because china is major trade partner with north korea. charles: thank you very much, it feels like this gets more intend of day. have a great weekend, at home we appreciate you watching of night 6 p.m. here is lou. lou: secretary of state tillerson warning that president trump has all option before him in dealing with the threat of north korea. >> let me be very clear, the policy of strategic patience has ended. all options are on the table. charles: president trump himself criticizing north korea, saying they have been playing the united states for years, and china has done nothing to help. and ambassador john bolton with us tonight. also tonight, president trump hosting german chancellor merkel for a summit at the white house, their differences obvious as president chided

merkel over her refugee policies. >> immigration is a privilege not a right, the safety of our citizens must always come first. lou: i'll take that up with weekly standard fred barnes, and steve forbes, breitbart recording a federal district judge in maryland is considering orders president trump to double the refugees. what in the world is that rogue judge thinking? >> good evening, trump administration making it clear they would consider military action to counter the threat of north korea. secretary of state, rex tillerson speaking in seoul said nothing is off the table in deals with the rising tensions in the korean peninsula.

>> if north korea takes actions that threatens the south, korean forces with our own forces that would be met with an appropriate response, if they elevate threat of the pepons -- weapons program. lou: president trump himself tweeting about the rising threats saying, north korea is behaving badly, they had been playing the united states for year cna has done little to help. a very busy day it was for president who tried to find common ground with german chancellor merkel. they did have something in common on one issue. >> as far as wiretapping, i guess, you know this past administration, at least we have something in common perhaps.

secretary of state tillerson. north korea. former u.s. ambassador to united nations, ambassador john bolton. ambassador good to have you with us. the president, first with merkel. very clear. displeasure with her. and the policies that president thinks, she authored when it comes to refugees and illegal immigrants, and her country, your thoughts. >> well, i think it is important to have as they say full and frank discussions with your closest allies, i am sure another element is question of nato members meeting commitment they voluntarily engaged in to spend 2% of gross national product on defense that germany has not done for some time. lou: has not gotten close.

>> so, look, it is not to say that fundamental interests of germany and united states have diverged we have administrations pursuing different policies, merkel faces her electorate this fall. we'll see what the outcome is. lou: this meeting any positive to detect any direction forward here, that is authored from what was status quo, any progress at all, in either moving to her nation's responsibility for full 2% of budget, for nato, for responsibility to bring that trade deficit, that we have with germany in the -- and create reciprocity between the two major trading partners? >> well, i think it is always a plus for trump, when he sits down with foreign leaders, and has a conversation with th because media have caricatured

him in many ways, i think when he gets in the bilateral discussions, op ship numbers he is opposite numbers he is serious person, i don't over estimate role of personal relationship, among world leaders, this is something, so this is good to haves most powerful economy in europe, and president of united states, sit down and talk that is a plus no doubt. lou: a plus but not, not a plus. that shows unon ledger. >> not yet. lou: our president is interested in. he's to see real pr progress on these issues, and to his credit, president trump is sending strong, strong messages to every world leader, who happens to be enjoying a trade surplus with this country. that this is going to be changing and quickly. >> i think she knows 2% -- defense has a real meaning now. lou: i think that is right, turning to what is happening with korea.

secretary of state tillerson saying that strategic patience, if that could be called a strategy on part of obama administration obama administration is at an end, and ever cop00 on the table -- every option on the table to forestall any development of nuclear weapons if they are in possession of such, but north koreans or any elevation in their ability to do harm in the world community with either the nuclear weapons or ballistic missile they have developed. >> i think that tillerson is hitting home runs on this trip with north korea nuclear weapon program. obama doctrine. he said over two decade 6 of diplomacy with north korea. nuclear weapons, and statement he quoted that united states

is not going to be i endangered. thiimportant to send signal to north korea. and also, our friends in japan, and tomorrow, he goes to china. you can bet this is going to be a big think is of that discussion, and appropriately so. lou: to me, chinese seem to be posturing themselves after various bellicose rhetoric, nonsense call warnings, as if they would push around a super power, now they try to position themselves as a neutral force between two way word children on the global stage that is north korea and the united states it is pure baller did dash. boulder dash and nonsense it is obvious nonsense to i think, most of the world, why is the united states now so

long we have accepted that china could close to do nothing about north korea, now we realize it has been a an active and aggressive strategy on the part of china, not a benign neglect in foreign policy. >> i think that president trump hit a home run today, north korea, for a long time, played colleg clinton administration, and bush administration. and weapons, not exercising -- i think that long-term solution here, unifying peninsula. north korea to have nuclear weapons. >> president trump made it clea cle.

choice now will be beijing, i ink accurate to say, this is done in a positive productive progressive way. unification would be one of those options. but, for crying out loud, the president, campaigned on smart government for first time, in i think, as long as decades we're seeing smart government under this administration. >> hats off to president and secretary till soarn o tillerson on this trip, i think they have signals that there is a new administration in washington, people all over the world are looking at this, and meeting with chancellor merkel and her waking up as many people here not yet done to fact that hillary clinton lost the election in november. lou: i think that look on merkel's face today, said much. ambassador, good to have you with us. >> thank you.

lou: we're coming right back with a lot more to cover, another highly active day in washington, d.c. stay with us. >> deep state left wing activist judiciary declaring war on trump white house, president trump said that safety of americans is his number one priority. >> we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism. lou: kimberly gufoyle will join me next. >> a secret service laptop stolen from an agent's car. agents taking selfies with the president's grandson, what is going on with secret service? a full report coming up. stay with us, we'll be right back. i have asthma...

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lou: breaking news that the have some impact on james comey, fbi's director appearance before house intelligence committee monday, justice department met today's deadline to turnover information, in the russian wiretapping investigation. house intelligence committee change nunes telling fox news that doj arrests who was quote, unmasked in intelligence community survey lens, of former national

security advis adviser michael flynn, who asked for and did the unmasking, that is identification of u.s. national by that surveillance. nunes, receiving a partial response, and no response from either fbi or cia. so, big development in that investigation. lou: trump administration taking its fight over the president's extreme vetting order to a higher court. the justice department, today announced it appealing a maryland federal judge's decision, striking down starts of the travel ban to 4th circuit courts of appeals, and seek clarification on hawaiian ruling before heading to 9th circuit court of appeals. >> and joining me now, to talk about all of this, vetting order, stee deep state

judiciary. the rogue and hard left, and much more, kimberly guilfoyle, an attorney herself great to have you here, a terrific development for everyone watching house intelligence investigation, david nunes had some at least significant response on surveillance. >> yeah, what is interesting you remember he said, mainstream media only put forward some of the language that he initially discussed in terms of this investigation. oh, we have -- however they did not talk about incidental collection where there could be larger wiretaps where there was going, and people were recorded and information gathered in the area. >> nunes talking about unmasks and who was asked for unmarchinging an -- unmasking and who did it that suggests we'll see names move forward,

and some at least urging of what -- understanding who was did what and why. >> the best you could hope for in terms of getting the transparent see, american people wanting to know and should get answers, let's get to the bottom of this, we need to know who is behind it, and who are americans that are being surveilled? who are the people that are caught up in this pipive wiretapping -- this type of wiretapping, i like he is being aggressive, and getting to the bottom of it and pushing it to get transparency coming forward this is serious. lou: another serious situation is reaction of left wing activist judges in the district courts level, in our judicial system. >> can bluff that. lou: 2 judges, one in memorial day hawaii and one in maryland, "going rogue,. responding from bench to president's executive order

not even discussing th content or purpose or language but rather their own heart facility subjective judgment about it, this outrageous. >> yes, i mean they don't care, so obvious they have gone rogue, they are putting forward their own political ideology, and view points, at expense of justice, in this country, disregarding the law, and dare lik -- dereliction of duty, you cannot have judges on the bench being activists, carrying out what they believe the law should be, it is really outrageous, because this executive order, was revised. and was specifically taylor swift ored to pass any -- tailored to pass any constitutional muster. >> and maryland judge, bright bartbreitbart reported, he

was the considering with doubling number of president, dub the number of refugees coming into the country. >> like who died and made him king. lou: the other part is -- what point should he be impeached. >> removed, he should be removed that is the problem, when you see this grotesque activist that isr violating every sense of the law, how could someone like this, let alone have a license to practice law, let alone be allowed to sit there and legislate from the bench. unbelievable. nothing they wrote in his opinions is accurate law. lou: it is beyond comprehension, other than identify two more judges as part of the national left wing rogue deep stage judiciary. >> they are outing themselves

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lou: a laptop computer with national security information has been stolen from a secret service agent's vehicle in brooklyn, new york -- reportedly had floor flan plans for trump tower and information about hillary clinton e-mail investigation, service saying that there was nothing classified on it, we don't know the truth about that we're not taking the secrets service at their wordo this one. we're learning today, about all this, but authorities have been searching for that laptop since it was stolen last thursday morning. joining me now to discuss the secret service agent's troubles string of fall lure -- failure, dan bond geno. great to have you with us. let's start with selfies.

with the president's grandson. we have that now, we have the stolen laptop. we have the jumper. on the white house grounds for 16 minutes before he was caught. before he was detected. what is going on? here we go again. lou, the secret service is an agency on life support right now, sadly. and it is really not the rank-and-file agency, if we had to look at continue ow continuum of their problem, have you silly nonsense call things, just down leave your sensitive equipment in the car overnight. that not camp kate -- complicated, and other things not a good idea to take selfies with the president's grandson. you don't have to be a secret service agent to figure that

out, this is inic us inexcusable activity. the upper management better fix it. >> lou: you said that declare white house not po be safe for president. what was the reaction from your former service. what has been their reaction to your clear call to raise the standards for security around the president, of the united states and all who are within the fences of those grounds. >> gosh i'm glad you asked, i got so many texts, dm's on twitter, get rank and til rank-and-file ages doing -- agents doing the work, you know what they told me, thank

the lord you said it, you have a platform to get that message out, they know what i'm telling you is true, if you blank out their faces and disguise their voices get secret service agents in white house right now they would tell you same thing, the security is broken. they fail the president. they need to be flushed out, top down, they need new management from outside, it is not working it is obvious. lou: there is a different sense, i know this is subjective. but a different sense about the agents who are providing protection for the president. they have always been men and women who have exhibited great confidence, they were i guess, up on pot alof the timno matter where they were in a crowd whether they are standing you know outside eye

room in the white house. i don't sense that, not at all from them. i don't know what has changed. it is not comforting change to me. >> well, the ppd . presidential protective division, they are still the best of best. the problem is they can't get anything done because. the management they won't let them, a joke of a secret service turning into a tragic one, we said, yesterday technology -- tomorrow, because we have always done it that way, they meant, secret service agents would go to management say this alarm this weapon system that is dated, not working, it would be a just shut up and do your job thing. this is why they can't get anything done. lou: well, there is also a continuum. this is a matter of

individuals, taking selfies of president's grandson, not able to detect, and i realize this goes across from the uniform division to the agents, but, not being able to detect an intrude or the grounds that is crazy. this goes back to the issues with drinking on overseas details, i mean there is something wrong either in the middle management, of the second her ses vice, or -- secret service or leadership or recruiting of agents, and somebody has to figure it out now. reporter: the white hous houswhite house intruder on the grounds for 15 minutes, i am getting that the alarms he tripped they were cleared, he tripped it, someone looked at

it and said it is all okay. i am hearing this is multiple lines that should scare everyone out there listening. it is failed president trump. lou: did leadership of second ver-- secrets service contact you after you made your statements? >> you know, secrets service stopped reaches out to me a long time ago when i started telling the truth. lou: we're out of time, straight up or down? >> no. >> i was agraze of that. >> dan, always good to talk with you, we appreciate you for raising the alarm. >> thank you. >> you got it. lou: we're coming right back, a lot more you don't want too miss, stay with us. >> president trump during his full support behind ryan care ahead of next week's critical house vote. >> we're doing some incredible things, i want everyone to know i am 100% behind it.

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executive editor for the weekly standard and fox news contributor, ed barnes. it's been an eventful week. let's start with merkel. the president getting her to aseed to her responsibilities to raise the money she should contribute to nato, a full 2% of her gdp goes to nato now. that's an impressive accomplishment on the part of the president. they talked also about bmw moving a plant to mexico. we don't note outcome of that. by the was very clear. president trump was serious. he didn't have any type for nonsense with her, and to her face said she had screwed up bigley, i think is the way he says it. fred: i agree with all of that.

i have covered many of these visits with foreign leaders, and i have never seen one like this for a couple reasons. president trump was not looking for a new friend. he didn't want a pal or a chum. this was a foreign leader he wanted to do serious buness with. you notice at the news conference there is happy talk about what a great leader the next person is. there was none of that. there was no happy talk. the president was pushing his agenda. his trade agenda, this military buildup agenda, and it was a huge difference from what we have seen in the past. lou: merkel had a look on her face i think told the complete story. she was on her heels. she did not understand certainly that the president would be quite as aggressive as he was, and he certainly was, and i have

to say the american people are getting used to this president. it's fun to watch. fred: my favorite moment in the news conference when the president looking at merkel said, you know, there were negotiations before on trade with germ negotiators and american negotiators, and the german negotiators prevailed, they were much better. the message he was giving is that's not going to happen again. it's going to be different. and he's right. lou: bmw trying to get a truce from the white house with the plant going to mexico. the president made it clear, there is going to be a border tax. not the one paul ryan talks about, but what i have been hearing is there will be a targeted border tax on a variety of products. but those products include cars, and that wouldn't be a good idea

for bmw to build a plant in mexico to sell the products in thisountry. fred: and they aren't going to sell many of them in mexico. whether it's the border tax or what you are talking about. lou: it's what i'm talking about. fred: we need a level playing field. with avat. lou: did you just say it has to be fair and smart and reciprocal and fair and balance? i thought were a free trader and you wanted to get rid of all the american jobs and offshore production. i'm so happy to hear you arrive and carry the trump standard as you move to the promised land. >> the truth is that american exports are taxed at the border by foreign countries. and we need to do something to level that playing field here. >> we'll go one step parter and

saying donald trump being elected as president of the united states for all the so-called fair trieders, all the none sens to be pushed to the side and people acknowledging what you have said because it's been true for 30 years. >> it has been true. and maybe it won't be true for another 30 years. i think not. lou: a close call for shoppers in green bay, wisconsin. a 78-year-old driver driving into a store after her apparently was stuck between the gas and brake narrowly missing a boy standing near a counter. two women in the store did have minor injuries. everyone fortunate given what occurred. up next, mick mulvaney says president trump delivered a budget that delivers on his campaign promises.

>> when the president tran for office, he looked people in the eye and said i'm not going to take your money any more. what you heard and saw on the campaign is what you have got this budget. steve forbes joins us next. i join greg gutfeld on his show this weekend. you can watch that at 10:00 tomorrow on the fox news channel. we are coming right back. much, much more to pick up right here. stay with us. our disciplined approach remai. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one.

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lou: joining me now to discuss the *'s hard power budget, ryancare, steve forbes. great to have you here.

the president's america first budget is the best i have seen in 30 years, thereabouts. steve: it's a beginning. we have a lot of ground to make up. lou: the blueprint. steve: the defense side, the state department needs a spring cleaning. lou: 28% is a good start. steve: and he has more cuts for things like the world bank and development program that create government bureaucracies that don't work and don't promote growth. lou: it many an epithet when you say it and i love that because i think it's appropriate. >> as we look at that budget to see $54 billion going to increase military spending, and he acknowledged more may be on the way at some point.

but this is the blue print, the beginning. cutting these departments. these are remarkable numbers, and it's truly such a -- i'm so enthusiastic about the clarity of it -- i want to say, i think mix mulvaney, the omb director, he has been sompressive this week. >> he has been waiting his whole life to do this. >> he has a glimmer in his eyes. >> this shows priorities. this is not just cutting for the sake of cutting. cutting in specific areas. taking a back at the u.n. which is badly need it's a welfare agency for diplomats. they are going to have to justify their money. lou: what about the president's

executive orders? streamlining the executive. he campaigned being a smart man running a smart government and that's what he's all about. streamlining the executive, identifying programs that are duplicative and don't work. steve: where we have some hope is follow -- follow through. lou: obama couldn't find enough new ones to throw in there. steve: but he isn't said they were efficient. lou: you can keep your doctor -- steve: and insurance, too. lou: the idea we have a deep state judiciary that's exposing itself, the left wing judiciary and two judges, in hawaii and

maryland. the one in maryland, if you look at the footnote. basically he's acknowledging he's considering ordering the president to double the number of refugees into this country. there should be a broad impeachment process in my opinion set loose in this country. these foolts are out of control. steve: they wanted their 15 seconds of fame. they will get their photo in the new york times and that's it. lou: or "lou dobbs tonight." steve: but they will be overruled. lou: i hope they will. steve: they wrote that executive order in such a way it will be over. lou: according to five judges on the 9th circuit court of appeals who took the unusual, rare, extraordinary step of saying the president's original

executive order was correct and entirely within his authority as president whether it's 212 of the u.s. code or the constitution of the united states. the 9249 circuit court of appeal says five judges are earn coursing the president's executive order. these are wondrous times. steve: they are amazing times. on the healthcare front. it's start something gel for the first time in 8 years you get in veal legislation. changes being made as it goes along. lou: hearings will have to be held at some point with consequence that's with amendments. he may turn out to be if you will, the dark horse hero of this whole thing as the president puts his shoulder behind the legislation and drags it in.

steve: another four-letter word, taxes. but even on what they are going to do on healthcare, cut be capital gains, cutting the dividend tax. $90 billion a year for starters. that's the hors hors d'oeuvre. lou: this weekend be sure to catch steve on "forbes on fox." at 11:00 a.m. saturday on the fox news channel. up next hearings for supreme court justice neil gorsuch begin monday. will he overcome dem obstructionism? stay with us.

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lou: we asked you if you think it's time for the american bar association to set standards impartiality and standards for judges. 97% of you said yes. joining me to take that up and the deep state, attorney david ritkin. these two decisions, hawaii and maryland. these judges seem to be rogue to

have gone rogue. your thoughts? >> they have gone rogue. they ruled in a way that's contrary to the constitution, which gives the two political branches acting jointsly nearly absolute authority in this area. more importantly they actually got it wrong for the supreme courted. they ignored a body of precedents at the supreme court level that's make abundantly clear that the executive order should have been upheld. it's absolutely unbelievable. lou: five judges from the 9th circuit court of appeals take the extraordinary step supporting what you just said, that the president's original executive order was -- he possesses the authority and the constitution gives hip the power to do precisely what he had

envisioned in that original order. >> that's the case it's an excellent opinion. i recommend to it anyone anybody who wants to read it. the 9th circuit is really in my opinion, and i head to be controversial, is not functioning as a court. they are functioning in enormously ideological fashion. and they know better than that. they would have been overturned by the supreme court if the first ordinary sister went to the supreme court. thribs overturned bythe supreme court. lou: it's become very obvious there is a deep state weren't judiciary itself. at least to me. would you concur with that? this is happening too often and too often the object of the attack is the trump administration itself. >> it is. let me put it this way.

it's beyond sort of liberal judges voting their policy. there is a view expressed that there is such deep antipathy against trump by some judges that they are take a trump-only approach. all other presidents exercise the same authority, that's fine. but not trump. nothing trump does merits judicial approval. the framers would tell you the judges from supposed to exercise, not will, but judgment. this profoundly snonl jeu digs. lou: can anything be done about it. can they be removed? and why isn't the aba speak out? we have 30 seconds here. >> aba is a liberal organization. the supreme court will get this case and rebuke them in a proper

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