charles: a quick break, then lou dobbs will get on this debate, woo. sir, you're a broker.do you charge for online equity trades? uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa jones! lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? (nervous chuckle) lisa: and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! lisa: oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks, carl! wait, lisa! lisa... are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. charles: welcome back to fox business special town hall on capitol hillis--capitalism and u dobbs is host of "lou dobbs tonight," we was named tv premier business news anchor by the "wall street journal." [applause] lou graduated from harvard, dise agredegree in economics grew upn texas and idaho. >> thank you. charles: we start with fiona. >> hello, corporate executives answer only to themselves and a few wealthy stock holders make basic economic decisions that -- other people? >> you would want to go, you were fired f

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lou dobbs. we have great questions lined up from the audience the question is why are we doing the town hall and why now? jackie deangelis is here and she has those answers. reporter: good afternoon to you, charles. capitalism versus socialism there is more at stake now than ever, but do people who look at socialism and ask for it do they know what it means? as the election looms a national debate is raging. on one side, capitalism. free market economy, the individual creation of wealth. >> here in the united states we are alarmed by the new calls to adopt socialism in our country. >> on the other side, socialism. government control of enterprise wealth shared by all. >> democratic socialism to me is creating a government and a economy and a society which works for all rather than just the top 1%. reporter: according to a new gallup poll, 47% of americans say they would vote for a qualified presidential candidate who is a socialist. >> it means putting democracy and society first instead of capi

greg's lou dobbs news!y has a giant tank tread where he's having it delivered to the lou dobbs house from a russian mechanic for this is how lou dobbs gets to work now. just rolls over. other cars. that's pretty amazing. >> why a russian mechanic? >> they do good work. russians are like the new bad people. >> you have an entire minute to do one more thing. >> speak out one speed. >> when we all get fired from fox, this will be our next job here. for $90,000 a year, you could be a it's the luxury amazon, essentially. these guys need someone to live on all these different yachts and you make two grand a week, and you sleep on the yacht and review up to 50 a year. >> you are going to hate it. see >> see you guys in the year. >> when a job is that good, you end up hating the job. it's a scam. they kidnap you. they have you come on there, and it's a sex slave ship. >> you turned a good job into a horrible job. >> i thought it would be good. >> that's it for us. we'll see you back here on ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [n

i would look at what lou dobbs says if not more than what marco rubio and chuck schumer says. i think trump responds far more literally to lou dobbs and to other broadcasters than he does to congress. there are two examples you can point to. one in may or june i can't remember may, they came back from negotiation steve mnuchin thought he had a makings of a deal, the numbers at that point was $60 million would seem like an awful lot of dollars with services and goods, but now it seems like chump change. in any event they thought that the chinese and steve mnuchin thought they had a deal and it was attacked by lou dobbs and others and trump back off immediately. that's one example. the other example is trump cut a deal with cte. it was roundly criticized around the hill, i forget what dobbs said at that point but it was criticized by lots of people. it is hard to know how he responds to that sort of pressure. >>> if i could add a third example, on the thursday night before their friday overall meeting with leo hawk, lou dobbs criticized a memorandum of understanding is being tho

. >> carrie: i think it's been documented that he's very in fluential, and lou dobbs. and judge jeanine, that's who he is. and i think it is exactly as it looks. i don't think it's that complicated. he talks to sean hannity a lot. and he talks to lou dobbs, and others, and they're helping to shape his policies and that's just the fact. >> tommy: thinking of the history of journalism in america is there any precedence for a journalist having that kind of influence on a president. >> carrie: i think if you look back, barack obama used to love sitting down with jeff goldberg of the atlantic, these were very infrequent compared to what we know about how donald trump is talking with the tv personalities who he favors. but absolutely, journalist have plays apinfluential in how presidents have made policies and think about issues. it's just not -- maybe not in this model in this form. i would say this may be unique. but i do know for sure that all of our presidents are influenced they seek out opinions from opinion-makers like jeffrey goldberg, and ezra klein as well as sean

instagram i would be back next week talking to a real state developer and phila thank you for watching lou dobbs is next here on foxbusiness network. have a great weekend. . >> good evening you may have noticed during all of the 21 present - - presidential hopefuls with dan - - downcast for those who want to hold the highest office in the land they are desperate and getting more so with each passing day and why is that? even the radical dems in the socialist and even the worst of the terrible 20 no more - - 21 know enough about the economy that president trump has delivered prosperity that obama said was impossible wia

"lou dobbs" is next right heir on the fox business network. have a good evening. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. since taking office president trump has fought the end the years of chinese theft, trade imbalances and deficits that are hurt the american economy and worker. the president has tried no good faith to work out a trade deal with china places tariffs on chinese goods when the chinese slow-walk those negotiations. yet today despite the president's warning against retaliatory tariffs, china announced it would raise tariffs on u.s. goods. president trump saying he's not concerned with china's retaliation. >> we're in a very strong position, our economy has been very powerful, theirs has not been. we've gone up a lot since our great election in 2016. and if you look at the numbers, they've gone down quite a bit. if you look at what we've done, we've never taken in ten cents until i got elected now we're take in billions. there can be retall baitio retat can't be substantial by con pairson. lou: tonight an in-depth look at the impact of the

"lou dobbs" is next right here on the fox business network. we hope you have a great memorial day weekend. ♪ ♪ david: good evening, david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. we have exclusive numbers that show a dramatic shift in mexico's attitude towards fighting deadly cartels, human and drug trafficking as well as rampant levels of illegal immigration. >>> donald trump dpe defending his attacks against nancy pelosi saying he was responding in time to their attacks on his staimed. >state ofmind. >> when you say a personal attack, didn't you hear what she said about me long before i went after her? did you hear? she made horrible statements. she knows they're not true. she said terrible things. i just responded in kind. look, you think nancy is the same as she was, she's not. david: major developments in attorney general bill barr's investigation into the origins to have russian probe, the president handing barr sweeping powers to declassify any intel materials he sees fit, also orders the agencies to be transparent with the attorney general leav

>> i think it's been well documented that he has a very -- he's very influential, and so is lou dobbs and, you know, judge -- i was going to say judge judy, but it's judge -- i don't know about judge judy, but judge jeanine. that's who he is, right? i think it is exactly as it looks. i don't think it's that complicated. he talks to sean hannity a lot, and he talks to lou dobbs, and he talks to others, and, yes, they're helping to shape his policies. that's just the fact. >> thinking of the history of journalism in america, is there any precedent for a journalist having that kind of influence on a sitting president? >> oh, i think absolutely there has been. yeah. i mean i think if you look back, i mean i just -- barack obama used to love sitting down with jeff goldberg of "the atlantic" or ezra klein of fox. these were very infrequent compared to what we know about how donald trump is talking with, you know, the tv personalities he favors. but absolutely journalists have played an influential role in how presidents have made policies, think about issues. it just hasn't -- you know, it'

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still not as bad as our favorite lou dobbs clip tren he d to say the name of a a mexican town check this >> the caravan of mostly central american immigrants isw no the mexican city of waffle-da tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: waffle-da. we have a great show tonight jeff daniels is here tonight>> teve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: maluma is here to talk and perform >> steve: come on.e >> jimmy: and we havcouple of very special surprise guests [ cheers and applause great show a little bit of sad day. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: hard to hear the passing of tim conway -- passed away comedian and person.reat i'm very lucky i got to know him, and tell him i love himwh h is really one of the joys of doing this job. you get to meet all these love them. tell them that you he's one of the funniest guys ever and his wife, charky, i love her so much. she's great. , my thoughts and prayer went to them we went to ainner once at tom rouen -- tom and marla rouen's house in la it was me, tim conway, bob newhart, don rickles and carol burnett. i mean heavy hitters, yeah, and i'm not just saying this

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening, everybody. for more than two years, the radical dems have done their worst, spewing constantly the worst they could imagine about our president, creating false and vile narratives while carrying out a conspiracy to block out only the trump agenda but through their efforts and constant barrage of lies by the radical dems, the deep state and the complicit left wing national media they sought to overthrow the presidency of donald trump. and now, those same radical dems brimming with evil and venom dripping from their lying mouths are attacking the attorney general of the united states. >> he lied to congress. if anybody else did that, it would be considered a crime. nobody is above the law, not the president of the united states, and not the attorney general. being attorney general does not give you -- to go say whatever you want. >> attorney general barr's performance in yesterday's judiciary committee hearing was abysmal. raising all types of questions about his willi

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the president strikes back. president trump today responded to robert mueller's partisan performance in which the former special counsel admitted he had no evidence with which to charge the president. >> i think he is a total conflicted person. i think mueller is a true never-trumper. he's somebody that dislikes donald trump. he's somebody that didn't get a job that he requested that he wanted very badly, and then he was appointed. and despite that, and despite $40 million, 18 trump haters including people that worked for hillary clinton and some of the worst human beings on earth, they got nothing. it's pretty amazing. lou: they got nothing. and tonight we take a closer look at the wildly conflicted and committed partisan robert mueller and his special counsel investigation, the witch hunt that was from beginning to end nothing but a partisan effort to help the dems steal the 2018 midterm elections and overthrow a president. power

lou dobbs is next right here on fox business network. have a good night. lou:>> good evening i am gregg jarrett and for lou dobbs. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and the radical dimms right out of control. president they said is involved in a cover. nancy pelosi says the president is begging for impeachment and that he needs an intervention. the president today fighting back against the venom being spewed by pelosi and the left saying that she has lost her mind. and the dimms of the do-nothing party. we take out the radical dimms will from opposition party to the party of obstruction. some say evil. ed rollins, byron york, cory lewandowski all among our guests tonight. and the crisis of the southern border worsens day by day yet the permanent bureaucracy of the swamp and the leaders of the dhs slow walk all efforts to secure it. with no help from congress and will help from his own administration, the president fights on, signing in order to crack down on immigrants, excluding the welfare system. we take up the latest on the president's fight to secure the sou

lou dobbs is next right here on fox business network. have a good night. nd for lou dobbs. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and the radical dimms right out of control. president they said is involved in a cover. nancy pelosi says the president is begging for impeachment and that he needs an intervention. the president today fighting back against the venom being spewed by pelosi and the left saying that she has lost her mind. and the dimms of the do-nothing party. we take out the radical dimms

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. we hope you have a good evening. thank you for joining us. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. making america safe again, president trump laying out his plan to overhaul our broken borders, our broken immigration system and our broken borders. >> the proposal begins with the most complete and effective border security package ever assembled by our country. this plan was not developed i'm sorry to say by politicians. it was designed with significant input from our great law enforcement professionals to detail what they need to make our border, which is 100% operationally secure. lou: 100%, and the president's proposal also introduces for the first time ever merit-based immigration and rooting out fraudulent claims of asylum. >> we must also restore the integrity of our broken asylum system. our nation has a proud history of affording protection to those fleeting government persecutions -- to those fleeing government persecutions. unfortunately, legitimate asylum seekers are being displaced by those lodging frivolous claims

. ♪ ♪ david: good evening, david asman sitting in for lou dobbs.ave exclusive numbers that show a dramatic shift in mexico's attitude towards fighting deadly cartels, human and drug trafficking as well as rampant levels of illegal immigration. >>> donald trump dpe defending his attacks against nancy pelosi saying he was responding in time to their attacks on his staimed. >state ofmind. >> when you say a personal attack, didn't you

. >> thank you, hillary let's bring in lou dobbs, host of lou dobbs tonight on fox business. the plan? what do you think, and any chance of passing? lou: well first the plans to have lindsey graham competing with the president of the united states on an immigration plan because he obviously needs to do just thought, i found that astounding, because any plan that comes from the white house or the senate floor is going to need a miracle to get through that democratic congress, particularly without amnesty. it's almost a non-starter, but i have to say for the white house, their hearts are in the right place. they're talking about a merit- based plan instead of lotteries, and chain migration. that's an important step forward , but there are a lot more steps to be taken. we'll learn more obviously tomorrow when the president speaks. >> i think that it's a good start but i think what the president is proposing is really post-2020 when he gets re-elected when he has a republican congress he can say this is the mandate. now we can get it done. what graham is proposing i don't see him

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump has restored america to prosperity, he's restored americans' faith in our future, and the president has delivered on his promises of more jobs, better jobs, higher paying jobs, creating a vibrant, robust economy with the lowest unemployment rates in a half centuriment the president's economic -- century. the president's economic success puts him in a class with only fdr among presidents, and today he reviewed some of his results in his first 25 months in office. >> our country, needless to say, is doing fantastically well. we're setting records. over 100 days of stock market wins, meaning the highest in history. over a hundred days we've had of stock market wins. our unemployment numbers are the best in 51 years, and for certain groups -- african-american, asian-american, women, now 71 years. but the other groups and hispanic-american, historic lows on up employment. lou: the left-wing national media, the radical de

"lou dobbs" is next right here on the fox business network. ♪ david: good evening, david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. we have exclusive numbers that show a dramatic shift in mexico's attitude towards fighting deadly cartels, human and drug trafficking as well as rampant levels of illegal immigration. >>> donald trump dpe defending his attacks against nancy pelosi saying he was responding in time to their attacks on his staimed. >state ofmind. >> when you say a personal attack, didn't you

steve bannon, whom you know well, sir, he just came out moments ago on lou dobbs' show praising thiset's watch. >> trump understands that tariffs are more than taxes. they're about self-empowerment of the working class. today he said that president xi and the chinese apparatus which continually, whether it's clinton, bush or obama, the permanent political class, they've tapped along, reneged on every deal they've had. trump said, i'm not going to do this. you not going to come back and retrade us. i'm going to hit you with the tariffs, and i think this is a very big week in economic history. trish: indeed, for the united states of america. you know, i look at the charts, corey, and i see all the growth that china has had over the last 20 years. it really started, i would say, significantly during the clinton years and then continued magnificently, shall we say, during the obama years to the point now where if we don't actually do something, they really will take over our spot economically. and you know what goes with economic success, it is military is seasoning success. so -- succes

he talks to sean hannity a lot, lou dobbs, and others, and they help to shape his policies. that is the fact. >> thinking of the history of the journalism in america, is there any precedent for a journalist having that kind of influence on a sitting president? ms. brown: absolutely there has been. obama look back, barack used to love sitting down with just goldberg of the atlantic or ezra klein. infrequentvery compared to what we know about how donald trump is talking with the television personalities who he favors, absolutely, journalists have played an influential role in how presidents have made policies, think about issues. it just is not may in this model or this form. i would say maybe this is unique, but i do know for sure that all of our presidents are influenced based and seek out opinions from opinion makers, like jeffrey goldberg and ezra klein, as well as sean hannity and lou dobbs. that is their right. [laughter] >> when you see folks like the president go back to a news source that they like to hear from often, typically we use the term echo chamber, do you thi

about a trade deficit of $315 billion last ar with the chinese. >> he's been a guy that's watched lou dobbsor 30 or 40 years. and the only thing he had formed as a worldview was china. >> because we can't continue to allow china to rape our country, and that's what they're doing. it's the greatest tht in the history of the world. >> he talked in this kind of vernacular that, that kind of hit people in the, in the gut, and particularly when he talked about trade and jobs and jobsve shiftingeas. >> sullivan: what was his message to these people on trade?e" "china's to bl >> yeah, the message's very simple, is that, "the elite shipped the jobs overseas, and i'm going to bring them back." >> thank you, indiana. >> sullivan: that ssage helped propel trump to the presidency. and once there, he assembled hii team of rs on trade. to oversee economic policy, he brought in the fmer president of goldman sachs, gary cohn. >> the job i had in the white house was to convene everyone who basically had an onion on an economic topic,nd try and come up with a recommendation or two, or present to the presiden

fisherman, well -- we will leave that rest to your imagination remindinger to follow me on twitter at lou dobbs like me on facebook, and instagram. thanks for being with us. see you tomorrow.a representati will be with us to talk about it. maria bartiromo 's "wall street" starts now. maria: happy weekend! welcome to the weekend the analyst is the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead.i'm maria bartiromo. this week we are coming to you from washington d.c.. the elevation founder and early facebook founder will be here to talk about close to break up facebook. we will hear what he says. then later founder and ceo of the newly formed long-term stock exchange eric reese is with us talking about silicon valley and why he developed a new stock exchange for startups. the first volatile week for the markets as china and the u.s. are pushing further into trade fights. the white house say the implement a six-month delay on tariffs on imported cars and parts. this comes as president trump signed an executive order barring u.s. companies from using telecom gear from sources that the admi

lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the president strikes back. president trump today responded to robert mueller's partisan performance in which the former special counsel admitted he had no evidence with which to charge the president. >> i think he is a total conflicted person. i think mueller is a true never-trumper. he's somebody that dislikes donald trump. he's somebody that didn't get a job that he requested that he wanted very badly, and then he was appointed. and despite that, and despite $40 million, 18 trump hats

fox business is watching and "lou dobbs" is next. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody.he radical dimsz dimms are thy of hate spewing mostly nastiness and nonsense almost every day. some of their leaders have warned about the prospect of a constitutional crisis almost as though that any crisis that is present wasn't of their own doing. tonight we focus on the crisis created by these radical dimms, their disregard for truth and decency, mora morality, ethics. we know now that the democratic party colluded with the special counsel to withhold the no collusion conclusion of the mueller report until after the 2012018 midterm elections. we know too that rinos and the u.s. senate, one of nem in particular, richard burr, chairman of the intelligence committee just issued a subpoena for president trump's son, donald jr. seeking further system on the collusion matter, even though it is now a closed matter. burr has been in the kindest interpretation of his conduct throughout a willing if not eager tool of the democrats and the ranking member mark warner. president trump addressed

lou dobbs up next. ♪. u: good evening everyone the trump white house today on the offensive siding down congressional radical dems as they continue to carry out their campaign and obstruction on capitol hill. tonight we look at the white house response to the radical dems in the deep date who are stopping at nothing trying to subvert the president and block his policy initiatives. jeff jordan and victoria tensing them a guest tonight, the national security crisis other southern border region on, illegal immigrants flooding into the country, mexican drug cartel making tens of billions of dollars smuggling illegals and deadly drugs across the mexico border in today the white house has a new plan to secure the border to overhaul immigration policies. lindsey graham also announced a new immigration plan and rather strongly suggested his plan is in competition with the presidents. >> the white house plan is not designed to be a lot of this is designed to become a law. lou: senator graham, we take a look at the b

lou dobbs is next. get your information right here on fox business. lou: good evening everybody. despite all evidence to the contrary, despite the special counsel report on russian collusion, the vindicated the president, the resistance of the radical dems to the trump presidency to evident fact and clear reality, all of that persists and the radical resistance remains the center post of democratic operating strategy tonight. the radical dems conspiracy to overthrow the president has been dealt harsh blows but it is not yet a settled matter that the conspiracy is dead and gone. the radical dems themselves have turned to useless investigations of baseless charges, harassment of the president, his cabinet members and we now know the obama era fbi spied on the trump campaign and attorney general, william barr, has ordered investigations into it all. the fbi director christopher wray for his part, says he's helping the attorney general find out what happened. >> he is trying to get a better understanding of the circumstances at the department and the fbi surrounding the initiation of

instagram i would be back next week talking to a real state developer and p thank you for watching lou dobbs is next here on foxbusiness network. have a great weekend. . >> good evening you may have noticed during all of the 21 present - - presidential hopefuls with dan - - downcast for those who want to hold the highest office in the land they are desperate and getting more so with each passing day and why is that? even the radical dems in the socialist and even the worst of the terrible 20 no more - - 21 know enough about the economy that president trump has delivered prosperity that obama said was impossible without a magic wand. president trump has conjured up not only prosperity but for all americans record low unemployment among blacks, hispanics the lowest for women in 66 years almost seven decades and the democrats have done everything in their power to destroy this president because he has delivered more, cap more promises, promises, achieved more and the first two years of any president republican or democrat in modern history and his approval ratings are at an all-time high. the r

"lou dobbs" is next right heir on the fox business network. ve a good evening. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. since taking office president trump has fought the end the years of chinese theft, trade imbalances and deficits that are hurt the american economy and worker. the president has tried no good faith to work out a trade deal with china places tariffs on chinese goods when the chinese slow-walk those negotiations. yet today despite the president's warning against retaliatory tariffs, china announced it would raise tariffs on u.s. goods. president trump saying he's not concerned with china's retaliation. >> we're in a very strong position, our economy has been very

"lou dobbs" is next right here on the fox business network. have a good night. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, adam schiff, jerry nadler and the rest of the radical dimms leading the democratic party into the abyss with their coaster and vile politics. the dimms are no longer borderline evil. they've crossed that line. and with nancy pelosi's senseless baseless claims among which that the president is involved in a coverup, she's consigned her party to futility and failure in 2020. but her attempts to soothe the raging radical left have backfired and the political cost will be immense. president trump has had his fill of the democratic attacks not only against him but against the constitution. an endless political investigations and harassment. we're joined tonight by attorneys victoria toensing, jo digenova with us to take up the prospects of bringing the conspirators against the president to justice. with us as well, the dean himself, ed rollins, the daily caller's christopher bedford open k.t. mcfarland all wit

lou dobbs is right here next on the fox business network. night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. special counsel robert mueller today breaking his silence and doing so in a somewhat bizarre fashion. he said his special counsel report spoke for itself. but then he spoke for almost ten minutes. during which he claimed that his role as special counsel was never to prove that the president committed a crime of collusion or obstruction, and then he claimed he could never have charged him had he found such evidence. which, by the way, he didn't. >> and under longstanding

. >> come on, don't forget, lou dobbs, please clap, come on. lou: you are right.pleasure. lou: up next, a radical member of congress claims america is to blame for violence in venezuela. you will never guess who. our next guest is joining us for the trump 2020 campaign. also jason chaffetz is joining [street noise] [male narrator] wonder if you should get tested for colorectal cancer? yes. is it really that common? [narrator] it is. of cancers affecting both men and women, it's the second leading cancer killer in the u.s. but, i don't have symptoms. [narrator] it doesn't always cause symptoms, especially early on. so, don't wait. if you're 50 or older, it's time. but it doesn't run in my family. [narrator] most often, colorectal cancer occurs in people with no family history. and think about this. screening helps prevent the disease. really? how? [narrator] screening helps find precancerous polyps so they can be removed. remove the polyp, prevent the cancer. screening helps find colorectal cancer early too. when treatment works best. oh man. that test. [narrator]

lou dobbs is next. get your information right here on fox business. lou: good evening everybody.e contrary, despite the special counsel report on russian collusion, the vindicated the president, the resistance of the radical dems to the trump presidency to evident fact and clear reality, all of that persists and the radical resistance remains the center post of democratic operating strategy tonight. the radical dems conspiracy to overthrow the president has been dealt harsh blows but it is not yet a settled matter that the conspiracy is dead and gone. the radical dems

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. >> follow me on twitter at lou dobbs. see you tomorrow had.t from new york cheryl: here are your market movers at 5:00 a.m. a golden apple, the stock soaring in premarket trading this morning. right now at 211, 20, up five and a quarter percent. this follows a second quarter double beat. well, horrific scenes and violent clashes capturing the world's attention as people of venezuela rise up against the maduro regime. the socialist government on the brink of collapse. in the u.s., one of 2020 presidential candidate is not saying about the socialist country. well, a new fight over attorney general barr's interpretation of the mueller report as the a.g. is s