ron desantis and rick scott. be with us tomorrow. thanks for joining us, and good night from new york. trish: the most of significant change to border policy in a decade. president trump take action against the onslaught of migrants heading toward pour border. the president abandoning the policy that allowed migrants to claim asylum after crossing our border illegally. the mexican government revealing thousands of migrants are demanding buses, buses to take them north to our borders. demanding. all this as they refuse mexican

asylum. why stay in mexico if you have got a shot come together u.s. it's happening in the dramatic and increasingly uncivil political backdrop here at home. dnc chair tom perez claims the president's firing of jeff sessions is worse than watergate. we'll set the record straight with presidential historian doug wead. president trump: i will give you voter suppression. you just have to sit down, please. i didn't call you, i didn't call you. trish: the president trying to rein in an out-of-line cnn analyst. "trish regan primetime" begins right now.

trish: president trump's administration rolling out tough measures that would deny asylum to any migrant that tries to enter our country illegally. they are en route to our borders. joining us, attorney misty merrick. walk us through the implications. but we have learned tonight from mexico that thousands of migrants are refusing mexico's offer of asylum. and not only that, they are demanding buses, buses to get them to the u.s. i would just say if you are really a victim in need asylum, wouldn't you take the first offer you get? >> absolutely, trish. that's something that has been addressed by president trump back in may. they were talking to the mexican

government about a policy of the first safe country. when you get into mexico. if you left the country where you are avoiding prosecution, that's where you should seek asylum. however, there is no legal mechanism to force that. that's part of the issue. there is no agreement between the country that can legally force somebody seek asylum to seek tonight mexico. the bus issue. we saw a few days ago the same issue demands to the mexican government. trish: how do they demands anything? you are coming in from guatemala or el salvador and you are demanding? saying you are entitled to transportation to the u.s.? i don't get it. >> it's a sticky situation because these people are putting themselves into a dangerous situation, demanding transportation. being denies transportation because there is no legal mechanism or requirement to give

that transportation. and being given the' option of seek asylum in mexico. trish: and turning that down. shouldn't that be a disqualifier? when i spoke to vice president pence he said you are supposed to take the asylum in the first country you reach. >> the issue is there is no legal mechanism, no law that says you have to do that. what the president is change. he's saying anybody that doesn't come in through a legal port of entry and seek asylum through they will channels will not be eligible for asylum. so this is shattering. for years and years congress has not been able to wrap their minds around immigration reform.

donald trump is taking a measure to limit people who are come together country illegally from seek asylum. so if it works both ways. it limits the amount of people who have have those claims and it could deter those not entering the country legally from doing so. trish: anywhere else in the world. if you are coming from pakistan and you want asylum in the u.s. don't you have to apply as a refugee to get a visa to get on a plane to land at jfq to come to new york and proceed count proper path to get asylum? you can't just break in. they wouldn't take you on the fleant first place. >> that's why the border countries present a unique problem. the way the federal statute is drafted requires somebody to just be own american soil. that's what donald trump has called a loophole that this

proclamation is trying to address. nobody is saying there aren't valid claims of asylum and there aren't people who won't be seeking asylum and granted asylum. it's just that they have to come into the country legally. trish: play by the rules. >> it's organized so these claims can be accurately assessed. there are 200,000 backlogged claims that haven't been addressed. so all of this is for the purpose of making it better. better for people to come legally into the country. trish where good to see you again. breaking right now. democrats decrying constitutional crisis over the firing of attorney general jeff sessions. dnc chair tom perez throwing out this wild claim on msnbc. >> on a certain level this is worse than watergate. the saturday night massacre.

he kept firing senate-confirmed people until he found a senate confirmed person to do this. trish: just last year, mr. perez, he seemed to be calling for sessions to resign. remember this? he tweeted, and i quote, no spin from trump's administration can hide the fact that sessions lied under oath and committed perjury about russian ties. sessions must resign. i am here to tell you you can't have it both ways, even though you are trying. joining me by phone, former presidential candidate and arkansas governor, hike huckabee. >> it's the ultimate double standard. they couldn't believe james comey was keeping his job until donald trump fired him. then he became the greatest thing they had ever known. all the democrats said he's not

fit for the job. he's a racist. they gave up ridiculous reasons. jeff sessions is a good, decent man. but he clearly was at odds with the president in this job. and the president has the right to put people in positions he has confidence in. people in those jobs serve at the pleasure of the president it's just that simple. trish: doesn't tom perez weaken his argument when he says somehow the firing of sessions is worse than watergate. once again, i fear, governor, that these pundits and these politicians out there have a distorted sense of history. i say that as a u.s. history major. i look at how they apply current-day situations to history. and often it makes no sense, and it's down right despicable and a snrap the face to those who have suffered. it comes to find msnbc. and joe scarborough and his

comments comparing the president to adolph hitler. but this revisionist version of history. does this show you how desperate they are. how worried are they this mueller thing is going to go away because there was no there there to begin with. >> it shows how desperate and hyperbolic they are. and it shows how little history their audiences seem to have. does anyone sitting in their audience, did they past history or physics? how little do they know in order to continue to say this. trish: it makes no experience. >> it's like saying there was a mud puddle outside my home and it's worse than the flood much noah's day. trish: speak of this i are responsibility. there is really, i think, an increasing lack of civility out

there these days. we are seeing it whether it be from reporters at the white house who don't seem to think there is any need for decorum or etiquette. we are seeing it in the streets are antifa protests, many journalists, including one of our colleagues have been targeted. i know this hits close to you, to home for you. because your own daughter has experienced this. sarah huckabee sanders. how did we wind up here? >> it's frustrating for me when people pretend they are professional journalists. they are not. what happened yet was a disgusting display of old-fashioned bullying. you have a person who thinks he's reporter. but he's an advocate. he didn't ask the president a question. he began by saying i want to challenge you. if he wants to debate the president? he has an opportunity. he can get his name on the

ballot in 2020 and run for president. then he gets to debate the man he doesn't like. but if he's a reporter his job is to ask legitimate questions. he may not get the answer he wants. if he doesn't, he has to hand the mic over to one of his colleagues. he's not the only one in there and i'm sure a few of them would like to ask a question. trish: there is a sense of decorum that should come with being a white house correspondents. one of the things that bothered me was that young woman running the mics, one democratic extra just said, well, you know, it's the white house's fault for putting her in that position. last i checked, you didn't need a bouncer at a white house press conference. >> i hope not. that's kinds of crazy where we get to the place where we no longer believe the reporters there are there to do a job, get information, share the with the

people and let the people make up their minds. trish: well put. this evening president trump rolling out new rule to the prevents migrants from gaining asylum when entering i will lily into the united states. this as we are learning the migrants are reef fusing the mexican government's offer for refuge and asylum. chelsea handler shaming white women for voting for texas senator ted cruz. details for you straight ahead. ♪

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got to remember is the democrats moved totally to the left on immigration if it wasn't that long ago when you had democratic leaders even including barack obama saying the same things about the importance of controlling the border and controlling immigration. even more recently, one of the most of interesting ones is bernie sanders. who in the 2016 election campaign aggressively said we have got to do something about low wage, throw skill immigrants coming in uncontrolled. the effect they are having own americans. keeping down wages and driving down jobs. costing the taxpayer. this used to be mainstream. but now they have gone so far left to pander to their activist base. they can't agree with anyone. >> anybody, really. i think in their right mind, if you say to them, you want to

open things up? have open borders? it nation no sense. first off what are we going to do, take in all of latin and south america and say we'll be responsible for every one? there is only so much we can handle. i think any sensible person would look at this and say it doesn't make any sense. who is that beast? chelsea handler? steve: yes. i was about to say, it's people who live comfortable lives on the coast in brooklyn and l.a. and so on who aren't affected by any of this stuff. they see for them interesting restaurants and people in their neighborhood and diversity. but they don't feel the consequences because as it's been documented over and over again, the real impact of mass low-skill immigration is on parts of the country where

people like chelsea handler and people who live in brooklyn and live in the knowledge economy we hear so much about. they don't see the consequences, they don't feel tonight their economy and the schools and their areas and the services they use. that's how they can afford to make these statements about how generous they have to be. it doesn't cost them or hurt them in their lives. trish: the term limousine liberal. you don't have to deal with these people in your community, schools or crime issues associated with a big influx of people. it's too bad. but again it's politically speaking. i don't see how it pays off. i think it backfires. you want to tall join hands and say kumbaya, i would argue we haven't been as welcoming as some on the left would like you to think we have been.

but nonetheless, i don't know where it gets you. if they are trying to campaign for the voters that are here illegally, well, they still last i checked can't vote. steve: that's right. as you saw in the election, stacey abrams in georgia, it may have been a slip of the tongue. she specifically included non-citizens in her list of those who would participate in the blue wave. trish: can i go off on a tangent and ask what you think about the term undocumented? to be undocumented means you don't have the documents. undocumented is different than illegal. i would argue i misplaced my passport and license recently and i was totally undocumented. but being here illegally is something entirely different.

but now it's -- steve: i think it's a good point. i completely agree it's an important distinction. i am here following the process, right? in a sense i'm undocumented because i'm here on a green card. trish: you are documented because you have the documentation. steve: right. but in terms of citizenship, i'm not yet a citizen. i'm waiting in line for that. i hope to start pratt says next year if all goes well. but this goes to the heart after country and rule of law. all those things we hear about from the left. we hear about how donald trump is undermining the rule of law. what about those people who are here illegally and think that's fine. it completely under mines the rule of law. the use of that word is trying to normalize. that's another word we hear all

the time from the left. if you go along with donald trump, you are normalizing his institutions. trish: it's so good to see you. you have a good sensibility about these things. even though you are from the other side of the pond. thank you so much. you can catch steve on fox news hosting "the next revolution." watch it. coming up. president trump telling an out-of-line journalist to sit down during a white house press conference. president trump: take that. i will give you voter suppression. you just have to sit down, please. sit down, i didn't call you. trish: wait until you hear her theory on why the president told her to sit down. that's next.

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>> it doesn't help that i'm a woman. it doesn't help that i'm from a smaller network and i'm a black woman who is not perceived to be part of their base. trish: that was cnn political analyst april ryan reacting to president trump telling her to sit down during a white house press conference. for some reason in her mind the president telling her to sit down was all about her being female and african-american. i hate to break it to you, april. but did you catch the president's interaction with the white male cnn correspondents yesterday? the one where the president told him he's route because he wouldn't give -- he's rude because he wouldn't give up the microphone. just in case you were too inside

your head to notice what was going none the room. the president called jim acosta, the white male correspondent a rude person who should be fired, then he revoked his press credentials. i would argue the president is what you call an equal opportunist when it comes to putting so-called journalists in their place. here is the incident in question. take a look at her being told to sit down and judge for yourself. president trump: take that. i will give you voter suppression. you just have to sit down, please. sit down. i didn't call you. i didn't call you. trish: he didn't call her. he told her to sit down. how is that sexist or racist. how is being told to sit down when you are talking out of turn have anything to do with

discrimination? it was not her turn. she is just yelling questions. the common denominator is these reporters do not know how to conduct themselves with any kind of decorum. it is the white house. there is a protocol. and part of that means not talking out of turn. not yelling across the room. it's not that hard. i'll tell you, we live in a crazy world right now. despite the fact that a white male reporter who also works for cnn was called out by the president. this woman seems to think she is the only victim and it's all because she is a minority. i just don't buy it. joining me right now with more, presidential historian, doug wead. so good to see you. i love having you on because you have a historical perspective on things. if you go back in time, go back

to the watergate times. you think about correspondents like dan wrath more has no use for the administration. have you ever seen anything quite like this? quite like what we are seeing unfold before our very eyes where reporters are hurling their questions across the room at the president, refusing to give up a microphone when they are told to move on to the next one? has that ever happen? >> not in the television era. you can see it with pamphlets and radio, there were wild things directed at fdr on radio. there was a wonderful time with eisenhower, he used to have his press conferences in the indian treaty room. and the reporters could shout from the balconies. there was a reporter who accused him with buying with government funds a helicopter to help him get to his golf course and he

had a fit. he froze and called him a liar and was very angry. it would have reminded you of trump yesterday. but nothing quite like this, no. trish: it seems as if there is literally no respect. i get it journalists broke and asking questions and disputing something someone is saying. that's our job and we do that. or at least we have in the past. and others just want to turn it into a full-on circus. i suppose it has something to do with ratings. i suppose it has something to do with them knowing they are on live television. but i also suspect it has to do with increased division in our society. and i would like your thoughts on that. some how they feel entitled to be as rude as they possibly can. they feel entitled on the left to accuse this administration of

such heinous things like racism that's all okay in their book or even as we talked about before, the comparisons to adolph hitler. i'm stunned by it regularly, and i'm concerned about it. your thoughts from a historical perspective. >> as far as being a racist. they say he's a racist. but donald trump is not a racist. five presidents in the modern era used the n word in referring to african-americans. lbj was shameless about it. but my point is -- donald trump did not. and has not. the point is -- trish: but this woman here. >> let me tell you one quick story because it's not public. my wife and i were helping two young ladies from africa with their visas and it was very

complicated and they were treated unfairly. the president heard about it. the story has never been made public. i brought us into the oval office. he sat us down. he was deeply troubled by what was lapping. he brought in ivanka and he said let's take care of this and they did. but that's not a racist. that's someone who cares about people. trish: he's very -- he has a connection with people that is rare in politics. and you can sort of tick him off on wind hand the politics that had that. barack obama was not one of them. he was a gifted os ortore. -- orator. but back to this woman, the cnn political analyst, she says it's because i'm a woman, it's

because i'm african-american. that's why he told me to sit down. the elephant in the room is the president revoked the press credentials of and white man. >> it's common for the white house to spat with the reporters and it has nothing to do with race. when i worked in the white house david hoffman was a reporter for "the washington post." but he got put in the deep freeze and the post had to assign him to the pentagon because he irritated the president. george will, he offended the bushes. he was close to nancy reagan. great journalist and had great access. but he lost it because he offended the bushes. trish: there is a difference between people not liking your line of questioning, and what we

have seen from the press these days, including in acosta at cnn. and i testified him in the past. but this one was out of line. straight ahead, comedian chelsea handler is not so happy with ted cruz beating beto o'rourke in texas. and she is blaming white women. this is not the first time her shaming of female voters comes into question. it's how truly out of touch hollywood is with middle america. i'm on it for you and i will see you right back here after this. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip.

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comedian chelsea handler is blaming beto o'rourke's senate loss on white women. she must hate herself. 59% of white women voted for ted cruz. i don't know what it will take to be sisters to other women. but we have to do better than this. i guess as long as you agree with chelsea handler, you are on her team. but if you think differently, suddenly she doesn't like you as a woman. i think they are missing the mark with this. i think any woman who thinks someone is going to vote for somebody else just because she is female. we are a lot deep and more

complex than that. >> when she says they are not sisters with fellow women, i take offense to that. i don't vote based on skill color or gender. i vote for it candidate i think can do the most of. ted cruz has a family. he has been a coauthor of legislation to end taxpayer settlements for sexual harassment. he supports #metoo. republican women see that and they want to vote for the pest candidate. chelsea handler had a failed network show. so the on way she can get attention in my opinion is doing that on social media and pinning women against each other. trish: the democratic party is doing a lot of this. i hate identity politics. and i would say much like britt, i don't vote for a gender or

color of skin. i don't even vote for party. i will take anybody who has got a good idea. that's what i care about. the ideas that will advance our country. donald trump was proof that. he brought in a lot of traditional democrats from places like pennsylvania. why do they keep assuming women and minorities will vote in one big bloc. >> we need to vote for who we think is the best candidate. but in the case of chelsea handler she thinks beto o'rourke is the best candidate for what she perceives as the best candidate for women. pro-choice, pro keeping families together at the border. ted cruz fought medicaid expansion. she has a platform and she is

using it. trish: my way or the highway. >> isn't that how most of us advocate. trish: no. i like to think i have an open mind and i'm willing to hear all sides. i wish a lot of people would be more like that. you know you are sales treated with tremendous respect regardless of whether i agree or disagree with you. that should be the course of conversation in this country, not things like this. like handlers tweets on the election outcome. she said 94% of black women voted for hillary clinton because they don't take their rights, liberties or justice tore granted. she goes on and on about white women. i think that maybe some of these races like florida and georgia have shown us, britt, that

identity politics may have worked at one point. and i understand why some people are sympathetic to it. every minority is still facing serious troubles. but what about the future and what can be good as opposed to what is going to hold you back. isn't this a policy that matters? >> you see the way the economy has been under the trump administration. i think that helps all races. i disagree with ethan. i'm staunchly pro-life. that doesn't mean i'm against my own gender. we can have our own differences. am i going to be black listed? >> you are not with women if you don't agree with me. it's my way or the highway. >> it just matters in what she sees as a priority. i didn't say that you would not

be accepted as a woman. trish: can you defend that in any way, shape or form? >> she is advocating strongly for her position and she feels like if i lose the right to make my own choice over my own body. trish: saying britt is at fault because she don't see eye to eye on pro-choice, pro-life. this is divisive and identity politics, i sure hope really loses its luster. i think we are all tired of it. it's great to see you in person. congrats on fox nation. the thousands of migrants traveling in multiple caravans are demanding mexico supply them with buses to get them to the u.s. borderer. this is the mexican government, many of the migrants are

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shooting in a bar in thousand oaks, california. the man responsible for this heinous crime also dead. jeff paul is in thousand oaks, california with the latest. reporter: investigators still on scene as they put this case together. they tell us they do not believe that the 28-year-old suspect, identified as ian david long, worked with anyone else. and they don't have a grasp on his mindset. they spent the day at his home take out didn't clues. there was video recorded by a man who was inside the border line bar and grill. a warning, some might find it disturbing.

it sounds like we are having difficult with that video. among the victims is sergeant ron helus. anyone who knew this man who served for nearly 30 years, says they are not surprised it was him who ran inside. authorities telling us that the medical examiner could start releasing more names of the other victims who were inside, we are also learning from the father of one of those victims that it was a heartbreaking loss and his thoughts and prayers go out to the other victims' family as well as that sheriff's sergeant. the big question remains, why. trish: back to tonight's top story. president trump embark on the

biggest changes to asylum rules in history. they are designed to keep illegal migrants out of the united states. this news coming as we learn from mexico that migrants are refusing their offers of refuge and asylum in mexico, they are actually demanding buses to transport them to the u.s. how do you like that. if you need asylum and mexico is offering asylum. don't you take them up on that? don't you turn around and say no thanks. national border pro troll counselor. it's no laughing matter. but i find it outrageous they are turning down asylum in the country that's offering it, then they are asking for demands like get me a bus to take me to the u.s. >> these people have become empowered because there have been no consequences for their actions. this is a slap in the face.

to turn around and say i'm not going to take you're asylum. by the way, i need a bus. that's ridiculous. thris --trish: you can see theye their country's flags. if you are come together u.s. and you think it's so wonderful. you might want to actually consider i'm just saying, hold our flag, right? the whole thing is so bizarre and counterintuitive. the idea that the left is thinking this is racist not to allow them in and to come up with new asylum rules is troubling. but your thoughts, sir. >> that's the big issue the whole time. it looks like with the new things president trump has said with the stopping the asylum claims, what he's done.

he has taken another step at reducing the illegal aliens entering this country. he does it when he first took office lowering the number of illegal aliens coming in to 35-year lows. we are hoping they can come up with a policy to stop this. trish: will people say maybe i shouldn't do this because there is a whole new set of rules and i can't just break into the u.s. then apply for asylum? >> he did it when he first took office with rhetoric alone. i heard the argument they will try to cross in more difficult areas, or areas where they can put themselves in danger. they need to take that into consideration. don't put yourself in danger. there is a legal way to do it. there is a legal way to claim

asylum. go to the embassies. break into the united states is not the way to do it. trish: we know as well, and the vice president told me these care vans are being assisted by leftist radicals. he cited countries like venezuela being some of them who are assisting them. you have some political types there that the vice president's office and the vice president himself confirm want to cause is harm and cause this chaos. so are they -- are they dissuading them from going about the normal route? are they dissuading them from take that asylum offer in mexico because they want to see them march all the way to the u.s.? >> it's plain and simple it's an invasion. you are leaving a country that has you so oh pressed, but you are waiving the flag of the oppressed country.

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lines of history right now. i don't think i've ever see a news cycle, i don't know if we'll have one quite like this one. which is why we're here live for you every night on fox business. good night from new york city. see you tomorrow. "ken" begins right now. . kennedy: thank you, trish. president trump gearing up for the biggest political showdown in his presidency as democrats vow to go to war over the mueller investigation. the question now, who has the upper hand? the president yesterday fired, well, demanded the resignation of attorney general jeff sessions. he replaced him with matthew whisker acting attorney general, former chief of staff at the d.o.j. democrats crying foul because whitaker called for limits on mueller's power. whitaker oversees the special counsel and according to the "washington post" he does not plan to recuse himself as sessions did, and the dems claim president trump could use whitaker to kilt investigation. here's newly