finally, i want to get mike braun appear, because he has here, becauseup he has been special. is a special man. he is going to be a truly great senator. mike, please. [applause] mike braun: never a dull moment in this pursuit, is there? i love what the president said. when somebody says you cannot do something, for some of us, it causes us to work even harder. [applause] when i watched this man clear the field in 2016, when they said it could never be done -- [applause] there was not one person on that stage that could have beaten hillary clinton other than this man here. [applause] [laughter] [chanting] >> lovck her up! lock her up! lock her up! the other thing you need to know is politicians too often say something and they never follow up on it. this man makes promises and keeps them. [applause] and he needs a true ally, not somebody who says something when you are in indiana and does something differently when you are in d.c.. [applause] joe donnelly voted against tax reform. [booing] as a congressman, he voted for obamacare. joe donnelly voted against tax and then, when h

republican senate candidate mike braun joins me now. we reached out to joe donnelly. we have yet to hear back. mr. braun, thanks for coming. good to have you. >> good to be on. >> neil: let's take a look at the trade back and forth. we're playing on stocks today a little bit, sir. a lot of folks in your state obviously worried about it. hoping that cooler heads prevail. but it's hurting farmers and folks in your state what do you say? >> well, you know, a lot of these things that president trump is trying to fix happened a long time ago. i think e.u. came to the table a month or so ago. we saw where mexico did a couple days ago. i really believe our close trading partners know that there were a lot of things embedded in old deals that need to be rectified. i think that will come along. i spoke to seven farmers in plymouth, indiana about a week ago. they are feeling the pain. it's been a tough slog for them over the last three to four years. most of them say they trust the president, that he is going to get through this. i really believe the chinese will be the tougher

mike braun. if you had 500 people, seriously, if you if crooked hy came here, if she had 300 to 500 people. first of all she wouldn't be in this building, should be in a hotel conference room. it would be a conference room. i'm not saying, i'm just saying. i'm just saying, something incredible is happening with our country. something incredible. youth unemployment has just reached its lowest rate in nearly 50 years. that is a big one. unemployment, this is so important, unemployment for americans without a high school diploma has reached the lowest rate ever recorded. isn't that beautiful? isn't that beautiful? and prisoners who were having a tremendously tough time from the beginning because employers didn't want to hire them. and now the greatest thing we have is an incredible economy where employers need people. for the first time ever. employers are hiring prisoners. they are getting a second and in some cases a third chance. i have a friend who hires prisoners. i said well met, that is great

. >> reporter: this was about the midterm elections, rallying support for mike braun over democratic senator joe donnelly. this unveiled a new nickname for donnelly. >> a vote for mike's opponent, sleepy joe, is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. we need republicans in congress. today's democrat party is held hostage by left-wing haters, angry mobs, deep state radicals, establishment cronies and their fake news allies. >> reporter: donald trump won indiana by 19 points in the 2016 election so throughout the senate race both candidates of tried to tie themselves to the white house. tonight braun argued voters can rely on him to support the trump agenda all the way. >> he needs a true ally, not somebody who says something when you're in indiana and does something differently when you are in dc. >> reporter: senator donnelly was not able to watch the rally because he was on his way to dc for senator mccain's memorial but he says we are happy to have donald trump in indiana, hoosiers want a senator who puts them first before any politician or political par

. >> a vote for mike braun is a vote, ever hear this before?erica great again. jillian: the president taking aim at the left cronies in the media and vowing to end corruption in the justice system. rob: griff jenkins in washington with highlights from the big speech. >> reporter: this race between mike braun and joe donnelly is one of the most competitive senate races in the country. the president is urging supporters to get behind braun, continuing prosperity. >> thanks to republican leadership our economy is booming like never before. we created nearly 4 million new jobs since the election and lifted almost 4 million americans often stamps. rob: donnelly's appeal to trump voters, the president won over but the president blasted democrats as obstructionists suggesting a dangerous alliance between the two. >> today's government party held hostage by left-wing haters, angry mobs, deep state radicals, establishment cronies, fake news allies, our biggest obstacle in the greatest ally actually is the media. >> he painted a stark difference in the c

he joins senatorial hopeful mike braun. he's had a good record so far. his endorsements. he says the president reminds the hoosier state yes wants a republican senator in that mid-term election. the department of justice siding with asian-american students suing harvard for discrimination against them in their admissions process. hamarchgood night from new got e it there and my brother. we get your passion and hope we can get that debate going real soon. lou: good evening, everybody. our top story in anticipation building in us until we're an hour from now, president trump will hold a rally in support of senate candidate, mike braun, indiana as you see there. they've been filing into the venue there for hours. the president hoping to add to a spectacular record of trump endorse candidates who have won their races this year. primary record 31 wins two losses. no president in history has come close to his winning recor

aggressive campaigner in presidential history and he was in full campaign mode, support for republican mike braunthe most competitive senate race giving incumbent democrat joe donnelly a new nickname. >> a vote for mike's opponent, sleepy joe, is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. they are obstructionists. >> accusing them of the midterms, invoking tiger woods. they respect the office of the president. >> these are dishonest terrible people. i am telling you that. this is 85%. did you see fake news tried to fake out tiger? they did not do well. we love winners. >> reporter: he painted a stark difference between the choice in november saying a vote for democrats is a vote to abolish ice. >> democrats want to open borders which equals allowing into our country massive amounts of crime. if you want to summarize the difference between democrats and republicans, remember this, democrats want to abolish ice. >> reporter: there was trade news in the wake of a deal with mexico saying he is close, if not, skip tariffs on auto imports. >> with mexico, canada came along and

he joins senatorial hopeful mike braun. he's had a good record so far.endorsements. he says the president reminds the hoosier state yes wants a republican senator in that mid-term election. the department of justice siding with asian-american students suing harvard for discrimination against them in their admissions process. hamarchgood night from new hammer out a deal between canada, mÉxico and trust. cheryl: news of china tariff action sending stocks sharply lower. but for the month the tow is up 2%. nasdaq up 5.4% for august.

he joins senatorial hopeful mike braun. he's had a good record so far.31-2 with his endorsements. he says the president reminds the hoosier state yes wants a republican senator in that mid-term election. the department of justice siding with asian-american students suing harvard for discrimination against them in their admissions process. hamarchgood night from new york. guy: president trump on offense, lashing out at the so-called fake news and this time he's naming names. i'm guy benson in for kennedy. the president is at a rally in indiana. and the tweet storm started fast and furious this morning. the president had a lot to unload including quote i cannot state strongly enough how totally dishonest much of the media is. truth doesn't matter to them. they only have their hatred and agenda including fake books, al

mike braun wants to be there. president trump spoke in indiana to boost mike braun's support.he state house, you want to go to the u.s. senate. what do you think you have to do to get there to beat joe donnelly? >> it's very clear. people in indiana want to know what you are going to do. i took on the health insurance companies 10 years ago in my own business. and have got a consumer driven insurance plan where they have not paid a nickel more in nine years, could walk in and talk about i think the democrats own that issue. they think they do. you need people to solve that problem in the real world. tax reform. i took those benefits in my own company. and we enhanced benefits back in january. and then first time in company history we gave mid year bonuses. i have told other business owners, if you want people to quit looking to government, share the benefits with your employees. i built my business in my hometown and that's been part of the neat thing of doing it. my employees are like family. and all along i built the business for the town, my family, and my family of employe

nominee, mike braun. he he amped up the attacks of a media, came up with a new nickname for senator joe donnelly, and hours after the president told bloomberg news that attorney general jeff sessions is safe and has dropped, at least until the midterms, president trump staying in indiana tonight, he just wants the justice department to start doing its job, threatening to get involved with the doj can't straighten itself out. this was first and foremost about the midterms at the rally. team coverage tonight, as we marched to the midterms, kristin fisher will dive deep into the president's latest escalation into war with the media. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt standing by with expert analysis into democratic senate seat in indiana that the g.o.p. is hoping to flip. but we begin with correspondent garrett tenney live in evansville, indiana, with the president. good evening. >> good evening to you. this was the place to be in evansville tonight for the campaign says more than 12,000 people packed

we want people like mike braun.cheers and applause] republicans stand for stopping illegal immigration. fixing bad, horrible, obsolete trade deals. unleashing american energy. cutting taxes, supporting our militaries and our great veterans. our great, great veterans. [chanting usa!]. republicans stand for protecting social security and medicare and medicaid and strengthening the safety net for truly needy americans and not aliens and people who come into our country to take advantage of us. democrats want to raise your taxes. we want to lower your taxes. by the way that doesn't sound like a great campaign theme. we are going tond raise your taxes! we are going to fire ice! i don't think that works too well. they want to raise your taxes. we want to take awayis your regulations, they want to increase your regulations. they want to weaken our military. we want the money for our military. they want money for things that you wouldn't believe. they want to shut down your coal mines. [boos] that is not happening. by the w

at 8:00 p.m., president trump attic campaign rally in indiana for senate candidate mike braun. live coverage from the heritage foundation on c-span2 on a discussion on russian interference in u.s. elections. us for book tv live coverage of the 18th annual library of congress. saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, our coverage includes viewer call ends from our set -- viewer call ins. john meacham and his book "the soul of america." pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin. ron chernow with his book. and fox news host brian kill need with his book, "andrew jackson, the battle that shaped america's destiny. watch the 18th annual library of congress. live on c-span two book tv saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the carnegie endowment for international peace posted a discussion about u.s.-india relations, and the bilateral talks scheduled for next week. luded --this is one hour 20 minutes.

he fired up a crowd at a rally in indiana, while also stumping for senate candidate mike braun.sident touted his trade deal with mexico, as we as the economy, and launched a new waves of attacks on his own justice department, even threatening to intervene himself. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. because people are angry. i want them to do their job. i will get involved, and i'll get in there if i have to. >> the president also promising to crack down on tech titans that he claims are unfairly censoring conservative voices. >> you look at google, facebook, twitter, and other social media giants, and i made it clear that we as a country cannot tolerate political censorship, blacklisting, and rigged search results. >> and protesters also interrupted the president's rally several times, resulting in one of the night's most stirring images, a volunteer for trump's advanced team reaching out to block a photo journalist's camera as he tried to take a picture of a protester. an a.p. paragrapher snapped this photo o

thursday, president trump will speak at a campaign rally in support of republican senate candidate mike braun who is running against democratic senator joe donnelly. on wednesday, our special edition of american history tv on c-span3 continues with live coverage of the white house historical association's presidential site summit from the willard hotel in washington, d.c. at 9:00 a.m., mike mccurry, richard benedetto, kenneth walsh, susan page, and jon meacham. at 11:00 a.m., presidential storytelling. president mark updegrove, former chief of staff and white house historical association president stuart mclaurin on presidential legacy. the white house historical association's presidential site summit, live coverage wednesday on c-span3. >> treasury secretary steven mnuchin talked to reporters about the future of nafta, the north american free trade agreement. he said he hoped a deal with canada would be reached soon, following yesterday's announcement of an updated bilateral deal between the u.s. and mexico that revises key portions of the accord. here's the treasury secretary in the white h

donald trump back on the campaign trail today in indiana, he will rally for republican businessman mike braununning for the senate, facing incumbent democratic senator joe donnelly in november, donald trump referred to donnelly as sleeping joe at a rally earlier this year calling him the least effective democratic senator. the trump administration cutting more red tape and flooding the market with thousands of new drugs. garrett tenney explains how the plan works. >> help is on the way, that is the message from the federal drug administration as it works to lower the cost of prescription drugs. the agency strategy is as simple as supply and demand, increase competition by allowing more drugs into the market and as a result prices will fall. this past year the fda says it approved 46 new drugs, the most in 1996 and a record number of new generics with more than 1000 getting the green light. this year the agency is on track to top both those figures after streamlining its process, reviewing drugs with the goal of getting generic drugs to market in 8 to 10 months instead of the current average o

until we're an hour from now, president trump will hold a rally in support of senate candidate, mike brauna as you see there. they've been filing into the venue there for hours. the president hoping to add to a spectacular record of trump endorse candidates who have won their races this year. primary record 31 wins two losses. no president in history has come close to his winning

he will be arguing on behalf of mike braun, the business turned republican candidate that is trying to we'll spoke to him momentarily. we had a lot of activity on wall street. the downtown 137 points on growing fears the canadians might not be able to cobble a deal tomorrow by after all. and then reports that there's a possibility we'reg

now people are willing to consider somebody else like mike braun, bill lee. so it's not so much -- >> what do you think? career politicians are career politicians. it's nice to get new blood. nice to get someone who has does somebody else in life and has experienced the real world in business. is this what the voters -- >> i don't see anything wrong with it at all. in fact, for years we've said we have problems getting good people to run. indeed, we have. a lot of these positions, particularly at the state legislative level, go unopposed, which is terrible for democracy. it's not good for the parties, not good for the system or the people. >> a lot of these business folks have money of their own. how much is that playing to it, larry? >> it helps, obviously. obviously a big help if you can -- if your fund raiser is a luncheon with your accountant. >> there's something nice about that too, larry. i look at the political process and all the money involved and the lobbyists, et cetera. i hate the idea that someone in washington has to vote because they're sort o

nominee, mike braun. amped up the attacks of a media, came up with a new nickname for senator joe donnelly, and hours after the president told bloomberg news that attorney general jeff sessions is safe and has dropped, at least until the midterms, president trump staying in ind

he was taking the stage in evansville, indiana, to campaign for republican senate nominee mike braun. but the speech devolved into a replay of the president's greatest hits. after two days of wild twitter outbursts calling the media between the enemy of the people and falsely accusing nbc of fudging an interview, the president energized his local supporters by calling out, you guessed it, the fake news. >> these are just dishonest terrible people. i'm telling you that. terrible people. >> you can put terrible aside, the president is dishonest every single day. please remember that. he also renewed his a tattacks big tech, specifically google for having rigged search results. but this time it included a dire warning that if we're not careful, we could lose our free speech rights. >> i've made it clear that we as a country cannot tolerate political censorship, black listing and rigged search results. >> here's what makes no sense. he's warning us about potential kre censorship, but at that same event, the president made his noble call to protect free speech and that same night one of hi

he holds a rally in support of republican senate candidate mike braun. he will surely pound the table about prosperity. you may see apposes in the stock market bull run. it won't amount to much. at the opening bell the dow may be down 50, 60 points. we are right at record highs. that is another trump win, isn't it? what the president tweeting about this morning. the news from the financial markets even better than anticipated. for all of you made a fortune in the market, seen your 401(k)s rise beyond wildest expectations is coming. your pension money doing very well. you have got to watch this program, folks. you will never read anything good about america in "the new york times." "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: amazon shareholders, watch this, premarket, the stock did hit $2,000 a share. that was just a few minutes ago. it backed off just a fraction. that is landmark $2,000 a share, heading, maybe, probably towards another. that would be a trillion dollar valuation. fox news contributor john layfield is with us this morning. he doubts it

applause] >> tomorrow president trump will speak at a campaign rally in support of senate candidate mike braunwho is running against joe donnelly. five coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. both the house and senate return for legislative work on tuesday. the house returns from their summer district work. they're expected to consider bills on student loan debt counseling, exploding liquid gas and swear in a new member troy who won the special election for ohio's 12th district. watch the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span2. >> sunday night on q&a, charles calhoun talks about his biography on the 23rd president of the united states benjamin harrison. >> he was nominated in indianapolis and at his house, people were there and he gave for speeches that day and his campaign people that this is the thing to do, let people come to you. so over the next four or five months until the election, that's what happened. he stayed home, he slept in his own bed, he would meet these delegations from around the state and around the country, often they would be special interest groups,

> tonight president trump speaks at a campaign rally in indiana to support republican candidate mike braunwas running against joe donnelly. live coverage begins at 8 pm eastern on c-span. >> leading up to next week's confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh , c-span teamed up with psb research for a survey on american attitudes about the supreme court. the poll found 39 percent of people support judge cavanaugh's nomination while 35 percent opposed and 26 percent have no opinion considering the supreme court as a whole, the survey found that 91 percent of people say the high court's decisions affect their everyday lives . only 28 percent office supreme court acts in a serious and constitutionally sound manner. 56 percent say justices are split on political grounds while 16percent work sure. we asked about allowing cameras in the supreme court , 64 percent of those are made agree the court should allow self television coverage of its oral argument and 71 percent the court should allow the same day release of audio recordings of court cases. the c-span psb survey was c

a campaign rally for a senate candidate mike braun. on c-span2 at noon eastern, live coverage from the heritage foundation of a discussion about russian interference in russian elections. >> tonight book tv in prime time features books about the presidents. and dan abrams on abraham lincoln's last legal defense, a defense in 1859. pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin discusses presidents lincoln, theodore roosevelt, fdr on lincoln johnson. former presidential speech righter on the relationship between the u.s. president and baseball. historian patricia o'toole chronicleses the career of wood wilson. and william hitchcock recalls of presidency of divine-- dwight eisenhower. >> join us for the 18th library of congress national book festival saturday starting at 10 a.m. eastern. including viewer call-in from our set the at washington convention center. jon meacham, doris kearns goodwin with "leadership in turbulent times", ron churnow, and battle of new orleans, the battle that shaped america's destiny. watch the library

trump saying, quote, we'll be going to under indiana tonight for mike braun campaigning to be a senatorand borders, second amendment and loves our military and vets. will be a big night. we're in evansville, indiana ahead of the big event. jeff. >> i tell you, the president, you may argue with some of his tweets but look at the crowd already gathering outside the sports center here in evansville. a lot of enthusiasm for the president. there are these folks in this crowd that really think the president can do no wrong. there are those who think the president can do no right. we were sampling public opinion around here earlier. there is kind of a middle ground here. people that really support the president's policies but aren't so sure they're that crazy about him. take a look. >> i agree with a lot that he is doing, even though some of his methods may not be as traditional. he is the first president we've had lately that isn't kissing everybody's rear end. >> personally, i think he needs to tone it down some. >> if it's a choice between liking him on his comments and his demeanor or his

trump is set to depart for charlotte in a few hours after stumping for republican senate candidate mike braun in indiana last night. he took swipes at hillary clinton and the russia investigation before taking his own justice department to task. >> president trump: our justice department and our f.b.i. have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. what's happening is a disgrace. if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job. i will get involved and i'll get in there if i have to. [cheering and applause] >> jon: what does that mean? doug mcelway joins us live from the white house. >> jon, it appeared that the relationship between president trump and attorney general jeff sessions could not have gotten any worse after last week when the attorney general said he would not be improperly influenced by political considerations. last night it did get worse. late yesterday afternoon the president did an interview with three bloomburg reporters in the oval office quoting from the follow-up piece. he said attorney general jeff session's job is safe at least unt

president trump to be making remarks here at a campaign rally in support of republican senate candidate mike braun running against joe donnelly. aswill bring you back here soon as it does start pivot while we wait for the president's remarks, we will take a look at some of today's washington journal. other of the new book, the republican workers party. former speechwriter and transition advisor to the donald trump 2016 presidential campaign, i want to play this moment for you and for our viewers. of 2017.in february he was expressing his goal of making the republican party into a workers party. take a listen. on,he gop will be, from now the party also of the american worker. you know we haven't been as a group given credit for this. if you look at how much bigger our party has gotten during this during the early days when we had 17 people running, the primaries, millions and -- i won't people say was because of me, but it was. and we have an amazing, strong, powerful party that truly does want to see america be great again, and it will see it, and it's going to see it a lot sooner than you think.