they didn't want him to visit minneapolis, many of them. others reporting that they are throwing items, they are being aggressive with police officers there. the police bringing this area, knowing they would have to do some extra security tonight. as they do whenever there is we will talk about the legal issues and impeachment things going on. we have a couple of panelists standing by. we are going to bring them in on this and what we are seeing here tonight as well. good to have you both with us tonight. >> hi, shannon. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: i assume you guys can see or hear and you can see from the image is going on, are you surprised what you are seeing tonight? there is a somewhat controversy leading up to this. the folks said they'd be here and they are. >> it's not surprising. minnesota is this cauldron of boiling political emotions and has been for quite some time. there are people on both sides of the equation who feel very strongly one way or the other about president trump. trump went there because he is trying to tu

he is there at the rally in minneapolis and he joins us tonight. hi, matt. >> well as we see coast to coast with president trump rallies, thousands and thousands of people started lining up earlier today and happening right now there are also thousands and thousands of protesters, many of them have very vulgar, obscene posters. we're going to try not to show them on air tonight and there have people cursing us out telling fox news to leave. many people are also going whistles, you might be able to hear some of that piercing sound. there are some protesters that tell us this represents a sea of "whistle-blowers." leading up into the days of this rally, the mayor and president trump have been feuding. trump campaign was build $530,000 for security. the "star tribune" reports right hew that this is the first political campaign that has ever been billed in the city of minneapolis. the trump campaign says it refused to pay anymore and tonight it is declaring victory. early in the week president trump tweeted "radical left them mayor of minneapolis jacob

matt finn live in minneapolis. quite a scene. one thing to watch for tonight is before the president has anything to say about the nda and other corporations kowtowing to the fascist government of china. on wednesday night the washington wizards here in the capital of the nation played them in a preseason game and several people protested the chinese government by wearing pro-hong kong t-shirts and caring science of the same effect. they were immediately confiscated by personnel. >> what was the reasoning? i understand you're doing your job. >> we respect your freedom of speech. we are personally -- we don't have any stance on it. >> tucker: he was one of the protesters there. that was a twitter feed. he joins us here in the studio. thank you for coming on. this is in the nation's capital, the capital of united states and you can't protest mainland china and the capital of united states. >> it's incredible. you think about the nba, this is a link that advertises itself as the most vocal league and all of sports when it comes to g

these are the fellow minneapolis -- these are residents of minnesota. when they put on the police uniform, they are to be apolitical, but why do these protesters have to go after law enforcement is so wrong. >> it to they consistently go after the wrong people. they look like they're trying to find a way to create an a khaki in the world's greatest democracy. if there's too many good citizens and law-abiding citizens and for the common decency. that we've come to expect and appreciate from each other. >> jason: senator, thank you for the prospective, fox news is going to continue to make sure that we are monitoring what is going on in minneapolis and at the end of the trump rally it's been a good 30 minutes or so it's the end of the rally and obviously, i think the president and the vice president is able to get out of there and i'm assuming that this is happening but you're seeing more police officers coming in and we have an suv that's trying to get out of there and protesters are blocking that. we have lighting a fire's and other things there. senato

. >> this is my hometown, minneapolis, i know it very well. it's where i grew up and i'm not surprised to see the level -- i reject violence. i wish nobody would be throwing things at police officers. i understand the frustration, the president early in his rally speech tonight spewed bigotry and hatred rejecting migrants, this is something that is deep-seated in minnesota, has a terrible history going back to the 1920s and 30s with the silver shirts. there is a deep thing that happens when you appeal to the darkest in people in these protesters are going too far by throwing things and committing violence, are expressing that frustration, minneapolis is a welcoming city that has welcomed migrants for a century and donald trump's own parents originally would have been rejected with this rhetoric and in a place like minneapolis. these people sense that and wanted to go somewhere else. i wish they weren't using violence. shannon: the president is trying to be clear that he has a problem with illegal immigration and congress can't get it back toge

it is divisive and we don't welcome that rhetoric in minneapolis. >> i want to thank the minneapolis police department. >> minneapolis police officer, and congresswoman omar claiming they put police officers in danger by weapon icing citizen safety for political reasons. >> chris kelly is running against ilhan omar. >> explain to us how police lives were put in danger by this rhetoric. >> the biggest thing is the mayor and ilhan omar, the president coming here today and that will embolden certain groups. and put the minneapolis police department or the secret service at risk because we protect the venue and citizens do not deserve a disruptive environment. they should be able to enjoy the rally and come and go without being hindered by anybody. >> antifa is planning to protest you. and talking about the fact, with political discourse and weapon icing safety of citizens, political issues. >> it is frustrating. we welcome to the presidents with open arms and because we have a president across a different file there is an issue. you don't have to agree with everything the president stan

last night in minneapolis the president railed against the impeachment push. >> it is so terrible. democrats are on a crusade to destroy our democracy. that is what is happening. >> reporter: he had choice words for the bidens. >> your father was never considered smart. he was never considered a good senator. he was only a good vice president because he understood how to kiss barack obama's [bleep] >> reporter: all eyes on the scheduled advisers who ukraine. not a traditional hearing governed by separate rules. and earlier this week, we have learned will appear for a transcribed interview next week. the administration is cracking the door open and cooperating with the inquiry. house committees issuing a subpoena for rick perry to make the call to ukraine. >> thank you so much. related to former us ambassador two associates of donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani now facing federal campaign finance charges. prosecutors say igor fruman and lev parnas illegally funneled money into us elections. the business and detained at dulles airport boarding a flight to germany with 1-way

they know that minneapolis is in play. the campaign has made it clear it wants to target minnesota this time. to say that somehow a venue that barack obama paid $20,000 for is now escalating to $500 plus thousand tells you what you need to know about what the motivation is here. they want to keep the president and his message out. >> bill: were they trying to get him to cancel the rally? a tough thing to do. what was the motivation here? >> it appears to be sort of political intimidation trying to keep them out by making the cost exorbitant. it is clearly -- if one campaign does it. obama did it for $20,000. you can inflate the cost over the years that it has been in between but to suggest it somehow went from $20,000 to over $500,000 is out of proportion for what the economy and inflation has been over those years. i think it's an attempt to silence the president's campaign from going into minnesota and minneapolis itself. but the idea that the mayor says it is not -- minneapolis and minnesota is a great state and great p

. >> neil: president trump is heading to minneapolis. no doubt he will be mentioning the markets and possibly, possibly a trade deal that might, might, might be going his way today. any deal, even a partial deal would go a long way toward improving things with trades on states like minnesota to say nothing of nearby michigan and wisconsin, pennsylvania. they could all surely use a boost. rebecca walter is here. dave dotson, and our axios reporter. let me get your sense of the importance of this presidential trip to minneapolis. it's a state he barely lost. anything could happen. it's crucial, right? >> absolutely. we are heading into 2020 and we are seeing trump pick up these rallies in these talks in different states and areas that are going to be crucial to his reelection in 2020. of course this comes while he's gearing up for talks with china to discuss the trade deal there and we are seeing manufacturing slowing. is a lot going on. the economy doesn't seem to be in quite the place that may be the trump campaign would ideally want to

lindsay,ocrats line, in minneapolis, minnesota. hello. caller: i find it interesting that these clips that you are showing. the rally was not indicative of the pot -- of the population of any apple's. -- of indianapolis. there is may be one person of color in that entire audience. the republican callers saying that it was trump supporters instigating the fights, that is not true. sources havews said that many of the trump reporters who came into town had started making jabs at protesters who were there. rally, i amtch the not a trump supporter, i think the entire thing is propaganda to rally his base. host: what do you think about the fact that he chose minneapolis? caller: i think he chose minneapolis to instigate the base to go against representative omar. i know that he mentioned her during the rally. it is interesting because he chose the target center when we have stadiums and arenas that have a capacity higher than 20,000. he chose an arena that was the smallest in the twin cities. that is indicative too. he can only get 20,000 supp

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correspondent matt finn reports tonight from minneapolis. >> president trump thursday rally in minneapolis will go on. his 2020 campaign is now claiming victory in a dispute over $530,000 security bill that almost shut down the event at the target center. the president's campaign threatened to sue minneapolis alleging the city tried to prevent the rally by not covering the additional half-million dollar security cost which aid e.g., the event manager asked trump campaign to pay. the president tweeting "radical left mayor jacob fry is doing everything possible to stifle free speech despite a record sellout crowd at the target center." president clinton and obama paid almost nothing. mayor jacob wright says he was not in office for previous rallies in the city's contract with the target center indicates minneapolis is not responsible for excessive security cost. by the head of the rally, the mayor and the president have been feuding. the mayor sank the president hate speech is not wanted in his city. it is divisive. and we do not welcome that kind of rhetoric here in minneapolis. >> adding t

rob: if you ask the mayor of minneapolis, he says consent -- welcome in minneapolis. it doesn't matter what constituents thing, doesn't want to put it to a vote. is that a typical political elitist mentality? >> absolutely. remember who he works for, members of congress and mayors and governors, they work for the people of the communities. they are to represent their views. this isn't some kind of dictatorship. they listen to the communities, communities should have a say of this. jillian: the mayor said the president brought the message of hatred in the hours before the rally and issued a proclamation declaring yesterday love trump 8 day. is there a better way to go about this if you don't agree with someone? >> absolutely. there is more hate on the left than there has ever been on the right and i have seen it personally. i've had protesters on my house on sunday morning. i have been all kinds of names. i enforce the laws enacted by congress. they throw the hate card out rather than having a conversation. the secretary gave a speech in georgetown it wasn't allowed to

the minneapolis police have been incredible is what he tweeted. yesterday from jacob fry as this conflict can for -- continued saying, "my position remains unchanged, taxpayer should not have to bear the brunt of operating costs resulting from the president's visit." a couple of stories focusing on him from a couple of different organizations, first from wcco, the report about who is benefiting from the minneapolis mayor,which is the noting that his fame nationally has increased about 500% due to his back and forth with president trump and his treats -- tweets and interest. starmore story from the " tribune." alikerities and civilians weigh in on the absolutely delisted -- delicious jacob frey." that is the headline. host: viewers on the internet commenting from last night. this is from our texting service. arizona, "the strongest thing was the people's support." he is the real deal changing america for the best jobs, stockmarket, defense and so on. if you are not doing better you are missing the boat. i am a proud republican american. why would h

someda reaction in minneapolis last night. first the man that president trump was talking about in that clip. joe biden saying he spent his night at the human rights campaign for him. fundamental respect that every human being returns. talking about lgbt q issues. showing how little respect for anyone else that you have. america is so much stronger than your weakness. amy with her tweets about the president last night. donald trump is bringing his hateful rhetoric to my home state of florida. join me in signing a petition to make clear we will beat him in minnesota and all over the heartland. live tweeting during the president's comments last night. the president just attacked somali americans that is rally. immigrants and refugees have helped make our state a wonderful place to live and work. far more than this president has done. stop using immigrants and refugees as ponds. pushing back on the president last night and throughout the days leading up to the president's visit giving him attention as well on his own twitter page

>> well, first off, minneapolis is a welcoming place. we also stand by people's first amendment rights. and we know what the president has said at some of these past rallies. it is divisive, it is hateful. that kind of speech really has no place in minneapolis. but the president can say what he wants. but i as mayor of the city can also say what i want. and what we're saying is we stand up for our diverse communities and in fact we view that as a form of our strength. >> i want to go back to the report about the unpaid security bills. the center for public integrity and nbc news found that, again, as of june, ten city governments still have not been paid for more than $840,000 in security costs. some of the invoices are three years old. with the rally there happening in a matter of hours, who is going to pay for what you estimate to be $500,000 in costs for tonight's rally? who is picking up the tab? >> well, you're right, we've seen this same narrative repeat itself over and over again with several different cities. cities are already s

that's why he's come here because this city of minneapolis itself this is where. the muslim representative he fights with this is her district so he's come deep into enemy territory came into the city to john thank you very much for that for now that is john hendren live in minneapolis minnesota thank you. now the german chancellor angela merkel is promising 0 tolerance for hate hardly yesterday's shooting in the eastern city of hama while security is being stepped up across the country the jewish community has criticized what it says was the slow reaction of police forces anderson has visited a town where the gunman lives has report starts though at the targeted synagogue in hala this is the only suspect in the house shooting flown into phase germany's federal supremes court stefan dalliances charged with 2 counts of murder and 9 of attempted murder had it not been for this law dall prosecutors say there could have been a mass killing in how a synagogue more than 60 jewish worshipers on their holiest day of the year. the leader of jewish community alerted the pol

some reaction from the democratic candidates to the president's appearance in minneapolis. the man president trump was talking about, joe biden saying he spent his night at the human rights campaign forum talking about the fundamental respect every human being deserves. that was the forum put on by cnn . at joe biden saying you spent yours showing how little respect for anyone else you have. america is stronger than your weakness. amy klobuchar yesterday afternoon saying donald trump is bringing his hateful rhetoric to my home state of minnesota. join me in signing a petition to make clear we will beat him in minnesota and all over the heartland. amy klobuchar live tweeting during the president's comments. immigrants and refugees have helped make our state a wonderful place to live and work, which is far more than this president has done. stop using immigrants and refugees as pawns. one other democrat who pushed back on the president last night and throughout the days leading up to the president's visit is the mayor of minneapolis. he has got a lot of attention because the

it is hateful, it is divisive, we do not welcome that kind of rhetoric in minneapolis. >> minneapolis is dealing with a crippling police shortage that was highlighted by a pair brutal robberies caught on video last month showing mobs beating innocent bystanders in broad daylight. the police chief has requested 400 additional officers by 2025 and so far the mayor has proposed hiring just 14. in response to the new policy the police union is now selling red cops for trump t-shirts which they are encouraging off-duty officers to where on thursday and those shirts are selling fast. they sold out a couple times and they had to place additional orders. shannon: the fbi's is a california prison inmate is the deadliest known serial killer in the station's history. the number of murders linked to samuel little is staggering. jonathan hunt has more from los angeles. >> pulled to the water. >> reporter: samuel little confessing to one of 93 murders across 19 states over a 35 year period from 1970-2005. 50 of the murders verified by the fbi and agents say they believe all samuel little's confessi

here in downtown minneapolis outside the target center tomorrow. they expect and larger than normal crowds and we've already seen some of the fencing and safety precautions going up. >> dana: thank you. first a nba cave to china after one of its own spoke out in favor of democracy, then the league took back the apology but it's more than just basketball. the u.s. video game company also banned a gamer for supporting the protests in hong kong. we are glad to have you back on the show. can you explain to people what happened last night and what was going on? >> sure, there was a tournament called heart stone, and there is a tournament called the grand master tournament which is an online tournament between all the regions of the world and this was the asian regions of the hong kong player was competing. he did quite well and he won his week of game so he was able to do a postgame interview. in the postgame interview he wore a gas mask and he said to support hong kong -- >> in fact i think i have this. he said today what i have lost in hearthstone is

the mayor of minneapolis is trying to get him to pay ahead of time. do they have authority to stop him going there? >> many cities have little leverage unless the president wants to go to a city owned facility. that's the case in minneapolis for tonight for the trump rally, but although it is city owned, it is administered by a contractor, so the contractor has a contract with the trump campaign. the city doesn't have a lot of leverage. theoretically, a city could say we won't provide police protection at the secret service request when the president comes to town, but i talked to many mayors and police chiefs reporting this year on this, all of them said bottom line this would be irresponsible, we have to protect public safety in addition to the president's safety. they consider that to be an unthinkable proposition. >> his campaign raised $125 million in the third quarter. $125 million. that's so far a ton more than any democrats were able to raise. the campaign is saying it is the u.s. secret service not the campaign that coordinates with local law

inside the target center arena in minneapolis, president trump will be addressing supporters at a campaign rally tonight. live coverage here on c-span, starting at 8:00 eastern. >> this is bill gholston. he's with brookings institution. he serves as the studies chair and senior fellow. good morning to you. >> good morning. and the actual chair would be distressed to learn i staged a coup. [laughter] when it comes to public sentiment, particularly on impeachment, what does history teach us? guest: my two touchdowns our 1974, nixon impeachment, and 1998/99 of the clinton impeachment. in the case of richard nixon, sentiment started off very low, below 20% support for impeaching the president from office, and it rose slowly through -- but steadily through the last half of 1973, through 1974 and did not go above 50% until the very end. clinton,port for bill his job approval was in the 60's and support for impeaching him was very low and never got higher. the endpened in reflects those differences in public opinion. host: meaning what? guest: by the time richard nixon was facing the republican d

kristin fisher arrives in minneapolis. thanks. house appropriations committee chairwoman nita lowey will not agree election next year. the new york democrat was first elected to congress in 1988. she is 82 years old. tonight we took a closer look at the impeachment process. currently underway in the house. it's been conducted by three committees. correspondent gillian turner shows us what's really happening. >> not any of us went to congress to impeach a president. >> the sticker of the house launch a formal impeachment inquiry just 16 days ago. her caucus has spent nearly a year investigating allegations against tron. mainly that he illegally used his office for financial gain, obstructing justice during the molar pro then paid off women claiming to have had encounters with him. president trump says it's all part of the same witch hunt. to speak of the republican party has been treated extremely badly by the democrats. very unfairly. because they have a tiny margin in the house, they have eviscerated the rules created >> during t

and a response, welcome to minneapolis where we pay our bills. okay. he's talking about this. all right. so donald trump as you see here, they do great work here, this group, donald trump's campaign has not paid a lot of those. you mentioned ten outstanding bills. how about to the tune of $841,000. you can see, this is from all over the country. tucson, el paso, ohio, pennsylvania, vermont. spokane nthey have not pied bias and it goes back aways. this was the rally held in comparison to the beto o'rourke rally. $470,000 and expenses in this, expenses go back to the 2016 campaign. green bay and eau claire, spokane. the most costed tied up, it's mostly overtime for security. the trump campaign says the secret service handles that. secret service says we don't handled overtime payments for local police. the point is, the money owed and not paid. if you were going to be the minneapolis mayor, a pretty good jab to take at donald trump. >> but when you do the math we know trump's campaign and rnc raised $125 million. >> correct. >> just in the third quarter. it's not like they're sh

s aleksandr phenomena reports from the divided streets of minneapolis. these you as voters wanted so make clear that donald trump is not welcome in minneapolis and should be removed from office is she's just not fit for to be president of this country he is flagrantly abusing his powers and he needs to be stopped while these voters waited 4 hours in the rain to watch trump take the stage in the target center weena unshaken in their support for him despite the impeachment inquiry i think it's all made up by think it's fake news and i think it's just another way to try to get him out of office i have faith that it's going to work out for trump to graduate going to be another black eye for the democrats that just keep doing nothing to try to get him out as the impeachment inquiry gets more and more support among the general public the president die hard supporters react with anger and defiance donald trump's reelection campaign wants to use this event here in minneapolis to rally his base around him the president however seems more and more concealed by the

campaign 2020 coverage continues as president trump hosts a keep america great rally in minneapolis live tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch anytime on c-span.org, and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. ipsos got together and did a poll taking a look at election security and the 2020 election. to show you a headline about the poll, a crisis of confidence is one of the phrases that came up. joining us to talk about it is cliff young, president of ipsos. thanks for joining us. ent of ipsos. thank you for joining us. where did this come from? >> we had a relationship with c-span with you all. the last poll we did was on the moon landing a few months back. we thought of victorio reform and threats to the election system was something that was in essence, nonpartisan. it was longer looking. we wanted to see when americans think about it. there is not much pulling on the subject matter. host: so the first thing you did was take a look about -- take a look at and show findings. what did you find? guest: the results are as striking as worrisome. i agree unequivoca

before departing for minneapolis, president trump spoke to reporters on the south lawn of the white house. >> we just completed a negotiation with china which went very well. we are having another one tomorrow. i am meeting with the vice premier at the white house. i think it's going really well. i think it's going really well. we had a very good negotiation with china. they will be speaking a little bit later. they are basically wrapping it up. we are going to see them tomorrow right here. it's going very well. [inaudible] >> who took 900,000? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i hope it's not true that joe biden took $900,000. i haven't heard it. i hope it's not true. for the sake of the country, i hope it's not true. i don't know anything about it. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: what? who? >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i know the whistleblower has been very inaccurate. when we released the transcript of the conversation i had with the president of ukraine, who frankly was very good today. they gave a news conference on unrelated things. he said, president trump caved in a perfectly fine manner. th

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outside in the liberal bastion of minneapolis are. the calls for his removal from office grew louder john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis. now at least 5 people have been killed in at cordele in awaken violent protests the protests is fear e s a new austerity measures introduced by president lenin what i know that have led to a massive hike in feel prices a lot in america at a tendency in human reports now from the capital. that thousands of indigenous sickly dorrance from all over the country called for justice for a middle aged man killed during a national strike on thursday was ecuador's people's own between says he was one of 5 people killed in more than a week of protests i do not want to put up with the bodies there's an abuse of police force and we've also asked the government to lift the state of emergency which has generated more violence i think the government has lost control of the situation. inside people's cultural center building leaders of that could do as indigenous confederation paraded a policeman on to the stage. th

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reporter: minneapolis mayor said that policy had been in considering for a year. the times is not because of the president's visit. >> applied for democrats and republicans, our minneapolis police department is nonpartisan, i stand by the chief with that. reporter: there are at least 6 groups planning opposing demonstration tomorrow, minneapolis police are expecting larger than usual crowds. melissa: matt, all right. thank you. >> senator elizabeth warren now leading joe biden by .2%. in latest real clear politic average of the polls, joining me now fox news contributor, mary o'grady, we felt elizabeth warren coming on strong, now she is pulled to the front, what do you think made the different. >> big move, looking at the chart there is a huge move between middle of september and today, a month she closed about 10 percentage points on average, she is far from certain nominee. i think she is very smart about the way she is marketing herself. she started very much of a policy wonk, super good on details of healthcare, some someone asked her a problem, she said i ha

the calls for his removal from office grew louder john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis. the british minister in charge of brecht's it has them brussels the. met the chief michel b'nai in an effort to make a breakthrough on an exit dale it follows boris johnson's meeting last week with his irish counterpart for africa and says an agreement before the october 31st deadline is still possible you very much like the question you need to lose to the british team of the now i'm going to debrief to 27 about how those under. a defunct because already shared the. trick she's i climbed the good mounting. we need david you don't need to i mean attorney and patience. china's president is in india meeting the prime minister narendra modi xi jinping discussing tensions in the disputed region of indian administered kashmir china supported pakistan at a recent u.n. security council meeting also for discussion india's 53000000000 dollars trade deficit with china and new security measures along the shared border they are meeting in the temple town of mom a law firm in the south. is the. jo

outside in the liberal bastion of minneapolis or are. the calls for his removal from office grew louder john hendren al-jazeera minneapolis. and ecuador the deaths of at least 5 protesters in the past week of anti-government anger is provoking an increasing backlash against the president's lead in marina's impose austerity measures and cut fuel subsidies which caused petrol prices to double overnights protesters responded with a nationwide strike are latin america at its release in newman has the latest from the capital crito. thousands of indigenous sickly dorrance from all over the country called for justice for a middle aged man killed during a national strike on thursday. at the doors people's on between says he was one of 5 people killed in more than a week of protests but i do not believe that when somebody says there's an abuse of police force and we've also asked the government to lift the state of emergency which has generated more violence i think the government has lost control of the situation. inside people's cultural center

to get to a bigger news ration wants to win this state but here in the city of minneapolis this is a very into trump territory this is the district of fuel for no more liberal democratic senator and that's one of the 1st muslims in the house of representatives so he's come here into hostile territory but in a state that is relatively friendly to the area thank you very much john hendren with all the latest there from minneapolis. and other developments present trump is saying that he will meet china's vice premier at you hey on friday as talks resume to try to end the 15 month trade war between world's 2 largest economies both sides are hoping to narrow the differences to avoid a schedule tower for a increase next week on $250000000000.00 worth of chinese goods if the talks break down nearly all the $500000000000.00 worth of chinese imports to the united states will be subject to punitive tariffs to ecuador now human rights organization given soria del pueblo has confirmed that 5 people have died in the protests against president lenin moreno's austerity measures at least one indigen

meanwhile the minneapolis police union is talking trump t-shirts online to benefit the police union. i democrats efforts to impeach the president or will it backfire? karl rove, thanks for joining us tonight. you heard if you heard likely a couple minutes ago shooting down, making no pretense about it that as far as he can tell there is no talk of gop senators coming together to gang up and vote out the president should the house impeach him. what do you make of that chatter? do you think there's something to it? >> i think it may be a desperate desire part of some democrats and commentators to see it happen but i've been talking to members of the senate and i see 0 chance knowing what we know today that senate republicans are going to provide 20 votes to impeach and remove the president from office. i would not be surprised on the final senate vote if there weren't as many democrats or more democrats voting in support of keeping the president in office then there are republicans who would vote to remove. shannon: there are a lot of steps before we get to that scenario. politicos tal

. ♪ >> tucker: president trump plans to hold a rally in minneapolis this thursday night. in the meantime though he's in an escalating war of i words wih the mayor of that city. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest. hey, trace. >> the liberal mayor of minneapolis, jacobs frey, once out the president trump's message would never be welcome in his city, so when the trump campaign got a $530,000 bill to cover the cost of security for his rally, the campaign threatened to sue. the president accused the mayor of trying to bully him. quoting here, "someone please tell the radical left mayor of minneapolis that he can't price out free speech. probably illegal. i stand strongly and probably with the great police officers and law enforcement of minneapolis in the great state of minnesota. see you thursday night." the mayor responded, "someone tell the president of the united states that he can afford to help pay for the extra pay our officers will be putting in while he's in town" but police are arty angry at the mayor because newwh city policy preves off

president trump preparing to take the stage in minneapolis. that will be tomorrow night. >> rally in that state is confirmed following a dispute with the mayor over security costs. steve: close to half a million dollars. who is going to pay? matt fin live in the twin cities to break it down. reporter: president says if the security contract for the rally at the target center has been resolved but the president and vice president will be landing in political firestorm here. minneapolis mayor jacob frye said the city is not responsible for more than half million dollar security bill for the president's rally. the president and his 2020 campaign manager said minneapolis was trying to shut down the trump event with an inflated bill that previous politicians were not asked to pay. the president's campaign threatened to sue. the president tweeting quote, someone please tell the radical left mayor of anyone r minneapolis he can't price out free speech. probably illegal. i stand proudly and strongly with great police officers and law enforcement of mi

rob: the president will take the stage in minneapolis. the rally is confirmed following a dispute over security costs. jillian: good morning, todd. >> reporter: quite the back-and-forth, too many tweets to read verbatim. i will summarize quickly. the president saying the minneapolis mayor was trying to stifle free speech by preventing police from wearing their uniforms while supporting candidates that events and through $530,000 fee to use the target center for the rally. and not governing with integrity. >> we have all seen the rhetoric pushed out at these trump campaign rallies. it is hateful, divisive and we do not welcome that rhetoric in minneapolis. >> the financial issue has been resolved. the campaign won't pay additional fundss. mercedes flap says this is a win for the president. >> the first amendment rights, the mayor is trying to be the big guy at the show and at the end of the day he has been trumped. >> reporter: despite that, congresswoman ilhan omar, trump is trying to poison minnesota with his lies and corporate money. we

is the sentiment here in minneapolis. back to you can thank you very much for that for now that's john hendren live from minneapolis minnesota thank you hey hey hey. to ecuador now where tensions are rising at least 5 people have been killed in the wake of violent protests and dozens demonstrators took several police officers captive parading them onstage in the capital quito protest as angry new austerity measures introduced by president let in more they know which led to higher fuel prices but not in or has moved the government operations out of ketosis and the protests began has said he won't step done. lucien newman has the latest from. it is a very emotional and tense time right now here in the capital people especially where i am right now which is outside of the cultural center of the capital this is become the headquarters of the indigenous confederation of ecuador and at this hour they're holding a religious service for one of the protesters who died in during thursday's are demonstrations here in the capital p.

at last night's rally in minneapolis, hook at this. look at this. 20,000 people packed into the target center in minneapolis. the trump 2020 cap pain said there were another 25,000 outside. these are startling images of a crowd when the president of the united states walks in to talk any time any where. i can't think of any president who in his reelection campaign drew crowds of this size period, ever. he will be speaking soon in lake charles, louisiana that seats 7,500 people, and we are told reliably a lot more than that want to attend. radical dimms like adam schiff and nancy pelosi are desperately working to keep the identity of that so-called whistleblower who is a cia officer, they want to keep him shrouded in mystery to the american people. working against mysteries of all kind. john solomon, one of this country's leading investigative journalists. he joins us. we'll take that up and more. another act of judicious activism blocking a key part of the president's immigration policies. we take that up with mark morgan. stay with us

alexander phenomena reports from the divine streets of minneapolis minnesota. these you as go tourists wanted to make clear that donald trump is not welcoming minneapolis and should be removed from office if she's just not fit for to be president of this country he is flagrantly abusing his powers and he needs to be stopped while these voters waited 4 hours in the rain to watch trump take the stage in the target center weena unshaken in their support for him despite the impeachment inquiry i think it's all made up by think it's fake news and i think it's just another way to try to get him out of office i have faith that it's going to work out for trump's advantage of going to be another black eye for the democrats that just keep doing nothing to try to get him out as the impeachment inquiry gets more and more support among the general public the president die hard supporters react with anger and defiance donald trump's reelection campaign wants to use this event here in minneapolis to rally his base around him the president however seems more and more concealed

shall we go to minneapolis? roll the tape from last night. 20,000 inside. >> president trump: where is hunter? i want to see hunter. hunter, you know nothing about energy or nothing about china or nothing about anything, frank li. hunter, you are a loser, why did you get 1.5 billion dollars, hunter? >> what bothers me having run a lot of campaigns, this is ugly. this is going to get real ugly with a year to go here. you will end up with riots in the street. the president loves the crowds. he gets them revved up but when he throws these lines out other issues to discuss is positive things but you will get things heated up more. >> sandra: with the exception of name calling he is asking a lot of people are asking? where is hunter biden? >> it's a political rally. trump's opportunity to talk about the economy and how great things are. the sound bite getting played is about hunter biden. the fox news polls that the president didn't particularly love. two times as many voters say they are more uncomfortable with trum

the president in minneapolis. it's so good to see the president out in front of the american people. we talk about his base. but these are the american people. these are the folks who count. mr. and mrs. america in minnesota. and later this week in tomorrow louisiana. this is the good stuff. watching this president really campaign rather than have to stay there in washington with all those dimms. >> he rises to the occasion every time he does it. he gets re-energized. they have a lot of money in this campaign and they can go places they have never gone before and have a real shot. lou: do you think he will take minnesota? >> i think he can take minnesota. depend on who the competition is. >> it could be a senator or vice president candidate. lou: ed rollins, thank you very much. we would like to hear your thoughts. share your comments and twitter, follow me on facebook and instagram @loudobbstonight. the dimms want to sweep evidence of corruption out of sight. ♪music ♪another summer day is come and gone awayâ™

how police officers in minneapolis who are banned from wearing their uniforms at political events got creative. stay tuned. ♪ bad to the bone. ♪ (engines rev) the only thing better than horsepower... ...is more horsepower. (engines rev) if we were for everyone, we'd be for no one. with dodge power dollars, more power means more cash allowance. purchase now and get $10 per horsepower. that's $7,970 on the srt challenger hellcat redeye. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com >>> what's happening is that people around the president are watching what is happening and are finally saying my god, this cannot happen anymore and they are coming forward. either as whistleblower as apparently as many as two people are going to do officially, but also leaking which by the way is not a good thing but an awful lot of the storely is coming out because people who are in the room are talking to the washington post and the new york times and

he was in minneapolis. conservative. one there are three conservatives from minneapolis. but you know what we had last night? was an arena for love conservatives who said they want their government back as well. when they were there. and it was electrifying. we are talking about minnesota. we are not talking about alabama. same yearning for we the people to take control of what we do is alive in minnesota , in maine, in california, in new york, and in between and everywhere else. that little flicker to start to grow into a huge blaze, not only will we win in 2020, but we will win with landslide proportions in spite of what the mainstream media and the polls will say today. [applause] and i think it is time that we put a little fire on the fire. it is time. [applause] so i just need to give you a bit of the background. they have these three nice monitors here in front of me. and they have this big clock. hass probably, the clock numbers that are maybe a foot tall. [laughter] and that is good because our glasses. most members of congress when it hits zero give you their 10

here we are in minneapolis. many thousand of minneapolis voters heading to the target center this evening. ed: kayleigh mcenany we will be watching it live. ainsley: hillary clinton won that state. ed: pretty narrowly though. steve: they are gearing up for 10,000 protesters and counter protesters outside. something like two dozen groups are heading to the twin cities. ed: all right. let's turn it over to jillian. good morning again. jillian: now update on a story we brought you yesterday. former ntsb staffer accusing matt lauer of sexual assault. brook nevilles claimser today show host raped her in a hotel room during the 2014 olympics in rickenbacker. laura breaking silence denying the agencies saying the story brook tells is filled with fox details intended only to create the impression this was an abusive encounter. nothing could be further from the truth. calls this a case study in victim blaming: kids started this massive motel fire in texas. the sitter ditched the 3 and 6-year-old inside a hotel room. that