but melissa francis it hasn't some ideas.join us, after the break. ♪ >> tucker: weld the cells sex trafficking charges against jeffrey epstein are horrifying. but the find that it is that i found serious and potentially newsworthy is, jeffrey epstein was famously rich but he was friends with the world's richest and most influential new people. access to a private jet, it literally had his own private island. everyone calls him billionaire jeffrey epstein. he you would think billionaire was his first name peered all of a sudden though, no one can answer the most obvious question, how much money did he have and how did he make it? what a jeff jeffrey epstein do for living? nobody seems to know. well more confused as one person we go to just reflexively. melissa francis, the host of outnumbered. also after the ball on fox business. always happy to have you. maybe you know the answer, melissa francis. to go to the same thing was driving me francie crazy. people kept saying billionaire hedge fund manager. and i'm like what hedge f

i'm melissa francis. we'll see you at 4 p.m.x business network after the bell, we take you through the close and beyond. you don't want to miss it. this is "outnumbered overtime." "the daily briefing" with dana perino starts right now. >> dana: president trump predicting good things to come from his visit with north korean dictator kim jong-un. hello, this is "the daily briefing." moving back to the front burner after mr. trump made history as the first sitting president to enter north korea. the president putting the two country backes on the path of nuclear negotiations, saying he's not looking for speed. instead, he wants to get it right. >> we left and met at the line. in meeting at the line, i said, would you like me to come across? he said, i would be so honored. that's the way it worked out. i didn't know what he was going to say. but it was my honor to do it. >> dana: rich edsen is live at the white house with more. >> reporter: just after those historic events in south and north korea,

i'm melissa francis in for harris.ing starts right now. >> julie: welcome to your daily briefing. three big stories, who's rising and who's falling in iowa and nationally. the estranged husband of a mother missing for five weeks speaks out for the first time. nearly 50 million people head out to celebrate the holiday weekend, the area where mother nature may be interfering in your plans. hello, everyone, i'm julie bandares and this is "the daily briefing." but first the acting dhs secretary launching an investigation into border patrol agents who made offensive remarks on a private facebook group. this as the agency watch dog reports both serious overcrowding at detention

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis and fox news anchor dagen mcdowell, fox news contributor lisa boothe, former dnc interim chair and fox news contributor donna brazile and nationally syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton. he is a "outnumbered." we are happy to hear -- have you with international topics. >> melissa: it could be useful. let's get to it north media hailing president trump historic meeting with north korean kim jong un as a victory for peace. the two spoke for nearly an hour yesterday at the heavily fortified demilitarized zone which divides the north korean peninsula. they agreed to restart nuclear talks which broke down earlier this year. the president also says he's open to the possibility of kim jong un visiting the white house. watch this. >> just asked him outside, you know what, we will go over the there. we will see. but i would certainly extend the invite, but i actually mentioned out there, anytime he wants to do it. >> melissa: life at the white house with the latest, rich. >> president trump after historic events this weekend expr

i am melissa francis and for harris faulkner.tarts right now. >> dana: of the road to milwaukee leading through iowa. 2020 contenders for the nomination at the democratic convention for the upcoming holiday celebration. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." ♪ at least a dozen candidates drumming up support this weekend cities from devonport, des moines to cedar falls and even independence iowa. our political panel. they are standing by, but let's begin with peter doocy was live in iowa. it sounds like it should be in florida, but you are in iowa and you are getting a real feel for how people felt about last week's debate and i'm curious what you hea

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, fox business network anchor dagen mcdowell. fox nation host, tomi lahren. holding up her new book right there! called "never play dead." it had stores today. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. during the last joining us on the couch, at king's college in new york city, brandenburg. thank you for joining us. a good day to have you here we've got a lot going on, let's get to it. this first story, very serious. the video is shocking. left as antifa protesters pummeling anti-ngo over the week and a portland, oregon, beating him in the face and delivering violent kicks before spraying te defenseless journalist with milk shakes that were reportedly laced with crack-drying cement and dangerous chemicals. that journalist, andy ngo, describing to our own tucker carlson how he was attacked from behind without provocation and no police intervention. >> we were a literal stone's throw away from portland's most important institutions of the rule of law. the court houses, the sheriff

i'm harris faulkner and here today is melissa francis. capri cafaro and kennedy, a post the fox business network of "kennedy." and in the center seat, pete hegseth. and we get a salute. outnumbered, as we say. >> pete: monday fun day. >> harris: democrats unleashing a torrent of talks on the president. they are not mincing words. >> do you live believe president trump is a racist? >> i believe, yes, no doubt about it. these are folks and women who love this country. and they work very hard and they want to move us toward that and more perfect union that our founding fathers talked about. the president has decided that racism is a good politics. there's a reason why he keeps returning to attacking these women of color in the rhetoric that he uses. be one are you accusing the president of being a racist? >> i'm accusing him of being worse than that. he uses race like a weapon to divide the country against itself. >> harris: republicans including congresswoman liz cheney said the president's attacks were not about race but policy. while sena

i'm melissa francis. happy monday. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." we have team coverage of all the big stories. edward lawrence at the white house, gerri willis at new york stock exchange and phil flynn watching a lot of action in oil at cme edward back from his big trip to asia. start us off with the big news from there. reporter: tone from the chinese changed. they got what they wanted. no new tariffs on huawei into the u.s. chinese have agreed so far to sit down at the table to talk. >> translator: the two sides agree to restart the china-u.s. consultations. the u.s. agreed not to impose new tariffs on chinese products. this is in line with the interests of both sides. no one benefits from a trade war or tariffs which cannot solve the problem at all. reporter: the u.s. wants the chinese to put back into the agreement everything the u.s. says they took out of, all concessions that were made. secretary wilbur ross was on my plane back from the g20. he told me the next round of talks the two sides will discuss that, adding back discussions. senator

melissa francis did not. e knows a lot about the economy, and we are happy to have her rejoin us again tonight. melissa, that does sound very much like how the subprimeve meltdown happened 11 years ago, does it not? >> it's exactly like that. it's when we decide that homeownership is a value and something that everyone should have and is an automatic good and the governments should favor it spend money on that is how we got in that crisis in the first place. she used some numbers, which always interests and excites me because i think people are doing math. that later ends up not being true. that's beside the point. she said the program would close the wealth gap between black and white families by 31%. p i thought how interesting, how did she get that number? i read her website and read the dmo study she cited, and they did a study where they said that if all values of homes go up, first of all. and go up the same amount over time, this would close that wealth gap. she is assuming that home values always go up

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis. susan: i'm susan li in for connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." here is what is new this hour. president trump touching down in bedminster new jersey with the commander-in-chief will spend the holiday weekend following his salute to america celebration on the 4th of july. the president is thinking of bypassing a ruling from the supreme court and adding the citizenship question on next year's census. we're live in the white house with breaking details from the administration. >>> speaking out as he loses steam in the polls. former vice president joe biden latest defense as 2020 contenders campaign in texas this afternoon. amazon turning 25. the challenges ahead as the tech giant marks a major milestone. >> hiring bouncing back. the u.s. economy added 224,000 jobs in june, beating wall street expectations, easing concerns about a economic slow down. let's go to edward lawrence at white house. reporter: great to see you, jackie. showing fundamentally the economy is very strong the unemployment rate ticked up to 3.7%. it tick

i'm melissa francis. well. connell: i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell." president trump leaves for north carolina. shows no backing down from four freshmen congresswoman. >>> bernie sanders is about to outline his "medicare for all" proposal. he is doing so at george washington university. if he has any suggestions at all how to pay for it. >>> a heat wave expected to hit 2/3 of the country. what you need to know about that. if the city's power grid following massive black out here in new york city. melissa: fox business team coverage. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. blake burman live at the white house. deirdre bolton at the newsroom with netflix earnings. i see some numbers crosses here on dow jones. i think we'll get to those as soon as possible. sorry? let's go to deirdre bolton right now with those numbers. deirdre. >> taking a look at netflix. 60 cents a share. that's a clear beat what analysts were expecting at 60 cents a share. if you look at revenue, want to be kind with netflix, say exactly in line. if you want to be critical,

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane and this is "after the bell." 500 at a record high here second day in a row, up nine point on the day. as for the nasdaq, five straight up days for the nasdaq composite up 17. we'll call it 18 point today. oil, the big story. look at a drop for oil. 4 1/2% on the day to the downside. melissa: i knew they couldn't hold up to the upward move. not going to happen. connell:

i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. president trump delivering remarks at the white house. the president touting his administration's record on the environment, defying

ainsley: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market move leers. here is what is new at this hour dramatic new video shows forces boarding a british oil tanker. latest on heightened tensions between iran and the west. >>> one million in the streets demanding resignation of puerto rico's governor. that is about 1/3 of the island's population. we'll take you there live. >>> first it was the dominican republic. there are new concerns over another popular vacation spot. at least 19 people are dead. we'll tell you where and what you need to know. connell: fox business team coverage today. all the top stories with blake burman at the white house. kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the new york stock exchange and phil flynn watching oil and iran out at the cme. blake as usual, a lot going on at the white house. we'll start with you. reporter: we'll start with a pretty remarkable headline came to us from "the washington post" which is that huawei helped north korea buildout its wireless network at one point in time. the post even cited internal documen

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. re today, fox news contributor lisa boothe. >> lisa: wait, hold on. [laughter] >> melissa: fox news contributor jessica tarlov. hello, jessica! fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier, and joining us on the couch, jesse watters, cohost of "the five" and a host of "watters' world." it looks like he's edging for trouble, which makes me nervous. >> jesse: i'm always edging for trouble. last time i were a shorts suit. remember that? i have long pants on today. you don't get to see the legs. i'm a big boy now, yeah. >> melissa: oh, lord. all right, buckle buckle up, everyone. >> jessica: and the nikes, which i appreciate. >> melissa: preparations underway for the salute to america celebration which takes place on the national mall tomorrow night. the event will feature a display of military tanks, a fireworks show, military plane flyovers, and a speech from the president himself. the national park service is reportedly diverting nearly $2.5 million in entrance and recreation fees in order t

i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane and this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 at a record high here second day in a row, up nine point on the day. as for the nasdaq, five straight up days for the nasdaq composite up 17. we'll call it 18 point today. oil, the big story. look at a drop for oil. 4 1/2% on the day to the downside. melissa: i knew they couldn't hold up to the upward move. not going to happen. connell: 56.38. forget about $30 for now. we'll talk all about the big market movers. first, here is what is new at this hour. brand new numbers from president trump's 2020 campaign. massive fund-raising haul as the top democratic fund-raisers start to lose some steam. the latest on the race for the white house. >>> plus the president sounding the alarm about the rise of homelessness in the united states. the commander-in-chief's pledge to maintain our cities, how we should address the real cause of the crisis. >>> right now, how about this, a total solar eclipse. melissa: getting closer. connell: starting to completely brock -- block out the sun. s

i'm jackie deangelis in for melissa francis. susan: i'm susan li in for connell mcshane.the bell." here is what is new this hour. president trump touching down in bedminsterew

i'm melissa francis. neil: i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell."

i'm kristina partsinevelos in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." should be a fun hour as we put all this together. not fun for the markets. s&p 500 and nasdaq firmly in negative territory for the day. this is the last trading day for the month. all three major averages end in the green for the second month in a row. fox team coverage with edward lawrence at the federal reserve. jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange and blake burman of course at the white house but edward we start with you. reporter: a quarter point percentage what they cut off the federal funds rate. not everyone in the room believed that should happen. there were two dissenters, boston federal reserve president and kansas city federal reserve president said they would like to see the fund where they were. jerome powell said this will not start a lengthy process of fed cuts but it will not be a one and done. he says as we see more accommodative federal reserve here moving in that direction, he is almost taking credit there for the ec

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. what is new at this hour. right now the at white house

i am melissa francis and for harris faulkner. "the daily briefing" starts right now. >> dana: of the road to milwaukee leading through iowa. 2020 contenders for the nomination at the democratic convention for the upcoming holiday celebration. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing" ." ♪ at least a dozen candidates drumming up support this weekend cities from devonport, des moines to cedar falls and even independence iowa. our political panel. they are standing by, but let's begin with peter doocy was live in iowa. it sounds like it should be in florida, but you are in iowa and you are getting a real feel for how people felt about last week's debate and i'm curious what you heard. how do you feel that that performance either hurt or help to joe biden? >> we have no numbers that show that joe biden's defensive debate debut cost him double digits. there is a new cnn poll that shows that he has shaved ten points off his national total on the last few weeks that puts them at 22% of a senator who squared off on issues of stab

melissa: i'm melissa francis. we have more on the big market movers but here is what is happening this hour, president trump sitting down with republican senators in the state dining room to discuss possible sanctions against turkey. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from the president this hour. >>> on capitol hill the senate passing the 9/11 first-responders bill which will give a financial lifeline to thousands of american heroes. the latest on the state of play, what happens next. >>> plus a new prime minister for the uk. the challenges ahead for bore rest johnson amid heightened tensions with iran and increased pressure to finally pass a brexit plan. we'll see. i have my doubts. what about you. connell: everybody gets a shot at that. fox team coverage, blake burman at white house, wills wells on the floor of the new york stock exchange and edward lawrence on capitol hill. with breaking news on china talks, edward's let's start with you. reporter: senior administration official tells me the face-to-face t

i'm susan li in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ending in negative territory today. s&p down about 8. nasdaq down nearly 20 points. more on all the big market movers, looking ahead to apple. first here is what is new at this hour? strong warning for china, president trump's latest message to beijing as face-to-face negotiations are underway once again. we have details on that from the white house. >>> plus the second round of democratic debates kicks off hours from now. the stage is set in detroit. senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are preparing to square off along with eight other rivals. we'll have a previous view from both sides of the aisle coming up in this hour. the communications director for the democratic national committee will join us. so will caylee mcenany for the trump campaign will join us. how parents are working around the system to secure their parents best options. susan: negotiators from both sides resumed discussions in shanghai. let's get to fox business's blake burman

i'm susan li in for melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. the nasdaq also ending in negativeri

i'm melissa francis in for harris. the daily briefing starts right now. >> julie: welcome to your daily briefing. three big stories, who's rising and who's falling in iowa and nationally. the estranged husband of a mother missing for five weeks speaks out for the first time. nearly 50 million people head out to celebrate the holiday weekend, the area where mother nature may be interfering in your plans. hello, everyone, i'm julie bandares and this is "the daily briefing." but first the acting dhs secretary launching an investigation into border patrol agents who made offensive remarks on a private facebook group. this as the agency watch dog reports both serious overcrowding at detention facilities in south texas that requires mediate attention. casey stegal with more from dallas. the pictures show some pretty grim conditions. tell us about them. >> reporter: that's right, julie. you were taken by the government auditor, 15 page report from the inspector general. it follows a surprise visit, surprise visit to various h

i'm melissa francis. this is harris faulkner. carl carley shimkus is here, capri cafaro and guy benson, host of the guy benson radio show. he's "outnumbered." i love having you here on a friday. a lot of news. we need you. >> and we're in a friday mood here on the couch. cocktails before we came on air. not drinking them yet. >> we discussed making them. >> yeah. all right. on that note, the battle goes on between president trump and the squad amid big questions about the political impact. congresswoman ilhan omar returning to a cheering crowd in her home district of minnesota yesterday. listen. [chanting]. she then doubled down on her criticism of the president after calling him a fascist earlier in the day and vowed to remain a thorn in his side. >> when i said i was the president's night mare, you're watching it now. because his nightmare is seeing a somali immigrant refugee being in congress. his nightmare is seeing the beautiful mosaic fabric of our country welcome someone like me as a member of congress from minnesota. we a

i'm melissa francis. neil: i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." want to look at netflix following the massive subscriber miss we reported to you on "after the bell." melissa: that was a disaster. at the white house president trump wrapping up meeting with airline ceos. connell: anytime we get microsoft as we wait. erin gibbs, gibbs wealth management. jeff sica, circle squared and lance ulanoff here today. tech expert extraordinaire. let me go to you lance, wait for numbers, don't see them yet. could be any minute from microsoft. it would be almost a surprise if it wasn't quote, unquote a strong number. we're looking past at last kate quarters. everyone microsoft had better-than-expected earnings. seven of the last eight it looked deeper in revenue. the cloud business, what do you expect? it will be story of this. what really been driving microsoft's growth. so funny to read headlines, microsoft is the hottest company. connell: let me interrupt you, lance. give you a headline. gerri will dig through them. they beat the street on earnings. adjusted n

i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell.": connell mcshane live today at progressive field at this year's baseball all-star game. the mlb is on center stage tonight after one of the wildest home run derbies that we ever

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing in negative territory as you can see as well. for the week all major averages down slightly snapping a two-week winning streak. the dow, s&p, nasdaq hit all-time highs on monday. we're close to the record territory. connell: still a little bit of a pullback from that perspective. boeing and microsoft jumping on the news we brought you here first on yesterday's program, the plane maker will take a 5 billion-dollar hit because of 737 max crisis. investors were happy that number was not higher than it was. microsoft the only company worth a trillion dollars in the market. it is up hitting an all-time high from the earnings beat. leads the dow for the year, microsoft up 34% in 2019. melissa: president trump in morristown, new jersey, with a meeting with supporters and a fund-raiser. he spoke a short time ago. we'll have some of that as well. connell: fox business team coverage. blake burman on top of all that from the white house. wills wells on floor o

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti i'm in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." waiting results from tesla and ford. let's show you the dow ending the day down 79 points

>> tucker: melissa francis, if i could just deputize you as our jeffrey epstein reported. stick on what to do it. going to do all that. >> tucker: great to see it. back tomorrow night, the sworn enemy, think hannity now. >> think you, welcome to any. buckle up. tonight, don't democratic party, they are on the verge of an all-out civil war. nancy pelosi has lost complete control of her radical socialist base. freshman congresswoman, a casio cortez, congresswoman to leave and omar and ionic presley are now running the show. speaker pelosi is now totally powerless. i don't know why she even has the gavel. president trump has weighed in and now, this fake phony moral selective outrage machine of the left, they are in full gear. how did we get here? tonight we will break it all down. we have a special hannity investigation into these fanatical leaders of the democratic party. last week, the gloves came off between congresswoman alexandra casio cortez and speaker pelosi. and if you would then boiled over during an interview when a casio cortez suggested nancy pelosi is a racist.

but melissa francis it hasn't some ideas. she will join us, after the break.een excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. the trafficking are horrifying. there is a part of the stories that is serious and potentially significant legally and newsworthy. he was a famously rich, he was friends with the most influential people. he literally had llhis own priv island. everybody calls and billionaire jeffrey epstein. you would think billionaire wase his first name. all of a sudden no one can answer the most obvious question . how much money did he have and how did he make it? what did he do fo

i'm susan li in for melissa francis today. connell: good to see you, susan here on a big day. i'm connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." we get above 27,000. s&p 3,000, i don't think so. you can't get closer than that. new record for s&p 500. just a fraction below 3,000. it is one that misses out on a new record. we have a lot boeing on. waiting for new comment from president trump at this hour. he is hosting a social media summit at the white house. he is also expected to make announcement of some sort on executive action related to maybe the citizenship question being added or not added to the census anything on either topics we'll bring breaking headlines as soon as we get them. blake burman is there at the white house for us. gerri willis. is fully outfitted down on the floor of the new york stock exchange on record-setting day. hey, gerry. reporter: united health systems was propelled. trump agreed to kill a proposal that would overhaul rebates collected by middlemen in the drug business, between the insurance companies, the drug companies. he is going to kill that

here today, melissa francis. a couch first timer, former new mexico governor susana martinez. welcome. former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro. in joining us on the couch, the opinion editor of "the washington times" and fox news contributor, charlie hurt. he's not even charlie anymore, now he's charles because he has a new book out. it's called "still winning: why america went all in on donald trump and why we must do it again." in stores today. hello. we will get into that book a little later. >> charlie: you have to call me charlie, not charles. >> harris: i don't know! it's on the book, apparently. he went with -- >> charlie: it sound so adult-like. >> capri: those socks are not adults, i'm adding you right now. >> harris: are you running in a race later? >> charlie: what's wrong with my shoes? [laughter] i left my high heels in my room. >> harris: perfect. we will move on. alex acosta under intense pressure to step down amid renewed scrutiny of a plea deal he cut for jeffrey epstein. that deal let epstein avoid federal prosecution for prior allegations

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti i'm in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we're waiting results from tesla and ford. let's show you the dow ending the day down 79 points . boeing fixings technical problems with the plane's flight systems warning it mate have to shut down production entirely. connell: s&p right around record territory. it needed to close up just under nine points to set a record t was able to do that. a 14 point gain for the s&p where we settle in. that is a record closing high. same thing for the nasdaq, with a 70 point advance today. we have all of that. plus the president, of course a big day in washington. president trump is expected to leave the white house in the next few minutes, following the robert mueller testimony on capitol hill. this is a chance most likely to hear from the president. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from president trump if he stops to answer questions as he often does from reporters on the south lawn of the white house. lauren: think he will do that today but we will see. as we wait for facebook, their la

i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we'll have more on the big market movers but here is what is new at this hour. president trump delivering remarks at the white house. the president touting his administration's record on the environment, defying critics who are taking aim at his efforts to slash regulations and back out of global efforts to fight climate change. we have breaking headlines from president trump. you see him right there. >>> plus a second earthquake rocking california. experts are warning about months of after of aftershocks as resit brave the front. >>> wee await arrival u.s. women's cup champions. the u.s. women's soccer team, as their win on the u.s. stage sparking a new revolution. connell: blake burman is at the white house for us. deirdre bolton at new york stock exchange. dan springer out in seattle. with the president speaking as we speak, blake, let's start with you. reporter: connell, president trump is in the east room giving a speech on the environment touting gains made in the u.s., not only

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today, my partner harris faulkner. fox news contributor emily compagno. syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. joining us on the couch, david avella. gopac chairman and veteran republican strategist. we have a lot of questions for you today, as he is out there at what felt like a campaign rally. we are going to dig right into that and get your reaction. >> david: excited to do it. >> melissa: let's do it. moments ago president trump speaking at the turning point usa teen student action summit in washington, d.c. the president going direct the at the so-called "squad." >> this "tlaib." [boos] there is no way she stands for the values of the people of michigan. the democrats, i guess, are forced to embrace her. i call it "aoc plus three." >> melissa: this, after minnesota congressman ilhan omar spoke at an event in washington, d.c., today. listen. >> we are talking about the president, people will say his remarks are racist and will forget the inherent racism that has always been part of him. an

this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. political columnist for the "washington examiner," kristen soltis anderson. syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. and joining us on the couch, editor in chief of "campus reform" and fox news contributor, lawrence jones is with us, as well. you have fantastic socks on as always, my friend. >> lawrence: thank you. just giving people some flavor. >> melissa: a little something to look at, we love it! >> harris: give the people what we want! [laughter] >> melissa: let's get down to business. as we keep an eye on the president this hour, attorney general william barr says he sees a legal way for it on in a citizenship question to the 2020 census. after the administration hit a roadblock in the supreme court last week. barr telling the reporters he expects them to rep discussions on the new appeal to the nation's highest court in the next few days. senator ted cruz says this should not be open to debate. speak out this is just common sense. the constitution gives

i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." connell: connell mcshane live today at progressive field at this year's baseball all-star game. the mlb is on center stage tonight after one of the wildest home run derbies that we ever seen last night. one of the biggest names in the game is making major headlines before taking the field. we've have more from cleveland on that. first, here is what is new at this hour. melissa: health benefit for millions of americans at risk. a federal appeals court hearing argument on obamacare and the requirement that everybody buys insurance. the case most likely heading to the supreme court. what the outcome could mean for you, your wallet and your family. >>> plus rebooting the "green new deal." how senator bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez are gearing up for their next battle on capitol hill. >>> a new frontier in the fight against robocalls. you hate them, right? we all do. a major carrier promisings to automatically block those annoying calls. the latest on that crackd

i'm melissa francis. well. connell: i'm connell mcshane, welcome to "after the bell."sident trump leaves

i'm melissa francis. here today's harris faulkner. joining us on the couch for the first time, alexandra wilkes! attorney senior vice president of america rising corporation and former national chair of the college republican national committee. welcome. >> harris: hello, alex! >> melissa: contributor jessica tarlov. in the center seat today, host of "bull & bears" on the fox business network, david asman. my former partner! >> david: i love it when you say that! [laughter] is to be when he is "outnumbered." i understand the bulls are running. >> david: the bull's-eye running big time. keep pushing the envelope. [laughter] >> harris: we are having a big day. >> melissa: we've got a great catch. let's get fired up and get started. a growing rift amongst house democrats after house speaker nancy pelosi recently slammed four far-left freshman democrats, including o ocasio-cortez, for voting against the recent board to bill build. loc suggesting the members had a following more limited than their twitter accounts might indicate. that's so

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." first here is what is new this hour, sticking by his actions, labor secretary alex acosta speaking out for the first time this afternoon since the news broke that he played a part in cutting that lenient plea deal for jeffrey epstein, a well-known billionaire and convicted sex offender. we have the breaking headlines from acosta's defense. white house officials will try to revive stalled budget talks. we're live on capitol hill with a preview. >>> in new york city, look at that tens of thousands of fans cheering on the usa women's world cup champions today. what is next for the team and their fight for equal pay? connell: fox team coverage of all big stories. edward lawrence covering the fed chair admits his testimony. gerri willis at the new york stock exchange. edward let's start with you. reporter: connell, jay powell laid the groundwork for a fed rate cut and pegged it to undershooting inflation. he outlined the weakness in the economy centers around uncertainty with trade tension

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. right now the at white house president trump sitting down with top republicans in the roosevelt room, his feud with freshmen congresswoman is intensifying. we'll bring you any headlines as they happen at this hour. big tech under fire on capitol hill. lawmakers taking shots at executives at facebook, amazon, amid fears the silicon valley giants have too much power. democrats on the campaign trail in iowa. the 2020 hopefuls making their pitch to voters on health care and drug prices. joe biden is even bringing back a familiar promise something that former president obama's lie of the year. why would you do that? ashley: i don't know. we'll get no that. doesn't seem to make sense. we have fox business team coverage. gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange, phil flynn as always watching oil at the cme. edward lawrence, hillary vaughn covering numerous tech hearings on capitol hill. let's begin with gerri willis, all the day's goings on o

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lauren: i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the dow closing the session down 125 point that was off the session lows. almost 2/3 of the indices loss is boeing. s&p 500, nasdaq ening in the red yesterday after hitting record highs. connell: a little bit of a pullback. we look at big names we brought you "after the bell" are closing out today. tesla plummeting following big quarterly loss. the stock is down more than 13 1/2%. lauren: look at ford down 8%. disappointing earnings results. facebook erasing earlier gains despite a earnings beat. we told you yesterday a rise in daily active users. connell: at the white house the president holding an event celebrating the administration commitment to help american workers. we'll bring you headlines at this hour as well. lauren: we're waiting with bait the brett with latest earnings from amazon and parent alphabet. today's panel, adam lashinsky, "fortune" magazine editor. you're alphabet spouse. which means your wife works at google. >> that is exactly right. lauren: hitha herzog, chief

here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, lisa boothe. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy herself. in the center seat, jon summers, former communications director for former senate majority leader harry reid. he's "outnumbered." this will be a spirited hour. good to see you. >> jon: you as well. >> harris: let's get to the news. president trump not backing down in his feud with the so-called "squad" of progressive democratic argus. despite the upper over his recent tweets for them to "go back to where they came from." as rally in north carolina last night, he said their views are bad for the country. watch. >> they are telling us how to run it. i do this, how to do that. you know what? if they don't love it, tell them to leave it! [cheers and applause] >> harris: the president listed a series of quotes from congresswoman ilhan omar, whose family came here from somalia when she was a teenager. the president accused her of minimizing the 9/11 attacks and being anti-semitic pay the car broke out into this chat. >> obvious

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at harris faulkner here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, emily compagno. also contributing, jessica tarlov. in the center seat, you know him, sunday night! goes "next revolution " it steve hilton. i'm better now that you are here. shall we roll? >> steve: we should get on with it. >> sandra: let's do it. earlier today the president denied that he his tweets are racist after he appeared to reference work democratic horsemen on sunday. today he tweeted that he believes the congresswomen, based on their actions, hate the united states. yesterday, four lawmakers, those four, hit back at a dramatic press conference. here's a bit. >> i will always refer to them as the occupants, as he is only occupying space. >> this is a president who has ultimately violated the very value our country as buyers to uphold. equality under the law, religious liberty, equal protection, and protection from persecution. >> tweets and words from the president are a continuation of his racist and xenophobic playbook. we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell."daq both closing in negative territory as you can see as well.