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The economy, juan. wage growth highest in a decade. consumer confidence highest since 1998. someone very smart on neil cavuto's show said in 1988 was the last time consumer confidence was this high and bill clinton's party did very well in the midterm elections. how do you see the economy playing in this years midterms? >> juan: i think it's obvious. the republicans can't run on it that's why the president has to resort to fear and loathing in fright night early. sending troops to the border. gangsters, ms-13, diseases approaching the border and i'm sending troops. what kind of madness is it? ...

Border. why so much change in the democratic party regarding immigration issues? >> juan: i don't think it's necessarily change. i don't think that harry reid necessarily speaking for all democrats, lisa. i do think in this moment when you have the president, you know, making the caravan into an approaching army of invaders, that he brings this up, again, to press the fear button with regard to immigration as a political campaign issue for the midterms. i think that's what we are doing here. he has said why is the media paying so much attention to the bomber or to the shooter in pittsburgh? yo...

Censor speech. there are things on the internet and facebook that aren't true. it's a huge problem. do we want government to get onto facebook? it's a private company. if they want to censor their company, they can do that. getting the government to look at things people post and say what can go out, that's dangerous stuff. >> it's dangerous already. you've had problems with twitter already doing that. it's a big conversation to have. thank you. the facebook dilemma continues tonight on pbs. still ahead, president trump says he's eyeing a plan to end birthright citizenship by executive order...

Also stuck in this place where they're bound by the president's words. you saw chris wray today, when did you brief the white house? a typical question you would get, we briefed the white house immediately. most white houses want the public to know they're on top of this and managing it. he couldn't give that answer because the answer is if we briefed the white house last night, the president would be spreading conspiracy theory this morning. the president's failure to treat this seriously and saying things that aren't true, permeate the administration where other people are stuck covering up ...

Did you brief the white house? a typical question you would get, we briefed the white house immediately. most white houses want the public to know they're on top of this and managing it. he couldn't give that answer because the answer is if we briefed the white house last night, the president would be spreading conspiracy theory this morning. the president's failure to treat this seriously and saying things that aren't true, permeate the administration where other people are stuck covering up the things he does or kind of carrying them out. >> paul, as a former federal prosecutor, how much fai...