trish e trish yeah.ing over and over again -- >> that oar -- trish: go ahead. >> i'm sorry. those politicians are actually fueling that fire. and we're seeing the results of it. and the people that they claim to be championing are the ones that are suffering the most for it, because we do have the ferguson effect across this country. police officers are being less and less proactive every single day because of scenes like this. because of politicians. the president of the united states, the former president of the united states started it all with those police officers acted stupidly. president obama started it all with cambridge. they sent the united states attorney general to ferguson. hands up, don't shoot was born. and that was the beginning of the situations that we're seeing now. and the people that are being hurt the most are the people that need us the most, these cities. and there is -- i guarantee you in that neighborhood there was hundreds, if not thousands of great people that live in that ne

trish: taxes. i know. we ought to teach some democrats that game and give it a whirl? >> we should. this video has been going viral. i remember playing monopoly and i hated that part when you have to give away your money. that's how i feel every tax day. i don't think he would be a fan of the democrats running for president. you know how they want to tax americans. trish: that kid is a real american boy. stephanie, it's so good to see you. fun story. coming up, a special tribute to someone, someone close to me after this. who's dog is this? it's my special friend, antonio. his luxurious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but

"trish regan primetime" begins now. ♪ ♪ trish: all right. 2020 dems are making some very big promises out there the on the campaign trail. free college, free health care, open borders. i'll tell you -- [laughter] this is a guaranteed recipe for total failure, total disaster at the ballot box. i mean, it's almost like they don't even want to win. because do you think everyday americans -- i don't care what side of the aisle you're on, if you're going to work every day and you're working hard to take care of your family, do you think you're okay with saying everybody can come here, everybody can come here, and we'll give them this, that and the other? i mean, it does not take a ph.d. to figure out that the math doesn't add up. and yet when it comes to freebieses, how they're actually going to pay for it, how it might actually work? they have no idea. no idea. and i don't think they even care. here is presidential candidate, vermont senator bearny sanders on this. >> one of the things that we have just got to keep doing is thinking big and not

trish: or disney stock. >> yeah.w out there shaming cnn's chris cuomo hear his fredo rant. in case you are wondering. here is a little clip. >> don't [bleep] insult me like that you called me fredo. trish: "the godfather" actor does not like it. >> giano russo who played in original godfather, said that chris cuomo's father would be disappointed in him for this. this really is just come down to this debate of who is right, who wrong. and here is my thing, this guy chris cuomo, he is at dinner with his family, trying to enjoy a mile with his kids, did he over react, yes, the long was not warranted but the same time, an easy solution, stop running to celebrities and people we recognize and try to own them on camera and make them look like an idiot, that is not a good thing for us to do as a societ. reporter: one last story to ask you, a florida woman claims a dog groomer gave her golden doodle an unwit unwarranted neon makeover. >> she dropped her dog off for a routine grooming, the dog came back with a very interestin

trish? trish: bryan, thank you very much. the facts in the epstein case right now more important than ever, because there's a lot of conspiracy theories on both sides that are intensifying right now. the founder of real clear politics says epstein's death and the conspiracies could reach all the way into the 2020 election results. watch. >> it's very easy and, in fact, it seems like our society is now set up to be taken advantage of by folks who are spinning up conspiracy theories around the clock. and i would make the broader point not only about this case, but in a broader context, is next year's election. you can believe that election is close, half the country -- whether it's donald trump supporters or people supporting the democrats -- will be spinning up conspiracy theories, and people will be believing them. and it's bad for the country. trish: yeah. that said, there are questions that need answering, right? the guy was on suicide watch because heed had tried to commit suicide, and then a few weeks ago gets taken off s

trish: rebecca, good to see you.show ahead tonight. >> she said i am her dream manifested. i am her free bird. so why would i come back and be caged. >> these two members of congress support an organization called bds which doesn't aspire to create a two-state solution. it aspires to destroy the state of israel through economic strangulation. trish: the water bottle ban as san francisco's homeless crisis ranges on. >> i'm proud of the city of san francisco and california for being aware and taking some action to save our planet. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. dear tech, let's talk. we have a pretty good relationship. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how do we bake security into everything we do? we need tech that helps people understand eac

trish: good. in a society where people run the risk of being quote-unquote exposed for their political beliefs. let's not forget this is the man who became the president of the united states. he's in the oval office to paint him as a racist, as an anti-semite and the second coming of adolph hitler. this is what we are hearing on a regular basis from those extremists and even not so extremists on the left, sir. what does that tell you about the divisiveness in society today? >> i think that castro's doxxing is typical. maxine waters encouraging people to go to people's homes, et cetera, as well as senator mitchell. in the history of american politics you are supposed tone courage and energize supporters and really the other opponents supporters are off limit. john kennedy and richard knicks on debate in the arena. they didn't find it necessary to send their partisans to homes. trish: i hear you. like they did to mitch mcconnell. good for you for speaking out. thank you so much for joining us tonigh

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trish: taxes. i know.ght to teach some democrats that game and give it a whirl? >> we should. this video has been going viral. i remember playing monopoly and i hated that part when you have to give away your money. that's how i feel every tax day. i don't think he would be a fan of the democrats running for president. you know how they want to tax americans. trish: that kid is a real american boy. stephanie, it's so good to see you. fun story. coming up, a special tribute to someone, someone close to me after this. jardiance asks: while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. and that's why there's jardiance- the first type 2 diabetes pill that offers a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who also have known heart disease. it can significantly reduce my risk of dying from a cardiovascular event. and it lowers my a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects incl

trish: what is taking mr. horowitz so long to provide the information i think america desperately needs? guys it's good to see you. we'll keep asking that question. top democrats blaming president trump for division and the mass shootings. >> let's not mince words. this president is encouraging greater racism. >> there is no question white nationalism is condoned at the highest level of our government. >> we have a president of the united states who is particularly responsible. trish: one msnbc guest is calling for torches and pitchforks tie want torches and pitchforks outside this man's house in the hamptons. there is no reason he should be able to have a nice little party. trish: our next guest says liberals are blind to the way they are dividing our country. thousands of crabs are taking over a neighborhood. democrats complaining president trump isn't getting enough done on gun control, they say. this as the president publicly pushes back against the almighty nra on the background check issue. my next guest

trish: happy friday.t president trump -- i happened to actually love this story, and i think he should just go for it, because it's pretty cheap. i think they're talking a billion dollars. he may be interested in buying a country. tell us which one and what do you think? >> all right. so there's been some questions and rumors swirling that the president may be interested in buying greenland. denmark owns greenland, this wouldn't be the first time we purchased land from denmark. they say it's reported to be worth a billion dollars, we'll see if it happens, but as of now greenland is saying they are open for business, not for sale. trish: a billion, that's a drop in the bucket for us. there aren't a lot of people there. i happen to think that they might benefit from becoming american. the danes would, of course, disagree -- >> we're the best country in the world, i can tell you most people want to be american. trish: yeah! and there are strategic reasons for us to have that acquisition, shall we call it. we

trish: for sure. and goggle and facebook and the rest of them, that's. >> the story and one we have been covering and we'll continue to cover here on this show. i agree with you. they are a big problem. we'll see what happens on this front. i think the president feels strongly there has got to be some changes and red flags. thank you so much. coming up, chaos and panic in times square tuesday evening. watch. find out what caused these people to run for their lives. president trump says there is no one to blame but the gunmen themselves for the horrific massacres in texas and ohio. president trump: i don't blame elizabeth warren and bernie sanders for ohio, and i don't blame anybody. i blame -- these are sick people. trish: when will the liberal media stop blaming this president for the shootings. again, enough with the politics, guys. let's do something. the democrat joaquin castro refusing to apologize for exposing the names of trump donors. instead he's double down and blaming the donors. >> if you

to your point, trish.hese politicians want power so badly that they are willing to try to literally financially capitalize off a tragedy where people died. and something should be above politics. and there is an unspoken rule when tragedies happen, you don't try to financially capitalize off of it. appreciate * i couldn't agree more. you brought up something about the rhetoric you are seeing and you are blaming the media and i think academia has something to do with it. everybody blaming frankly the right and president trump. one author turned professor is taking this a step further. he's tweeting after today there is no longer any room for nuance. the president is a white nationalist terror leader. his supporters are all by definition white national terrorist supporters. the nagga hat is a kkk hood. this evil, racist scourge must be eradicated from society. deneen? >> it's disgusting. don't forget you have joe biden, o'rourke and castro putting president trump in the same category as white nationalists, w

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trish: how does it enable that s.w.a.t. team to get into the multi family home. >> that's a distraction. flash bangs are percussion grenade. they create smoke, they startle someone. it bounce around in front of you and all that goes off in front of you. you will be startled just long enough to give the s.w.a.t.ars s and the hostages an edge. they have to go into save their lives if they are in imminent danger. trish: this shooter was apparently broadcasting the whole thing on facebook live streaming it. over 100 thoughts witnesses said they heard being fired. you heard the mayor make a little bit of a political comment because of the gun control environmentr environment we are talking about. he said it's disturbing that somebody would have that much fire power. that kind of fire power just from what you you have heard thus far, what kind of damage could it do in terms of the swat steam team? how much are they up against? >> let me say i worked in miami and i was a swat member down there as well. drugs and guns go together.

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, everybody. i'm david asman in for trish. the trump administration cracking down on wait calls loopholes in our immigration system, unveiling a new rule allowing officials to cross our

trish: there is a risk.ighght now therere have been ie past year more than 2700 ebola cases with over 1700 deaths. that is a lot. what is more concernining is evy week of all o of the new cases that a are identified, only 40%- 40% never identified were people at risk of having the disease. because of this we have no visibility over the situation. we donon't knowow who haseeeen n contactt with confirmed cases. that means there is the risk of spread. brbrett: one year on, the fight against ebola, it is hard -- far from over. what makes it so difficult t to contain thisis epidemic? trish:h: it is challenging. the first time there has been an ebola outbreak in an area with active conflict. it is not t the conflicict, it s the lack of t trust the p people have towards thehe response. from the beginning, there was very little community engagement with the communities. since then it has improved but the communities have other priorities. there is a measles outbreak, cholera cases, people are dying of malararia and

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spring in trish newport here she's from doctors without borders in geneva switzerland and she's coordinating the organizations of boulder response in the democratic republic of congo thank you very much for being with us this morning 1st of all how big is the risk of the boulder spreading in goma and beyond there's definitely the risk so after one year's a break there have been more than 2700 cases more than 1700 deaths but it's not just those numbers that are concerning it's the fact that every week about 40 percent of the new cases were never identified before it's people at risk of having ebola what that means is that we don't know who to be monitoring and we don't know where the people are that could be at risk of developing ebola that means we have no visibility over the epidemiological situation and it definitely increases the risk of spread of the disease talking about the disease spreading the world health organization does not recommend any restrictions on travel saying that that can actually hamper the fight against the boulder can you explain that to us. definitely so when you clo

the organization's ebola response trish is going to have you on the program talk to me how big is the risk of ebola spreading within and beyond goma at this point. there's definitely a risk so right now there have been in the past year more than 2700 people in cases with over 1700 deaths so that's a lot but what's even more concerning is that every week of all the new cases that are identified only 40 percent are people 40 percent were never identified as people that were at risk of having the disease and because of this we have no visibility over the at the dimia logical situation we don't know who has been in contact with confirmed cases and that means that there's always the risk of spread . on the fight. far from over what makes it so difficult to contain this epidemic. it's extremely challenging it's the 1st time there's ever been any bola operate in an area with active conflict and it's not so much the conflict it's the lack of trust that the people have to wards the ebola response so from the very beginning there was very little community engagement with the communities since t

"trish regan prime-time" begins right now. good evening everybody. i'm david asman in for trish. our top story, the new york post dubbing fired fbi director james comey the quote leaker of the free world as president trump lashes out saying comey got lucky, by escaping prosecution after a blistering inspector general's report found he had violated fbi policy and set, quote, a dangerous example for the agency's more than 35,000 employees by leaking memos detailing his private conversations with the president. joining me now former fbi special agent and former u.s. attorney. gentlemen, great to see you. bud, first to you, you worked with comey. when you hear the inspector general call his actions dangerous, i'm wondering if you harken back to any signs of that when you worked with him? >> well, you know, and let me say good things about jim comey, talented guy, nice fella, obviously now we know that he was in positions that he was not qualified to be in. you can see a progression if you look back in the history of jim comey, going back to 2004, when he had a conflict with the white

kennedy: beautifully put, trish, i knew john for years, he was a lovely person. very funny. and driven by music, humorous and dedicated to those he represented, very much, thank you, trish,. ing of yotrish,. thinking of you and all people who were members of john's chosen family. >> america we have two choices. bankruptcy or socialism, last night in first democrat debate, the divide, on issue of front and center, moderates versus socialists fights for heart of democrat party. one corner bernie sanders and liz warren, they tag teamed. in other the pro business candidates like amy klobuchar. and there was a glimmer of hope as moderates began to chip away at nut case's case on the far left. >> why do we have to be the party of taking away from people, that is what they are running on, they are running on telling half country that our health insurance -- >> maybe you do that and made money off health care, our job is to run a nonprofit. we don't know that bernie. >> i do know it, i wrote the dal bill. damn bill. >> i have a better path, medicare for america. >> we're the democra

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. all side pointing to a bombing economy. employers adding 164,000 jobs in july. consider this. >> this has to be the party that's not afraid to say we are going to tax the hell out of the wealthy. david: joining me now, jenna ellis, along with former white house advisor under president clinton, doug schoen. happy friday. doug, even "the washington post," the liberal "washington post" came out with a lead editorial today talking about grounding visions. you have to you ground visions. and a lot of the democrats they say did not do that in the debates this week. they talk about proposals that should meet a baseline degree of factual [applause] built. a bar the medicare for all plan does not reach. do you agree? >> we cannot eliminate private insurance. we cannot spend trillions of dollars to extend medicare for all without tax increases. it's implausible, impractical. think about how people will react if we are told you are losing the health insurance through your employer you counted on. to my way of thinking there is a simpl

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. ashley: i'm ashley webster in for trish. trade war turmoil. president trump firing back at china, increasing tariffs on hundreds of billions in chinese goods add beijing hiked its tariffs on $75 million worth of u.s. goods. the president ordering he american businesses to immediately start looking for an alternative to china. as you can imagine, all the trade tensions sending the market spiraling with the dow closing down 623 points. steve you yates, and brad blakeman, former senior advisor to bush 43. melissa, let me begin with you. the markets saw a big drop today. the trade war is continuing to ratchet up. can we expect basically a real rollercoaster on wall street from this point on? >> i think we'll have a lot of volatility the next few weeks. you will see times when we have trump tweeting and then china reacting and city could happen in two weeks from now or two months from now. it could happen at any point in time as long as it continues to escalate, and escalate it will. i don't think this is going to get resolved be

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. i'm david asman in for trish. our top story tonight. the west coast in crisis as residents and business owners from seattle to san francisco and beyond bear the brunt of the homeless crisis. many are blaming liberal officials for causing the crisis. but in california the state's governor says that's ridiculous. >> to suggest it's because of liberal policies is laugheddable and insulting. maybe the reason they come from texas to because you probably need a better bern fit if you go to san francisco. >> so the choices. what kind of society is that we are just not going to help. >> they don't have as big a who a homeless problem. >> good for you. but you know what? you lose a little bit of your soul. david: joining us is doug schoen and charlie kirk. do you lose your soul if you stop enabling the homeless? >> here is what bothers me what governor newsome said. ' he conservatives would rather have people of and charities help people. he's misrepresenting and demagoguing what red states are doing. what's going on in the west coast is stunnin

the situation is now a lot of fear people very concerned that this might spread well let's bring in trish newport she's the deputy program manager for it polar response with the international humanitarian aid group doctors without borders she joins us via skype from geneva the world health organization has now declared this latest about the outbreak in the global emergency yet it seems that your soldiers are losing the battle to contain the disease what's gone so badly wrong. well the the situation is extremely concerning tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the start of this outbreak and we don't see the situation getting any better more than 2600 cases of ebola have been identified in the past year more than 1700 people have died but it's not just that it's concerning it's the characteristics of these numbers so more than 40 percent of all of the new cases were never identified as people that were risk of developing the disease it means that we have no visibility over the epidemiological situation and that's really concerning because that's how we end up with cases in goma that we we

"trish regan primetime" starts right now. i'm david asman in for trish. president trump is addressing a crowd of thousands in ohio. >> i came in, we did a rally where we had people like this, it was packed, the day before the election. and mike dwaine won that election and he won it easily. and we have a man running for governor of kentucky again. [cheers and applause] and he's done an incredible job. and together -- sometimes you can do such a good job that not ebb appreciates it. but they had a lot of problems with pensions and a lot of problems a thunderstormal governor would never have been able to correct. but when you correct it you make yourself less popular. they had no choice. it's a great, great state. david: as usual the president hopping from one subject to another. so quickly you can hardly keep your head straight. steve, let's talk about the economic news of the day which was china and the president's announcement, unless things change september 1 he's going to put new tariffs on china. what do you think of his strategy? >> i think it's exac

that this disease may spread or at a conference in nairobi catherine thank you well let's bring in trish newport she's deputy program manager for a burner response and the humanitarian agency doctors without borders and she joins us via skype from geneva trish good to have you back on the program so reports of this young child in goma just a year old we understand contracting the disease this just underlines how difficult it is for aid groups and the authorities to stop the spread of ebola. so the situation is really critical you know there have been over $2600.00 cases since the beginning of the outbreak a year ago over $1700.00 deaths but what's really concerning is is the characteristics of this data so right now every week about 40 percent of all the new cases were never identified as people at risk of having the disease so you need to be able to have a good contact tracing system in place or else you don't know who is at risk and where they are and that creates a big concern and a big risk of spread interest only a rwanda had closed the border with the d r c we now hear that it's op

trish: president trump visiting the family members of the horrific mass shooting in dayton, ohio. path left today he was asked why congress hasn't done anything on begun legislation. >> normally this has been the decision. congress gets together and tries to do something. but if you look over the last 30 years, not a lot has been done. trish: democrats and republicans alike have failed our country by refusing to take any action to protect us. i'm setting the record

trish: we have breaking news on this story in just moments for you.ber bullets rain down again in hong kong as protesters clash with police. china responding by taking aim at us. and did james comey run a secret

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. i'm david asman in for trish.ur top story, new evidence the democrats already started on the path to impeachment long before robert mueller's russia report made its way to congress. this despite repeated statements from the chair of the house judiciary committee he that impeachment would have to wait until after the mueller report. >> we'll have to see from the mueller investigation, from whatever we find, if we get the facts, we'll see where the facts lead and maybe it will lead time peachment, maybe it won't. it's way too early to talk about impeachment. we'll see where the facts take us. david: by the time chairman nadler said that to chris wallace an impeachment investigation had been launched weeks before according to new court documents obtained in a separate case. joining me, 2016 trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. there was some corrupt politician who said never atlantic the facts get in the way of a good story. this is clearly what's going on here. right? >> what we see and what the american people

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, everybody. i'm david asman in for trish.ur top story takes us to the southern border where drone footage shows 60 miles of brand-new border wall in arizona. customs and border patrol expects to complete 450 miles of this wallaby next year. but it's not just arizona. across the southwest, crews are breaking ground on new wall or beefing up already existing structures. this coming as the trump administration asks the supreme court to allow them to begin restrictions on migrants who seek asylum in this country. our builder president wasting no time at all in getting this done. it must be some kind of record for the federal government to get this much done so quickly. i'm wondering how it will affect the lives of the people of on the border. the i.c.e. agents, border patrol agents, et cetera. >> i'm proud of this president. he's keeping his promise now to the american people and the border patrol. you see the new wall go up. he's building this wall exactly where the border patrol say they need at wall. they know where the groups

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. hi, i'm david asman in for trish. our top story, getting back to the negotiating table. china signaling it's seeking to calm an end to it's today lating trade war with the united states. even president trump is voicing optimism. we are going to start shortly to negotiate and we'll see what happens. but i think we'll make a deal. they want to get something done. this is the first time i have seen them when they want to make a deal. i think that's a positive step. david: joining me now form george w. bush speech writer and a man who lived in hong kong for 10 years, bill mcgurn. the markets love this. they were up close to 300 points. are you optimistic that there is a trade deal? and i have to ask you is it a good thing there may be a trade deal. >> it's a question mark over the economy. you see that in the gyrations of the market. it looks like it's no deal. the reason -- the president is right, china does not behave by accepted international norms. it gets away with it because it's so big. on the other hand it's clear