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lou: yes. >> very much. lou: and the president acknowledges, every time he speaks of china. >> we rescued chinese commune nhl three times, and -- communism three times, and every time they come back, they try to hurt us more. we should not try to save them a fourth time. lou: we should not, and why is it that our business interests -- oh, the chamber of commerce, by the way, the chamber of horrors came out immediately as the president took a tough stance, and they said, oh, we don't favor these tariffs, and we don't favor this, and you mustn't talk too tough to the chinese communists. i mean, this is our chamber of commerce representing, what is it, three million businesses in this country? what would they like to do? have the president just flip the keys to the country to the chinese? >> do whatever f what every other -- what every other president has done for the last 20 years -- lou: what they're told. >> i must give trump a lot of credit, he's the only guy who's had the guts to stand up to the chinese. do

lou: yes. >> the other thing that just pentagon report, enough already, we spend 20 years there, and000 americans. 30,000 americans are going to have injuries for their lives, we spent a trillion coul, and wo we have? they want us to be there longer? i think we get out, let them decent themselve -- defend themselves, we don't need to be in their psycho drama any more. lou: to kt's point, annoyed as i was that pentagon doing pr for isis, looks like they are trying to stir up support to keep troops in syria. >> i read it that way too. the president scored major victory. we have to recognize as long as there are ungoverned spaces in syria or anywhere el that creates an opportunity for groups like isis to spawn, the question is how long do we keep american troops to fight that, it america alone. lou: what about mexico? 80% of territory on under the influence of the drug cartels, should we not take action because they are exports death across that southern border of day. the deaf of americans. -- death of americans, far more deadly, and dangerous to us. where should the troops be? mexico

it looks like a very -- >> yes. lourd path to bring accountability these officials who have done so much against the interest of the nation. >> i have chris of judicial watch on my show, he is not a person given to hyperbole, he said knowing his sources, what i have have uncovered and representation of u.s. attorney, they durham, there will be people at high level in obama administration who will be charged with very serious felonies to deal with their activity, you have to note, a good prosecutor does not go after the low hanging fruit, they put pressure on those most legally vulnerable this case, lisa page, bruce ohr. and when they have the farm screws turned on them legally, they will give up what obama administration was doing, in a silent coop against donald trump, i know it is tough, we have to wait a little bit, be patient. lou: i would like to see patience at any point in this payoff. i have to say mueller hearing of worth while and the report. but after that, i want hard pros prosecutions and successful prosecu

lou: despite paul ryan, and chuck schumer, and mitch mcconnell. >> yes, yes, yes. lou: whole bunch. >> his own party,. lou: the resistance went his own administration. >> his terror -- tariff threat got mexico to do more than -- >> what do we do with 2020 approaching, this historic president, has done so much, whether on the economy. anyone -- does anyone give this president credit for destroying isis? reducing its ground control in syria and iraq to zero? not a person. not a person talks about what he has done for the economy, and doing in balancing international trade, and doing leading the free world against by the way the wishes and heartfelt wishes of republican establishment and left wing globalist elites, he has to get this under control, and have people who believe in him, what he is doing, right now these numbers are not, not very satisfactory. >> look, i can't disagree with you, i have worked for sick president-- 6presidents he has n any other president i have worked for, if they stop resisting, we would have secured this border. there would be no family s

lou: and sinister. >> yes. so, i hope the investigation will tell us which. i hope they will do it you know while before we get to our rocking chairs. the fbi doesn't have a great record investigating anything. investigating itself. for some reason i have more than perhaps some would consider reasonable cynicism, make that skepticism about what they will do. but i would like your thoughts about just very simply, a justice department that is this far out of control. talking with john solomon earlier, i believe this government is increases. the permanent bureaucracy. the executive functions in this government are not they seem unresponsive to the president, they seem to not care one wit, where are we? >> i grew up in a navy town, if something happened on the ship, the captain was always responsible, i would have fired warden today, period. he had a prisoner to -- >> i am sure their warden unions that -- >> i am sure there are. >> they don't call them wardens any more. >> too many public employees say, they were overtime 5 days, they did not do job they were sup

lou: and she is reforming, changing abolishes th the electl college. >> yes, abolish i.c.e. d now the electoral college, this kind of rhetoric is dangerous. lou: she is aligned with anti-semitism, this business of attacking israel. >> the back and forth we saw to your point is shute sh absolutey shameful, i wall on aoc, plus 3 to take though the there is a international stage that is watching, what you are doing is demonizing america, which is wrong. lou: this will be a clear test between you, and the other aspiring to replace her. >> we're ready for a primary, we know there are other candidates in the race, but we cleared the field, i think she taking our candidacy seriously i would encourage viewers to go to my web site, and you can learn more about me and our platform. lou: sherri thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: great to have you. look forward to seeing you soon. >> thank you. lou: up next. president trump sharing his support for our nation's veterans, that and more right after this break stay with us. great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your ca

>> so the decision has been made, lou, that yes, we are going to move forward -- lou: who made that decision? >> so collectively, the white house, make no mistake, when the white house became aware of this, they got all the agencies together that needed to be here and said hey look, we need to take a look at this and do better at this. let's get a team together and plan together to make meaningful changes to address it and start doing this where it makes sense. lou: it's troubling to me that a department -- department of homeland security has been in violation of law for nearly a decade. and that there is some conference that has to be held about whether or not to comport with federal law? >> no, lou, that's not what i'm saying. lou: i'm trying to understand. >> yeah, so absolutely. let me make clear that you can disagree maybe with the waiver, but according to the law, the secretary actually had authority to waive compliance, and that was done under the obama administration. i think what is correct to say is that was really never meant to be permanent, and it should have been reviewed soone

yes lou because it is what is the big difference from this year as in previous year we had a major drought related to grease fire to what is in the amazon these here we don't have the major drought and we steal we see massive increases in different states and the positive news if you can see it this way is that these fires are concentrated in a few winters a ballot is said 10 minutes that ballads account for 50 percent almost of the deforestation and that deforestation generates fires because fires a byproduct of deforestation they're less apt to remove all of his biomass in the biggest concern as the dry season progresses and is going to have much drier conditions and next month and those fry conditions can lead to forest fires these fires that skate into force primary force and then they can burn hundreds of thousands of kilometers and burn areas that are 10 percent above area for example or 10 or 20 times the size of the end ok now it sounds like those 10 minutes apologies are responsible that needs to be looked at but before we go i like to ask you about the importance of the amazon fo

lou: great two weeks. >> yes, my sense, normally presidents go away for month of august and disappear. a lot of junk happens, i think this president will continue working as hard as he does. lou: i thought, the other day it was interesting. president gave a glimpse to his nature, he started talking about he preferred to be at white house, working. that really is who he is. >> it is. lou: his work ethic is a standard that other presidents will whine about for decade to come, he is going to make them have to work. the expectations are charging about how that job should be. >> 20 hours a day, he is up and functioning, he sleeps very little. lou: me too, every week. ed rollins thank you. >> you bit. lou: up next, another round of trade talks with china, we take it up after this quick break. lou: the china-u.s. trade talks with ended in shanghai. representative lighthizer and secretary treasury secretary mnuchin, on the way back to the united states joining us tonight to assess where we are. in those talks. where we are geo politically. and militarily, we're joined by dr. michael pillsbury

lou: a different tact. i mean, with both political parties opposing him. >> yes. lou: in securing the border, in stopping illegal immigration, he has had to -- and frankly in most cases -- on his own come up with the idea of tariffs against mexico, if they continued their incentivizing central american immigrants to come to the united states, coming up with the third safe country policy and also by the way, coming up with an imaginative way to bring billions of dollars out of the federal budget from another department to build the wall. >> the wall funding, right. lou: i mean, this is the kind of thinking original thinking that the president needs from all quarters -- >> that's right. lou: he does pretty well on his own, but he could use some help. >> absolutely. and look, the american government is built on not just checks and balances, but to move -- to solve problems working together, and congress is refusing to do that. i will say senator graham in the senate made a good run in july at trying to get some asylum fixes, including some by the way that were support

. >> yes, lou.statement we said they will democrats want to tear up the fabric of the supreme court there throwing out the constitution in california. the qualifications clause says three requirements. candidate has to be 35, natural born citizen and in the u.s. more than 14 years per california trying to impose or has passed a law that requires candidates to publish five years of the tax returns in order to appear in a primary ballot. we not stand for this in california. both the trump campaign and the president as well as my clients a republican national committee and california party and the republican trump supporters have challenged this in court we are looking for a hearing next month on the matter. lou: good luck. this is outrageous with the state of california is doing on so many levels. let's turn to this, the radical dems, to actually threaten the supreme court, trying to intimidate them into acquiescing to the radical dems view on gun control in this country. it is outrageous. what can be

yes! everybody has to get checked! see the big see today. lous formally withdrew from the cold war era nuclear arms treaty with russia. president trump: i will say this. with russia if we can get a pact where they reduced and we reduced nuclear, that would be a great thing for the world. i do believe that will happen. we discussed it. and i discussed it with china and president putin. i also discussed it with china. china was excited about talking by the, and so is russia. lou: russia lead in the total number of nuclear weapons. the lack of interior enforcement infuriating those in border enforcement border patrol council vice president hector garza blasted those in government playing politics. >> it's frustrating to our border patrol agent and our i.c.e. officers out there. we have people at the top of these agencies acting like politicians instead of law enforcement agents in enforcing the rule of law. we can't have our agency leaders acting like politicians. let's make sure we enforce the law. if these people have been ordered removed. let's

yes absolutely. >> one and only doug burns. thank you for having us in your home and watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody. the radical dems are reeling tonight and their friends on the left wing national media are desperate. the "washington post" pointing out the socialist policies of two of the democratic front runners, are not grounded in reality whatsoever.no worries over north korea. president trump today brushed away any threats from kim jong-un after his regime tested a number of short range missiles this week. and president trump keeping his promise to expand prosperity, our economy is booming, the lives of american working people getting better every day. and in july the economy added 164,000 new jobs, unemployment holding at 3.7 percent, just off of a half-century low. more americans employed than ever before. 63 percent labor force participation rate and wages gaining more than three percent over the past year. it is no wonder that more voters view the economy positively today. then they have

lou: we need a regulation to secure the nation against a threat from communist china? >> i think there should be regulations or laws that bar google for sharing this technology with china. yes, i do. lou: and barring that well let's just say in the absence of that regulation, there is not a host of things that we can do to make certain? shouldn't every resource be applied right now? why should we have to go through a, a legislative process when you know full well those in silicon valley or extraordinary close. >> regulations do not have to be approved by congress. the president can implement them just by signing a piece of paper. lou: again, and worried about a mindset that suggests we need a regulation in place rather than a presidential order or action because that starts to smell of the swamp. and i have to tell you, when it comes to national security, this president has been supported in every supreme court test at this point to having the authority for national security and he should be taking every urgent action necessary to prevent the betrayal of the united states by any company, any person and certainly, a powerful technology company of the likes of which there may

lou good. morning. to you. yes i know my dil bole that was done that sat back but that made me get mad get me anything else out playing now but the point of the rules i'm glad i'll poke out alone at home with. my dad and that we end up with yes i am a young lad that's helpful. without a focus of that crisis or the way you have the gas because of the way i did everything in the world to get them out of. the. email in the. loop the loop like. you know definitely getting bad boy would be a sad one day to me that i'm at the end of a level yet you get me a proper role model with tiger but i'd have to guess that the far side might hate what i would be as out there most of the. fun thinking yes i was able to get people to rob rob that i. know of maybe i'll talk to her i what about my yes i know what jill that the young guy sat back but i hated to get out that he had with me yes that. would mean an upright in bed by he had only a bit of a door that hard maybe i don't want to work now i don't. need a laptop in your mind onl

yes! how'd you know? studying my playbook? yeah, actually. loupresident trump weighing-in on twitter after the radical dems debate last night. the president saying this. quote if i had not won the 2016 election, we would be in a great recession. depression. right now. the people i saw on stage last night and you can add an sleepy joe, and the rest will lead us into an economic sinkhole, the likes of which we've never seen before. with me, only up. and the president just tweeting this about cnn 's poor performance last night saying quote - very low ratings for the democratic debate last night. they are desperate for trump. join us a former reagan white house political director, fox business political analyst, leading republican strategist, great american and savant, ed rollins.>> a been a shipyard town near from san francisco so i went through the movements at those watching that last night. we had all of these former hippies promising everything led by zodiac growth and whatever her name is. lou: marion williams? >> as who is now the big star of

yes, peter lou has rather dropped out of sight in the schools curriculum.always considered a bit of industrial trouble up north, something that concerned manchester and not the country. but it was the centrepiece of a national campaign of mass platform, mass democracy meetings, that the eyes of the whole country were on manchester, and there was a political event of national importance, part of a democratic story. why has it taken a while for it to be seen in that context? well, it took a long time before reform actually got under way. in the short term the pro—democracy movement of 1819 was defeated. but in 1832, we got the great reform act. it was only a small advance but the reason that it passed was because the government did not dare again to send in troops against unarmed civilians. we then got about one a generation reform acts. all adult males got the vote in 1840. then women. it was a long time before that gradual process towards democracy became apparent. and only now can we really look back and see that behind britain's well—known stage by stage

lou: and u.s. attorney general now conducting we understand, a criminal investigation. not just a review. victoria, this is a reason for hope. dare i hope? >> yesplease! please help! we have been telling you all around that this is going to be a criminal investigation but -- lou: did you did not tell me would take this long, victoria. [laughter] >> have some patience, lou! here's what he has to do. he had to interview witnesses. people who are cooperating witnesses and i'm sure that there are a lot of them, should be interviewed beforehand. you don't want to throw someone in a grand jury cold turkey and start asking questions. as a prosecutor you want the whole range of information that they have. maybe they bring something up in there is more investigation needs to be done before they come to the grand jury. someone who is being subpoenaed and will take the stand the prosecutor has a ready spent time. lou: is this process moving quickly, slowly, as it seems, is there any reason for me and everyone watching and listening to you and victoria, to think that we are actually going to see the scoundrels who made up the leadership of the department o

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>> yes. >> please do not use gendered language to address everyone. louhey had their rough moments. joining us tonight, charlie hurt , washington times opinion editor, author, fox business contributor, and senior policy analyst at the independent women 's forum, great to have you both with us. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. lou: i mean that's quite a display there, patrice. defeat capitalism that way? >> boy oh, boy. if that's how they're going to defeat capitalism then capitolists are in very good shape. these are young people who are triggered by sense, sounds, and the wrong pronouns, and it's ridiculous but this is unfortunately, the generation of young people who have been taught to be very sensitive, overly sensitive to everything and everyone and not to offend anybody. in the real-world though i mean they frankly should be living in a bubble right now. lou: patrice just used the word "woke." i'm not sure what the heck it means, charlie. i woke this morning. i woke very early this morning, but -- >> grammatically you didn't. lou: [laughter] th

lou: the ones they worked on with google, that system. >> yes, that ai system, and google has been involved in the aie searc research in beijing, a institute in chinese capital this information is pipelined to the chinese military in china, they don't have civilian ai research. lou: they don't have civilian, they are all working for the pla, and with the pla on everything they are involved in, this i -- in this country. let's turn to strong letter sent by 3 senators, i am not criticizing the senators, i think that is terrific they sent a letter, but it amounts to nothing in response from google. >> the important point is that the u.s. government is going to do something about it everyone understands, president trump is given a direction to the entire government that you have to go after huawei to protect american networks, huawei has been surveilling everyone. and clearly its servers -- >> then why is the come commerce department offering waivers? >> no issues have been issued, considering the break downs in trade talks, i am not so sure the waivers will go through. lou: call it a break dow