and this was the schumer deal. schumer wanted this. schumer. you have chain migration. you know what that is. a guy comes in stone cold killer in many cases. a guy comes in, and then you have to bring his aunt, his uncle, his father, grandfather. third niece by a different marriage. so this bad guy that ran over and killed 8 people on the westside highway in new york city, a place i know very well, driving 80 miles an hour in a 20-mill zone. he said there is people. nice people, they are relaxing, some are jogging, beautiful park along the hudson river. he decide to kill them. he makes a right turn, he killed 8 and many are just decapitated. they lost arms, they lost limbs. they lost so much. they lost their life. nobody talks about the seriously injured people. they always talk about the people that died. in some cases those are the lucky ones. what happens with some these people, how badly injured they are. their lives are so badly destroyed. and this animal killed 8, and he wounded 8 or 9. some are still in the hospital. that was a year and a half ago. and he came in

>> chuck schumer's got a lot at stake, of course, in the next election. even though people are talking about the house maybe changing hands, of course everybody is thumbing their nose at chuck schumer because the senate is going nowhere. i think he's frustrated in the minority position in the senate. it's hilarious he thinks he can tell the president what to do. we live in a world where, and you might remember, in helsinki a reporter stood up and challenged the president to repeat after him and attack the president of russia, to repeat after him, and these people think they can put words in the president's mouth. i think they got another think coming. gregg: you have had your own personal experience with bob mueller and his team of partisans. how corrupt in your mind is the department of justice and the top of the food chain at the fbi? >> well, i'll tell you. you don't have to look any further than sidney powell's book "license to lie." i believe main justice is corrupt. i believe we have done a pretty good job getting rid of some of those folks but just

it is a vote for schumer, nancy pelosi [booing] their new leader, maxine waters. [booing] but between waters and politically, you have to people that are in charge of congress. they are not in favor of west virginia. they don't know that west virginia exists. they don't like coal. they don't like energy. yeah they don't like [inaudible] [laughter] so when you cast your ballot in november, you aren't just voting for a candidate. you are voting for which party controls the house and which party controls the senate. so all of these congresspeople, and i will tell you, we have to get there. we really have to get there. so i'm going to be going out as many days as i can and i am allowed to. you know, with all the secret service and all their fantastic people. but it's sort of holds you back. maybe sometimes i'll just pick a few trips without him. [cheers and applause] we are going to be out a lot. we are going to a lot of different dates. and i'm coming back here before the election. [cheers and applause] and it is a very close election. a lot of people don't realize t

listen to senator schumer. here he >> it is unseemly for the president of the united states to be picking a supreme court justice who could soon be effectively a juror in a case involving the president himself. i believe chairman grassley has scheduled a hearing for judge kavanaugh too soon, and i am calling on him to delay the hearing. connell: we saw that from a bunch of democrats throughout the day. funny enough, a short time ago we received a statement from senator joe manchin's office, he's in a very tight race for re-election in west virginia and he disagrees with schumer. kind of funny how the politics play out here. what do you think? >> well, right. like you said, manchin is in a difficult spot because his state is not particularly liberal, and he's got to be representing his voters there. what i would say is that's classic schumer. he's leader of the democrats. he has to find reasons to delay, obfuscate and block the sitting republican president's supreme court nominee. he's grasping at straws. connel

this schumer plea to say, well, the president's had legal troubles. he hasn't had any legal troubles. some people who used to work for did. that is ridiculous assertion. he will get next supreme court nominee. week in september, only eight legislative days left for the house of representatives. voting starts october 1st. not first day of november is voting. first of october is when voting starts. stuart: good point. didn't realize that. another issue for you. let me deal with money. we'll be down ever so slightly at the opening bell this morning. we're looking at flat to ever so slightly lower. market watch is on the right-hand side of your screen. dr barton. longest bull market run ever. we've got a fed meeting today and jerome powell, the chair, speaks tomorrow. is it possible it is the federal reserve that brings an end to the bull run? >> well, stuart, i think you're spot on there and i think we have to understand the underlying reason why the fed would act. one of the things that we've enjoyed is improved, ever-improving employment numbers. so ma

paul: what about document demand fights, mary, chuck schumer said you have to turn every document when he was in white house, turn over every document when he worked in stark campaign. we will turn over a million or so but we won't turn everything. >> archives said that they wouldn't be able to get that by the end of october and, of course, that's the strategy, if you can't produce all these documents then the people like the red state democrats will be able to say, well, you know, the process isn't complete and so try to drag it out and, of course, get it into the lame duck or even next year. and so this is going to require a lot of leadership on the party of lindsey graham and chuck grassley to say, look, we are going to draw the line here because we will get this done. paul: dan, is there any -- any substance to the request by schumer saying, he's saying there's a cover-up, you're not turning over all the documents of staff secretary but i remember when kagan was come nateed, we insist on getting documents from elena kagan and barack obama said, no, why because that's too important

schumer proposed bill aims to protect minors so nobody under 21 could bet. it is also to protect those who suffer from gambling disorder. official league data is to determine all outcools they hope and that leagues qowb determine which types of bets are are acceptable. now a joipt state between major league baseball, nba and pga tour reads as legalized sports betting spreads across the state there's a need for consistent nation wide integrity standards, to safeguard the sports. millions of fans love, we strongly support the legislative framework outlined by senator schumer and we encourage congress to adopt it. the cleveland browns have at least linebacker michael ken distribution after he and codefendant charged with conspiracy to commit security fraud. kendricks allege to have profited just under 1.2 million in an insider trading scheme. a whole lot of green for quarterback and grown and yellow packers signs extension through 2023 worth up to $180 million over four years. 103 million dollars guaranteed in league high average of 33.5 million. looks like new

crying clown chuck schumer to rename the russell senate office building for the late senator john mccain hoping perhaps we will forget the dems segregationist history. the building was named after senator richard russell who opposed bills be in mainland china civil rights to all americans. he was a democrat. a democrat. another democrat by the name of schumer now using senator mccain stepped he tried to conceal the history of the democratic party whose class segregation left us in 2010 are joining us tonight, ed rollins, political strategists and chairman of the great america pac, hall of fame political consultant and served as white house political are under ronald reagan. ed rollins, great to have you here. let's start with the poll numbers. this president is just, he just continues to amaze with not only his accomplishments, which are historic, but with his ability to withstand and defend himself against all of these assaults. >> all 46%, "the wall street journal." he was 46% last month. that's the strongest number any modern president has gone on a midterm election in the first term

use these as teaching lessons, but the idea is basically change -- lou: you oppose this idea of schumer said testing he recognized that the building will never be named after him. >> it will definitely never be named after him. the irony and again, no disrespect to john mccain at this point in time, but he is the third most unpopular member of the senate today. lou: i saw that poll. i can't recall who did the poll. another poll that i do recall, cbs news earlier this year. john mccain was more popular among democrats than among republicans. by the way, in both cases, he was underwater. that is more republicans viewed him unfavorably and more democrats viewed him favorably. >> he didn't fit the modern-day party. not just a trump party. he was basically antagonized a republican president with the exception of him being the nominee ever since he's been in the senate or the house. my sense is wish him well, do you see all the democrat and what have you that he was more closer to the democrats than he was republicans at the end of the day. lou: and a great american hero. >> absolutely. an ex

>> yeah, you know, even hillary clinton at one point or chuck schumer. you don't have to dig far to find the quotes where they almost sound like president trump. but they've always been to face and doubletalk and because they are serving two different masters, gregg. i'm the one they have to nullify it the identity politics, radicals, bernie sanders of the world who have hijacked the democrat party. on the other hand, they have to nullify at least some sense of moderation that they do care about immigration enforcement because they are are raising grassroots democratic mayors, for example, who have to deal with the out-of-control refugee fraud problem or even a lot of these urban areas were of course out-of-control illegal immigration is not just a safety issue at an economic self-determination issue as well. that's why you see schizophrenia from the democrat party. >> but of course, if you dare suggest that we ought to enforce our borders and stop illegal immigration, you are immediately condemned as a bigot or erases or is enough of and it never stops.

the chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, they will never step in and stop this stuff because then they'll be the next in line to be thrown out because the crowd is that nasty, bad angry. i'm sure it's alcee hastings crowd loved that. i'm sure they love his idea of a joke. lou: is appropriate here? >> absolutely. lou: are republicans going to campaign against this and hold democrats accountable as they say? >> it is unfortunate because this is an outrageous statement and maxine waters hasn't had many statements. lou: as the leader of the democratic -- >> my sense is half the republicans in these races, have the republicans have not yet mentioned donald trump's names in their campaign. lou: half? >> half. lou: well they are idiots. absolute blithering idiots. they are buying the chambers on how to campaign and secondly they are idiots because they are aligning themselves with paul ryan who was a no-show in intellect and political capacity and yes, in terms his political acumen. let's turn to your column, noting that "the new york times" is the political, i love this expression, bell cow, for t

it shows how closed minded senators like feinstein and schumer are. charles: the headlines of the amount of money the rnc is raising are remarkable. what do you attribute this to. are small donors showing up? why is the rnc being so successful in raising all this money. does it make you think this will be enough to stave off this so-called blue wave? >> president trump, you talk about small donors. our party has never seen more small donors. we have a president who got more small donors and bernie and hillary combined and more than baltimore second time around. secondly i would be remiss if i didn't mention our chairwoman. she is a working mom. every day she is in a different state. the combination of president trump and mcdaniel is a good combination. charles: this could have a remarkable impact on reshaping this country for many years to come. >> that's right. that was one of the president trump's promises to american voters. that he would prioritize appointments to the court. lots of decisions that come before the supreme court only come to the cou

there is chuck schumer who actually requested the opportunity to change the name of the russell senate office building into the mccain senate office building. he does have one republican cosponsor, senator flake from the state of arizona, which is where senator mccain was from, but again a very moving tribute from senator mcconnell who is with him, with mccain for more than 30 years. >> we do have the president right now who just released a statement, quote, despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. in his honor have signed a proclamation to fly the flag of the united states at half-staff until the days of his internment. i asked vice president mike pence to offer address at ceremony honoring senator mccain at united states capitol this friday, at the request of the mccain family i authorized military transportation of senator mccain's remains from arizona to washington, d.c., military pallbearers and band support and horse and caisson transportation during the service at the united states naval academy. finally i have asked

now senate minority leader chuck schumer plans to introduce a revolution to rename the senate's office building after mccain and the lake you saw there by the way he wants to be first republican to cosponsor that. >> late senator will lie in the capital on friday a funeral will take place saturday at washington national cathedral, and a private memorial service will be held on sundays at u.s. naval economy chapel in annapolis now nafta agreement could be announced as soon as today. that optimistic viewer from chief trade negotiator following weeks of negotiations between the u.s. and mexico that is taking place in washington or break through would allow canada to rejoin these talks. >> ken on sunday morning futures he say he believes nafta deal is close. >> we vote on it in next congress but that nafta needed modernization we needed to open market open remember when this was written in the 90s and think of what financial markets have done. agriculturally we have to have better market going through. lowering tariffs letting america's product there is. that only builds to the future. >>

house from san francisco, nancy pelosi, you have the leadership in the senate from new york and chuck schumer, these are not states that are in play for republicans, these are solid democratic states, i think they need a leadership that's focused on that -- paul: let me ask you, if you have all the candidates, the difference between now and 2016 is that you have the candidates declaring in the campaign i will not vote for her, what are they going to do get in washington, never mind, i didn't mean it? >> some of them might have alter your motives, someone running in north carolina, red state is obviously going to help her. jim also thinking about running. there's tension between congressional black caucus and pelosi namely over her treatment of maxine waters when maxine waters said democrats should harass officials, nancy pelosi did not come to waters' defense and some members of black caucus did not forget that. paul: we saw congressman lamb, disavowed pelosi and he got into congress, helped particularly in districts where republican voters, you know, less enthusiastic about coming out, repub

does chuck schumer make a valid case that you should block this nominee because of president trump's associations? >> first of all, that's a great visual. better call saul, great tv show. the point here is look, when gorsuch was nominated, a bunch of democratic senators said we can't move on him because trump is under investigation. that argument is really more of a talking point than an effective, credible argument, unfortunately for democrats. i believe the same thing will prevail here. some will say they shouldn't act on kavanaugh because of the cohen plea, the guilty plea, but ultimately, kavanaugh's likely to be confirmed in the next couple months. john: i want to ask you, kelsey, only about 20 seconds left, do you think kavanaugh gets confirmed before the midterms? >> i think kavanaugh is going to sail through his confirmation hearings. i think democrats are doing all they can to require a bunch of paperwork beforehand, but things are looking good for kavanaugh. john: kelsey and al, it's been terrific having you guys both on. thank you very much. >> great to be with you. john:

nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, chuck schumer, none of them want to run on impeachment mainly because there is not impeachable defense going on here. they don't want to run on the president's agenda they are going to fail. why the media is obsessed with going after this president just doesn't make any sense to me but the democrat party today is in disarray. there is a vacuum of leadership. they don't know who they are or what they stand for. are they liberals, democrats, progressives or socialists? all they can do is run a negative campaign against the president a and donors, big donors are pushing this impeachment of president trump and the democrats are now stuck having to figure out how to play this moving forward. liz: tom steyer, liberal tom steyer may run for the presidency. he put a lot of money in. pushing for impeachment of the president. americans out there are seeing, they're saying essentially wait a second, this is about issues that happened before the president became president. you know, the idea of russia conspiracy charges not brought yet. add to list of democrats, dick dur

why is schumer wasting so much political capital on this? >> i think he feels he has to do that for his base. as you said, i think the republicans are on board and i think we'll get some democrats as well. i had a good meeting with judge kavanaugh, he's very, very impressive. david: you know, people, of course, the democrats saying far too conservative. justice antonin scalia was more conservative than he is. i knew a lot of his personal opinions on things and he was much more conservative, but look at this, back in '86, scalia won the vote by 98-0. my question is advise and consent. it clearly meant something different back then, what does advise and consent mean today? >> well, you know, that's a great point. this is clearly somebody who's qualified to serve on the supreme court, and that's why i believe he will be confirmed and it would be good if people looked at it in that context. he is an incredible body of work, he is qualified, and people should recognize that and support him, and that is, i guess, how it used to work, and again, ho

i think chuck schumer is doing a terrific thing introducing a resolution to rename the senate building. when i think of john mccain, i think of do something impossibly big. you would hope to see mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, pelosi and ryan, maybe we do something, everything that we think possible to get done in immigration in john's legacy. he was not afraid of taking on i belive possible things. even if you fell short you made progress. so that is the i don't know mccain that i knew, i admired, i loved. you would hope in washington, they would take this opportunity to set aside some of the differences and really accomplish something. neil: now, i think you spoke elegantly about that, fran, the times i come to washington, you know the city far better than i, i always think it is like professional wrestling. they come at each other, i see democrats and republicans slapping each other on the back, before the microphone, he is an awful human being, on and on they go. it is like silly theatrics at their core, they are decent human, share stories of kids and grandkids. what is wrong w

also say really quick, chuck schumer wants to have the russell building renamed after john mccain, the russell senate building. we shall see. a lot going on in washington and death of john mccain over the weekend. get back to what we're seeing in the markets right now. this is pretty interesting. the "oracle of omaha," warren buffett set his sights on a new market. first-ever direct investment in the country, it is taking a stake in a parent company of india's largest mobile payments firm, paytm. terms not disclosed. the investment is $357 million. the conglomerate confirming that the portfolio manager did handle the transaction. pretty interesting. be sure to see liz claman, she will ask the wall street legend and the billionaire a lot more on thursday. it will be a can't-miss, countdown interview. liz claman will go one-on-one with warren buffett, berkshire hathaway chairman and ceo. thursday 3:00 p.m. countdown to the closing bell on fox business. >>> markets ma major averages off session highs. still set to close at new records. nasdaq is looking at a new record. the s&p looking at

the republicans want to hold congress, they have to tout the economy and remind voters if they put schumer and pelosi back in power they will raise your taxes and have open borders. so you have to remind voters not just how good things are, but what the consequences are of giving back power. charles: all of the regular polling outfits for the most of part ask about the economy. you look at all the economic data out there. it seems like everyone should be overjoyed right now. >> i think the economy is going to help republicans tremendously. everybody is better off. but it's not the only thing republicans should be focused on. there are other things like immigration. if you look at the rallies people were chanting build the wall. but to ford's point, republic -- republicans need to cope hammering that home. but democrats are running on rolling back tax cuts and being flagrant socialists. charles: those running as socialists have a hard time explaining what it is. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my docto

. >> we have the former aide to chuck schumer, chris hahn. and michael malice. alex jones makes people mad. the silicon valley ne exurks s has decided to gang up on him. >> people asking for his banning haven't listened to his show. they can't handle that someone is listening to alternative sources of information. i want to point out, it doesn't mean there isn't anything that they say that isn't of value. if they had stlair drutters fox news and talk radio wouldn't exist. when rush limbaugh started, every day you would hear dana loesch referred to as a terrorist and fox news has blood on its hands. and every news agency from the evangelical right would be band. >> the platforms have a right to determine what their platforms are. i don't think he has anything of value. he said things that are dangerous. people have shine with guns because of things alex jones has said. i used his show on my radio show. kennedy: people have shown up with guns everywhere. >> there have been stories widely published. somebody showed up at the hoover dam based on a conspiracy theory.

[cheers & applause] as you know, rick is running to replace liberal democrat schumer-controlled nancy pelosi-controlled and the new star of the democrat party maxine waters. name is bill nelson. and you know i live a lot of time in florida. the only time i see bill nelson is five months before every election. and after a while you forget who's the senator. but around five months you see him at parties, and you see him around. and we have to be careful because we have to make sure that rick scott wins, and wins big. bill nelson voted for obama care which has been a totally disastrous situation. and we got rid of the individual mandate, the most up popular mandate. and most of obamacare will be care very soon. in fact it was gone until one gentleman decided at 2:00 in the morning. remember? thank you very much. we appreciate it. and he voted against tax cuts and he wants to go in there and raise your taxes. tell me, is that good politics? i don't think so. bill nelson voted in favor of sanctuary cities. he opposed kate's law. bill nelson puts criminal aliens before american citizens, wh

lou: and chuck schumer has suddenly disappeared. we're not hearing much from nancy pelosi. we are hearing nothing from paul ryan either. the lame duck fraud that he is, no one is mentioning his name in the misthe midst of the primarit they're talking about thank you mr. trump. he's the difference maker. >> donald trump is the leader of the party. and as you rightly pointed out a few moments ago. if you don't embrace the trump agenda, you're going to pay the price in november. i know that the people who waffle on the president and the president's agenda are going to be the ones that get defeated in november. there is a positive message. it's working. it's working internationally. it's working domestically. it's creating jobs, it's creating welt, it's creating prosperity for america. and putting america first and protecting our borders -- lou: what an idea. america first. remember when that slogan was controversial? no, mr. president, you can't put america first. >> how dare you say that. lou: workers, families, you want the middle class to grow? and here we are. >> when repu