bill: the same one who was working with ted cruz on a privacy issue. interesting dynamic sometimes in congress, but this is all talk. thankfully, someone has explained to me what animus means. is she serious about this? call for a vote of no confidence fear trotted down. that is what activists won. to all the numbers that marion talked about, who does not want to see impeachment? suburban swing voters. they want them to move on. health care. jobs, and retirement. every day, they talk about impeachment and not about the things independent voters want, it is a good day for the president. we are pretty divided on this. we are deeply split. this is only going to be resolved in the election because impeachment won t succeed, whether they proceed or not. the country is completely divided. we are at 50/50, and are met.
appeared on a political revolution. of that is believe in. bill: there is a political revolution now. pushing for drastic change in the u.s. economy. charles payne, how are you doing? sounds like he really wants the pitchforks. the problem is too many people are working. [laughs] you have to call in sick. i m getting my pitchfork. i m going to go do this revolution thing. julie: the economy is doing pretty darn well. why would he want to change it? it s something that he has said over and over for the last 20 or 30 years. it s the only thing that he reverts back to you. but it is sort of absurd right now, as wages are really starting to take off. in eight of the last ten months, nonsupervisory wages have sort of faster than overall wages. so finally, everyone is getting a bite of the apple after more than a decade. particularly in wages. it is an odd time to make this argument.
from the country, enforce our laws, that makes the communities much safer. people again don t understand it. this will make florida safer. we do this across the country, it will protect immigrant communities. they will reoffend in my very communities that they come from. julie: thank you very much. thomas homan. appreciate it. bill: fox news alert. hong kong has 2 million people in the streets, protesting. look at these scenes. there is a controversial exhibition bill that they do not want to go into effect. over the weekend, the city later suspended that bill indefinitely, issued an apology that that was not good enough. benjamin hall is watching that story out of london. hello. hi, bill. you are right. many people thought that this that these protests were over a period that the bill had been suspended, the people had left the streets, then suddenly on
occurred just after takeoff. investigations are still underway over what exactly happened. it appears the warning system was to blame, and of course, the focus right now is getting to the bottom of the problems, but there is the commercial aspects. getting them back into the sky and back to selling aircraft. 150,000 employees. not just in the united states but worldwide. julie: ryan, thank you very much. bill: it is almost 9:30. honoring president trump. the prime minister unveiling dominic julie: now taking action in the border crisis after a major crackdown over the weekend. former acting as director is on deck enjoins us next. this is not about the wall, but about a humanitarian crisis. we are getting more cooperation
the world main oil artery. they want the countries of the world that are dependent on the oil to pressure the united states to back off the iranian sanctions. they are threatening this week. they had done it once before, to increase uranium enrichment. they want that to create some pressure on the united states. bill: jennifer griffin picked up the coverage they are live from the pentagon. jennifer, good morning. good morning, bill. there was the tweet this morning from the iranian official, saying that they had arrested a cyber sell of cia agents, and unconfirmed claim at this point. on the press conference. held at their heavy water reactor where they announced they would soon be enriching uranium to levels closer to that needed from military gradients, adding that they will no longer abide by commitments under the nuclear deal. when we say we will not be