u.s. rod rosenstein is scheduled to be interviewed thursday by four lawmakers behind closed doors. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish report caravan of -- trish: the caravan of migrants now 7,000 people heading straight towards our border. mexico is doing nothing. will we be forced to send u.s. troops to the border? president trump could make appreciate comments at his rally in houston. in just moments i'll ask white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, what are our plans of dealing with the caravan.

president obama criticizing the trump administration comparing it to a two-bit dictatorship. >> that's not how america works. that's' how some dictatorships work. that's not american. trish: was that america when president obama's irs went after tea party members. or when the attorney general loretta lynch pressures the fbi to call the hillary clinton investigation a matter. and why president obama will not succeed with this revisionist history. a new poll reveals president trump's approval rating is higher than president obama's was ahead of the mid-terms. does this prove incivility from the left like this doesn't work?

>> why don't you get out of here. they were going after mitch mcconnell in that one. "trish regan primetime" starts right now. our top story. president trump calling the migrant caravan a national emergency. the caravan is gaining strength as it moves north. when i first reported on this friday there were estimates of 5,000 people. now the caravan is believed to be more than 7,000 strong and it's still growing. we do not know exactly who is in this caravan. but judging from a lot of the pictures. you look at these pictures and i think we can pretty much safely assume the caravan that is supposed to be filled with families, mothers and children.

when you look at these pictures it's predominantly young men. it's clear at this moment mexico is doing nothing to stop them. mexico allowed them to stampede into their country and mexico has allowed their group to grow and grow by the thousands. we know where president trump stands on this. but what about the democrats? >> trish, congratulations on starting week two. i was tucker carlson's first guest when he took his 8:00 hour and it worked well for him. trish: you are a good omen. as someone on the left as a democratic strategist. you see those pictures and you say what? >> i say that if donald trump thought running on the tax cuts which are quite unpopular would

have worked, he would be talking about that. if donald trump would talk about repealing obamacare again, now that's quite popular, he doesn't want to talk about that. he's under investigation. these are scare tactics we have seen before. trish: it's 7,000 people. we'll save that for another time. but i disfew what you said about tax cuts. americans love it. they are back to work for the first time in years, the lowest unemployment level since 1969. but back to the caravan. you think this is a concocted political moment that is being orchestrated by donald trump? >> two months ago it was noy tibbetts who got murdered by an immigrant in iowa. and i remember newt gingrich coming on the air on fox and said we should keep talking about that. now it's the caravan.

trish report caravan is very real. mollie tibbetts. her life was very real and her family wants to us keep talking about that. 7,000-plus people. look at that picture, richard. how is that not real to you. >> the problem is if donald trump was such an effective president, the single thing he campaigned the most of on was building a wall with mexico and have the mexicans pay for it. he just cut a deal with mexico about nafta and they didn't agree to pay for anything. trish: mexico should be doing a lot more to stop this. the president did say he was willing to cut the 2.billion in funding. we give quite a bit of money to mexico as well. we can cut it all. if they can't get their act together, we are willing to do that. i want to get back to this idea you don't think this is real. what will happen when these

7,000-plus people show up at our doorstep. what should we do? >> the history of the caravans. there is safety in numbers for them as opposed to going in ones and twos. and this notion donald trump says if you look there is ms-13 and middle eastern thugs. i'm waiting for him to say there is jimmy hoffa and amelia earhart. these people are walking thousands of miles. ask our viewers what it would take for them to walk to california. trish: i want a sensible explanation what you want to do when 7,000 pluts people show up on your bored and you don't know what kind of criminal record they might have. what do you think? we should invite them all in? >> no. when the democrats were in charge of the u.s. senate in 2013 thanks in large part to

john mccain and modeled after george w. bush, a comprehensive immigration reform bill was passed. but it underscores donald trump's weakness as president. trish: the president of the united states is talking about this issue. president trump: talking to a lot of your people, and they are going to form a wall, a different kind of a wall until we get other one built. we need a wall built fast. we have to protect our borders. we don't have borders. we don't have a country. we have to protect our borderers. and ted, you probably saw, did a beautiful job in staring down an angry left-wing mob in our recent supreme court battle victory, whatever you want to call it.

he was great. and thanks to ted, and our other great republicans -- because we had no help from the other side as you know. we now have a brand-new member of the united states supreme court, justice brett kavanaugh. comeers * -- [cheers and applause] also -- trish: we'll continue to watch the president. you heard hip say there are a lot of bad people in that caravan even though richard good stein and other democrats would like you tell you no. the stats are the administration tells us they arrest 10-would-be terrorists on the border with mexico every single day. when you talk about 7,000, the odds are not necessarily with you. fox news strategic analyst jack keane. with a look at what we could do

and should do from a military perspective. good to have you. at 8:00. what realistically can the u.s. military do? >> what guide the military here, he's not talking about using the national guard to supplement the border patrol. he's talking about using federal forces. to employ federal forces in the united states, there is two reasons to do it. one is what we are talking about here, an invasion, and does this qualify as an invasion? that will probably be legally challenged. but he has the authority to do it. the second thing is insurrection. that's when we use federal forces in riots in major cities. this would take -- we have thousands of miles of border. this would take tens of thousands of troops to do what he's suggesting.

trish: the people are coming toward us. can't we tell exactly where they are heading via drones and other technology? >> they will make a decision at some point. a lot of them want to go to california. that's a longer trek for them. certainly they will focus those troops. but it will take a lot to do it. the second thing is -- trish: we should stop them. 7,000 people coming our way, we can top them. >> there is no doubt about that. it's not a mission the u.s. military would be looking to do, to be frank about it. trish: if you say it's an invasion. >> the military does not like controlling people like this. they like to control -- what they are there for is to deal with people who have weapons. threatening other people or people are going to threaten them. they are not in the people control business. i spent my whole life doing this.

this is one of the missions they don't like to do. but they will do it because they have done it with their own citizens in the past when they are rioting in the streets, et cetera. but it shouldn't come to this. we need to get mexico to stand up here. you saw how feckless their efforts were. trish: totally. >> they had a bridge to deal with, a control point right there. some people started to go around the bridge. that could have been easily stopped as they were using the water to navigate across. these people were going to get violent. you could see that coming. they didn't want to get unto an image situation where they were putting down violence. trish: they should have been better prepared for that. we are looking at those pictures of the people stampeding the border fence. the authorities not able to do a

darn thing. they knew they were coming. they saw the video of them heading that way. the mexican president promising our president, we are going to try. that's reality? >> that's the most of cooperation we ever received was that statement. but when it came down to execution -- there are ways to control population without bringing harm to the population. they are called population control techniques. there are ways to do that. they didn't have the stomach to do it. i think the president is absolutely right about shutting down the aid to these countries. let another caravan like this come in. how many more will be stacked up behind it. trish: you are here legally or illegally. and we are not going to allow people to come in like that. it's good to see you. thank you very much. general keane. white house press secretary

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congratulations on the new show. trish: thank you very much. i want to start with this caravan. we hear about families and mothers and children. but i look at that and see a lot of young men. what do we know about the demographics of this group. >> that's a huge concern for the president. we have to secure or bored and stop the loopholes. we have to change our laws. hopefully they are seeing these images. this isn't what they signed upr up for. these people seat pictures come in and they are startled and they are taken back. the fear is you could have 7,000 people potentially storming our border. but back to the demographics. i know the president said there were some middle easterners in the caravan. that brings up national security concerns. how do we know that? >> we have a lot of information

dowmtion about this. we have 10 known or suspected terrorists that attempt to cross our border every single day. you have this massive group try to push their way across our border. that's why the president wants a system where we know who is coming into our country, why they are coming here and what they want to do when they get hereby. trish: i would only point out there is a very large population of middle easterners in south america in the paraguay region. it's the largest source of funding for hezbollah outside of iran. one of the concerns is who is in this group. who is coming here. what is mexico doing? we got word last week it looked like mexico was trying to stop this caravan. but it doesn't appear that way given the stampede across the border. are we going to us spend aid to

mexico if this caravan reaches the u.s. border? >> we have been talking to our allies in mexico. the president is calling on them to step up and continue to play a big role to stop these people from illegally flooding into our country. the security piece is big. we have seen a huge increase in the number of of males coming and in the number bringing kids here that don't happen to be their kids. and are encouraging the open borders policy that democrats allowed to take place our country and have been purposely advocated for has increased that number and made it far more advantageous for human trafficking and drug cartels. our president said enough is enough. we'll stop dangerous people from coming into our country.

trish: we are hearing you may have a new policy on family separation. what would that look like? might you potentially be looking at the families saying you can put your kid in foster care or bring your child to the detention center. what, the thinking behind that? how far has it gone? >> we are not ready to announce any type of policy change. but what we want to see is illegal immigration stopped. we want to see the massive amount of drugs coming into our country. the cartels, human trafficking. a large percentage of these individuals, women in particular are raped. over 60% of people who make this journey are vie lengthily attacked across this process. that's not good for anybody. we want to see that stopped. the president wants to make sure we are doing everything we can to do that. trish: you don't want to

incentivize people who come here because it could cause crimes along the way. let's turn to the potential for tax cuts. i am never one to turn down a tax cut. i like that idea. but i'm wondering about the logistics and whether you can do this before mid terms. >> if anybody can get it done, it's president trump. he outmaneuvered everything and everyone. they said he couldn't get original tax cuts passed and he did, they said he couldn't get supreme court justices through and he did. they said he couldn't reach 4% growth and he did. they said he wouldn't be able to renegotiate nafta and he did. this is a person who likes a challenge and make sure he's fighting to protect americans and get more money back in their pockets. trish: he's serious about it. >> this is something he wants to get done and you will hear him

talk more about. trish: i know the president said on friday he would consider sanctions against saudi arabia. this is a challenging spot for him and this administration. how do we preserve our working relationship with saudi arabia. >> we are in the fact finding phase. the president wants to make sure we get as much information as possible before he makes that determination. that's why he's demanding he get that not just from the saudis, but other sources. the president will make a determination once he feels he has all the information he needs. trish: i want to turn to this mob issue. mitch mcconnell being heckled over the weekend. sarah, you went through that when you were out for dinner with your husband and in-laws. i know you are a woman, you are a mom, do you ever think we are reaching a tipping points? now you have leaders in party

like hillary clinton saying we don't need to be civil until we win. do you worry about this? >> absolutely. you have democrats literally calling on people to a lifetime of harassment for anybody that worked in the trump administration. you have eric holder saying when they go low, we kick them. this is the type of rhetoric that is from a party that has no other message. they have no policy that people want to support. they have no way and no path to move forward. the president has delivered on every single thing he set out to do and he's wing over and over and over again and they don't know what to do. the on thing they can do is attack the people who surround this president. i think it's sad and disgraceful. the democrat leadership should take a hard look at what they are doing. it's not helpful to the country and not helpful to the party. trish: jobs, not mobs. maybe that's the way to break

through. >> the economy is as good as it's ever been. and that's due to the president's leadership. he delivered whether it's historic trade deals or getting regulations out of the way so companies can thrive or whether it's through the tax cuts. this president put an extreme focus on delivering on the economy and creating jobs. that's why you sight doing so well. trish: more on the left's incivility. did you see what they did to mitch mcconnell? the liberals' desperate attempt to bring down americans and play identity politics. mark my words. this will not work. wait until you hear from former president base accusing the trump administration of doing next. we saved hundreds on our car insurance when we switched to geico.

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>> why don't you get out of here? trish: that was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell being heckled by protesters at a diner in kentucky over the weekend. were you surprised? isn't this exactly what folks on the left are calling for? harassment? we heard them ask for it. watch. >> you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. anymore, anywhere. >> get and please get up in the face of some congress people. >> some would say when they go low, we go high. no, no. when they go low, we kick them. trish: which leads us to jobs, not mob's. the new phrase coined by the

president. i have got to say it's pretty catchy and i will say it may rank up there with one of the best slogans of his tenure along with make america great again and drain the swamp. it's true. when people have an opportunity they are happy. and consequence subsequently, you have jobs, not mob's. brilliant. the way to break through the identity politics narrative nurtured by the left is through economic success. the politicians on the left, they don't want to see any kind of economic success because they want everyone to think they are a victim and somehow they are unable to succeed without all the help the left can give and all that total redistribution of wealth. by the way, it's not like they are giving anything to any of these groups. certainly nothing to help them

get ahead. they give them just enough to keep them down. in new hampshire, a single mother with two kids can collect $35,000 in federal and state benefits. even if she wants to go to work, and many of the people stuck in this welfare rut, no man's land. they want to go to work, but they can't give up those benefits. if they give up those benefits, it cost more for childcare and gals to get to work. and they are make logical decisions saying i am better off taking this handsout from the state. why shouldn't the government find a way for her to help herself. this ways bugs me about the left. they would prefer to tell all these groups, the mother in

new hampshire, or nirls. whatever minorities. they would prefer to tell all of these groups why they are never going to succeed without their help. their help is higher taxes for those americans who are work so the money can be redistributed. they have basic income for everyone if they could get away with it. of course, there is no way to pay for any of this. the reality is the left needs to feel needed. but in a better economy, they are anything but needed, right? jobs, not mob's, it's what we should all want. joining me ned ryun along with jason nichols. i feel like they are trying to keep you down. give you enough to make you feel dependent with handouts but not enough to enable you to get ahead. i think there is some resentment

from many on the left when they look at 4.2% economic growth and the lowest unemployment rate since 1969. this is a policy that's work, isn't it? >> i think the thing that's even more troubling is donald trump's economic policy bringing back manufacturing jobs, wages are starting to crime. those are color blinds. they are blind po to raise, creed, gender, they benefit every american. that's what threatened the left. i have seen poll numbers in the african-american community approval ratings that are quite high. he only got 8% of the black vote in 2016, and it's up to 36% in some polls. his policies. i heart laughter. i tell you what. i think donald trump has the ability to not only lift up the

african-american hispanic community. but i think break the hold of the democratic party on those voting blocs. if he does that, i think the democrats are in serious trouble in 2020 and beyond. trish: jason, are you guys scared? >> no, we are not scared of donald trump. he has shot himself in the foot with african-americans and latinos and family separation and many of the things he has done. we talk about jobs not mobs. president obama added 15 million jobs to our economy. trish: here we go again. >> 96 straight months of job growth. trish: i have been in this business for a while. this guy did not have one bit of economic policy that came out of washington. you know what it was left to? ben bernanke. the trillion dollars we spent on some kind of program here which

wound up going nowhere. >> with all due respect, we have $2.2 trillion add to our debt under donald trump. >> oh, stop. trish: you are not going to win. i'll give you full warning. jason nichols you don't know we that well. but you will never win an economic with this woman on set. you won't. you absolutely won't. michael avenatti, dealing with his own legal problems tonight. a california judge ordering mr. avenatti to pay his former colleague almost $5 million in debt. hours later he was evicted from his california office for failure to pay $200,000 worth of rent. i look at him and his history

and track record. is this the guy your party wants on the democratic ticket in 2020? >> last week and and i discussed this. i don't think avenatti will go very far. i think he has done some things that aren't necessarily things we want to promote. and some things i think that are important. he does his job which is to represent his clients. do you think he should be the next president of the united states? no, i don't think donald trump should be president of the united states. trish: how about hillary clinton is she going to be running? >> i don't think so. i think hillary clinton's day, she had her opportunity. i think she'll try to support the newer members and younger members of the party. trish: you need some fresh blood, right, ned? >> they do. but the voices they are putting out. kamala harris. you were just talking about

universal income. she wanted to call her plan a tax plan. a massive redistribution plan, anyone making under $100,000. when kamala was talking about 80% of the american people being given handouts by the government. trish: we are going to leave it there. 4.2% low economic growth. low unemployment rates since 199. it's not that hard. cut taxes, lessen regulations, it equals economic growth. former president obama taking a swipe at president trump today, accusing the president of pressuring the justice department to punish political opponents. seriously? is he forgetting how his attorney general loretta lynch

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>> it's not a democratic or republican idea that we are not supposed to pressure the attorney general or fbi to use the justice system to punish political oh points. that's not how america works. that's not supposed to be america. trish: dictatorship? really? i'll go out on a limb and say president trump seemed to be going out on a limb himself forgetting how things worked during this tenure. you know what comes to mind? his own attorney general,

loretta lynch pressuring james comey to call the hillary clinton home investigation a matter? it was an fbi investigation. or what about that time when loretta lynch privately met with bill clinton on a tarmac to discuss that very investigation. no, they said they were talking about grandkids, right? with me now to discuss the left's hypocrisy, democratic strategist cathy areu and harlan hill. good to see you guys. i watched president obama tonight say these things, and i was struck by yet hypocrisy, the narrative he's trying to spin. and i think, harlan web's getting a little nervous. he realizes he screwed up so bad with our economy, with this division that's quite rampant and quite popular.

and he had an opportunity and asquanderred it. he does not want to go down in history as having failed and he's trying to reinvent a lot of stuff. what is your reaction. >> can you believe the gall of this guy? he promised to be the most of transparent president ever. but at the end of the day he used the justice department and the fbi as a political weapon against his opponents. he went over one of our colleagues at fox, james rosen and called him a co-conspirator and tried to tap journalists at the a.p. then he had loretta lynch call an investigation a matter to give coverage to one of his allies. trish: he accuses this president

much effectively being a dictator. cathy, how do you defend that? >> he didn't say anything wrong. he said a president shouldn't use the doj or fbi for like a tin cup banana republic dictatorship. what he said was correct because there is nothing wrong with defending it. he didn't accuse trump. trish: that's exactly what he did. >> he didn't say i did or trump is doing it. he said no one should do it. it was a beautiful statement. trish: would you agree the things he did during this years as president of the united states whether going after reports or his justice department trying to influence the whole scandal with hillary clinton, et cetera, et cetera. or even, we don't know exactly what happened, perhaps being okay with this phoney dossier

actually being bad enough to get a fisa warrant and someone, pane american citizen, cathy. >> no president should abuse their executive power. and we are all whrerng the trump administration. we are learning how it all works. we are watching trump and how he handles the mueller -- trish: you are learning what from the trump administration. trish: how bad obama was? >> understanding executive power and who falls under this executive power. trish: harlan? >> i want to talk about the dossier again. the president of the united states, barack obama, leveraged the fbi and justice department to co-fund an opposition research document, the dossier, and they used that to receive a fisa court warrant to surveil the incoming president of the united states and to

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>> he voted against the berpd wall. he voted against kate's law and he voted for obama amnesty. obama amnesty. o'rourke even voted to shield ms-13 gang members from deportation. he doesn't want to deport them. he says they are people. trish: comments tonight from president trump at a massive rally in houston, texas. the bored that concerns so many americans. mary ann mendoza is concerned. her son was killed when a drunk illegal immigrants with a criminal record slammed into his police cruiser in 2013.

this is something that's been quite a cause of yours, just campaigning if you would for tougher security. and i get it. to lose your son in such a futile way. it will never stop hurting, is it? >> no. and it happened in the blink of an eye. this can happen to any of you in the blink of an eye. when you think about, we have american elected -- let that sung in -- american elected politicians who are more concerned about people illegally present in our country, making sure they are taken care of, provide sanctuary for them after they committed crimes and they are basically thumbing their nose at the american citizens who voted them into office. this is what's so infuriating to me. this mass of people coming towards our border, angel families is going to be at the

border this saturday. we are going to hopefully have a venue that shows the barbed wire fencing in southern arizona. not the border fencing americans are used to seeing. i want them to seat porous borders and how these people will cross over in the dark of night after they overwhelmed our port of entry. that's the our plan. we have so many issues. i cannot believe there are people in our country who think open borders and not providing a secure border is right. it boggles my minds. trish: there was a time when democrats were more border security. chuck schumer, hillary clinton and barack obama voted for it. the left has become so left, they think it's more important to protect the rights of these 7,000 migrants headed our way. or they don't believe it.

we heard from richard good stein who doesn't entirely believe this story. reality is you lost your son. he's never coming back. >> i'm permanently separated from my son. there is no story at the border about separation of families that will tug at my heart. they had a choice. i had no choice and my son had no choice, the only place i can visit him is at the cemetery. trish: the man who ran into him, the drunk driver, had a criminal background. only if someone cares. >> i have taken the time, 4 1/2 years out of my life to fight for my fellow americans. this isn't a joyride forward me and i don't do it for notoriety. i do it to get the message out.

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trish: you are looking at a livr the president continuing to deliver remarks at a rally in houston texas. we will continue to monitor that throughout the night for you.

of course a lot going on the caravan getting closer and closer. will the president have to call in u.s. troops? we will be dealing with it as long as the story goes. i'll see right back here tomorrow night. good night everyone from new york city. kennedy is up next. kennedy: president trump holding a major campaign rally in houston texas for republican senator ted cruz amidst great news for republicans a new poll showing the president's approval rating at the highest it's ever been according to this poll and that some high-level democrats openly suggesting the blue waive might be a red light fantasy. what will it all mean for the midterm elections? we have every angle covered. first let's go to present a live look at that rally. a moment ago he told the packed house why they need to get out to vote two weeks from tomorrow night. >> now the democrats