memorial day. david: making a point of saying we don't have anything to apologize for when you look at the great realm of this incredible good that this nation has done for the rest of the world. that does it for us evening edit starts now. president trump: we're going to see what happens we're talking to them now, and it was a very nice day, we'll see what happens we'll see what happens, it could even be the 12th we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it, we'd like to do it we're going to see what happens. liz: north korea announcing it is still open to a summit, with president trump. this after it was canceled yesterday the president vowed to resume pressure and he's also saying the countries are now talking two top leaders from each side are talking now we'll bring you the breaking news and the very latest on that also democrats in the media slamming president trump for canceling, now that it may be back on we're going to show you whether

attacking the president is more important than a chance for peace when it comes to the media confidential source, we're going to breakthrough all of the distortions and misleading statements on the fbi informant story on the 2016 trump campaign the new york times even named for democrats the push is on to claim that he does not exist. we're going to get to the bottom of that. political, money we cover the facts behind tomorrow's headlines i'm elizabeth macdonald, the evening edit starts right now. the dow closing down 58 points to end the day at 24, 753 stocks holding weekly gains solid earnings overshadowing geo political fears, economic growth, gdp coming in seven straight quarters of growth there but first to this story north korea now softening its tone being pretty responsive to president trump's cancellation

of the summit saying it "hoped for a trump-style solution to realistically, resolve problems ." we're also saying the north is open to resolving issues with the u.s. whenever and however. let's get to former governor mike huckabee. great to see you. >> thanks a bunch, liz. liz: what's your reaction because now mike pompeo is talking to a south korean counterpart to get that back on. >> i think it very well could come back on. there's a little drama going on, kim jong-un wants to maybe flex muscles that he doesn't have. i think he realizes he's not dealing with barack obama. he's dealing with donald trump who has a very different approach to negotiating these deals he's more than willing to walk away. he's not going to go in there and give away the country and maybe kim jong-un has now gotten that message. we don't know, but the president 's made it very clear. we're hoping to get a deal. we're hoping to get something done that will bring peace to

the peninsula but if this is a country that doesn't want to come and denuclearize we're not going to go in and give some concessions and get nothing out of it. we'll just keep putting the pressure on him and at some point, it's going to get tough and there will be military action, because one thing this country is not going to do is let kim jong-un end up getting the capacity to deliver nuclear weapons to the american mainland liz: and we've got news coming in south korea now telling mike pompeo that it will not stop until north korea gives up its nuke. and president trump saying they're still talking right so he's tweeting out very good news , to receive this warm and productive statement from north korea we'll soon see where it will lead hopefully to long and enduring prosperity and peace only time will tell so what we're watching, governor and i'm not sure the democrats and the media and critics against trump understand this is transparency this is the art of the deal in realtime in action.

>> it truly is if people had read donald trump's book they would have understood this is not a surprise. this is a person whose spent his entire lifetime putting deals on the table, deals that are good for him, but also deals that are good for the other person but if they don't like the deal, then donald trump is willing to stand up walk out of the room, wave goodbye and say that it's over, and so they need to understand, if they want to bring some type of stability to the kingdom if they want to be able to have some stability in their government, maybe not have the fear of military action, they got one chance, they got one chance, liz, if they blow it they blow it, and they will understand that trump is not a chump. liz: you know, we've been reporting the state of north korea is so dire, the gdp is smaller than half the size of vermont. we've been reporting how they don't have electricity and plumbing. well you know governor former president reagan to your point walked away from gorbachev and

the soviet union collapsed five years later but here is the point. democrats like nancy pelosi and chuck they have really been going after president had for also walking away let's watch. >> we got the president's letter a copy of the president's letter, coupling up kind of like a valentine, you got the low ball recognition and regard. he's the big winner and they got this letter from the president saying okay, never mind, he must be having a giggle fit. liz: okay north korea has the capability for nuclear missile that could hit nancy pelosi's district. i'm not sure it's right to be breath takingly unserious at this moment governor especially when the summit looks like it could be back on. >> i would just ask liz is there any american and i mean this honestly democrat or republican who would rather have nancy pelosi go to that negotiating table and sit down with kim jong-un, or chuck schumer is there a person even the most partisan democrat if

you could put truth in them not when they just say what they are going to say on tv because they got to say it and always stick together but is there anybody with iq above plant life that would like to see either one of those people go to that table and sit down and negotiate this? i can not imagine there would be anybody who thinks that's a good idea. liz: and i think, you know, we've been talking to a lot of people in d.c. the way to read nancy pelosi right now is she wants to make history. she wants to become the house speaker yet again and to do that she has to drive president trump 's approve a ratings down into the 20s, right in order to do that to take back control, but you know, his approval ratings now at 44, so it's not working. >> well it's not working in large measure because nancy pelosi has gone there and said the well who have got tax breaks and bonuses were just crumbs and those crumbs are putting kids through college. those crumbs are putting food on people's tables and buying cars, making house payments and it shows what an elitist knob she

is. she just doesn't understand that a $2,500 bonus and $2 or $3,000 a year paycheck is a big improvement for most americans. maybe it's crumbs at her table but a good loaf for a whole lot of people in this country who do the heavy lifting and hard work something i don't know she would fully comprehend. liz: let's get to the fireworks between mike pompeo lashing out after the senator asked whether president trump has personal conflicts of interest and whether his foreign policy was guided by those conflicts let's watch. oh, we don't have the sound bite so sorry go ahead what's your reaction to that? >> well, udahl was so grand standing i've never seen such a winbag at the senate and there's a lot that show up at the senate every day, but for him to suggest that the president is not really serious

about trying to bring some deal to the table that brings peace and all he's doing is protecting his own commercial interest and he does it where some people are saying in all my life in politic s liz the one thing that irritates me more i can't think of it than when a person says some people are saying and always like to say well tell me who some people are. name them. how many are there? are there two? 15? a thousand? tell me when you say some, quantify that and of course they can't because they're making it up and that's exactly what udahl has donald good for mike pompeo to call him out on it and just not sit there and be a punching bag. liz: let's move on to so-called spygate as the president calls it top congressional leaders did meet with senior officials yesterday to go over classified information about the russia investigation reportedly republicans trey gowdy and devon nunes did not get the documents they wanted about that informant on the trump campaign. governor, the new york times reported there was an informant

and even named him but cnn analyst jeffrey tubin and democrat adam schiff says it's a big nothing burger and some democrats say that informant does not even exist. what's your reaction? >> well he clearly exists the new york times has actually named him so you know if he doesn't exist, how does he have a name? more importantly, why was he spying on the trump campaign? and why is the material continually being redacted and not given in full to the oversight watchdogs in congress who have a constitutional authority to make sure they know what's going on and to hide that from them it's one thing to hide it from me or you or somebody out in the public eating breakfast tomorrow morning but you can not hide that from the members of congress who have the constitutional responsibility of oversight. i think at some point the president will have to order the material released. i think it's time and i know there's going to be well there could be some danger from that. liz the real danger is that we have our great republic robbed

by people in the deep state who think that they own the government agencies and that they don't have to abide by the same laws and the constitutional duties that everybody else has to abide by. liz: i'm not sure they would be happy if trump was putting an informant on a corey booker campaign. the one question this is the one answer they need. was that informant paid, did the fbi pay him to talk to the trump advisors because if he was paid, then he's a spy. then, adam schiff and jeffrey tubin and anybody else can't say he's a confidential source because a source is not supposed to be paid right so they're hair splitting with the terminology. if they paid him he's a spy and to your point the wall street journal says there has been massive stonewalling of chuck grassley and ron johnson and other republicans in congress when it comes to perceived bias so to your point they're black ing out documents your reaction to that because these

guys in congress are getting really angry. >> they need to be angry. they need to be irate and live id. they need to never town down that anger because they have a right to know and it is not that they have some morbid cure it os id about it. it's that they need to find out is our government crooked just to be blunt? is the government crooked in the highest forms of what ought to be areas of law enforcement, intelligence gathering. if those areas are run by people who are dirty dealing, then we've lost the country and let's just not, you know, beat around the bush. liz: you're worried about the precedent and the standard set here is that what you're worried about? >> i'm worried about that if you have a government that can spy on people, try to influence an election, try to steal an election, try to infiltrate a campaign and not tell the candidate, the big question i think also has to be asked, why didn't the people in the surveillance tell donald trump

we think you might have a mole inside your campaign, you need to be careful, russians are trying to infiltrate and they got some folks that they perhaps are influencing. the fact they didn't tell them to me is a haunting question that somebody's going to have to under oath bring an answer for. liz: and the president is now saying if there was collusion that informant or somebody would have leaked it we didn't hear about that it's an interesting argument governor thank you so much for coming on we really appreciate it. >> always a pleasure liz, thank you. liz: okay we gave you the heads up three weeks ago that oil prices were going to go down. remember we told you that? amid all this histeria over fears of supply, with problems in iran an venezuela and now look at this. oil has been plunging, taking the biggest nose dive in 11 months, down 4% to end the day at about $67 a barrel, but there is this story of course nothing drives people to insanity than high gas prices at the pump. a huge 41 million americans expected to travel this memorial

day weekend. we are seeing rising gas prices, they are the worst in these five states. california, hawaii, washington, alaska and nevada. let's get to jeff flock for the details. >> you know it's not as much fun driving around in a convertible on a hot day when you're stuck in traffic and that's just what's happening out here today. this is the traffic pattern in chicago actually if you're going north, in the lanes to our left, maybe you see they're moving pretty quickly but this way, a lot of folks memorial day travel i should point out the good news could be based on what you just reported, liz, is that gas prices, now we've got a little break too that's nice. gas prices could be in the future on the way down but they certainly haven't been up until now based on this oil sell-off today and this week. regular now 25% higher than it was this time last year. it's up now to 2.97 a gallon almost $3. it was $0.60 cheaper this time

last year, so if you look at that, gas price chart you'll see a steady rise in gas prices over the course of the past six months or so, but you know what we see a trend at least in oil right now holds maybe we'll see a leveling off a little bit of gas prices as i said a little leveling off of the chaos on the road although we're hitting brake lights here again, worst times to travel at various spots across the country right now, well if you're on the east coast or in the central time zone, i'd say forget about it. you've already got problems. out to the west if you haven't left yet, do so now because if not you'll be seeing what we're seeing, brake lights and bumpers liz? liz: jeff you're amazing i can't believe you can record while you're driving. you can do a report in your sleep. jeff flock thank you so much for coming on that was a terrific story great to see you. >> sometimes i do sleep when i'm on the air.

liz: let's get to your money stocks did fall slightly ahead of the memorial day weekend dragged down by those companies like exxon and chevron, due to oil prices going down. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange for the very latest nicole? nicole: we had a mixed bag for markets today the dow and the s&p sold off while the nasdac squeezed out a gain but oil turned out to be the number one story of the day, no doubt with a big sell-off in fact the biggest sell-off we seen as last year since 11 months ago and four days of selling which makes it the longest consecutive sell-off since february and with that sell-off we thought weigh ing on energy companies such as exxon, and chevron those were among the dow losers, not only for the day but also for the week. weekly chevron exxon dow, dupont was the laggards for the week the winners intel, boeing, microsoft, verizon and we did have a weekly win for the major averages. back to you. liz: great to see you nicole we're staying on the north korea

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liz: let's get back to that news that isn't of state mike pompeo has been talking to his counterpart in south korea to get the u.s. north korea summit back on; however the media

wasted no time slamming president trump for canceling the summit. that happened yesterday. let's watch how the media covered this story. watch. >> it goes that nobel peace prize. >> there you go. >> the letter that the president sent is a friend of mine said in an e-mail to me as i was on the train to new york it sounds like a 13-year-old stream of consciousness in a breakup letter from overnight camp. >> a total breakup letter and you realize like when your relationship starts souring but you want to be the one to breakup first so you cut it off but you're like maybe we can leave it open-ended. liz: okay, let's bring in the power panel deneen borelli and eric schiffer. deneen your reaction this is a breakup letter? >> this is absolutely outrageous liz. this really shows you the hatred that democrats in the media have for this president for president trump. they don't want him to be successful with anything and we're talking about national security for the world. that includes them as well. i mean what part of this do they

not get? north korea they kill their own, they imprison them, they starve them, they torture their own people, they have artillery pointed at south korea, no good, nothing good has come from north korea. they need to be reigned in and it's a shame that the media and the left is doing and saying what they are doing but it's really exposing them for what they are. liz: eric laura ingraham went after msnbc stephanie ruhle after she called trump canceling the summit a huge wow for us. let's watch. >> well at least stephanie ruhle is kind of admitting that the media do not exist to report on trump, but to revel in his perceived misssteps. liz: eric do you see, what do you see in terms of fair and balanced coverage of president trump getting even this far with north korea? >> it doesn't exist. in most quarters, now there are some journalists that i think are fair and i think are really

reporting, but most, they just are such a hatred and it's intense. laura ingraham is right on the money. i think that at some point, this just continues to i think damage the credibility of so many that want to be considered objective amid the death of objective journalism and it's sad because there's such a personnelment to this and such an in hair enter visceral sort of want to destroy at all costs, even when it looked like we're going to have peace there was always a skepticism there was always some kind of an element. look, i don't think this is over i bet on donald trump in terms of being able to wheel and deal. this is an interim element for business people. this can still absolutely happen and i thought his letter was actually different and unique and it's something that could actually work. we've gone years with nothing north korea. liz: deneen to eric's point,

there's a lot of time spent in the media on issues that are really not pertinent to what's at the heart of the matter and that is what exactly is going on in north korea? you just pointed out a parade of horribles there. north korea has called its approach with south korea "an immortal achievement. " they're about honor over there and they have to save face over there that's very important so the impetus i think would be on for north korea as today to do that summit with trump. that's the reporting that we need to focus on i think right? >> well sure and think about the sanctions as well they're hurting themselves. liz: oil traders, block oil into north korea go ahead. >> but this is clearly a clean-up aisle 5 moment because we've had past presidents who have allowed north korea to just run rogue and not really try to reign them in, so for the media and the liberal, the democrats for them to say and do what

they're saying for people like nancy pelosi saying that kim jong-un is a winner here, is really telling and it's exposing them for what they really are. they don't want the president to be successful in any way, shape or form and that harms the country. liz: aside from the middle east this is probably one of the most serious situations in the world with what's going on with north korea. does the media apologize when they get it wrong? what if the summit does take place. eric you remember, ronald regan walked out of the talks with gorbachev and the soviet union collapsed five years later. >> i think you will have some that are more reasonable that will admit that they got it wrong, there will be some that don't like trump that will still be forced to speak what is true. i mean you're not going to be able to deny if there are no longer any missiles or nuclear weapons. it will be interesting and i think that let's let the facts play out because i'm optimistic. i'm optimistic this president can wheel and deal and make this

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the first meeting we knew about the second meeting, i think there was a little change in attitude from kim jong-un, so i don't like that. liz: okay so what other levers being pulled behind the scenes? what's going on with this 3d chess game that is the u.s. north korea and china talks it is the biggest power play happening right now. earlier this week amid u.s. china trade tensions president trump seemed to blame china for trying to sabotage the president's summit with kim jong-un. this as the trump adminitration today said it will seek a deal to save chinese telecom giant zte. remember republicans in the senate don't like this at all. they see that as a military and national security risk let's bring economist and author of the capitalist code ben stein in on this great to see you ben so where do you come down on all of this? ben: great to see you. i don't think the chinese wanted to stop the trade with the u.s. at all, the chinese are trading people, they're incredibly efficient exporter and they're not going to stop and i think they're going behind

the scenes welcome any reprieve we give to zte and that'll make them happy. i don't think they want to damage our relations such as they are which are to be very slight with north korea. i think the summit's going to happen. i don't know when but it'll happen at some point. why north korea has chosen this time and place to soften its attitude i'm not quite sure i don't trust them as far as i could throw them, but i think that mr. trump has done a brilliant negotiating job and the democrats to be gloating over any possibility this deal won't work is shameful. liz: so do you agree or disagree with the idea that china may have put the kabosh on the north korea talks with the u.s. to improve its position in the u.s. trade talks? >> i don't think so at all. their trade position is so strong already, they don't need to do anything to improve their trade position. they are such a powerful nation, they know it, we know it,

everyone in the world knows it. they don't need to do anything like that. whatever man p you legislation they're doing i don't think they're doing over trade. they're such an enormous exporter, it's trivial to them. liz: let's get to the u.s. economy in the mid-term, the gdp growth has been improving for seven straight quarters, talking about a 4% growth rate, wages are up 3% year-over-year but we've seen ben mortgage rates rising at a pace not seen in nearly 50 years that 30 year rate is climbing toward 5% what is your take on the housing market if home values have gone up the median average now is around 260 k, according to the national realtors association. will the housing market be a problem for the republicans

chances in the mid-term? >> i don't think so at all. the housing prices are still a good deal for most people and most parts of the country, there are bobbles, there's one in manhattan, seattle, san francisco, there's one certainly in my neighborhood in beverly hills, but by and large, buying a house is an incredibly good deal in many many different ways and the reason that interest rates are going up so fast is they're so very low artificially for such a long time it makes total sense for them to go up and to go up by quite a bit and i don't think 5% is the ceiling that they go up up to. they should be much higher than that. there's just they've been suppressed by federal reserve policy. that federal reserve gloves and clamps are coming off. they'll rise to a certain level and then if they're too high then they go down again, but there's nothing to me that says we're anywhere near the end of the housing boom and even if the housing boom were to taper off,

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liz: so what the president is calling spygate scandal now republicans devon nunes and trey gowdy they were upset after the briefing yesterday that reportedly did not receive the documents requested about the effective informant who spoke with several trump campaign advisors during the election this as democrats now slam trump and republicans for calling informant a spy, saying this informant was merely a confidential source, was not inside the trump campaign, and was focused solely on russian hacking of clinton e-mails. all this and democrat e-mails as well. all this as former president obama jokingly bragged about his administration at a conference in las vegas wednesday saying no

scandals happened on his watch. well we counted a few, nearly 20 actually. here they are. the iranian deal with russia, irs targeting of conservative non-profits,) fast and furious, va waiting list, and the clinton foundation and state department pay-to-play scandal, the list goes on and on and we counted another that tops the list. that use of the informants reportedly on the trump 2016 campaign let's bring back the panel deneen borelli and eric schiffer. eric, you know, democrats are trying to shut this down saying there was no spy, this person was merely an informant. the question is, if that person was paid, it's not just a confidential source, it is a spy right or an informant? >> well it's an informant and what we don't know and what we should know is to what extent and what was the scope of this person's mandate, and you know it's one thing to be investigat

ing the russia side but we don't know whether there was some other mandate and we should know and that's really what this is about because it's not about whether he worked inside the trump campaign. you can be a spy and be remote, come on so what are the details and it's really about the details to determine whether there was something going on moreso and when you couple that with the obama assertion that he never had a scandal, i mean, iran, the gun running and mexico , it really causes you to have to say how can he think that? what is going on in his head. this is an intelligent guy to some level he can read the paper and the news and to just ignore that makes no sense. liz: to eric's point this informant we don't know if it went all the way to the top to obama as president obama was getting the information, remember the unmasking of names all of that that went on?

this informant was on the payroll for other work for the u.s. government so if it turns out he was getting paid deneen he's much more than a confidential source as he's being talked about? >> yeah, "spy" liz, this was a spy, because the trump campaign was not aware of this. they were gathering information, they unbeknownst the to them and for former president obama to make a comment get ready for more propaganda from the obamas because they have a huge deal with netflix so who knows what they'll be putting out to the public but this is outrageous, and all americans should be focused on this -- liz: do you know what people are so angry about this they feel it's rotten to the core now whether you agree or disagree about a deep state there was some individuals who were putting political bias moo their jobs and eric here is the story coming out now breaking news more undisclosed e-mails between fbi officials peter strzok and

lisa page. the fbi agreed to release to judicial watch 13,000 pages of undisclosed never before seen e-mails but here is the thing eric losing looks like slow-walk over the course of the release over two years your reaction to that? >> well, why? i mean that's really the question, why and what are they trying to hide if they are and to the extent that everything is exculpatory and there's no issue and no problem why would they not want to rule it out quickly and get it behind them and then the rule of crisis management is if you have nothing to hide get it out. put it out there, so that raises a lot of questions and those kinds of moves are what hurts credibility and credibility is at issue here whether it's over the spying side or whether it's over this that's what they need to deal with and that's why i think so many patriotic americans are beginning to really wonder what's up. they're really becoming skeptical because the facts just

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workforce. one of them will make it easier to fire federal government slack ers. the panel is back t react what do you think of this one deneen? >> well what do you know this new novel or what listen where i come from corporate america if you didn't do your job and you didn't perform and there weren't results you were out the door, so what the president is doing is reigning in government gone wild and he said he was going to clean-up washington and that's what he's doing making it easier to fire people who were not being productive, why would a productive person want to be productive if they see joe schmo e not being productive so i think it's great. liz: thousands of federal workers don't do the job that taxpayers sent them to do in washington, eric, they get paid to do full-time work on union duties like collective bargain ing. 175 million bucks there spent by taxpayers on those workers, and the president wants to look at those union federal union contracts and what those contracts entail. what do you make of this part of the story? >> i love it. i love it because what you have

are federal employees that essentially are able to work on union duties pretty much the majority of their workday, and that's been okay. that's been allowed. why we the taxpayers are allowing them to benefit some organization that really is there to protect them, so what donald trump is doing is he's bringing accountability. i have many different companies, liz, and you've got to be accountable to stay there and to work there and to perform. he's bringing accountability to whether it's in this situation with the unions or to ensure that you can fire people. that's what's going to make our government work effectively and actually take out the costs where taxpayers are not going to have to spend money and have it go up in flames and they're hard working dollars and i love it. i really think it's great. liz: last i checked there are 80 federal government unions, okay

let's go to this story hollywood producer harvey weinstein pleading not guilty today to first and third degree rape and committing a criminal sex act after being arrested for the alleged assault of two women. weinstein's behavior ticking off the me too movement that brought down hollywood and media personalities alike. we're talking matt lauer, charlie rose, to name a few and also gave voice to actresses that accuse weinstein who said they were not being believed and their stories were not being heard. deneen your reaction to his arrest? >> well yeah i do think the arrest was a long time coming. i believe there are a lot of accusations coming out against them overseas as well so it's not just the united states but the movement has allowed the doors to be opened for women to come forward because they were afraid of being retaliated, but it's unfortunate that it took this long because there were so many other women who could have not been in this situation. liz: eric final word 10 seconds i'm sorry my friend.

>> look i think there's justice for women, from coast to coast, from around the world, and they're finally having some kind finally someone who ran amuk is paying the price. liz: eric and deneen, i think you're let go for the weekend you did your duty. you worked hard thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> enjoy. liz: that growing revolting california against the state sanctuary law, another new city now saying it will join the trump lawsuit against that policy. the details, next.

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liz: to the growing revolt in california against the state sanctuary law it just went to another level. carlsbad now voting to join the

trump lawsuit against california sanctuary policies. more than 15 cities and numerous counties now in open revolt they don't like that law at all and they say it turns their cities and towns for criminal illegals including violent gang members like ms13 and look at this, breaking news the new poll from harvard university in harris shows a majority of americans do agree with president trump's comments, characterizing members of the ms13 gang as "animals." 56% say it's fair to call them that let's take it up with california gop gubernatorial candidate john cox, who the president now endorses great to have you on, sir. what do you make of the poll? >> great to be with you. liz: what do you make of that poll and the revolt in california? >> well nobody wants to live next to ms13 members have you read the stories about what these people do to young girls and they threaten young people to try to get them to be part of this gang, they're basically terrorists and living in our

communities and the sanctuary, you know, state law that gavin newsom and jerry brown cooked up says that if you've got ms13 member in a lockup, you can't let i.c.e. know and get them the heck out of the country. i mean, that's ridiculous. the democrats i've been in debates with kevin newsom where he says oh, this is all about immigration and racism. no it's not. it's about criminals it's about evil people, animals i agree with the president like these gang members, who chop people up and do horrible things to communities, and i want them out of this state and i want them out of the country and when i'm governor, one of the first things i'll do is get rid of this sanctuary state. liz: you know, sir, the border patrol guys they're saying listen they don't just kill they torture, so -- >> absolutely. liz: that's why they support what the president said about calling them animals. nancy pelosi says it's dehumanizing them to your point the media is saying this isn't

attacking immigrants. what is your take on nancy pelosi's comment there? >> well, you know listen, i don't know what she's trying to do there. i mean maybe it's her whine and cheese constituency up in san francisco the elitist. i'm proud of what the president is doing and i'm also proud he's endorsed me to be the next governor of this state because he knows that i will work with him on getting the border wall built, on ending sanctuary state , and frankly, on lowering taxes and turning the state around and the whine and cheese brigade that nancy pelosi appeals to is a definite tiny piece of this state. this state, elizabeth, you know it. this is composed of working people who are having a really tough go of it under the constant pressure that's put on by the gas tax, by the incredible spending and the cost of living in sacramento. liz: and to your point, i mean, even arnold schwarzenegger

couldn't deal with sacramento it was tough to get things done. to your point immigrants who stood in line and got in here the right way and minorities say they don't like the sanctuary policies, they think it's wrong. no. liz: so what about this story line that democrats want illegal immigrants in the state in order to get their votes can you explain that? >> i don't understand that at all. obviously they've issued driver 's licenses to undocumented people but i talked to a immigrant doctor today who made a nice contribution and he told me, he said i am 100% behind you, because he and his family waited in lynn and they became legal immigrants and they're offended that gavin newsom and jerry brown are passing the sanctuary state law and harboring people that are criminals. liz: john cox thank you so much for coming on sir great to see you. >> thanks elizabeth. liz: we're going to be right back. don't go away. for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it.

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liz: programming alert. cisco chairman and ceo will be on tonight with maria bartiromo. have a great memorial day weekend, thank you for watching, charles payne is now with "making money." >> good evening i am charles payne, market ends day and week mixed but there are winning trends you should know about. i think they will continue. i will lay them out for you later. spygate heats up. lawmakers exchange jabs. and president ramps up his rhetoric. >> we kickoff with latest on summit, which might be back after kim jong-un blinked. president trump said that u.s. is still talking to no ko about a official meeting. >> we're talking to them now.