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back in the brexit days, steve hilton found himself on the wrong side with a deep breach and a close of the administration, ultimately. >> the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different path. as such, i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction. >> martha: a man named steve hilton viewed his bosses' shellacking as an opportunity to restore power to the people. tonight, steve hilton shares his untold story of what he calls positive populism. >> we were really good friends, and i know that word is used a lot in politics, but we were very close family friends. i was godfather to his son, who was born with severe illness and sadly died when he was pretty young. we were very close, came together over that. david cameron is the godfather to one of my children. our family spent a lot of time together. i was very much with him as he rose and became a leader of the party, but then the brexit vote happened, and we took a different side, and that was the end of that. we actually hadn't spoken since then. that was two years ago. >> martha: h

steve hilton. good to see you, steve. it always bugged me.i have been in this business, and i formerly worked on the emerging debt market goldman sachs. as long as i have been in the news business, i have seen this bias against business itself, right? they don't understand it, they don't like the. they would rather cover a lot of the inside baseball going on in the white house than policy. when they say michael cohen is the smoking gun they needed to put the nail in the coffin of this president as you heard joy behar laugh about earlier, what does it tell you about them, the mainstream media? steve: you are exactly right, and i'm so glad you said it. it so infects the way our political conversations where is conducted. what you said reminded me of something a friend of mine said. he wrote that book "the black swan." he made a brilliant point about all this. talking about hillary clinton, actually. he said i would much rather people who were rich went into government than people going into government in order to get rich like the clintons. and

you try to get yourself elected to the people of michigan this is what i offer if i have to get steve hiltonlected in michigan you may not agree with me maybe you are a democrat so when people say he lost five seats in texas but the president went to bat for you but they are still voting for the candidate as a person i think it's more instinct. people say he was a democrat that he is doing things that he believes in others are going by doctrine. he said i believe this so come aboard and follow me if you cannot let me know others say i will follow you and they said will do you want me to do they say i don't get this guy. i will study the ship a lot of competent people that did not understand at this point he is closer to finishing off his staff. you have to go to the funeral. that is it helping anybody to say your instincts are always right you are 100 percent right we cannot get him off twitter. >> for those people who look down there nose i think there has been too much of that but but to echo the populism of the past are there any parallels? . >> they say he's not worthy he is bulgarian bu

kennedy: thank you steve hilton. >> thank you.ennedy: tomorrow night, fbn special coverage of midterms elect beginning 7 p.m. eastern, i will join neil cavuto and his flatta political panel. coming up next, immigration has been getting a lot of play. will republicans regret keeping their greatest weapon the economy on the bench? i'll have "the mooch" next. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. hi.i just wanted to tell youwer, thdependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silve

joining me, steve hilton, host of ""the next revolution"."ing to happen in your home country. steve: you have got someone in charge in the form of theresa may who is against brexit. she campaigned against it, she didn't believe tonight. she is leading a government that is part of the establishment that's against brexit. they see it as a problem they have to minimize rather than an opportunity to be seized. they wasted two years in my view trying to negotiate a deal with the e.u. where the incentive for the e.u. is to punish britain as a deterrent to stop other countries from doing the same thing. they should have said we voted to leave. let's get on with it, and put in place the policies that will make britain to be a good place for businesses to invest in. trish: it's like a band-aid. you have to rip it off fast. if you peel on it bit by bit it hurts a little bit more. they have a woman in charge who as you say has never been all in. it's this tap dancing move. will this cost her her job? it sound like no one * is happy. >> no one * is happy

trish: steve hilton, the former advisor to prime minister david cameron.ve, what do you think of that? we are not letting them in. we'll set up tent cities, and the military will have a hand in that. but they can't come into our country. is this the right step? >> this is what president trump was elected to do. get control of the border which has been out of control for decades. there is some ridiculous arguments being made about this today. one of them is that well the numbers are not that great. there is just a few thousand in the caravan and thousands coming across the border every week illegally. but those numbers are lower than they used to be 20 years ago, what's the big deal. other argument you hear is this is politicizing an issue. the right number for illegal immigration is zero. we shouldn't be casual even about a handful of people coming in illegally. and secondly, this is exactly what politics ought to be about. this is exactly what we should be debating taken in election and it's the congress that makes the laws. so it's quite appropriate for

kennedy: thank you steve hilton. >> thank you.ennedy: tomorrow night, fbn special coverage of midterms elect beginning 7 p.m. eastern, i will join neil cavuto and his flatta political panel. coming up next, immigration has been getting a lot of play. will republicans regret keeping their greatest weapon the economy on the bench? i'll have "the mooch" next. over 100 years ago, we were talking about the model t. now here we are talking about winning the most jd power iqs and appeal awards. talking about driver-assist technology talking about cars that talk and listen. talking about the highest customer loyalty in the country. but that's enough talking. seriously. that was a lot of talking. back to building coaching means that wmaking tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. - at afor the financialt's time world to stop actin

to your point, that is a big deal in dc, steve hilton, we'll see you. >> thank you.u for having us and watching lou dobbs is here next. lou: good evening our top story, the only story in america tonight, most consequential midterm election in decades, perhaps our lifetime: the polls will close at the top of the hour in 4 states, where voters have lined up all day to cast their ballots in mayor races that include, virginia, georgia, florida, parts of indiana. tonight, after months of tireless campaigning, more than any president in history, to keep his party in power, mr. trump monitoring the election results from the white house where he is joined by his family and friends, on campaign trail president has touted a long list of unprecedented accomplishments achievements that no president has ever, ever accomplished in a short period of time. two supreme court justices, the soaring economy, record low unemployment numbers, 4 million new jobs created since his elect, and withdrawal from iran an deal. moving u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem, and north korea missiles h

i'm steve hilton. we've got all of those stories and more covered with our fantastic guest to night. tammy bruce in new york and here with me sara carter and carly kurt. and on top of that, a swamp watch tonight that you won't want to his. yes, it's maxine waters. but first let's get the latest on the florida recount situation. i'm joined now by florida congressman matt gates who has taken the lead on this for the republicans, in jacksonville tonight. thanks for joining us. i want to get straight to the real question i think which is -- i know this is not a simple question to answer but to the best of your ability what is exactly happening now? >> yeah. i think they just cut open an alligator in the everglades and found two more boxes of ballots in broward county. i kid with you steve, we're finally done with the counting an on to the recounting. the good news is that in the governor's race ron desantis leads by a margin that well exceeds any opportunity for fraud. but what we see is really is new stra

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steve hilton, what is your take on this? eve: this is one of the most of laughable examples of trump derangement syndrome. they have literally gone within 24 hours from saying trump must stand up to trump to criticizing him for doing so. trump's critics don't have an intellectual basis for what he has done. liz: reports indicate russian tanks are just 11 miles from the ukraine border. steve, i like your reaction to the russian captain, what he was yelling when his vessel rammed on sunday a ukrainian boat. let's listen. liz: clearly the intent there, we showed in subtitles in english what the captain was saying. the intent was to ram the ukrainian boat. isn't that enough reason to cancel the meeting with putin? steve: that was a raw moment to hear that's aggressive gesture. you are right to cancel the meeting. but long term the real story is standing up to president putin's aggression which the obama administration failed to do. they did nothing when putin walked into cry me a and ukraine. the trump administration is being tou

please join me in welcoming steve hilton. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming along and thanks for watching wherever you are. it's a great pleasure to be he here. the first place we met was the discussion that we had i think a few months before. >> it was just a very exciting time to talking about it with the knowledge that it might be happening and it was an exciting moment in the club to see you again. i would like to talk about populism. and i'm going to get into some details in a moment, but i want to set up why i've written this book and the main thing that i want to achieve with it is to try to define it a little bit because we hear the word populism it's been throwing a lot and attached to all sorts of political phenomena over the placall over theplace and actuan brexit people started really talking about it and then the election of donald trump and the bernie sanders campaign as well with various political contests end of the old order but is often described. but i really want to do is give it a bit of cohere

let's bring in the power panel, cohost of the five, juan williams and steve hilton, former financial intelligence analyst of the treasury department morgan ortagus. great to have you with us. i will start with what the business insider said. this was the perfect job report for trump and the gop, strong across-the-board, 250,000 jobs well above economist expectations of 200,000 and the strongest wage growth since april 2009 with average hourly earnings increasing at a 3.1 pace, your reaction. >> this is the strongest economy any president could hope for going into a midterm election or reelection. numbers you just gave there is no way to credibly argue with them. you can have problems with donald trump but what you can't have a problem with is his record on cutting taxes and on the economy. the key thing we will see in this midterm election is does this translate to voter intensity? that is what we are trying to see because we did see the message hasn't resonated the way republicans want it, people are happy with the economy but after two weeks of really bad news, having this mail bom

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joining me, steve hilton.their goal on this one in terms of the resistance and in terms of what they want to see undone? >> well, the first thing we have got to remember is the democrats moved totally to the left on immigration if it wasn't that long ago when you had democratic leaders even including barack obama saying the same things about the importance of controlling the border and controlling immigration. even more recently, one of the most of interesting ones is bernie sanders. who in the 2016 election campaign aggressively said we have got to do something about low wage, throw skill immigrants coming in uncontrolled. the effect they are having own americans. keeping down wages and driving down jobs. costing the taxpayer. this used to be mainstream. but now they have gone so far left to pander to their activist base. they can't agree with anyone. >> anybody, really. i think in their right mind, if you say to them, you want to open things up? have open borders? it nation no sense. first off what are we go

journey me the host of "fox news" channel steve hilton. it's great to see you. >> hi liz.is tough decision on the border and illegal immigration is his economic victory. is that going to bring the base together and are they going to get out the vote for president trump? >> we will see soon enough but it's exactly the right thing to be doing to emphasize the incredible transformation. 2016 the number one reason donald trump was elected was to get the economy moving in particular for those people who have been left out of the economic gains of the past few decades working americans. 100% when you see the job growth in the wage gains. he spectacularly delivered that promise but he was elected to control immigration. that hasn't been delivered as much as he would have liked so i think he's quite right to be taking the lead now and if we agree -- allow free-for-all on the border that's a breakdown of the government to meet its crime and the broken window theory. you need zero tolerance for illegal immigration. that is what he is saying and that's what people want. liz: i have r

juan williams, steve hilton, and former financial intelligence analyst for the treasury department, morgan ortegas. this goes onto say the report was strong across the board, the addition of 250,000 jobs. also came with the strongest wage growth since april 2009 with average hourly earnings increasing at a 3.1 pace year over year. >> i think that this is the strongest news and the strongest economy that any president could hope for going into a midterm election or going into a re-election. the numbers that you just gave, shannon, there's no way to credibly argue with them. you can have a lot of problems with president trump, but what you can't have a problem with is his record on cutting taxes and on the economy. now, here's the key thing we'll have to see this midterm election is does this translate to voter intensity. and i think that's what we're trying to see because we did see that the tax cuts, the message hasn't resonated the way republicans wanted. but i will say after two weeks of really bad news of seeing the terrible shootings at the synagogue in pittsburgh, this is desperately

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i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. positive populism is all about you the american people and how to make your life better. we will debate what's at stake in this election. the economy, jobs and your income. immigration and control america's borders. a new congress that backs the trump agenda or one that blocks it. will we see another victory for the forgotten men and women or will it be the revenge of the elites. so, let's get on with it. our audience will be taking part throughout the show. if you want to take part please follow us. we have guests after every break. you cannot miss a minute of tonight special show. first up, two of your favorite next revolution fox news contributor lisa booth. [applause] where is lisa. former bernie sanders. [inaudible] and joining them tonight our first surprise guest, former campaign manager for president trump, cory lewandowski. there you go, i've been promising this lots of surprises. you're the first so don't disappoint. >> normally there's not as many people. >> exactly. so fun

the panel is here the discuss, steve hilton, host of the next revolution on the fox news channel, sundayalong with dave smith if, comedian and host of part of the problem podcast, and tim carney, the commentary editor at the washington examiner which just published an editorial that reads, quote: the sad irony is that the very thing that drew amazon to the d.c. area is the very thing that makes it too expensive for regular people to live here, the bloated, overbearing, overgenerous, overregulating federal leviathan. the well said. gentlemen, welcome. >> hello. >> hey. kennedy: i will start with you because, obviously, your fellow colleagues in the editorial section at the washington examiner have an issue with this. >> yeah. no, and i wrote that word overregulating. i wasn't sure if it was a real word, but it is. kennedy: it is. >> the fact is that big business, like amazon, loves big government. and that al sand ya ocasio-cortez and jeff bezos, they both are trying to set up a home both in queens and in d.c. and alexandra's right, it's too expensive in d.c. why? because the federal gove

bill bennett represents the u.s., and steve hilton, the allies, when we come back. >> president trump the other day, i'm not a globalist, i'm a nationalist. and they say, that is terrible. ♪ ♪ whoa! (phone rings) daddy, mommy's on the phone! hi! how are you guys? at&t proudly offers wireless and tv discounts to military, veterans, first responders and their families. visit att.com/hero. >> president trump: you know, they have a word, it sort of became old-fashioned, it is called a nationalist. and i say, really, we are not supposed to use that word, you know what i am? i'm a nationalist, okay? >> laura: two world leaders in a war of words over the meaning of the word "nationalism." president trump saying it is about putting america's interest first, but french president emmanuel macron boldly disagrees. >> patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. by saying our interest first, who cares about the others. >> laura: hmm. you can see why that would have rankled president trump a little bit paired i'm joined an american and a brit. bill benn

steve hilton is the host of "the next revolution," leslie marshall syndicated fox news radio, and katie pavlich. >> the point about the style is crucial. any reasonable person will look at what president trump has done his first couple of years and say he's delivered better almost anyone you can ever remember. he's done exactly what he said he'd do and help exactly the people he said he would help on the economy come out talking up immigration, beating up prices, the new trade deal. that doesn't matter at all to the resistance movement and the left to really care about the style and about what he says, what he tweets. the big question is will that bring out a new generation of voters who really don't care about his acknowledgments, results? just care about his style and how he conducts himself as president. >> bret: the signs at the rallies, promises made, promises kept, is that what the trump people are pushing? >> i think it comes down to a piece about love or hate, you either love the president what he thought and/or you want a more united country, you care about immigration, health

richard fowler, mark thiessen, and steve hilton. good day to you.esident lost his voice? i need to know rally after rally. across the table how are you feeling about today? >> i think i'm optimistic but also as nervous as a church mouse on extermination day for my party because this is a big election. >> sandra: all right, marc. >> bill: i'm humbled by the experience of 2016. i don't do predictions anymore. [laughter] >> bill: hough -- how are you feeling? >> there is clearly a blue wave but also a red wall. it's like a hurricane hitting. will the blue wave overcome the red wall? we don't know the answer to that. >> i hope i'm wrong. i'm feeling bad. i'm feeling like what we might see is the revenge of the elites, the revenge of the comfortable not caring whether the jobs are going well. they're comfort. they just want to send a message. >> bill: all who they despise. >> all the rhetoric we've heard against donald trump is coming together. that's what i feel. i hope that substance wins out over that and people vote for what is going to actually bene

steve hilton is here the host of the next revolution on the fox news channel.his goes anywhere? >> e hope it does. >> you want it to. we need more competition look just believe in free markets and free markets work when you have competition. in a way competition is an antitrust policy is the anecdote to top down regulation if you've got competitive markets you don't need so much top down regulation now the problem is in tech. there's a really crucial concept that we used to talk about which is predatory pricing that prices products lower than it cost to make theming medical them in oro squeeze them out. silicon valley predatory prices is its business model it gives the products away. and that is how it gets these enormous market shares. so you've got to do something about that and i think you can start by requiring google, facebook, all of the rest are of them to get rid of those companies that they've acquired as part of their growth. >> what worries me in particular -- is not the economics of it. it's the fact that guys who run facebook and google know absolu

the hilton hotel is located in the maldives, guests are flown in on private c planes and picked up on speed boats. steveemocrats are reportedly worried. according to the "new york times," it's an all-hands on deck scramble to save menendez. the two-term democrat senator now just ahead by single digits in a state hillary clinton won by 14 points. his republican challenger is bob hugin. he joins us right now live in studio f with the latest. good morning to you. >> great to be with you, steve. steve: good to have you as well. okay. so, what's happening with bob menendez? why are you so close to him in a state that as long as i have lived there has -- with the exception of chris christie, always votes democrat? >> i think the people of new jersey know they deserve better. and they do deserve better. here's a guy who is senate ethics committee by par sanly said violated federal law. disgraced the senate. abused the power of his office and has delivered so little for the people of new jersey. steve: well, and famously, he had a corruption trial and it ended in a mistrial. and then the department of justice d