lou: yeah. you would, stay with us through this quick commercial break. we've got a hard break coming at us. i want to continue with a few issues with mitch mcconnell and the republican party. ronna mcdaniel on the other side of these commercials. please stay with us. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ well, you see here... there's a photo of you and there's a photo of your mommy and then there's a picture of me. but before our story it goes way, way, way back with your great, great, great grandparents. see this handsome man, his name is william. william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. ♪ ♪ lou: we're back with the chair of the republican national committee, ronna mcdaniel. and, ronna, let me can you this. -- let me ask you this. yo

lou: yeah.oing across the entire first term of this, this president and his choices on economic policy, all of that contributing to what we arensing -- we are witnessing here today, at least the corroboration of it in your report. mr. secretary, great to have you with us. we thank you very much. eugene and a lee a ya. -- scalia. and keep it coming. today's stellar jobs report comes as the nation reported more than 50,000 new cases of the china virus yesterday. that number, however, doesn't tell, doesn't begin to tell the whole story. while cases have spiked in a number of states, this graph shows that the china virus deaths in the country have actually fallen. that's right. as the cases are rising, deaths are declining. the centers for disease control also reporting that more than half of the country's states and territories have been conflating bringing together the results of both viral and antibody tests in their official counts. what does that mean? it means that those fighting the virus who

lou has a pocket protector. lou pulls his pants up really high.not a hipster. >> i think lou was always a little bit of an outcast. lou was the kind of person that you're never really sure if he's telling you the truth. even when he'd, like, tell a white lie to somebody in front of me, he would say, "can you believe he believed what i just said?" i think he became aware of his ability to have people trust him sort of in a haphazard way. once he became aware of that, he wasn't afraid to use it further. >> a schemer. and a liar. that's probably the best way of summing up his personality. >> he would tell you all these lies and then every once in a while something would be true, but you just didn't know whether or not to believe him. so he used to say that his first cousin, that he was very close to, was art garfunkel from simon and garfunkel. >> when i was 8 years old. i loved playing the guitar. i wanted to get into the guitar because i saw my cousin art garfunkel. >> we all said, "oh, that's b.s., that can't be the case." >> it's not one thing. he

lou: and leave it at that. democratic party may do that, but it is not its typical course, is it? the democrat party has managed to destroy its already diminished credibility. they once again look inept and clownish in their efforts to still attack president trump. listen to them today as they struggle to withdraw from their assertions that president trump had sat on information about russian bounties. >> nothing in the briefing that we have received led me e to believe it is a hoax. there may be different judgments as to the level of credibility. >> as we look at these, and i'm going to call them allegations because i can't confirm or deny any underlying intelligence -- >> perhaps the president knows something, perhaps he doesn't know anything, perhaps he reacted a certain way, perhaps he doesn't or didn't. it just makes no sense at all. lou: no, the left make no sense at all. they look silly, clownish and, as usual, inept. the left-wing national media kept playing the pink poodle to the sinister and silly rad

lou: good.ant to ask you, first of all, your reaction to being suspended by twitter for effectively promoting that video extolling the benefits of hydroxychloroquine. >> well i didn't even say anything about it. what was interesting about it, lou, i think we're having a little technical difficulties. i'm doing this on the cell phone because the satellite feed isn't working. i simply said this is an interesting counter it point to what you're hearing and narrative you're getting every day from democrats and, and or the mainstream media. it was a group of doctors, about a dozen of them. they were talking about, we treated real patients with it. we've seen this, i said this is interesting. people should listen to this. people should hear a dissenting opinion. i didn't say right or wrong. for that i got thrown off of twitter for 12 hours. it happened to numerous other people as well. it is amazing that the doctors at twitter apparently know more than medical professionals, dozens of them, standing o

"lou dobbs" -- ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.resident trump today deployed more federal agents into democrat-run cities e ahead of what is expected to be another violent weekend. seattle's police department preparing for more property damage, looting, arson, assaults on their law enforcement officers over the coming days. the department of homeland security beefed up their presence in seattle as a result, serving in more than a dozen tactical border officers to seattle to protect federal buildings and property. seattle's radical dem mayor jenny durkan and washington state's radical dem governor jay inslee both oppose the idea of federal law enforcement officers. they apparently oppose law and order period. instead, declaring that the feds' arrival in the seattle area is undermining public safety. if you can imagine. in portland, oregon, federal officers there pushed back a violent mob made up of some 2,000 anarchists and left-wing activists trying to burn down the federal courthouse. the now-rushal wissic -- richal listic chaos u

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"lou dobbs tonight" -- ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.begin tonight with the rising tensions between the united states and communist china. the federal communications commission today designated chinese telecom companies huawei and zte as national security threats. the fcc also barring u.s. telecom companies from using federal subsidies to buy equipment and services from those chinese companies. fcc chair ajit pai today saying both huawei and zte have close connections to the chinese communist party and the people's think about rakes army. liberation army. adding that zte and what huawei are required to turn over data and information that they collect to chinese intelligence. the fcc's designation comes as beijing tightens control over hong kong, putting into i effect a sweeping national security law that completes beijing's takeover of hong kong. hong kong's leader, carrie lamb, supporting that takeover and the end of civil rights in hong kong. pro-democracy groups say this is the end of the hong kong the world once knew. on monday secre

"lou dobbs tonightt starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.nage in our streets, and the radical left rages on against america and americans. in the first six months of this year, murders in the united states have increased more than 20% if last year. from last year. the murder rate in some of our nation's largest cities has risen multiples of the national rate. democrat city governments seem to be not only appeasing anarchists and the left activists, but permitting runaway street violence. murders in cincinnati up 77%. denver is, 48%. minneapolis, 47%. louisville, 45%. nashville, a 43% increase in murders. and murders are up 39% in kansas city, 36% in new orleans, 39% in chicago, 32% in houston, 27% in new york city. and murder rates in most of those cities are only rising higher. each of those ten cities run by a democrat mayor. but rather than focus their outrage on the failed democratic leadership of this country, the left-wing national media peddles the fiction that responsibility lies elsewhere. somehow with the president, law enforcement

it -- it's unbelievable, lou. lou: yeah.ell, there should be a justice department investigate of the city government of seattle, without question, and portland. it's outrageous, the risks that they are raising for those law enforcement officers and for the community. outrageous. i don't understand why the people of portland and seattle pulse up with this nonsense -- put up with this nonsense, because it's not a game. as you point out. mark morgan, thank you very much for what you and all of your people are doing. >>> stocks finished lower, the dow down 182 points, the s&p lost 20, the nasdaq down 98. volume on the big board, 5.4 billion shares. for the week, the dow finished down three-quarters of a percent, s&p 500 off a quarter of a percent, the nasdaq one and a third. it is the first week in four weeks that wall street has moved lower or. crude oil today finishing relatively flat, $41.20 a barrel. a reminder, listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast the salem radio network. >>> and up next, president trump ra

"lou dobbs tonight" -- ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. more than six weeks now, the city of portland has been undersiege bid radical leftist -- under siege by radical leftist mobs who are intent on destroying everything america stands for, and the left-wing democrat mayor of portland eagerly supporting the activist es and is permitting unchecked mayhem in the city. today the head of the department of homeland security tore into the radical dem leadership in portland for allowing lawless anarchists, as he called them, to destroy and desecrate that city. for 47 straight days and nights now, leftist groups like antifa and black lives matter have plunged portland into chaos. the leftist acts attacking citizens -- activists attacking citizens and destroying property, and the mayor just grins at it all. ing law enforcement under constant attack. and today the police had to step in to clear two downtown parks of demonstrators trying to create their the own autonomous zone. businesses have lost millions of dollars because of the rioting and the l

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"lou dobbs tonight" starts now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. enforcement in the city of portland is bracing once again for another night of anarchy. police in the city arrested 20 people overnight after hundreds of violent, left-wing activists took to the streets as they have for the past six weeks. the mob surrounding a police precinct. they blocked traffic, they chanted threats to burn down the building. several dozen people also gathered near the federal courthouse in portland. mob thugs assaulted federal officers. they took lasers and frozen water bottles and threw them. they attempted to tear down, we are told, the federal courthouse. two of those officers were injured in the melee as they fired nonlethal rounds and used tear gas to finally break up the crowd threatening the courthouse. portland's seven straight weeks of violence now prompted a visit from the secretary of the department of homeland security, chad wolf. wolf today blamed the violence directly on local democrat leaders. >> i was in portland yesterday, wanted to take a firsth

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"lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. radical left 's occupation of part of seattle has come to an end. this morning seattle police cleared out the capitol hill organized protest. they like to call that c.h.o.p., after more than three weeks of anarchy. seattle's left mayor, jenny durkan, initially downplayed any danger posed by those so-called peaceful protesters, calling their occupation of a part of a major american city another summer of love. >> we've got four blocks in seattle that you just saw pictures of that is more like a block party atmosphere. it's not ap an armed takeover. we have block parties and the like in this part of seattle all the time. it's known for that. we could have a summer of love. if. lou: there was never love, only fools and facilitators in seattle's top officialdom who only accommodated outreaches of the occupiers. after weeks of ugly, futile efforts at appeasement of the anarchists and black lives matter activists, durkan finally declared that the mob that had taken over six blocks of downto

lou: yeah.ee with you. i'm very, about as optimistic as anyone can be, but also that optimism of mine at least is based on people who are strong and courageous enough to step forward and put themselves on the line in the arena, like burgess owens. you know, without, without people with that kind of strength and character, i mean, you look at capitol hill right now, and i'm only going to point my hand towards the rino republicans. my god, burgess, they're quiet. they sit on their hands. they get run over by the left. and, by the way, in that they've become enablers. they're complicit with this madness and permitting it. in point of fact, they end up supporting it de facto. >> yeah, you're right. and only we know the difference because we have a president who's such a historic difference from the way it's been done in the past. those that have gone along, enabled and men let'sist, lou, look what's happened to the black community. i've been a republican for 30 years, i've never seen the program --

lou: yeah.e way, on the issue of race, people shouldn't be blaming racism for it because white people are doing exactly the same thing to their children, which is to ignore how poorly they'ring being taught. the conditions are so so extreme my for so many kids all across this country. we are wasting our future. these kids are our future, and we are doing just a horrible job of educating them and preparing them. children of all races, all americans. larry you elder, it's great to e you with us. congratulations. i have never known anyone to be the executive producer of the number one, the number one documentary in all the world. so a salute, larry. congratulations and thank you for being with us. >>> we'd like to hear your thoughts, share your comments. follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight, and house minority whip steve scalise, the hudson institute's michael pillsbury join us here tomorrow. i always like that they put up my i picture when i'm

lou.ly, does he not get credit, he gets the exact opposite as a narrative from the mainstream meade yaw. media. when you look what he has done for hispanic employment levels, i was with him with the mexican president and see the support he had what was supposed to be his adversary, really being articulated each and every day, that is a key but it doesn't surprise me because each and every day, lou, you know, that washington, d.c., has one job. that is to try to make sure they undermine this president, not work with him, and 16 blocks away on capitol hill, they're always fast at work, if they do work, to try to make sure that they undermine the president and we're not going to stand for it. we're going to continue to work hard with executive orders. i just left the oval office a few minutes ago where we're talking about executive orders that actually will make a big difference. lowering prescription drug prices this president is going to do three different executive orders that will substan

lou dobbs right now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.resident trump a week ago served notice on radical dems and the left in this country that they are often in conflict, often violently with this nation's values, culture and law and that the u.s. government will no longer ignore or tolerate their lawless conduct and often vicious assaults on our heritage, our history and our people. at mount rushmore for the first time, president trump confronted corporate america for its sponsorship of the left and its support of socialist and even marxist movements. and today the president took to twitter there to call out american universities and colleges and our public school systems, many of which are have become institutions of left-leaning indoctrination and propaganda. he took a major step toward undoing decades of toxic far-left programs and highly effective programs of brainwashing and even radicalization of our youth, our students. the president today the announced a historic, seminal drive to reverse those decades of indoctrination and fede

lou: yeah.srupt, to vandalize, to tear down this country and with the complicity of these democratic mayors. we're headed in a direction -- the president is, you can see it on his face, is immensely frustrated that he has to put up with mayors and in many cases governors who are absolutely thrilled to see this nonsense taking place because they are politically motivated. they know this disrupts this president and his agenda, and that's what's driving them, i think. what do you think? >> it is unfortunately. and, you know, i know him. in the president's back pocket he's alluded to the insurrection act. what's going on in this country is really unacceptable on many levels. you know, if folks could just stop, if you could, if i could just get word to the folks who are out there being disruptive and the folks who are even protesting and just say stop, just stop for a second, take a breather, find out exactly what you're trying to get accomplished because tearing up communities and tearing up busines

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lou: right.close together or at protests, coughing and shouting -- lou: let me tush -- turn to ed and get the politics of this thing. ed, what's going on here? because we have, and i love what rand paul said to dr. fauci, there is such arrogance -- i'm paraphrasing -- such arrogance in the medical community that they think a handful of people can tell this extraordinary economy how to operate and how to react? particularly when there's very little known about the virus itself, in point of fact. your thoughts politically, what does this president need to do. >> he has to basically appear to be on top of it. i'd slap a mask on and just forget it. just walk out there and say, okay, i'm not going to get it. it makes you feel better to see me with a mask. the bottom line is where he has to worry is the voters over the age of 65 who were his strongest voting bloc. people think he doesn't care about this issue. obviously, he does. he's done a lot about this issue early on, and he wants to get focused on

lou: right.didn't even know what was in his own report. you know, and when he got to investigating roger stone and jerome corps i, these political gaslights, why didn't he investigate fusion gps? why did he not figure out it was fusion gps and the clinton campaign that had been talking to christopher steele who was talking to russia? there was your russian meddling that you had in this election. so he was never, he was supposed to look at russia collusion when, in fact, he knew the trump campaign from the day he walked in the door that there was, there was nothing there. so, you know, i don't know what senator graham, senator johnson are going to do but, look, we have to continue, lou -- i take their calls, i give them all the information that i possibly can just like i continue to make criminal referrals to the justice department. lou: right. well, and the chairman of the intelligence committee, adam schiff, let's focus on what he said. what we have not yet had -- if we could put up this quote,

lou dobbs starts right now. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. ceos of tech giants amazon, facebook, apple and google today testifying before a house judiciary subcommittee. lawmakers four of the world's richest men in their virtual hearing about their massive companies that dominate technology and social media. the tech titans are worth about $200 billion. looking every bit the part of voracious masters of the universe looking to destroy anything in their path. just kidding. all four ceos looked impossibly pass i as they demured to the -- passive as they demured to the awesome power of the u.s. congress. they were dismissive that they could in any way strangle free peach. and crush conservative voices and -- speech and crush conservative voices and votes. they claim to be the farthest thing from monopolists or oligarchs. they compete not only against one another -- and viciously -- but also others. google's ceo, sundar pichai, claims his company is facing intense competition, yet somehow, some way google manages to dominate search traffic. accou

"lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.f we begin with another -- we begin with another extraordinary, bizarre twist in the radical dems' and deep state's effort in the persecution of former trump national security adviser general michael flynn. clinton-appointed judge emmett suggest -- sullivan is now demanding the entire for d.c. court of appeals which overruled him, he wants them to rehear the decision from two weeks ago, a decision from that three-judge panel that, well, created an end to flynn's case. calling upon the judge to dismiss the case and move on. judge sullivan refuses to do what his bosses in judicial terms told him. judge sullivan again proving he's a partisan activist trying to destroy the life of general flynn. and, by the way, not making the judiciary look any better. the d.c. court of appeals doesn't have to take up the judge's request. we'll see what happens. judge sullivan's decision follows a major day at the supreme court, a day of important victories again for president trump. the justices closed o

lou?ou: well, that governor isn't very, isn't any brighter than most of these democrat mayors around the country who are watching much of their cities burn, their streets fill with violence. it's incredible to even think these, that there would be such a sense of entitlement on the part of the left who has created, created the conditions for what we have witnessed in this country over the past almost two months. ed lawrence, great to have you with us. that brings us to our poll question tonight. should democrat-run cities ask for federal help to control their violent streets? should anybody answer in the affirmative? that's actually the question, should democratic cities be able to get federal help when it has been in their control to stop the violence in their streets. so we'll rework that and try it again. meanwhile, that's the question. we'd like to hear your answer. cast your vote are on twitter @loudobbstonight. >>> former special counsel robert mueller, he's remerged after a year aft

i certainly hope so, lou. lou: yeah. different role altogether, a doctor michael great to have you with us. we appreciate it. we are glad you are against the expression now that is so popular, is in a different context of course. we will be right back and stay with us. ate temperature check. you're good to go. have a good day. the safety of amazon community is very important. you're good to go, sir. thank you! if i can take care of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. step onto the blue line, sir. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. this is my passion. have a good day. i have a son who is 10 years old. i say, "you know, mommy loves to help people." and he said, "wow, one day i'm gonna be like you too. i'm gonna be a doctor." he make me cry. have a good day out there, okay? ♪. elizabeth: peter: president trump today blasted hunt university both of you weathering to make sure the students return to school. pres. trump: i see where harvard announced that they were closing for the s

lou: yeah. you see or hear about the commercials that were running over the weekend from the blm, apparently, i don't know who's paying for them, but supporting blm saying it's the time for radical change right now, we've got to have change but, again, not saying what that change is. it's a 30-second commercial, but the time for change is now. i mean, i -- watching television over the weekend just a bit, i mean, everybody is preaching something. it is amazing that the number of organizations, corporations hectoring america to change. it's just, it's stunning to me, and no one seems to know what the hell they're talking about. maybe they don't either. >> well, the corporate left or the corporations are afraid of the left for boycotts and just being embarrassed generally. and they've got this attitude when it comes to advertising and marketing to double down in terms of supporting these radical left-wing movements. you have the nfl coming down on the side of anti-americanism. you've got the nba su