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michael goodwin. christian whiten among our guests, at our southern border, national security crisis remains still dire. crisis worsening, border patrol agents taken off border to baby sit the children of illegal ill grants, and deposit of homeland security now e incentivizing illegal crossings. what is that about? we'll find out here. our border is being overrun, the pope has injected himself to american politics, denouncing desire of americans who want a border wall built. we take it up tonight with tom hall man, former director of immigration and customs enforcement. we begin with deadly outbreak of tornadoes wreaking havoc on the the mid west this weekend. leaving a trail of destruction and carnage. for more we're joined by correspondent mike tobin, outside of dayton, ohio this evening. reporter: according to national weather service, two of tornadoes that formed in the dayton, ohio area, ranked three out of 5. there were so many tornadoes that whipped up here. that formed in mid section of the na

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tonight, new york post columnist, fox business contributor, pulitzer prize-winning journalist michael goodwinve you here. >> thank you, lou. lou: let's start, first, with michael pillsbury talking with, i think, an ominous tone of his read of the chinese right now, that a dangers prospect is -- a dangerous prospect is, in point of fact, may be at hand. >> yeah, i was also struck by something he said within that which is that the hawks in china have a lot of power. lou: right. >> xi, although he has the job, the title and supposedly supreme leader of all things, does have to worry that he would be deposed if he goes too far in any one direction. and so those who don't want a deal with america -- according to pillsbury -- seem to be holding some of the upper cards here. lou: it's a little difficult when the communists start arising -- [laughter] against current leadership. >> he's leader for life. lou: yes. but it is a serious matter. and, of course, this is coming from not u.s. intelligence, but in point of fact, as a result of the trump trade talks and negotiations we're divining a great deal

new york columnist michael goodwin says the democrats might want to heed this.americans are saying enough already. >> also, lew -- [laughter] neil: i let that go. >> when you look forward, you try to imagine here we are in november of 2020 voting, what will the democrats have accomplished if they have, if they have run this impeachment game the entire time, and not found something impeachable? if they have not persuaded the public that they should go along with impeachment, then they will have done nothing. they're not going to legislate. they're not going to negotiate with the president seriously on the border, for example. they are setting themselves up for impeachment or bust scenario and i think at this point does not look like a wise bet. neil: do you think that the president is blamed for that, or congress is blamed for that or do americans discern nothing is getting done and a pox on both houses? >> the president can point to things he achieved, the economy, today's market notwithstanding, but certainly the job growth. this number there are something like

michael goodwin writes on the pages of "the new york post."e should resign the same senate democrats on the judiciary committee who tried assassinate the judge kavanaugh pulled the same stunt with bill barr same result. they failed. throwing mud while shooting blanks the. ainsley: they weren't happy with the results of the investigation. bill barr, yesterday, when he was testifying in front of the senate. he said they ever usin they aree justice system as a political system. watch. >> you, in effect, exonerated or cleared the president. >> no. i didn't exonerate. i said that we did not believe that there was sufficient evidence to establish an obstruction offense which is the job of the justice department. and the job of the justice department is now over. that determines whether or not there is a crime. the report is now in the hands of the american people, everyone can decide for themselves. there an election in 18 months. that's very democratic process. but we are out of it. we have to stop using the criminal justice process as a political