end down but worse earlier in the day, susan. >> is specially when the rosenstein news hit the tape. better levels headed into the close. trade tensions with industrial stocks. usually the trade sensitive stocks like boeing and caterpillar dragging down a benchmark today. usually days after big expiration like what we had on friday, you sea weakness and we're seeing that trend continue but guess what? there is rotation back into big tech. nasdaq seeing gains at the end of the monday session. big names like netflix, like facebook. david: like apple, alphabet, amazon seeing gains once again. they had a rough month so far. heading for their first decline since march. looks like things are turning around a little bit. oil stocks also in focus afte

kayleigh mcenany is here, and matty duffler is here, and kat timpf. welcome, everyone.his is an show of the highest order. what do you make of what's going on. >> i'm so confused and i don't know what to believe. on the one hand what does she have to gain? her life has been destroyed. she doesn't feel safe. she has people threatening to kill her. normally when we see something like this we see multiple people come out and say he did it to me, too. normally when somebody does something like this they don't do it just once. if you are liberal you want her to be right. you say i believe her. if you are conservative you say i want her to be wrong so there is no way she is telling the truth. i think the two sides have been decide on partisanship and it's impossible to know. kennedy: is there any clarity we can gain from the testimony of these two people? it is political trench warfare. people are dug in on opposite sides. >> you laid out with ben what's at stake. the question whether someone is innocent, do we even have senators who care. the real crime is dr. ford is not ge

liz: joining me now rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany, what do you make of this. >> they are bringing up also you know response to puerto rico with maria. >> this is is a falling, and rush limbaugh hit the nail on head today said that democrats are trying to find president donald trump's katrina, that is appalling, but that is what is happening like that response from gutierrez, and the media is just as bad, washington post editorial board put out a piece saying president trump is complicit with the approaching hurricane, how is a president responsible for a storm overseas, heading our way, she not, a new low for washington postand got re. gu gutierrez. liz: democrat senator jeff merckly started it all by trying to claim that "house" is diverting funds from fema hurricane release to i.c.e. saying that fund transfer did not come from hurricane relief fund, that 10 million at issue comes out of fema funds there are travel and public speaking. i.r.si.c.e. needs money for crog and detention centers, something that democrats and media have been up in arms about. and other agency diverting

kayleigh mcenany is spokesperson for the rnc, and fox news contributor. reaction on the president, he was using some detail there in terms of political enemies and using the doj. >> he said in my doj "we didn't protect our friends." false, loretta lynch met on the tarmac with bill clinton. the irs and tea party groups. you look at the doj and bruce ohr. how did the dossier become the impetus for two wiretaps in the campaign? this administration does things right, president obama's administration used the political apparatus is target individuals. >> i think i speak for most americans listening to obama's speech in saying finally, welcome back, mr. president. many people have been waiting to hear where this president is and how he's going to get involved in the midterm elections. look at the things he said. we need to restore honor and compassion to our politics. for democracy to work, people need to understand that people are different and you have to listen to them. these are things president trump has certainly been challenged with and i think this spee

power panel today, capri and kayleigh mcenany, rnc spokesperson, great to see you as well.wing list of those ten red state democrats, some of them making the calculations on the ground that they will vote no on judge kavanaugh. because of the situation with his current accuser, some people knew about it, senator dianne feinstein new with the rest of us didn't. because of that it seems like it's not even in their calculations, what's happening among democrats? >> it's hard to tell, i think maybe what some democrats are doing right now, because there is so much uncertainty, we are not sure whether the accuser is going to come and speak to the committee at all, whether it's behind closed doors or in public, i think absent additional information i think democrats are trying to tread lightly and be cautious and i think it's important to note that there is a recent reuters poll that's come out saying about 31% of americans of a recent poll support judge kavanaugh's appointment to the supreme court, so right now he's not looking particularly popular and i think maybe they are more

. >>> and kayleigh mcenany. >>> we're hearing more from the two women who were in the elevator with senator flake. what can you tell us about the exchange? >> the capitol itself is closed to the general public, but the office buildings where senators and congress people have their offices, they're open to the public. we've seen these hallwayed flooded by protesters on both sides. they've been chanting, silent protests. for many cases they've been arrested it is not a court of law, and politics by their nature are susceptible anniltwo members had very strong words for senator flake. he is a conservative represent and he announced he would vote in support of the nomination for the supreme court. at that mom or shortly thereafter, two protesters encountered him in an elevator in this building, the russell senate, ms. aachilis said this is the first time they both met, and listen to what they had to say about that dramatic encounter with flake in the elevator we decided we would make sure he felt the rage and pain that women across the country are feeling in these moments, watching the senate p

and they have discussed invoking 25 amendment to remove the president, we have reaction from kayleigh mcenanync coming up. we're awaiting the president from a meeting. big tech taken to the wood shed on capitol hill. justice department now looking into claims

joining me right now rnc spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany, and chairman of american bar association pac,this will be a good debate. i give the floor to scott, the economic policies of the administration, which are clearly working whether scott. >> whether bush economy, obama economy, trump economy, those are good numbers, right. the problem with the mid terms coming up, his electability, there is big bucket of other stuff, the mueller investigation. the allegations of women by him abusing them. the russian thing he didn't defend the intelligence agencies and tweets live and misleading. those energize bake. trish: i think, completely shifting talking points away, which is smart by the way because you're not going to win on the economy. >> the economy is not everything though. the gop would like it -- the gop would like for it -- trish: as a result of his policies. they're not. hang on tight. kayleigh, you see there is a shift here. maybe they won't talk about the economy, will talk about other things like russia, a whole other bag of worms, can of worms i think the expression is -- >> cre

for more we are joined by kayleigh mcenany, the national spokesperson for the republican national committee that show the president's approval ratings are declining, yet you see all this economic news that his blood? we're not frustrated because the outlier poll as the president is ten points higher than most of those polls, it wasn't the most accurate poll during the election so we don't necessarily believe them. we're got eight different polls over the last couple of weeks. you can't dismiss that totally. there were dozens of polls showing that hillary clinton was winning and all those polls were wrong. there is a phenomenon where vote rs wrong. there is a phenomenon where voters do not trust institutions, they don't register their support on they don't register their support on the record but have their support inside. it is record numbers that we are seeing. but have a look at the latest. the cnn poll shows the biggest drop was not the interesting thing is that when you ask people whether they are in favour, it is over 60%. people are impressed what is happening with the economy. you se

rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany is with us now.y question is this, is judge kavanaugh being treated fairly? >> not, not at all. he deserves to tell husband story. he deserves to clear his name and these demand run reasonable. alan dershowitz the idea, the notion that kavanaugh go first, he would be a defendant in court, the idea that would happen, anti-american, anti-due process, and absurd. from alan dershowitz a famous constitutional lawyer from harvard. stuart: at this moment, senator grassley chairs the judiciary committee in the senate what is his position? is he saying we want you on monday and which want a decision whether you're coming or not by 10:00 eastern time this morning? >> so that was the status yesterday. stuart: yes. >> 10:00 a.m., 43 minutes, we'll know. they had a conversation last night, he did with kavanaugh's lawyers. he said he will come out give an update soon. i think today we will hear something. whether that changes 10:00 a.m. deadline. whether that changes monday demand. we'll see. i know grassley wants

here to debate this is rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany and jessica tarlov. >> good morning. >> goodshe was lagging in fundraising but she won. how in the world did that happen to unseat a 10-term congressman? >> because it's time for generational change. that's what she ran on. you pointed out she is a far left candidate. the congressman who had been there 10 terms was far left you will himself. she could only get to the left of him on two issues, first to abolish ice and the second issue to take don't take corporate pac money. same candidate on policy exception for the fact that she was a young black woman. that's where we see the trend shifting the democratic party. if you look at the statistics right now, 86% of house representatives are white men and that number is growing if you look at it on the democrat side it's 41% are white men and that number is shrinking. we are the party that represents this country which is heading towards being a majority minority nation. ainsley: kayleigh it seems like the democrats are taking a page out of republican book from the last election. the

kayleigh mcenany and -- 24 hours from now we'll be in this hearing. what do you think?that's right. the president i'm so glad he is calling this what it is. it is a con game for democrats and why dianne feinstein sat on the name since july. you look from debra katz who called trump supporters miss cree ants to a democratic advisor who leaked to the press. these are democrats using these women and it is very sad. >> donald trump has been accused of sexual assault and harassment and he has a pattern. >> bill: he is on not on the supreme court noment knee list. >> he is doing it with brett kavanaugh now. the problem with that he is not only defending these men, he is also attacking survivors of sexual assault and sexual harassment. >> bill: you think kavanaugh is guilty. >> i don't know. it's a credible accusation and why there should be an investigation and witnesses and why there should be a full airing of this conversation. >> bill: we'll continue this conversation, bill mcgurn, we may have to break away. >> we have a process for that called hearings. the democrats blew

i want to bring in kayleigh mcenany rnc spokes certain. a lot of speculation this morning. to be, monday will be and i amazing day. how do you see it playing out? >> will be. we haven't gotten confirmation yet, miss ford the accuser will testify, as the white house said we want both individuals to testify but when is so sad about this, charles, so sad, is that democrats have had so many opportunities to ask about this. they have known since july. in 1278 follow-up questions they wrote, the 30 hours of testimony, the 65 meetings, not a single democrat asked about this because they are using this as a political means to stop the nomination of brett kavanaugh. how it will play isn't i do think he will end up being confirmed because he is a man of up standing character. charles: there is a report out of "the hill," cavanagh may have lost report from women who vouch for him. expect articles coming out. i'm sure the 65 women don't want to be political pawns. stands to reason, hey, don't bother me right now. don't bring me into this. how does this set up monday where kavanaugh i t