president. the caravan of migrants won't be permitted to move through mexico. congressman matt gaetz is among our guests tomorrow. please with be us. good night from new york. trish: breaking right now. the president threatening to send the military to the border. floaments now we'll hear from the president himself. we are going live to montana where he is holding a rally. straight ahead, former white house secretary sean spicer on why the president will not back down on border security. geraldo rivera on why these countries need to take responsibility for themselves and their own people. the architect of brexit, nigel farage is here to explain why

open borders will never work. he should know. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. [♪] breaking right now. a new development in the battle over the border. a senior administration official tells us mexico and the u.s. reached an agreement on the caravan. edward lawrence has the details. reporter: a senior administration official said the u.s. and mexico developed that plan over the past several months to deal with these migrant care vans. mexico would ask the united nations high commission to set up shelters along the borders of mexico and mexico. >> we'll make sure observing human rights, respecting international law. if there are legitimate claims to refugee they can be processed in a very clear way.

reporter: president trump tweeting tonight, thanking mexico for their help as mexican federal spherms arrived at the bored. if someone is found in the caravan not to have a legitimate claim to refugee they will be send the back. the director of i.c.e. said this is a step mexico had to say. >> people from central america cannot travel through mexico without a transit visa. they are waiting for this caravan to arrive and they will turn them back or not issue transit visas. reporter: a senior state department official says the u.s. has given those countries $2.6 billion.

tonight that aid may still be cut if these countries can't stop those caravans. edward lawrence, thank you so much. we have a live look at montana where any minute from now the president will be addressing all those supporters. you see them waiting for him at that rally. i think he's going to have a lot to say on this care swran. he's talked about sending the military to the border. we'll hear more moments from now. meanwhile, european parliament member nigel farage, he confronted the migrant crisis in europe. nigel, good to see you. >> thank you very much. we have seen this in europe of course. bear in mind the caravan coming top europe wasn't hundreds of people, it turned into millions of people with catastrophic

effects on communities in sweden, germany and elsewhere. they allowed terrorists to come into our country. very few of those who came to europe were genuine refugees. i suspect it's the same case on your southern border. it's very important that the president stands strong on this. trish: you still have the european union. brexit was breaking away from that. but you had a system in place where you had this common currency and it was open borders. you saw the results in germany and sweden and france and the rest of them are dealing with it. we don't have that here. we don't have theoretically open borders with canada and mexico. we are the united states of america. in this case it's worse because you have people coming in. >> we had free movement within europe which softened the way in

which we approached this. this shouldn't be happening in america. whenever the president stands up and says we'll defend our borders, hey, it's not about mexico. and some degree of cooperation. it makes one wonder where many of the democrats stand on this. i think actually many democrats in washington would much rather america was more like the european union with huge numbers of people coming in. trish: then you have to assume economic responsibility for all of mexico. we can't take that on. unless you want to go back to colonial days, nigel. that wouldn't be right either. it doesn't make any sense. this is what is see mind boggling. a woman running in georgia said she thinks illegals should be

able to vote. >> the answer is no. you are not heading in that direction because actually what president trump has done or is doing is what the australians did in saying no we are not going to operate like that. these views, the idea of giving illegal migrants the votes, these views are actually marginal extreme views, and just as public opinion right across europe has said let's adopt a common sense approach, and that's why you have got brexit and a completely brand-new government in italy. the truth of it is president trump is with majority opinion in america and that's why he goes on winning. trish: you wonder if that's why perhaps the rolls are rather wrong. they were wrong in 2016. one would anticipate they might be wrong again as we move forward into mid-terms.

somehow it makes everything feel good to say, sure, open up the borders and let everyone in. it makes us feel somehow better, and we feel like the altruistic version of ourselves but it does not work. >> it doesn't work. we have seen in europe with millions of people coming in, a total lack of integration. and people genuinely upset in their communities, and a growth in terrorism. the president says he believes many of those coming on the caravan are those with criminal records and intend to run drugs rackets. trish: once they are here, we have to deal with it. they apply for amnesty, we give them a court date, and they take to into the united states and we can't find them any more. >> what you have got is small

scale to what europe has suffered. but unless you send the message you won't put up with this, the number will get bigger and bigger. trish: he's talk about sealing that border shut. you and i well know, you have a business background what that would mean economically. you have all those goods coming across the border into the u.s. if you seal the bored shut and none of the trade that typically happens on any given day would be able to happen. what kind of price would mexico pay and us for that matter. >> maybe that's why mexico today is beefing up their southern border. maybe mexico realizes when trump makes a threat like this, he means it. that would be disastrous for mexico. and they are cooperating. trish: i think these countries

have responsibilities in this. we are out there shelling all this money out, and they are shipping their people north to us. >> it doesn't make sense. but what's happening here will mark a turning point. when the australians said, in that case it was a sea board invasion seeking asylum. the australians said anybody who comes to our country by this route won't be allowed to stay whatever the circumstances. you know what snapped the boats stopped coming. it's the same thing here. trish rrp imagine that. trish: imagine that. you look at the numbers and we have seen an uptick in people coming across because we decided we were no longer going to separate people from the children that were also coming across. what do you know, you wonder if

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>> he wants to send the military to the border. >> i want to send the military to the white house to get him. >> that's a pretty good idea. trish: that was rosie o'donnell, and she is calling i suppose for some kind of military coup. i get it she is trying to be funny. but in general it's not funny. it's not just that joke right there on that liberal network. it's the constant rhetoric we

are hearing from the left. that this is not their president. they don't respect this president, they don't respect his wife. and they are calling for some kind of a change, but not just change, overthrowing the government if you listen to alec baldwin in his new show which failed miserably in the ratings. people have gotten way out of line. the mainstream hide yeah is way -- the mainstream media is way out of line. it makes us sounds like we are no better than a two-bit banana republic. for over 200 years we have had a peaceful transition of power. this is what we pride ourselves on. now, a very different time.

geraldo rivera joins me right now. he has not always agreed with the president and many conservatives, but i think he would agree with me, familiar i right? that it reached a level of utter absurdity, not just absurd, but i would argue a little bit dangerous. >> congratulations on the new show. rosie and the president have been knocking heads since at least 2006. they calm each other all kinds of things. i dismiss as comedy gone wrong. the issue of immigration is so fraught with passion, look what happened outside the oval office. you had a profanity-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton over the issue of immigration, whether

the military should be deployed and how hard should we crack down. it's fraught with passion. i will say that the demonstration today by the mexican government in sending the two plane loads full of federales to the mexico-go mexico-guatemalan border, the president and mexico signing that new nafta deal. showing engagement and getting the mexicans to take responsibility for the part their country plays not only for their population but as a highway for people from central america coming our southern border. if the mexicans take responsibility that's a net positive. trish: the president just touched down in montana where he's on his way to a rally.

this president has used the economic leverage he has in that mexico needs to trade with us. wants to trade with us. needed to get that nafta deal done. and you know what? that adds up, and that's power. >> i agree the economic leverage the united states has can be made to play more efficiently in this very, very abrasive issue. but as long as you have .desperately poor people living side by side with the wealthiest country on earth, you are going to have people wanting the american dream so to speak. we understand what motivates the people in the caravan. i understand the united states has to protect our interest and protect our workers. but for generations there has been an ebb and flow over the southern border. trish: shame on the companies

hiring the illegals coming here. the way to do this is the right way. and anybody who is not doing it the right way should pay a penalty. geraldo, i want to ask you about this. this story struck me. this is something we broke last night. on the front page of the "new york times" website it put up an opinion video in which it compared president trump to adolph hitler. "new york times." normally i wouldn't bother with this. but it's the "new york times." i want you to see a clip. >> if you use history and philosophy as a good it's easy to see parallels between trump's words and those from the worst fascist in history. it scares me and it should scare you, too. we flirted with fascism before.

but how are we seeing these images echoed. hung today write rewrote the constitution with the goal of making hungary great again. trish: you get the picture. then they had him dressed up with a swastika on his arm and painted an image like hitler. geraldo, what do you think of that? >> this is a yale philosophy professor. you would expect him too use hyperbole and outrageous insulting comparisons. that's the philosophy professor and that's what they do. i resigned my fellowship sat cal handld college at yale because they discovered calhoun held slaves in the early part of the 19th century. i point out so did george

washington and thomas jefferson. yale is a hotbed of this kind of liberalism run rampant. what is shocking is the "new york times" is offering it in such a highly visible way. you would think the "new york times" would be a little more responsible. there is plenty of room for impassioned discourse, particularly when we are 19 days away from a mid-term election. but for those organs of so bright to become reckless i think is shameful. trish: if we were on a path to fascism that video would never have appeared anywhere anyway. right? >> they would have come for me first. trish: thanks for being here. russian president vladimir putin suggesting isis is gaining ground in the middle east and

the tearist groups are holding 700 people hostage, including americans. but our government is denying this, calling it fake news. what the heck is going on and why is putin saying stuff like this?

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trib * we are minutes away from president trump's rally in montana. you are looking live as supporters gather. it looks like a big crowd. reporter: the big crowd is the big advantage on a mid-term campaigning trip that a republican mentioned by president trump in this stretch of the race. there are 5,000 to 6,000 people here in this hangar in missoula.

i went to an event with a democrat two hours away and there were maybe 40 or 50 people there. he's campaigning for matt rosendale, the state insurance commissioner who is trying to flip this seat. people from the outside are pouring in all the extra money they can because they are comfortable with a lead in north dakota, and they think montana is a good chance. a huge issue here is the ronny jackson debacle when president trump put forward the white house position as the va secretary and senator a jon tester went forward with accusations of misconduct. in montana one in 4 citizens is

a veteran. there was a lot of talk of mob rule. it sounds like the president is here now. so we expect it to be mostly political, but anything can happen. trish: thank you very much, peter doocy. we are look for any kind of headlines the president can bring us on this caravan of 4,000 migrants heading to our border. the president speaking to the crowd in montana. we are monitoring that for you we are look for any headlines he can make on that caravan. russia's vladimir putin is saying the united states may not be winning the war against isis. >> isis representatives have

recently started the area out there and took 130 families, almost 700 persons hostage. i presume not many of the people sitting here now know they issued ultimatums and demands. if they weren't fulfilled, 10 people would be shot each day, and 10 people were shot today and yesterday. trish: a top u.s. official is calling this fake news. we have steve hilton, the host of ""the next revolution"." steve: good to be with you, trish, in your first week. what's putin doing? steve: i think this is all about putin's power and control. it's a fascinating story. i'm glad you are covering it. for nearly two decades he used

the threat of terrorism as a way of justifying his control and repression and both domestically within russia and internationally with this engagement in middle east and syria. a lot of that is justified. he's been tough on islamist terrorism and that's a good thing. but it goes back to that conversation you were having with geraldo. real autocrats and dictators love to conjure up an enemy to justify their power. when we beat isis which it looks like we have done. he says so and he's pleased about it. putin wants to keep the threat going to justify his power. trish: do you think he's flat-outlying? trish: u.s. officials denied this. they call it fake news. interesting timing, right? the fact that steve is coming 19

days before mid-terms and one of the things republicans campaigned on is they have gone the rid of isis. now 700 hostages? steve: the idea that suddenly this information pops up and we need to know about it. it's just ridiculous. it goes along with putin's mischief making. so up he pops with this trying to cause trouble. the big picture, there is no question isis has been profoundly setback by the strong position president trump has shown and our military leadership. trish: i talked to nigel farage from your neck of the woods. we talked about the crisis we are facing as this caravan of migrants is making its way increasingly closer to our border. the president is talking about sealing the border shut.

will that work? aren't there big economic consequences if you do that? steve: yes, but you have got to take a stand. he has shown this in other areas over trade and so on. if you take a position it sends a message things have to change. for years we have had no control over the bored at all. it's been a free-for-all. some of the stories coming from the border authorities. people sneaking across. something has got to change. i think him taking that tough position is a start of something happening. he's been let down by congress. they haven't delivered on the wall they were promised. he's doing what he can within his powers. trish: mexico looks like they are willing to come to the table. we learned that mexico is trying to do its part to set up migrant camps along the border to try to

deal with this flow of people. they may be trying harder than they have in the past in part because of the threat this president is presenting them with. but it's not just mexico. you look at china. suddenly we are talking about china and the unfair trade practices in a way no other president has done. i talked to the president about it. he said, look, i'm here to do what i think is right. not everybody agrees with it. but i look at it and say it doesn't make any sense. if they are charging tariffs and we are not, we have to do something, we have to level the playing field. steve: it's so refreshing to see him doing this. for years and years politicians have been elected and nothing seems to change. the same globalist policy gets pushed forward.

people wanted a change and voted for president trump and for once a politician is delivering on his promises. the basic story coming out of it is strength works. it's the most of important priority for the president. you have got to be strong. and he's showing by being strong you get results. trish: does he keep congress? do the republicans win the mid terms? steve: i believe like you saw with brexit and 2016, they know it's not the dumb thing to support president trump but they really do. the big question is will they go out and vote. trish: hope you come back. you can catch steve hilton on ""the next revolution"" every sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. president trump is speaking to supporters in montana.

we think he's going to lay out plans for a military shutdown of the border as a caravan of 3,000 migrants get closer and closer to the united states of america. a minnesota congressional contender claims he was knocked unconscious by an attacker at a campaign events. where is the outrage they should have over the violence we are seeing.

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and he's battling concussion symptoms. here he's here with his story. thank you, considering you are probably not in the best of health give what you are going through. but we appreciate you being us. punched in the face for being a republican. >> kind of on the side of the head. in the conversation i had with this gentleman prior to this happening i didn't sense any hostility. somebody to my right started talking to me, and i heard this guy say something to the effect of you bleeping people don't give a [bleep] about the middle class. with that i went flying. i was on one of these taller chairs. when my head hit the ground, and the back of my head hit the ground and i don't remember anything after that. trish: do you think this is tied

to the national conversation being had? and it's really not a conversation. you have hillary clinton saying we can't be civil until we win. you have eric holder saying, we need to keep kicking them low. there is a mentality that somehow it's okay to be violent. look at maxine waters who is encouraging people ridicule and harass anyone that looks as though they are sympathetic with the republican conservative or trump agenda. >> exactly, i responded to somebody who responded to my press release i put on facebook with one of those three names. the local paper tore me up. it said how could their opinions influence anybody in rural minnesota. i don't know if they assume we don't have radios and tvs up

there and we are just worried about our goats and cows. i have two democratic senators, and either one of them denounced what happened to myself or sharon anderson. our republican lieutenant governor candidate lad a dfl tracker course its way into her house. he was sitting there with his family. a dfl ag candidate seems to be accused of abuse by a previous girlfriend and nothing. crickets. and here we are literally taking it in the head. fritsc -- trish: joining me, host of "the five," juan williams, and fox news contributor, tammy bruce.

trish: i love 8:00. i come alive at 8:00. what's going on? i know the left doesn't like trump. i know he's not exactly the most of eloquent with his words or tweets. but for hillary clinton to say we don't need to be civil. come on. is that inspiring stuff we just saw from shane? >> i don't think so. i think what she is saying and eric holder is saying, republicans play hardball. they watched what happened with kavanaugh, and they say how come republicans control the white house, the senate and the congress, and they want democrats to fight as hard. trump's attitude, you were talking about trump's rhetoric. democrats are saying why don't we have a trump. trish: i will say this. authenticity matters. you have got to be yourself.

i remember when marco rubio started attacking him on stage. it made me uncomfortable. i think it made marco rubio uncomfortable to say what he said. but for donald trump it rolls off his tongue. if the democrats are looking around they don't have a donald trump. but you have to be yourself. they could have run joe biden. but they chose hillary clinton. tammy: republicans didn't have a donald trump. he came from the outside and he had to fight his way in to get in his position. the political swamp, machine on both sides is tightly controlled with polls and special interests when it comes to what they think people want. but what happened here publicly, i would disagree with my friend juan here. we can sit here and talk about political strategies and what people know and what we think. then there is all americans many

of whom who are on the edge or have trouble and listened to a year and a half of being told the world is going to end, there will be world war iii, everyone is coming off of you. then when you get an endorsement by your heroes to not be civil, this is the result. and we are seeing it with individuals. the susan collins situation. a letter with threatened ricin at her home. we don't see this on the news. there are constant protests in front of her home. it's not what americans want. trish: i did ask the president. i said whether you think it's fair or unfair, we are in a very divided state right now, and he agreed with that. so i said it's up to you as president of the united states to fix it, and he agreed with that as well. you know what he said the answer was? economic prosperity.

you can get rid of some of the identity politics and people will come together if everybody is doing better. he just said something. he did address the caravan that's approaching the united states. let's listen in. >> it didn't just happen. a lot of reasons that caravan, 4,000 people. but i just want to thank the mexican government because they are stopping it hopefully before it gets to mexico. as you know, i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border, if necessary. trish: he's going to send the military if he has to. tammy: i think the strong economy has meant something. he was able to threaten most of central american countries saying i'll cut off all that

money. and he mentioned he wouldn't mind stopping that new nafta. that's what he threatened mexico with early this morning. trish: economic warfare. tammy: they know the president is serious. so they have taken him seriously. this is leadership. juan: republicans struggled with the tax cut that was supposed to be the consider piece of their mid-term election for voters. the economy -- the tax cut which was supposed to benefit the middle class hasn't worked. trish: wages are going up. juan: not the way people thought the tax cut would do. and the deficit is going up. trish: 4.2% growth. juan: he's saying we are going to go at culture wars to fire up

the base for the mid terms. part of that is the immigration message. he said he would defend the country. the open border. they are coming over. trish: they say they need amnesty and we have to process them and they disappear into the country. tammy's point is it's getting kind of open. juan: and i think we have taken steps. trish: sean spicer is next. see you after this. , fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured

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trish: roughly 4,000 hondurans are make their way towards our border with mexico. the president says he'll concerned the u.s. military to our border and shut it down if needed. he said this moments ago at a rally in montana. sean spicer joins me with more on this. sean, it's good to see you. >> congrats on the primetime gig. well deserved. trish: he campaigned on this.

this is this is -- this is a big platform. dose really mean it when he says he'll send the military and shut down the bored? could it happen? >> yeah. your point is well taken. the president made it clear that's border security and national security would all be top priorities for hymn him. you have people marching up from central america through mexico to america. the president has to act. it's been a center point of his campaign and presidency. there is a myriad of ways in which he can do so. but he has so much on the line, he's going to do something. trish: he's not going to let them in. >> absolutely. we are a nation of laws.

this is a candidate and president who made it clear he wants to insure integrity at the border and he wants to make sure people come in legally and with the best intentions. trish: kavanaugh, for example, that whole issue. that may have motivated a lot of people thinking they weren't going out to the polls because things are kind of good. it's the mid-terms, but given the kavanaugh situation, they may be incentivized to get out there. do you think this issue, the border, also motivates them? >> i think all of these have an aspect of motivating people in the sense they illuminate the binary choice that exists. top your point, so many things are going well, foreign policy, safety, they don't necessarily

see the motivation to vote. right now they feel good, whether their economic security or personal security, they don't see the same threat we have seen from isis and north korea we did two years ago. i think as they are reminded of the policies of this president and how they are making this country better and safer, whether it's his judicial picks and tough stance on the bored. it crystallizes why we need to maintain a republican house and senate. i think all those things to some degree help galvanize voters the last 20 days. trish: what's the prediction? >> i think we hold the house and the senate will come down to the wire. trish: you think it will come down to the wire? >> i think we pick up 3 to 5 seats in the senate and we hold

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. trish: you know, sometimes i feel like i'm living in an alice in wonderland alternative universe, because, you know, you're either here in the country legally or illegally, and if you come in illegally, i don't understand why we would allow you to do so?

i mean, it really isn't that hard. but the left has manipulated this issue for political purposes to the point where it's getting really crazy. tell me what you think. i'll see you tomorrow night. kennedy: and now the best hour of your day begins. a potential major victory for president trump on immigration, and it could stop that controversial latin american caravan right in its tracks. fox news reporting less than two hours ago the white house came to an agreement with mexico how to deal with thousands of migrants heading north to the u.s. the largest caravan reportedly made up of 4,000 people currently in guatemala. many claim to be refugees but the president claims the group was infiltrated by criminals. according to the deal, mexico is going to stop the migrants at southern border. the united nations will be there and they're going to be

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