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the power of prevention. call now to learn more.ennedy: presidential candidate donald trump scored big with delivering on nafta today. president trump: throughout the campaign i promised to renegotiate nafta and today we kept that promise. instead of jobs leaving for overseas, they will be returning back home. this is a truly extraordinary agreement tore the united states, canada and mexico. kennedy: markets loved it, stocks rose sharply and even the failing "new york times" called it a significant victory for the president. it needs to pass congress, but politicians on both sides of the aisle are said to be optimistic. has the president smashed through the new deal? joining me, sebastian gorka. welcome to the show once again, dr. gorka. let's talk about this new usmca. does it change anything significantly? >> it does. it's the "new york times" has good things to say about it, you know this is an epic deal for american businesses, american workers and american consumers all around in the biggest most of sensitive industries, automo

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: joining me now, congressman louie gohmert. always good to have you here, let's start with your friend, rod rosenstein. he is now subpoenaed. he is the target of the house. after all of these months of delay and stonewalling congressional over site. finally your leaders are upset enough to assert their authority. i guess that is what it is, in oversight over the justice department. the justice department has told you all to go to hell, time and time again, why gets mad -- only now. >> some of us have been, have you been leading cheers on that appropriately. i am glad someone is joining us in being upset that will allow to us do something. you remember, lois lerner, eric holder, loretta lynch, hillary clinton, so many people come up and lie. you are talking with andy biggs, until someone is held a coupible they will keep doing it. i believe rod rosenstein lied to congress. you know what, it is not going to be mueller that does the investigation, to the take a special counsel to investigate rod rosenstein. whether we do subpoena h

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. t's probably last text message of any us wants to read, a warning from the president alerting us to a natural disaster. it could be potentially helpful. but there is a lot of pushback claiming it's opening the door for big brother-style propaganda. edward lawrence has the story. >> tomorrow at 2:18 p.m. eastern time your cell flown go off with an alert. fema is testing the presidential alert that will go off in the case of emergency. the message will look like this. it will read, this is a test of the national wireless emergency alert system. no action is needed. two minutes after your cell phone goes off, the alert test will be sent to radios and television. it's a chance to see if the systems as they upgrade with technology, that the emergency alert system still works. it's to see if all the different systems will pass the alert on. emergency managers go on to say they want to make sure they can deliver urgent alerts and warnings like the ones they want to deliver, unlike what happen

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. liz: do you have the right to see your boss in the supreme court is taking up that argument. >> there are two cases presented this morning to the justices. one from a california retailer and the other, a texas dental equipment company. they looked at whether you are forced to go through the arbitration route or can you file your lawsuit in a class action lawsuit. and the second issue is more about the details in the wording. can you file a class arbitration. if you are wondering all these terms. let's look at some of the benefits of going the litigation route. should you sue your employer, what are the benefits and go through the courts. but that makes it more expensive for both parties and a much longer process. the problem though is that employers don't want this process because it costs a lot more money. if you goat arbitration route, it's cheaper and a shorter process. but if there is contentious issues like sexual assault cases, all of that is settled behind closed doors and the

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: a new nafta trade deal is in place. ll street and conservative economists hated the tariff tactics, they didn't like the toughness of it, the idea that trade was great and everybody benefited. just a third of americans see job and wage benefits from trade. will the usmca be a ballot box winner? chaining us, kayleigh mcenany. gallup poll did an interesting poll. americans, over 70% said trade is good. but only a third says it helps wages and only a third says it was more or less fair. we know it's a good thing, but we know something is wrong with the way we have been taking advantage of it. >> we have the south korea deal, japan, now nafta. and it's important politically that this president made us the party of blue col ash workers one that we haven't won since reagan in the 80s. i sat across from carrier workers. i said why didn't you vote for hillary? they said one word, nafta. today they are celebrating and this president proved he is a warrior for american workers. charles: we know this because china has been focused

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: new hampshire judge has blocked a state law that requires proof of residency when registering to vote. odd! how dare they? judge kenneth brown suspended the implementation of the bill riding them there is to disenfranchise in individuals right to vote. the ruling comes as reports that previously deported illegal immigrants are joining the caravan in hopes of entering the united states again where they opportunity to vote in new hampshire would certainly await them. the new hampshire ruling, an invitation for fraud and opens the door for illegal immigrants to register to vote. that apparently does not the folks in new hampshire pedro not to take up the president's unprecedented support for iccandidates is he tireless campaigns on these midterms, new york post columnist, fox business contributor, pulitzer prize winning journalist, michael goodwin. great to have you here. let's start with new hampshire. i can't resist. a judge making that ruling. i would think that there might be a r

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: senior republican senate source tells fox news that the fbi's investigation into judge kavanaugh could wrap up as early as tomorrow. this after the president was asked at least -- are you ready? -- 11 questions about the kavanaugh investigation and this at a time when the president has -- was seeking some kind of order dealing first with trade and then -- and i have to say, there is no recognizable standard of conduct in the white house for the president of the united states. this is outrageous. and i'm saying this as a journalist. i'm just outraged. the president stated once again he backs the investigation, but he wants it done according to the terms requested by the senate. >> i want them to do a very comprehensive investigation, whatever that means according to the senators and the republicans and the republican majority. i want them to do that. i want it to be comprehensive. i actually think it is a good thing for judge kavanaugh. i think it is actually a good thing, not a b

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. reaking news president trump threatens to impose more tariffs again all of china's remaining export with u.s., if talks with president xi fail in november. president trump and xi to meet at the end of november at g-20 summit in argentina. president xi calling on his military advisers for preparing for fighting a war, making those comes visits last week island in south china sea. >> joining us now to take on the issues and tell us where this tariff dispute in his judgment, trade dispute between u.s. and china headed. we are delighted to be joined. author of "new york times" number one bestseller. -- as global super power. thank you. let me start with continued escalation of rhetoric as president xi today making those threats to his military commanders, united states navy talking about further action to keep freedom of navigation operation in south china sea. >> i think both sides, beijing and president trump are playing to same audience, 10 nation of of asean, they are swing votes, not

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. u: joining us to discuss investigation to disappearance of washington post contributor, and columnist jamal khashoggi. what this means for u.s. and saudi arabia relations. fox business chief strategist, analyst, general jack keane. >> good to be here. lou: this story gets bigger, bigger it seems that facts according to various versions of story intin dwindle. we know president has asked for recorded audio and video, there no responses. >> the turks in their state00 media have been pro -- state run media been providing gruesome evidence by audio system that khashoggi was tortures. detained, abused in killed and dismembered. the reality is, i am confident secretary pompeo has asked for that when he was there because there -- >> president has. it should be. i think that people we want to involve in this are federal bureau of investigation to put hands on this. lou: oh, my god. >> i hope when sea secretary poo of dealing with crown prince and the king, they said they would conduct a se inv

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. les: we have big developments in new fox polls. republicans make huge gains in senate races. heidi heitkamp is the most of vulnerable. she is losing ground big time to kevin cramer. he now leads heitkamp by 12 percentage points. lee, the heitkamp number sticks out because she is one of the vulnerable democrats who has to make a decision with the kavanaugh nomination. how do you ex blaine this? is it economics, politics for a combination of both. >> i think it's a combination of both. i think the last week has been so jarring. it has been an emotional time. you are engaged right now in a way you never have. you have 30 million people tuning in to watch this testimony live during the workday. you know people are engaged. it's lining up along party lines. republican enthusiasm was down leading up to this for several weeks, now it's back. charles: even npr put out a poll shows from july to october gop men went from 66% enthusiastic. republican women to 73%. >> president trump's name isn't

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the power of prevention. call now to learn more.senator bernie sanders is going after fast food giant mcdonald's, he said they rewarded wealthy shareholders with $7.7 billion. but many mcdone ald's workers need food stamps, medicaid, and public housing to survive. that is unacceptable. charles: it's gaining momentum. >> tino i appreciated that, and way to go, amazon. >> it should have been addressed to the franchise he operations. secondly, you have got to give mcdonald's corp some credit. they are paying their employees a minimum of $1 over local minimum wage. their ceo says it's work for us, we are having better luck with our employees. bernie sanders writes, we are subsidizing mcdonald's to the tune of $1.2 billion a year when it comes to food stamps and medicaid. they should be paying their employees enough to eat. >> there are people that need to make more money. bernie sanders says the government should raise the national min makeup mum wage. now he's saying maybe the markets should help us out. the minimum wage should be high

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. >> it's hard for hillary.ot 3 million more votes than donald trump did in the last election. but i feel confident saying i don't think hillary will run again for elective office. i feel confident saying she is not going to run for president. liz: that was terry mcauliffe. let's twaik said to our political panel. great to see you both. ford, what did you make of watery said? >> i think it's wishful keeping. i think it's the worst kept secret in politics that hillary wants to run for office. there is just enough clintonites left in the democratic party, if she got in, it would tear the party apart and trump would walk to reelection victory. >> i hope terry mcauliffe is right. and he would know because he was chair of herb 2008 cam pawn and co-chair of bill clinton's campaign for reelection. as ford says, republicans will be all over this. the electoral map won't add up for her. and i don't think she'll make it past the primary. >> mcauliffe has a selfish motive because he believes he could be a 2020 candidate. t

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.g the house by a slim majority, they are going to obstruct and endlessly investigate president trump. what will the president do to fight back? how can the president fight back? >> everything the congress does when it writes laws or appropriates money involves two houses. but the one thing that one house can do without involvement of the other or the other is to or the president is to conduct investigation. the house judiciary committee under democrats could issue subpoenas and conduct investigation on everything. impeachment investigation, justice kavanaugh. any investigation they want. and there is nothing the president can do to stop them legally. he has a bully pulpit to stop them, maybe going back to reagan. but legally, there is very, very little he can do to interfere with that kind of investigation. liz: he knows ways and means can get access to his tax returns. voters are saying we are tired of this probe. we are tired of the ankle biting. >> there is a theory if the democrats

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. date, breaking news at the top of tonight's show, the men arrested for releasing private information of u.s. senators online doxing those senators has been fired by the office of congresswoman sheila jackson lee, jackson cosco is his name, he was on her staff as unpaid intern we are told, he had previously worked for senator maggie hassan and barbara boxer, the senators include mike lee, orrin hatch and lindsey graham. we are told now that two other senators may also have been doxed as well. well, two more prosecutors have left robert mueller's special counsel leaving the special counsel with just 13 angry democratic lawyers at his disposal. brandon and kyle will return to previous jobs at the corrupt department of justice, there will be no surprise that both of them are registered democrats, in fact, at least nine of the remaining 17 democrats are donors and registered democrats. as far as we know there's only one person on the staff who would pretend to be a republican and that is ro

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: the u.s. pacific fleet demonstrating massive force against china. the report comes as the chinese propaganda machine is working to refute the white house assertion that beijing is interfering in our mid-term elections and taking part in predatory economic policies. in a statement the chinese foreign ministry accused vice president pence after his speech yesterday of malicious slander and urging the united states to correct its wrongdoing. most of media outlets didn't get a comment from the white house or the pentagon and just simply went with the chinese propaganda, forgetting what they are writing about, which is rising tensions and the potential for a military confrontation with china. joining us tonight is retired four star general, general jack keane. good to have you with us, the statements that the navy wants to put on a show of force, is that a good idea or is it likely to fail in any way intimidating the chinese? >> the chinese are likely not going to be intimidated by that. what we ne

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. t trump: i direct the attorney general's office to go to the great city of chicago to help straighten out the terrible shooting wave. i told them to work local authorities to try to change the terrible deal the city of chicago entered into with aclu which ties law enforcement's hands and to strongly consider stop and frisk. it works and was meant for problems like chicago. charles: while speaking to a collection of international law enforcement officers, president trump voicing support for the controversial practice of stop and gris can. president trump said the tactic -- practice of stop and frisk. bernard kerik, normer nypd commissioner is with us. it's a controversial tactic. for me i worry about it. when i grew up in harlem if you had stopped and frisked me for no reason it would have stopped me from doing other things. i might have felt society hated me so much because the cops need for no reason and you fall into the echo chamber that the cops hate me. >> it's a tool. it's a part

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: a resurfaced video of nancy pelosi from more than a year ago has inadvertently exposed in the minds of many the radical democrats plan and strategy to try to destroy justice kavanaugh. in this video from june 22 of last year, pelosi explains in considerable detail on c-span during her weekly review how to falsely smear somebody. >> called a wrap up smear. you smear somebody with falsehoods and all the rest and then you merchandise it and then you write it and they will say see it is reported in the press that this, this and this so they have that validation that the press reported the smear and then it's called a wrap up smear. i'm going to merchandise the press's report on smear that we made. it's a tactic, and it's self-evident. lou: self-evident. ed rollins is still with us. ed, let me turn to you first and foremost to ask does all of that somehow seem strangely familiar to you given the events of the past 90 days? >> absolutely, and i think to a certain extent the american pub

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. ♪ elizabeth: welcome back.epublican lawmakers increasingly facing angry and violent protest theres on the streets. senator ted cruz again getting heckled, this time by a woman at an airport shouting "shame, shame." but it's happening as republican critics also say president trump shouldn't have been celebrating at a rally last night a disturbing incident in which republican congressman assaulted a reporter by body slamming him. let's take it up with american conservative union chairman matt schlapp. >> hey, liz. elizabeth: what will be the reaction at polls to all this mayhem? >> look, i think americans are okay with big, vigorous political disagreements, but i think there are lines that can get crossed x. i think the idea that you have hillary clinton and eric holder, the former chief law enforcement officer of the united states, basically saying it's okay kick people, hillary clinton saying that republicans don't deserve respect, i think that's a big mistake. and i think -- i'd hate to see violence in the str

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. charles: hurricane michael lashing florida.here's it going next? >> reporter: it many already into georgia. when it comes onshore so strong it takes a long time for the energy to dissipate. so we have a category 3 hurricane with winds gusting up to 150 miles per hour. it made landfall just south of panama city at 155-mile-per-hour. that puts it as the third strongest storm and fourth strongest winds anywhere in the u.s. in recorded history. as far as pressure goes, the third strongest storm. we are getting very good at forecasting where a storm is going but not as good on the intensity of the storm. the water is incredibly warm, 2-5 degrees above average. now we have a cat 3 storm. it will continue to weaken overland. so much of this the water has receded but the water made the ground very wet and the trees that are there will not take much wind to knock them over. they are predicting half a million people without power. this is the future radar. it's baking across the eastern seaboard. that's all going to change with this fron

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. trish: president trump and the first lady making a solemn visit to pittsburgh today, days after that heinous anti-semitic attack that left 11 people dead. not there today, the top four congressional leaders. they were invited by the president, but they didn't show up. tonight i asked white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley how come. let me ask you about this report we are getting that a number of lawmakers including nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, they were all invited to go to the ceremony today to mourn the loss of those 11 individuals in pittsburgh and our understanding is they declined. do you know why? >> i don't. but that's their own decision. the president did not want to make this political. he wanted to offer a bipartisan trip up to pennsylvania to have this day of grief and mourning and prayer to help heal a community. that's why he wanted to go today and he went. if they don't want to go, they had -- they expressed they had commitments. the

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. lou: president trump tonight reacting to the disappearance of the saudi activist and some time journalist for the washington post. president trump telling the associated press in an interview this, quote, here we go again with you know, you're guilty until proven innocent. i don't like that. the president's comments come after secretary of state pompeo's trip to talk about the journalist's whereabouts with the saudi crown prince. he will travel to turkey tomorrow for meetings with officials there. meanwhile growing calls for rinos and the radical dimms to take action by golly against the saudis. if you thoughted the judiciary committee was scary, take a look at the republicans on foreign relations. i mean look at that. if that doesn't install trust in foreign policy in the senate what would it take? joining us now, attorney rnc committee woman for california harmeet dylon and wr radio talk show host mark simone. and great personality, i must say. good to have you both here. harmeet, le

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. : joining me now on i'm delighted to say here in ours ideas in new york city instead of the nation's capitol, there i said it. victoria jann sing, deputy attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department, former federal prosecutor. the founding partners of the law firm. i have worked years. and i did a pretty close. anyways, great to see you. you guys are special. you are a treat to have on the broadcast any time especially delighted you're with us here in the studios. let me start if we may. carter page filing a lawsuit against the democratic national committee. here we go. >> you filed a lawsuit in new york and not ripe for now. what happened to carter page. >> it's a continuation, not a restart. the justice department, the obama justice department took wise to the fisa court to be able to overhear the opposition's political campaign. you can even believe this has happened in our country. the president of the united state used the tools of the intelligence agencies

the power of prevention. to learn more. >> look, andrew mccabe, lisa page met with bob rosenstein, he said he was thinking about recording the commander in chief in the oval office, recording the president of the united states. right after that meeting they came and talked to jim baker and he took that very seriously. i want to go from there, what did you guys do? was there some kind of legal analysis of looking to record the president of the united states, what subsequent meeting took place? >> harris: we were watching jim jordan before heading into top fbi lawyer james baker's closed-door testimony happening today. jordan says he will press baker over the reports that rod rosenstein wanted to secretly record president trump. the invoke the 20 for the amendment the president from office. catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. >> i've been dipping in and out of this informal gaggle with congressman mark meadows. he told was serious we had something very similar in the deposition today. he said baker, the

the power of prevention. call now to learn more. e are still waiting on the president to take the stage tonight in houston texas where he is appearing in support of senator ted cruz who is on the stage. the president telling reporters before they left washington that he and senator cruz well they are basically now great pals and that's how he refers to ted cruz now, beautiful texas ted. joining us now to talk about well, the very big controversy over the way the rod rosenstein interview is supposed to go before the house judiciary committee, we are joined by victoria tensing a former deputy assistant attorney general of the doj former federal prosecutor judge di genova. it's great to have you both with us. let's start if we may because the president is winding up i am sure to come out in support of ted cruz. there are only about 300 miles from a border that's going to be tested in the coming weeks. fick tory at first your assessment about the president's statement that this is a national emergency and he is ready to move troops, u.s.

the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> harris: a lot more happening now, new reaction to the fbi report on allegations against judge kavanaugh. we are now hearing from some of the senators who will likely cast the deciding vote in his confirmation. lisa murkowski announced she is still undecided and is wanting to read more. jeff flake, susan collins also offering support for the fbi probe in particular, collins saying she thought it was thorough. bring in the power panel now, former communications director for senator marco rubio, democratic strategist and former advisor to hillary clinton. we were just listening, you are not happy about the democratic party right now. i know how to count, harris. i said this from the beginning, i fundamentally believe from the beginning that kavanaugh was going to be confirmed. we made this about the supreme court, i think we lost focus on what really matters to voters. not how a senator votes or not vote on a supreme court nominee, we've been sucked into thi

the power of prevention. call now to learn more.eak for the first time on google's controversial plan to potentially launch a censored search engine for communist china. >> we are in the market. it's been 8 years. every time we are in a country our mission is to provide information to everyone. so it does weigh heavily on us. liz: let's take it up to the daily carol. amber, jeff bezos says his company amazon will work with the pentagon. he says if tech companies turn their back on the pentagon, we'll be in trouble. googles decision to pull out of this contract with the pentagon is eggs sp -- is especially strg since they are look at giving a kren sword search engine for china where they are creating internment camps for muslims. you have to wonder what their values are if they are willing to work with a place like china and not the united states government. liz: let's listen to jeff bezos' rationale. >> we are going to continue to support the d.o.d. and i think we should. sometimes one of the jobs of a senior leadership team is to m

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