david avila and steve hilton. what do you make of where we are at, at this moment? >> lawmakers have for years, decades almost said that while the minority gets their say t majority gets their way. and this is time now for the republican majority along with senator manchin of west virginia, democratic senator to confirm brett kavanaugh on saturday to the united states supreme court. >> sandra: does it happen? >> i think it will. i want to pick up on the point we're seeing play out exactly as predicted. when this renewed investigation was agreed to, everyone said well, it is not going to satisfy the democrats whatever it is. they'll move the goalpost. we're seeing that right now. the thing that i would love to know and the question that needs to be asked of dr. ford's attorneys when they say this is not good enough and we weren't interviewed. what exactly is the new information that they want to give theoretically to the

let's get to the next guest, steve hilton, the host of "the next revolution." steve, great to have. >> you great to be with you. liz: what do you think about the victory here? >> strength works, when you actually stand up for something and you put not just words behind it but weight, the weight of policy and economic muscle, you get results, exactly the same story among so many other areas of the trump foreign policy after years of getting into the diplomatic establishment's desire to have good resolutions, if you stand up for what you believe in and stand up for what you want to get, you get results. >> steve, to your point, the president has nearly 300 accomplishments. we're talking trade deals like nafta with japan and south korea. cutting taxes and regulations. also freeing americans, the three american hostages that were held in north korea, that happened ahead of trump's summit with kim jong-un. american college student otto warmbier died in the u.s. after being released in north korea. steve, the media is on a 24-hour empty news cycle about kanye west. >>

i'm steve hilton. this is a homo positive populism. positive is surely the word to describe this week. president trump delivering after the election exactly what he promised before the election. another constitution us on the supreme court committed to the separation of power and raining in the antidemocratic role of unaccountable bureaucracy. also this week, historic low unemployment, especially for african-americans and hispanic americans. the independent head of the federal reserve this week calling it the best economy in modern history. nafta renegotiated this week with a positive pro work and replacement. china confronted this week, put on notice by the trump administration that after years of appeasement it's authoritarian aggression will not stand. and yet, in this of all weeks, the left go lower than we've ever seen before with hate and bigotry and violence. so to discuss all that, let's meet our guest tonight. fox news contributor lisa booth, founder of turning point usa charlie kirk, author of a new book campus battlefield. f

chris: let's turn to steve hilton, host of the next revolution. good evening.ut today's developments? >> it's a huge huge moment. it's a great moment. i think exactly as john was saying, the president can feel entitled to his victory lap, but i think there's something i would want to give particular perspective as someone who is new to america. we moved here just over six years ago. and there was something truly moving for me watching senator collins' speech because it wasn't just the incredible importance of that speech in relation to this vote at this time on this nominee. there was something about that speech that really represented for me the best of america and the constitutional -- chris: let me interrupt for a second. i want to hear you in a moment. but we're seeing protesters going up the steps of the capitol building -- rather the supreme court. now, earlier, they were pushed off those steps, kept away. i don't mean physically pushed, but they were shepherded down off the steps. pretty unusual to see that. shannon: i can tell you for covering it for th

elizabeth: steve hilton the, appreciate it. have a good weekend, and be sure to catch steve's show, "the next revolution." that's on sunday nights at 9 p.m. eastern time on the fox news channel. >>> retired lieutenant colonel allen west is back with us. colonel, breaking news, saudi arabia apparently detaining 18. we're going to be going to a tease right now. colonel al remember west will be back with us after the break. back inia two. cular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowi

i'm steve hilton. this is a homo positive populism.rd to describe this week. president trump delivering after the election exactly what he promised before the election. another constitution us on the supreme court committed to the separation of power and raining in the antidemocratic role of unaccountable bureaucracy. also this week

we have steve hilton, the host of ""the next revolution"." ood to be with you, trish, in your first week. what's putin doing? steve: i think this is all about putin's power and control. it's a fascinating story. i'm glad you are covering it. for nearly two decades he used the threat of terrorism as a way of justifying his control and repression and both domestically within russia and internationally with this engagement in middle east and syria. a lot of that is justified. he's been tough on islamist terrorism and that's a good thing. but it goes back to that conversation you were having with geraldo. real autocrats and dictators love to conjure up an enemy to justify their power. when we beat isis which it looks like we have done. he says so and he's pleased about it. putin wants to keep the threat going to justify his power. trish: do you think he's flat-outlying? trish: u.s. officials denied this. they call it fake news. interesting timing, right? the fact that steve is coming 19 days before mid-terms and one of the things republicans campa

and that is what steve hilton, i love freedom. steve: if they go i think we all go along with that.k you're right. it is not being discussed. another big issue, the particular aspect of want to bring up which is immigration. it's weird that this kevin mccarthy bill which is the only person i've heard talk about a newt gingrich, i keep seeing him go out with the kevin mccarthy bill. what does this mean to have any relevance to how people should vote? >> well, -- everything you've talked about just reminds me of republicans don't deserve to win but the country doesn't deserve democrats to win. i mean, it means republicans are running for election. you know this caravan marching to the border and the president tweeting about jobs. i will get you jobs, can do something about the caravan? it seems to me if you stop the caravan, people like me are going to say, why didn't you stop the last six caravans? you do have the power, if he doesn't stop it he is -- what was the republicans plan? what was mitch mcconnell plan for winning this midterm election? let's hope a supreme court nominee ret

joining me, steve hilton. former aide to prime minister david cameron.he president saying don't come in, go back, do it the right way. what happens they don't listen? steve: i just want to say how much i personally understand and agree with that. i'm here as an immigrant and i'm doing it the right way. i'm going to be applying for citizenship next year in an orderly process. it's ridiculous for people to assume they can just show up at the border and jump the line. that's not how it works. the president and vice president are completely right to show the utmost toughness on this. it's not just about the caravan and the people in the rare can. it goes deeper than that. it makes people question our whole system of government, rule of law. the efficiency of our system and government. when the system breaks down in the way it clearly has, and it's just a free-for-all. that undermines faith in everything the government does. so it's important to take this seriously. you have seen people on the left make an argument on the left that this is overblown. the pres

state june to steve hilton, coming up next. >> breaking tonight, president trump speaking out on the midterms, russia, china, the crisis of saudi arabia is in us leaders and the brutal murder love a journalist. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. we'll discuss breaking news from the president who is standing by life. plus, as president trump accomplishments pile up, his enemies still smear and belittle the big changes that are being achieved. he with me for that are more are tommy lauren, and ray. first let's get to the breaking news. president trump interview on 60 minutes. he offered a fierce defense of his administration policy on north korea, russia, trey, and more. take a look at what happens when they press for the 2016 election. >> well, they metal but i think china metal two. >> why do you think china metal? >> i think china metal also. i think frankly, china is a bigger problem. >> your diverting the russian thing. i'm saying russia but i'm also seeing china. >> steve: china. among other things the president said he has no

fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor is a guitar love, and in the center seat, steve hiltonybe he will have a revolution here. author of "positive populism." he is outnumbered. >> i don't know what we are doing, but we will do it. >> steve: one of the revolutionaries last night on the show. >> harris: that's great. we have some colors of the fall season. >> steve: very nice. >> harris: some linen, some plum. i digress. moving on. liberal groups are not backing down from their opposition to brett kavanaugh. some are even floating the idea of a possible impeachment movement of the new justice. raking house judiciary committee democrat jerry nadler, vowing that if his party takes back power in the midterm election, the plan to launch a new investigation on the works. how minority leader nancy pelosi is saying she wants more information on the fbi probe of kavanaugh, including any communications between the white house and the fbi. president trump spoke to reporters. let's bring it back for this. >> president trump: i have been here and now they thinking about impeaching a juris

i like to thank steve hilton for a wonderful discussion today. and i'm sure we will continue to discuss your ideas for the months and years to come. hopefully you will come back to heritage heritage in the very near future and i would like to thank everyone for joining us today. we look forward for hosting you all again at heritage in the very near future. thank you very much. steve will be assigning copies of his new book outside. if anyone like to have their copy signed by steve. [inaudible conversations] topping the list is shipper pools. elitist in america. after that they defend president trump against many of his detractors. next is a clinical psychologist jordan peterson 12 rules for life. and in the deep state. jason chase if explores federal bureaucracies. some of the best-selling books according to the conservative book club continues. with the self help book this is the day. the argument against the validity of the investigation. a recount of the event surrounding general patton's death. the thoughts on societal trends which led to a w

joining us now is steve hilton host of the next revolution on fox news channel. steve, it may be a big money grab i think it is. it may be tech envy i think it is. but i also think it is inevitable what say you? >> i think you're right. in fact stew i think it is surprising that it has taken this long. because if you nod press in the u.k., years now -- you've had story after a story about these giant tech companies making huge 5789s of money sometimes hundreds of millions of pounds of the story say in the u.k., out of that market, and paying in some case just hundreds of pounds. now it is not just a tech company that have fueled this resentment actually but american companies generally starbucks included in the list but whaing you've seen and this is my message to tech leaders like larry paige and jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg you reap when you sow you've gone out of your way to -- minimize your tax using every trick in the book, and you have fueled resentment against tech, against globalization, against business generally and against america. i'm surprised it ha

i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have a great guest, george gilder, how are you? >> great to see you, mark. mark: i've read you for years, mark, we've never met. you attended harvard and you still are successful. that's a good thing. >> i wasn't successful at harvard. mark: yeah, you pioneered the formulation of supply side economics when you served as chairman of the institute's economic roundtable. program director for the manhattan institute, you're the author of men in marriage. visible man. wealth and poverty, which was a big book that had a big influence on me. the spirit of enterprise. microcosm. telecosm. and the silicon eye. and now your newest become, life after google, the fall of big data and the rise of the blockchain economy. a lot to unravel here. let's get started this way. capitalism versus socialism. explain. >> well, capitalism is -- derives from the latin word for head, kaput, and capitalism is the mind-based system and the k

tell me what you think of that at steve hilton next. ) >> everything you said is crystal clear and very true. this has happened before in our society. you can see the split in the 1900s that teddy roosevelt tried to close m president trump is faced with the same. in my cell phone i had him listed as ted rose because you can't put donald trump. i feel he will pivot the middle class to rising standards. so for me what you're saying is 100% true. you can't look at your twitter feed because the more effective you are the more they come at you and the more they tried to demonize you. it seems to me, honestly one of the first times i saw this was when you were articulating that blue-collar voice. >> i'm just proud of my blue-collar roots. know that the work ethic that's been instilled in me and the people around me, that has built america and made america great. we have to ask ourselves, are weakening better in that arena of intolerance and violence? were not getting any better. the only way the paradigm will shift is to realize this is an age old battle of good versus evil, light and truth v

state june to steve hilton, coming up next. >> breaking tonight, president trump speaking out on thesis of saudi arabia is in us leaders and the brutal murder love a journalist. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. we'll discuss breaking news from the president who is standing by life. plus, as president trump accomplishments pile up, his enemies still smear and belittle the big changes that are being achieved. he with me for that

i'm steve hilton, see next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." welcome. >> nice to see you. >> it's a great honor to see you, patrick michaels. doctor. expert on all things climate and environment as far as i'm concerned. little bit of your background. director of the study of science at the cato institute. you hold an ab in sm, you hold those degrees in biology, sciences and plant ecology from the university of chicago. pretty good school. ph.d. in ecological climatology from the university of wisconsin in madison, 1979. president of the state climatologists, program chairman for the city of applied climatology of the american meteorlogical society. say that fast five times. research professor at the university of virginia for 30 years, and giving expansive background that you have, giving that to the public so they that you know what you're talking about. you're a contributing author and reviewer of the united nations international global panel of climate change. we've heard

host of "the next revolution" with steve hilton, he's on fox news right now, and the author of positive populism. welcome back to the show, steve. >> looking good at 9:00, great to see you. kennedy: good to see and you loving the new time. let's talk about this a little bit, obviously every story right now they are jockeying for political gain on both sides. is this causing a big and dangerous split within the republican party? >> i'm not sure it is. i think it's quite a typical situation actually. when lindsey graham said, i agree what he said did saudi arabia, when he said we deal with these regimes all the time, he's not quite right there. congress doesn't deal with them, it's the administration, the executive branch that ends up dealing with them. you end up often in this situation where congress can almost take pleasure in grandstanding and sending messages and sending statements out that sound very righteous but it's actually the daily job of dealing with the regimes that falls to the presidency and the executive branch. so you often get this split on all sorts of different issues

former press secretary to vice president pence mark lauder and host of the next resolution with steve hilton on the "fox news" channel the author of positive populism get your copies today. welcome everyone. beginning with another exciting "newsweek" so let's talk about the agitation and the activation and the agony and the organization of these two parties. who has the mighty mo coming out of the kavanaugh confirmation? >> no questions or publicans right now but the key phrase you used the word top of their minds there's a of a lot when to go actually between now and when most people propose. i would be surprised if the kavanaugh effect is still lingering on in their something new to keep it going. the president is true to getting people exercise so maybe has something up his sleeve. maybe the democrats will make the mistake of going on the ballot and promising these investigations and keeping the pot boiling but unless something like that happens i think it will fade away so the republicans will need something else to get that find that, election day. spirit there's no doubt that the presi

steve hilton's advisor to prime minister david cameron.bureau and achieve at usa today. jonathan swan, national political reporter, and it tucker carlson, a host of tucker carlson tonight and author of the new book, "ship of fools." how is self its ruling classes bringing america to the brink of revolution, and apparently it's number one everywhere. you just trip over at the airports. >> tucker: i did today. >> and so it took a long time to figure out if there was anything more to it and it still may be that there is not? >> i broke the story but i still don't feel like i actually know what happened or why. i have been told numerous accounts of what happened and why, including it was long planned and everything is great and there is a beautiful ribbon around it and maybe that's the case. i haven't reported an insane because i don't have a high enough degree of confidence to anything that i've been told so far as actual truth. >> bret: tucker? >> tucker: we will find out in the end, nothing is hidden, everything is revealed. the deeper ques

we broke down how colorado dispenseries worked and tomorrow night on the show steve hilton and libertarian senate candidate gary johnson who has plans for that state, maybe i've got plans for you so make sure you've got your eyeballs here 9:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 in the west. goodnight. business. lou: good evening, everybody our top stories, glen simpson needs the fifth on capitol hill. simpson the towner of fusion gps, the smear merchant firm behind the fraudulent anti-trump dossier. the fbi and the department of justice used to spy on the trump campaign and to ultimately create the russia witch hunt. simpson today refusing to answer questions from congress. his decision angered house republicans. >> i'm not surprised that glen simpson is taking the fifth. he probably should. he's in real legal jeopardy. very clearly someone is not telling the truth. >> house freedom caucus founder and tom fitton among the guests tonight. >>> thousands of central americans, mostly hondurans are headed toward or southern border. president trump warning the honduran government to stop them or risk losing u.s.

i'm steve hilton, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests. mollie hemingway, how are you? >> great to be here. mark: joe concha, good to see you. >> thanks for having me want. >> to talk about the media today. especially want to talk about the recent media and events that have been taking place and how the media has covered them, and no better time to talk about the kavanaugh nomination than now. the media research center says that 90% of the news coverage has been negative toward kavanaugh. honestly, i'm surprised it's that low. it looks like 99.9% to me. you've both written about this. what's your take on this, mollie? >> i think this has been a telling couple of weeks as we watched the media cover a very contentious issue and very complicated issue. have you allegations of assault and you have a man who's denying them and the media coverage, i don't think could have been much worse. when you saw the standards in stories, usually as a journalist

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let's bring in our panel, steve hilton, host of "the next revolution on," on the fox news channel.tional public radio and tom bevan, realclearpolitics cofounder and president. mara, are the goalposts being shifted? this was about a sexual assault, and i was about personal temperament, not just judicial temperament. it's about judge kavanaugh's tone and tenor at the hearing. >> democrats are trying to do what they can to stop this nomination. if they can use evidence of an accusation, they will, or the way he behaved when he raised his voice, sarcastically interrupted senators, they will use that. it doesn't matter if democrats are moving the goalposts. what matters is if mitch mcconnell can convince flake, collins, and lisa murkowski pray that it is his audience. he's got an audience of three. if they think the process is fair, and they are satisfied there is no corroborating evidence to dr. ford's charges and if there wow they are satisfied that kavanaugh didn't like him because they also better be a problem, he will get confirmed. >> john: tom, last friday, senator jeff flake of

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steve hilton, the host of "the next revolution." revolution, we, americans we could learn from what happened in europe in 2015? lessons, please. >> very simple, stuart. open borders are a disaster. open borders happened in europe in two-ways. first of all, open borders is the official policy of the eu, for countries within the eu that is literally what they mean by free movement of people. you can go between the countries, whatever you want but what angela merkel did a couple years ago, open the external border, say to the refugees fleeing, not just violence and war in the middle east but frankly poverty in the middle east and in africa. come to europe. come to germany. we'll take care of you. then what happens, once you to in through the external border of the eu, you can move around wherever you want within the eu yourself. saw exactly same thing your seeing now here. where you had people coming into europe through one point of entry, moving through these countries. i'm from hung todayry. i was there with my family, in a small tow

we broke down how colorado dispenseries worked and tomorrow night on the show steve hilton and libertariante candidate gary johnson who has plans for that state, maybe i've got plans for you so make sure you've got your eyeballs here 9:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 in the west. goodnight. business. lou: good evening, everybody our top stories, glen simpson needs the fifth on capitol hill. simpson the towner of fusion gps, the smear merchant firm behind the fraudulent anti-trump dossier. the fbi and the department of justice used to spy on the trump campaign and to ultimately create the russia witch hunt. simpson today refusing to answer questions from congress. his decision angered house republicans. >> i'm not surprised that glen simpson is taking the fifth. he probay s

with me, wall street journal editorial guy, steve hilton, fox news channel the next revolution. >> steveight. >> okay. [laughter] look, he's not an impassioned speaker, but that was about as forceful as you get. your response. >> i agree with that. there was one point where it seemed as though brett kavanaugh was about to be overtaken by emotion. this has been a defining event for this generation of politics and one of the most divisive that we have ever seen. normally the senate is a club, they disagree on things and at the end of the day they talk to one another, this looks like it has driven a wedge between the senate republicans in the senate democrats. we saw that with lindsey graham's speech during the hearing, and now mitch mcconnell. clearly there has been a break between the two parties and it all comes down to the substance of the accusation against brett kavanaugh which is to say christine ford made her accusation, but there was nothing beyond it, not a single piece of corroboration, and since the democrats have chosen to load their entire opposition to judge kavanaugh on that

steve hilton is with us he's the host of the next revolution, that's the show on the fox news channeleve. i say that is pretty strong stuff. and i mean i don't know what had else the president can say because here they come you can see it coming at us. >> yeah. i think it is strong stuart but reasonable. given what happened look i'm proimmigration. i think it is good for the economy, it is good for our society but it has got to be controlled you can't just have a free after all that anyone who shows up at the border comes in. that's not actually fair to the people who we want to give priority to in terms of their skill or their need or whatever hardship they're in so you've got to be tough and you have to be fair but you have also got to be competent that's one thing to remember because when the president and his administration put in place that policy earlier in the year which again was tough. trying to deter people from coming in but ended up in a mess and that wasn't good for him or administration so he's got to back this strong start up with really competence administration. >> bu

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steve hilton, host of the next revolution.ral bias in big cat, but it's unnerving the vitriolic nature in how embedded this attitude is. >> we've seen it all before. before you get into a come as we always do this for my connections. close friends i went there in the middle of silicon valley. i've got my own opinion and here it is. this is well known. we know that a vast overwhelming majority of those who work at google and other tech companies. the data to show that in terms of the political donations. the real point in actually this kind of really aggressive nasty language we saw that in some of the material that was published around the genes to more friendly when they published internal messages from google's own internal systems about how people dare talk about others who have different political views. the real point is there's only one real response. if you want a democracy where you have different opinions can have equal weight. i think we need to push for a fragmentation in tech, just as we sing a fragmentation in med