to do their jobs. lou: we hope you have a terrific weekend. thanks for being with us, and good night from new york. [♪] trish: a win for republicans tonight as they get one step closer to cementing a u.s. senate seat in florida. a judge just sided with governor rick scott and ordered the immediate release of information surrounding the mysterious and sudden newly found votes in democrat bill nelson's favor. we have the latest on this developing story. also new this evening. i want you to take a look at this. this is video from the u.s. borderer patrol just in. the border patrol telling us it apprehended over 400 migrants in just 48 hours. they are all crossing the border

illegally and they land in western arizona where they are tonight. this as at least 4,000 migrants continue their march towards the u.s. from mexico city right now. homeland security says there are criminals amongst them. president moving to deny asylum to any migrants who come here illegally in an attempt to thwart what he calls an invasion. the aclu pushing back calling the president's proclamation an asylum ban. what? it's not a ban. they still can apply for asylum. they just have to do it the right way. deepak chopra on the growing incivility on the climate we live the in right now. "trish regan primetime" begins right now.

republicans in florida may be getting a little bit closer to seeing their candidate, rick scott, become an official u.s. senator. a florida judge siding with scott. scott says election officials are manipulating mid-term results in broward county by hiding information about the number of votes cast and the number of votes counts. foxconn firming bags much uncounts early ballots have just been found in that same county. no precise number has been given. but it's expected to be under 100 balance lots total. -- ballots total. this is kind of wild. all these votes are turning up out of thin air. i don't know why they are not counting them to begin with. >> governor scott soon to be senator scott went to the bed

with a 60,000 vote lead. all of a sudden you see that lead come down to 16,000. they can't explain where the ballots came from. it's inexcusable. she was rebuked by a judge and rightfully so. trish: the woman at the center of the controversy has a habit of suddenly finding things. >> you look back at her history. in 2016 she illegally destroyed ballots. she also illegally announced election results 30 minutes before the polls closed. in 2016 she admitted that she allowed illegal immigrants to vote and some felons to vote in broward county and this happened under her watch. now here we are with brenda snipes at the of all this.

the ballot magician needs to go. she is corrupt, potentially income tent or maybe a little bit of both. trish: what i find most of disturbing about this is our elections are the pride of our country in has been all this talk about the russians and how they may have manipulated things. to listen to some folks out there you would think they broke into the voting machines. we know that didn't happen. but when i look at what's going only in broward county, when i look at the rinky dink operations where they are suddenly finding votes, maybe they are stashed under her december sock where. it makes me scratch my head and wonder what kind of protections we have in place because it's not just this election, we have 2020 on the horizon. if americans can't trust the system in which they elect their representatives, then we don't

have a lot. >> the real threat appears to be not the russians. but what you just said. internally. some of these polling locations, the allegations are many. you have senator rubio very well respected. reasonable guy month tweeted out there is an allegation in palm beach county under penalty of perjury that they were taking ballots filled out incorrectly instead of filled in with a black ball point penn and they were remaking ballots without any supervision. it's incredible. we need to look into this. trish: we most of definitely do. talk to me about the significance of what the judge did tonight. this enables the republicans to see what the votes were and are that are suddenly coming forward in broward county.

>> as of 7:10 w.m. congressman matt gaetz was reporting they were still not being given the records. brenda snipes' attorney said no i will not listen to this judge. it's time for the secretary of state to take over. if she won't comply with the judge's order, someone else needs to come in. we need to know what's going on there. trish: what do you think is going on? >> i think there is wrongdoing. she has a long storied history of corruption. there is something going on here. you shouldn't have to be rebuked by a judge more than three times. if you are, something is happening, i believe there could be fraud in here. but we'll get answers in the next now days. trish: why is she still in the position? >> it's a great question.

i don't know. but she should not be in this position. i think that's very clear. i hope governor desantis removes her promptly. trish: we are waiting to find out what those extra hundred votes are coming in. it's a tight tight race right now. new video meanwhile tonight showing the extreme lengths migrants are taking to get to our soil. take a look at this. this is video that came to us from the u.s. borderer patrol. they are going through tunnels. if you can take a look at that. you can see them going through tunnels. they did tell us that they caught 450 migrants this week alone in western arizona. and these major caravans attempt to descend on our country, up to 4,000 people, it's clear there are lots of small ones coming in

every day. 450 people caught in western arizona just in the last 48 hours. president trump trying to stop this influx by signing a proclamation changing aasylum rules. the president is trying to clamp down on this. he wants to limit asylum. let me start by saying do these people coming here, do they even care what their status is? do they care they won't be able to apply for asylum. don't they just want to get mere period? isn't that the goal? >> they can apply for asylum but they have to do it at a port of entry. they still can apply for asylum. but if they are escaping fear and persecution. trish: they can't apply if they

come here illegally. now, if you want to apply for asylum you are welcome to do that, you just have to do it the right way. i'm asking, is it really going to change the number of migrants that come here. will we see the caravan dwindle down? i just don't know if it's going to do enough. >> it's not doing that much. you were right when you said, look at the data. 91% of the people who claim asylum lose their case in the long end. if they are escaping fear and persecution from honduras, they are two countries away. they can apply for asylum in mexico. it's about get to the united states to get a better life. fox news had reporters embed with them and they said i am

come together united states for a better life. unfortunately that doesn't qualify for asylum laws. trish: i get that. and i would like to see a change in immigration rules where we bring the good people in. good people who won't come here and engage in any kind of criminal activity or live off the american taxpayer. then hey, bring them in. we need them. however, however, this is not the way to go about it. it's just not. we learned from the mexican government, sir, that they are actually refusing, refusing the mexican government's offer of asylum. what does that tell you? and can they really do that? if you are an asylum seeker? >> my first question of the asylum officer, if you are

escaping persecution in honduras, why didn't you accept protection in mexico because you are two countries away from that danger. you are right. i will never say all these people are committing fraud. there are people, at least 9% who do win their cases and have a valid fear of persecution. but most of of them are taking advantage of a broken system. you can't want to be part of the great just country on earth and not respect its laws. do it the right way and go through the port of entry. trish: it doesn't seem that it's that debatable. somehow they label us all kind of things. again, i want to stress that immigration is good. we need immigrants. period. but we need people coming and doing it the right way. if that means changing the process and creating an easier

system for the good ones. i think that's what the president said he wants to do, right? >> here is a good part of this. if they go through the port of entry, they are protected by law enforcement. they won't be robbed. women won't be raped. you also take the money out of the hand of the criminal cartels that smuggle them into the united states. the family are safe in a government facility. so the left should love this. trish: we should be able to see the left and the right contact. but unfortunately in the world we are in, and deepak chopra

will be here to help us work through some of that. but the world we are in, nothing sensible gets done. it's all politics. >> they are getting due process, but they have to do it the legal way. everybody who shows up at the port of entry, they will have the opportunity to make their claim. do it the right way. we'll hear your claim and the judge will make the determination in the long run. but if you don't qualify, you have to go home. ignore it and become a fugitive and have a u.s. citizen kid, and in 10 years when i.c.e. find you, people say why do you arrest someone who has a u.s. citizen child. trish: incentive and disincentive. we don't want to incentivize

people to come here the wrong way. the aclu wrongly calling the president's asylum proclamation an asylum ban. it's not a ban. it's merely the president telling migrants, you are going to have to play by the rules. you will have to request asylum through our port of entries. you can't illegally cross into our country first. more fallout from florida's recount battle. she says vote mare manipulation goes both ways. and what deepak chopra has to say about the incivility we are watching tonight in this country. country. he's

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thousands more approach our southern border. this evening the president is attempting to thwart this what he calls invasion by issuing a presidential proclamation refusing these migrants' right to obtain asylum because they came here illegally. the aclu firing back, filing a lawsuit to challenge the president's proclamation. they say he can't do that. that it's in fact a ban. joining me right now, 2020 trump am pain manager. and the department of homeland security says there are criminals and bad acros -- acton the caravan. the president doesn't want to

let them in and the aclu is taking issue with that. are they saying he doesn't have the legal right to do that? >> they are saying this is a clear violation of the immigration and nationality act which means people seeking asylum can come to this country, regardless of where they come into this country, they have the right to do so. trish: there are potential bad actors among them, gang members, et cetera. the president has expressed concerns about potential terrorists in the group. it's not exactly the moms and kids that we have heard the media describe. how do you make sure the bad ones don't get in. >> that's why we have the immigration process. also i will tell you for those who do make it in, they will go

through the process that we all know. keep in mind, they will be detained and some will be released into this country. so this is a process in place. but it goes to a bigger question and a bigger problem we have in this country, comprehensive immigration reform. not the patchwork the president wants to do. trish: he can't get to first base with congress. he can't get his wall, he can't get the funding to secure the border. he's met with all kinds of obstacles from democrats. he said look i wanted to roll out a big read carpet for those people who want to come here. he married two immigrants. i don't get how people are trying to say somehow that this is about being anti-immigrant. i think it's have much about changing the policies and having

some kind of meaningful immigration reform going forward. >> it comes down to people's lack of understanding of the laws. we have laws that allow people with meritless claims to come into this country and stay for years because of the backlogged court system. asylum is not valid if it's just for economic migration or generalized violence in their country. they need a specific claim. and the claims are getting higher and higher. in 2013, it was one out of 213 people, now it's one out of ten. they see the system that allows them to come through and stay for years without having to face deportation. >> these people are not coming here because they don't have better things to do, they are

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then you have got aclu getting in on the act. i would love to see some kind of meaningful reform. but instead i worry that we are getting bogged down in politics as usual. >> we needed meaningful reform long before 2018. republicans and democrats have not come together in congress. they didn't make it happen, did they. as a result of that, not only are american citizens at risk as people pour over and we don't know what they are bringing. trish: i will leave the criminal stuff aside for a second because there has been many instances of illegal immigrants actually having criminal issues. but we are going to leave that aside. i want to talk about the economic consequences of it.

antjuan, how do we say we can take care of you? that is economically not smart. >> you don't have disagreement with plea. we need comprehensive immigration reform. the president had a tremendous opportunity le graham'' had a bill and it was rejected. mccain did the same thing. trish: lovely to see you, antjuan. and madison, good to have you in the house. ballots mysteriously turning up in broward county, florida.

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trish: breaking tonight. dozens of new ballots found in broward county, florida. funny how this county has these ballot issues? earlier this year a judge ruled our county supervisor of election there violated state and federal law by destroying ballots from a 2016 congressional race too soon. get this, county supervisor rendon snipes said it was a mistake on her part. how do you get to keep that job? doesn't come along and say you violated the stuff before and you're clearly not the best housekeeper when it comes to keeping track of the vote so why do you get to stay? my question, how do we keep our election system from partisan hacks like brenda likes from being saved? we run the risk potentially that there may be malpractice going

on. joining me with a stake idiot reporter for the health joe contact. good to see if it happy friday. >> we had no such problems in jersey. our building is smooth. jersey. trish: i worry about it all over the country. i look at end of snipes and has a history of problems so how do all these votes just show up? how does that happen? how do they not count them when it is time to count them? >> do you watch baseball? trish: i used to collect baseball cards as a kid. >> you understand the role around. smart move. three strikes and you're out. you understand that rule? she's held this position since 2003 and since 2003 there been

problems with absentee ballots and restoring ballots. as you mentioned last year a judge ruling she broke federal law by destroying ballots. to the point when you get to strike three i would think when the same thing keeps happening over and over again how do you keep your job in these situations? the destroying ballots part that i talked about was when represented wasserman schultz was in the primaries it always seems to benefit one direction and not the other as far as it is going on but good news is you are for justice or want to get to the truth rick scott has one now to lawsuits in the situation to not only find out how many ballots are being counted but to witness it happening. she's been doing this behind closed doors. in 2018 after hanging chad in 2,000, unacceptable and can happen again and look like judges are saying the same thi thing. trish: how concerned should we be about - you get these rinky-dink operators like her and that are highest in their

own way and run the risk that people's vote are counting the way they should. who is to say they are not more brenda stakes out there? how do we protect against this and should this not be a big deal? the elections it's the thing to do that and that is what we have as americans, joe. >> good question what you asked. i know not supposed to say this on television but i don't know how you prevent this from happening. only thing going tonight is maybe retired judges can oversee ballots in these situations and supervisors of elections because you think they have integrity but honestly there's so many different counties throughout the entire country and judges have been known to be biased as well. i'm not sure where you find that person overseas. trish: person that used to oversee them in my small little town in hands are growing up, i

will never forget, 18 years old when to register to vote and i kid you not, joe, she filled out the form for me and checked off democrat. for me. >> , on. trish: no, my mother was there and she was a big democrat so i went along with it but a couple years later i went back and was always struck by that remember it to this day because she should not have done that. it's my choice and went back and registered as an independent couple years later but it makes me think about all these little places all over the country where people are running these elections have their own biases and how people are affected by that, voters. >> if she still around in new hampshire? it be funny if you took the camera crew up there. [laughter] trish: i don't want to get her in trouble but i never forgot that. it stuck with me at that moment and i was determined to go back and then an independent ever since. joe, good to see you.

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trish: breaking tonight, president from approving california's emergency declaration. this is several fast-moving wildfires rip across the state. tonight at least 64 dead, thousands of structures have been destroyed, thousands forced to evacuate from their home. our own jeff paul is in calabasas, california from the latest. hello, jeff. reporter: the world the fire is burning out of control and more than doubled in size from the last at 14,000 acres. it is now 35,000 acres and

growing as you take a look over here firefighters not only trying to get containment trying to save homes out here but unfortunately, in the same right many homes don't have quite a number yet of how many structures have been destroyed because they been sending all the resources to get this fire under control. it is zero contained, thousands of people have been activated and back we spoke with one earlier list here for years and said he's never seen a fire quite like this could take a listen. >> we are watching the fires and we could see the whole ridge over there and i thought we would be safe. then when the fire jumped the freeway down there and came up the backside surrounded us. reporter: a bit of good news tonight. the winds have died down significantly. take a look up and do the hills you can see hot embers and active buyers burning here in this area just northwest of los angeles but the bad news is they are expecting strong winds to

make a return later this weekend so not even think about tonight but about the days ahead. trish. trish: jeff, thank you. our hearts go out to all of them right now. breaking, there is a brewing ballots battle in the state of florida. it's happening as we speak. elements this evening with governor rick scott filing suit over the states senate race alleging left-wing activists will still his program victory and tonight the court siding with governor scott. granting republicans immediate access to ballot information in broward county. here's what governor scott had to say about the lawsuit. let's watch. >> everyday since the election the left-wing activists in broward county have been coming up with more and more ballots out of nowhere. we all know what is going on. every person knows what is happening. their goal is to keep mr. sleep i need more votes till election turned out the way they want.

trish: 20 me, even finding them. apparently they found as many as 100 that they were supposed to be revealing this evening according to fox. fox news can do better and niece of doctor martin luther king junior, doctor king. and you and wonderful to have you here. you been saying this goes both ways that we've seen all kinds of voter relation on both sides, is that right? >> well, you know, trish, you have to remember i was a youth organizer in the 1960s when everyone is fighting for the freedom to vote and the liberty to vote. i surely do support that but i support the information that you are sharing here with these ballots appearing and coming in from nowhere. i want to give you my own personal experience but i'm a member of the national diversity coalition for trumpet when he was candidate trump and bruce lavelle and darrell scott, we funded this organization and he

said you will have to educate voters that they don't have to only vote in one party. when i went to vote for president trump i went to the poll in the african-american community and said wait a minute you gave me a valid and these are not the candidate i want to vote for. my candidate is not here. one of the poll workers and said this is our ballot and these are our candidates. i said ma'am, no, it's not the ballot i want. she went on and so i got very loud and my son was there to vote and his eyes stretched and i said i want to vote for donald trump, give me that ballot. that really did happen to me at the polling place. later . trish: in 2016? [inaudible conversations] >> this year in the polling place again and i asked and said i wanted to vote and they said will, what did you vote for in the primary and we don't see her name and we don't thank you can get the ballot.

i said i will call the police, governor's office and the cia, fbi and i did dialed the governor's office and became loud. they said ma'am, if you come down will give you whatever ballot you want. that actually happened. trish: doctor king, you know you're right. you are someone - i was an 18 -year-old kid and i did not know they were filling the form out for me. it struck me as off but i was a kid. you know you're right and what about people that don't? >> diversity is key. we have to get used to the fact that poll workers who we've gone through technology and some of the poll workers have been there forever and not used the technology and don't know what to do and hide the ballot try to switch them and many like the ballot in all this does go on and then they want to accuse the republican candidate of voter suppression. go and look and see what is happening in my communities was

happening right there in the polling places. we need to educate people, let people know you cannot be herded like cattle into one party. i believe we have to have reform. trish: i love to see the reform. i'm struck in new york that you don't have to show any id. i always bring up because unlike somewhere or somehow in the back of her head i'm thinking someone could be asking for my id and what do i do if i've already voted? >> that does happen, yeah. trish: doctor lb taking, we cannot allow it to happen. this is what is so integral to who we are as an american and important to the success of our country and faith in our election system. >> trish, that's why i make a personal appeal. voting is personal. i want to not have to say who they voted for but i'm willing to publicly say what i have done to let people know that you have

rights. you should not have your vote with a belated and it's okay if you live in a community where people vote for different parties. african-americans, please, you don't have to vote as a democrat but someone said it's the law and i have to vote democrat no matter. i said look, how we vote for not aborting babies if you vote on that ticket right now? well, i have to. i said what can happen when you go to church on sunday? they're having this problem across america because . trish: if you want less relation - >> lower taxes and you want to have faith in your committee and jobs for your own children congratulated in your family. trish: i can't believe that happened to you. thank you for sharing that story, doctor king. wow. that needs to stop it thank you so much. coming up, a lot more ahead. trish regan, primetime, straightahead, deepak chopra is here. he will give us his advice for

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you tell them they are not welcome. >> when they go low, we kick them. [laughter] that is what this new democratic party is about. >> cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. trish: it is getting bad out there. it really is. people are being targeted and it is not right. basically his ability has gone to the point where it has reached such a fever pitch and it needs to change. we need to move forward as country and we need sides to come together so legislation gets through. we need to stop saying things like we will not be civil until we win. what do we do right now? how to be change that? what can you do it yourself?

how do we change the political environment? given how toxic it has gone. my next guest may have an answ answer, author of you are a universe, and cofounder of the chopra center for well-being. doctor deepak chopra, good to have you here. welcome. we need you. been a tough week. what has happened? >> in any democracy there's always tension between those that are called liberals and those called conservatives. conflict is healthy. unless you have a little conflict you don't have creative solutions and checks and balances but when it gets belligerent and divisive and acrimonious and hostility comes . trish: in dangerous. >> in dangerous, as i say a house divided against itself will not last. our house is now our country. trish: .

trish: i worry about this right here on tv and i set it on tv that we becoming ungovernable, the two sides are fighting so much and becomes more about soundbites on television and he saw what maxine waters was saying and - by the way, i'm nothing but sides are guilty of this but i really don't like hearing that rhetoric and don't like hearing hillary clinton saying we don't need to be civil until we win. you have advice and you say there is a pretty easy way to solve this. i like to hear that. >> there are certain rules that you follow that you can resolve almost every conflict. you treat your anniversary with respect. trish: that is number one, respect. >> two, recognized the both sides had a perspective of injustice. number three, learn to forgive and offer forgiveness, not because you seen them deserve forgiveness but . trish: having humility.

>> number four, [inaudible] number five, understand emotional intelligence, get in touch with your emotions and other persons emotions and practice empathy. number six, don't stereotype. number seven, if you prove someone wrong never forgive you so try not to be right when you with your creative solution. recognize that ideological differences will never be resolved. you want solutions and finally, resolve and understand that there's beer on both sides. trish: it seems pretty simple but it also requires people to let their egos go a little bit. put your ego aside because you have to think about how someone else is feeling in the situation. >> i would suggest push the pause button, step back and ask, what do we want as a country for

ourselves and for our children and for our grandchildren? we want jobs and security and well-being, help in joy and this is our shared vision than figure out the solution. trish: i'm all for that mac humanity has never lacked for ideas. civilization was built on the fact that human intelligence is evident. trish: you have a lot of ideas and a new project you're working on. tell me about it. it has to do with amazon alexa. >> i just shoot the breeze every morning and now people want to hear what i have to say so it is for alexa. trish: great. we can check it out online. >> yes, online. if you have alexa, amazon . trish: what is deepak joe pressing today? thank you. i will follow the nine rules. de facto brought everyone for coming up, more tricia in prime time. eu after this.

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environment we are in right now. whether it be florida or lack of stability, you can always reach out. tweet me. you can also hit my facebook page. have a terrific weekend. maria bartiromo is next. good night from new york. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week it was in a position you for the week ahead. but impact program this weekend. coming up in a few moments, average capital managing partner and former host of this program, anthony's carmody will join me to dissect the financial impact of the midterm elections. later we have jim grant on with macro president and economist tiffany conboy, two great minds investing and stay with us to hear what they have to say about