whether the white house or cnn wins the lawsuit over the revoking of the hard pass over one jim acosta. we'll see you tomorrow, right here along with corey lewandowski, and david bossie, good night. trish: fame-loving attorney, michael avenatti, in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. lapd said his bail has been set at $50,000. we have team coverage for you. you will never believe what his excuse was allegedly when confronted by authorities. we have the legal implications as well as the political. i imagine this could not bode well for his presidential aspirations. the democrats accusing republicans of stealing the elections in georgia. >>n if stacey abrams doesn't win

in georgia, they stole it, it's clear, it's clear. >> if she had a fair election, she would have already won. trish: as migrants arrive just miles from san diego in tijuana, mexico, general mattis is at the border rallying our troops. the president calls this an invasion. what does this mean for it in action? one of the president's top advisors, larry kudlow, is here tonight on why he expects the president to win four more years in 2020. and i'll be getting his reaction to the breaking avenatti news. "trish regan primetime" begins next. michael avenatti is in police custody in los angeles. the lawyer for the adult film

actress stormy daniels arrested on suspicion of domestic violence, this according to the lapd. tmz reports avenatti was hauled in after an incident with a woman yesterday that left her quote swollen and briewtds. the site reports after the confrontation avenatti repeatedly screamed, she hit me first. moments ago avenatti denying the claim in a statement that says i wish to thank the hard working men and women of l.a.p.d. for their professionalism. they were only doing their jobs in light of the completely bogus allegations against me. i have never been physically abusive in my life, nor was i last night. mr. avenatti has attracted a lot of admiration for many in the

mainstream media, including manyn at msnbc for his representation of stormy daniels. joining me now, arizona congressman andy biggs. i didn't think i would be talking about this with you tonight. your thoughts on michael avenatti and these allegations and the fact he's in police custody in l.a. this evening being held on a $50,000 bail. >> any time you have a dough mess particulars relations issue of it can be hard to sort out. but this is a felony charge that he's been charged with, and the bail is fairly stout. you know, if his best defense is she hit me first, that's not the best defense here. it's not going to carry water typically. trish: there is a rule, you never hit a woman.

i have a 6-year-old son and two 8-year-old daughters. sometimes it's not fair because they are bigger and strong than him. i still maintain, he knows the rules, i can never hit a girl. these are things you just should learn as saad child growing up. i hope to god he didn't do what is alleged to have happened. but the man this custody this evening in lax. >> they are probably circling the water heading down the tubes. it will be tough, quite frankly. trish: he was a hero of the left, right? we were looking through some clips of msnbc anchors saying this guy is doing such a service for women, and blah, blah, blah. he's denying these allegations.

but from what we read this far from what tmz is reporting, it certainly doesn't look good. if allegations are true, he certainly is not any kind of champion of women. let me turn to georgia. because we have got a lot going on in the election cycle. 24 hours until the recount deadline in florida. and democrats are turning their attention to georgia where they are claiming without any evidence that the republicans stole the race from democratic gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. watch this. i want the viewer to see it. >> if stacey abrams doesn't win in georgia, they stole it. it's clear. >> if she had a fair election she already would have won. trish: wow. you see how this works. when they don't win, somehow the russians stole it, somebody has

to have stolen it. what's your thought? >> the hypocrisy is gigantic. hillary clinton is still beefing about the russians. they have done everything they can to delegit nice president trump's election. now they will delegit nice the georgia governor's election. i find myself baffled it's the symptom of the west for democrats to wage this as a war and republicans as a process. trish: mcsally lost the close senate race ins *. i don't hear you saying this was somehow stolen from her, and this is your home state. >> right. absolutely. the trajectory always was a narrowing of the gap, and then a

moving ahead of krysten sinema. in georgia the trajectory has always been for the republican and against the democrats. now we'll find ballots in strange places and creates ballots and create votes. trish: the one thing we have got or thought we had, was the integrity of the our system. for people to be fund mining that is traj - -- for people toe undermining that is tragic. the first wave of care strand migrants are in tijuana, mexico, a few miles south of san diego, california. here with me now the border patrol council president, brandon judd. they are in tijuana. we now have general mattis going

down there to comfort perhaps answer rally some of these troops that are having to protect our border. where is this heading? >> thank goodness for people like general mattis and president trump sending the troops that are necessary for to us be able to secure the border in the face of so many people at one time coming up. you know, when he says it's an invasion, how can you not call it anything but an invasion when you have so many people assaulting our borderers at one time. it's very appreciated. the border patrol agents are appreciative of the support he has been giving us in order for to us secure the border. trish: 6,000 troops are there now it's a large geographic area. is 6,000 going to do it? >> it's definitely going to be

helpful. we have to have them there to be our eyes for when they do come across in large numbers and it takes our agents. they fill in the gaps so our eyes can put us in on the gaps. a lot of this is organized crime driven -- they are forcing individuals to cross the border illegally instead of through ports of entry which shows they have absolutely no regard for our laws. the first thing they are doing upon coming to our country is break our laws. a lot of this is cartel controlled. they force them across the border illegally which depletes our resources from the field. that's what the military steps in and does. they see what's going on. trish: are they going to port of entry in tijuana? the president said you are not going to get amnesty if you

don't come through the proper channels. are you encouraged some of them are trying to do that in tijuana? >> there is always going to be a few. you have got to remember, to process that's people at a post entry takes a great deal of resources. there is going to be a backlog or a line. a lot of these people don't want to wait in the line. just like they don't want to come here legally. then they cross the border illegally and it takes our resources out of the field, and it doesn't allow to us then try to interdict the higher priced contraband like opioids or aliens from special interest countries or even criminal aliens like we have recently seen, the crimes perpetrated against arson. >> the crimes that are perpetrated against our system. you have got your work cut out for you there.

thank you so much. bernie sanders in full attack mode against the president today. >> we have a president who is a racist. a president who is a sexist. a president who is a homophobe. trish: that's only part of his rant against the president. how irresponsible it really is. the economic council larry kudlow says the president will definitely be the victor in 2020. his reaction to michael avenatti's arrest. and the president called an invasion. his critics call it his word choice. they say it's all a stunt. but four-star army general jack keane says those that illegally stampede our border carrying

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trish: breaking tonight. the anti-donald trump attorney michael avenatti is in police

custody as we speak over suspicions he may have been involved in some sort of domestic violence situation with an unknown female. we know he's being held on $50,000 bail and we know he's saying this is not true and he would never get in any kind of physical altercation with anyone ever. here with me now, adam johnson and michelle ritchie. good to see you both. i am going to get to his alleged explanation tmz is reporting in just a minute. but first of all, your analysis of this, rochelle, given what you have seen from michael avenatti. >> i know he made this popularity by being the lawyer for stormy daniels after the despicable allegations of donald trump's extramarital affairs. but i have never been a fan of

his. he is an attention seeker. he's an opportunist. and i'm sure he'll use this as another opportunity to go on another media tour. he'll find a way to make himself relevant by nip means necessary. trish: this is not the kind of attention you want. >> it's not. but he knows how to spin it. if he is guilty of this, domestic violence is a very serious offense. if he is guilty, he need to be held accountable. trish: he's disputing this. but tmz is reporting, you have got to hand it to tmz. they often have been right in these cases. they are reporting he said she hit me first. >> that's the important comment here, trish. i'm sure there will be people who say wait, brett kavanaugh we

gave him the benefit of the dpowpt but that's what distinguishes this situation. the fact that michael avenatti would say but she hit me first? are you kidding me? there is no circumstance under which any man can ever hit another woman. i don't care if you have been hit 100 times. it's not acceptable for a man to ever hit a woman. trish: i teach my son, you never ever hit a girl. i don't care what she does. >> there is still an investigation. >> innocent until prove' guilty. what tuck out at me is he would say she hit me first. trish: it's tmz. we have to wait and see how it shakes out. he's saying tonight it's not true.

i can't imagine this bode well for his political career. >> he can stay out of the 2020 elections. he was supposed to appear in vermont and they canceled it and refunded ticket sales. who wants to hear a guy like that. trish: we have new video from inside an al sharpton-run conference with senator bernie sanders unleashing on president trump. i want you to hear it. >> we have a president who is a racist. a president who is a sexist. a president who is a homophobe. a president who is a xenophobe. it gives me no joy to tell you that. but that is the simple truth and we have to confront that truth.

tub * i have said' times on this show, i think it's irresponsible some of the comparisons they make. especially when you hear the comparisons the network across the street like to say. invoking adolph hitler which i think is insulting to the people who died at the hand of that heinous man. adam johnson, is this what you do when you have no economic platform? >> my mother somewhere in 6th grade said don't call people names. bernie sanders is calling donald trump names. on and on and on. when you don't have something to stand on, you call people names. it's hard to defend yourself. donald trump is the one who moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. one of the greatest white house

defenders. it made me feel uncomfortable when said at a rally, what do you have to lose. trish: with regard to african-americans. >> yes. trish: as an african-american woman, do you look at this president and believe he's a racist? >> when someone shows you who they are, as the saying goes, believe them. the president has shown me who he is but he's also told me who he is when he said he was a nationalist. i think that he does not understand or he ignores the fact that when you call yourself a nationalist, it's road in a dark history in this country. he had an opportunity to clarify it this week or last week when he was asked to clarify the comment he made when he said he

was a nationalist. i as a black woman do not want to continue to have this conversation. trish: what does nationalist mean to you. >> it means someone who is a white supremacist and someone who is racist. there is a different between nationalism and being a patriot. there is a difference between that. but i want to say i do not feel it is beneficial for the african-american community to continue to focus on the receipt rub we are hearing from the president. i don't want to talk about this racist comments. i want to talk about what are we going to do to address systematic racism in this country. i want to talk about policies to address the racism in our criminal justice system. trish: female unemployment numbers the lowest in quite some time. hispanic unemployment numbers. to me, i get his rhetoric is not

always perfect. but the proof is in the pudding. you have to go back to the policy. >> i would also say how ironic that a president would take heat for being a nationalist on the week of the 100th anniversary of armistice day. >> would you call yourself a nationalist? >> absolutely. i believe in this country. we are not perfect. we made mistakes. look what we did with the american indians and slavery. we are imperfect but we are moving forward together. and i think that's the message. trish: the lapd confirming attorney michael avenatti has been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. what happens to avenatti now? we'll look at his increasing legal troubles tonight. brand-new video of migrants scaling our border fence, having

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trish: you are looking at a live picture of the police station where at this very moment michael avenatti is allegedly inside, the lapd confirming stormy daniels attorney, michael avenatti who was all over the liberal media going on and on about how badly this president has treated women. he has been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence on a woman. kirk, good to have you here. what's your initial thought on all of this? >> you have to have a heart of stone not to take at least a

little pleasure in this guy's myriad misfortunes. as much as i dislike avenatti, base has don't impossible and made ups l.a. lawyers look worse. but i love the constitution and people are presumed innocent. and they have the right to make their own case. michael avenatti is accused. trish: they didn't think that when it came to brett kavanaugh. >> i wish michael avenatti would revisit what he learned in law school and should have learned in 8th grade civics. every american has a right to presumed innocence. when they are accused much something horrible, he'll lose his license if he's convicted. he's gone.

trish: this is initially being reported buyer tmz and being confirmed by the lapd. the tmz report actually said in response when the police busted in on the scene, he said, and according to them, i am quoting from tmz, he said she hit me first. but he says he didn't say that. let me get back to his response. i will read it for you. he said that he did not say this at all. that he said he wishes to wished the hard working men and women of the lapd for their professionalism. he says they were only doing their jobs in light of the boeing us allegations against me. i have never been physically abusive in my life. i look forward to being fully

exonerated. he says he's innocent of this. let me ask you from a legal perspective. how is it the police would be holding him on bail. wouldn't there have to be someone making these allegations? if she said no, no, you guys are at the wrong house. would he be at the police station right now? >> there is the chance they assessed the situation when they came there and didn't get a complaint from the victim. but this just illustrates to me a rule that mr. avenatti should have obeyed. when you are confronting our police and i love our lapd and you love our sheriffs and law enforcement. but your proper answer to them is i would like to speak to my lawyer. mr. avenatti, if he didn't take that advice, he should have. we'll hear from the accuser and we'll hear from mr. avenatti,

and we'll about it in a courtroom where everybody can be put under oath and make their case. trish: that is as you say, the beauty of this country. innocent until proven guilty. that is the constitution. that's the way we have always done it. tonight, michael avenatti in police custody being held on $50,000 bail. he says this is not true. that he's completely innocent in all this. we'll see what the ream story is in the coming days. fit is true, kirk, and i hope it's not. for his sake and the country's sake because it's become such and symbol on the mainstream media. but fit is true, what does that mean for his political aspirations in 2020? >> they are gone. i want to beat michael avenatti

because it's and liberal and i'm a conservative. trish: but that's not the answer. no physical violence ever. >> absolutely. i would much rather we fight this out in the political arena with words rather than defeat michael avenatti because he possibly commit sad criminal act. he's accused. that means he's innocent until somebody proves it. i don't think he has a political future. he has a lot of other problems also. he has a lot of baggage. trish: they might have said the same about donald trump. they might say he's got some baggage along the way. >> it's good to see you, thank you so much. larry kudlow, one of the president's top economic advisors said he's pretty

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trish: the lapd confirmed tonight at michael avenatti has been arrested on suspicion of the domestic violence. anywhere reaction to this avenatti sning. >> none whatsoever. don't know a thing about it. trish: you are not necessarily that surprised? >> i want to sing the praises of this economic boom. i'm sorry this guy may not share tonight. but we are doing great guns. small business opt number of near record highs.

i'll leave that to other people. trish: we have record tax revenues, mr. kudlow, which i know you would have predicted. but many on the left have suddenly become fiscally conservative. they say you cannot cut taxes when we have debt levels as high as they are. do these new tax revenue numbers justify your position and what you believed in? >> i think it's good news. i haven't been able to do a complete evaluation. somebody told me the' revenue increases were on the business side. it's interesting to knee, we argued with the improvement in economic growth from less than 2% to well over 3%, near 4%. that growth and revenues from incomes and more people work is basically finance the business

tax cut. the tax cuts pay for themselves. we are barely through the first calendar year. some of my pals are worried about the deficit all of a sudden. good for them. i will say this. we can keep the economy growing at 3% or better, according to the cbo, over 10 years, that would generate 3.5 trillion of additional deficit reduction just because of the increase in growth. i'm look forward to that's because i see no signs the economy is slowing up. trish: we have had a lot of growth because of the administration and the policies they put forth. what's your prediction as we look to the next number on gdp? >> we are predicting long term

3% economic growth. budget numbers will be out in due course in the next couple months. but it's funny. i have seen this argument that the slowing down 3.5% is not fast enough. a lot of people would die for 3.5% growth. but the thing i want to say is look, we have this whoching employment number, 250,000. we have had tremendous ism reports. confidence, small business confidence is near record highs. consumer confidence is near record highs. let's not forget that the fundamentals look very good. whatever happens in bouncing around quarter by square. the reality is we are running a steamy hot economy. i think american entrepreneurs and workers are crushing it.

and we are the envy of the world right now. >> what does that mean for 2020? does this president get elected again if you continue on this economic pathway as the country moving forward. >> i reckon it will help him. trish: a lot of people say wow, you didn't hit the economy enough. do you regret not having the economy front and center in the mid term elections? >> i won't second guess anything. i have never seen a guy work his tail off the way he does. it's quite remarkable. we had some great victories in the senate. unsurprisingly based on history we lost some house races, a lot of retirements. i think the economy is comforting, it's been an inspiration. i don't want to make this all about numbers. trish: we go way back.

and i always loved you for your numbers. >> a couple of months ago on my favorite supply side newspaper, the post, front page above the fold saying blue collar employment was rising at the fastest rate since the mid-80s. 1984 when i was a cub scout for ronald reagan. that's one stat that shows how much this recovery has encompassed the entire economy. i don't see why this is going to let up. the lower marginal tax rate. the rollback of regulations. the booming energy sector. i don't think it can be stopped. trish: one thing i always liked about you, you have always been such an optimist. the economy for what's good tonight regardless of what the political party was.

this has never been so political to you as it was economic. now i look to you in the trump administration, and i think your optimism is being met with the president who is equally optimistic. i say that because you cannot discount that. opt him matters. the mood of the country. fdr, the sun will come back tomorrow. but that's important, isn't it, larry? >> i love that. from ronald reagan i learned the mark of a great leader is optimism. interesting president trump comes into office. all these confidence index numbers tart to soar. he's arguing that the war on business is over, the war on energy is over, the war on success is over. you will be rewarded for the extra hour work, the extra dollar invested, the extra risk

taken. he said take a rip at the ball, i have got your back in our new economy. blue collar workers. small business owners among men and women. the energy dominance we are seeing is unbelievable. look at the drop in oil prices. trish: you sure you have nothing to say on avenatti. >> he changed the entire psychology of this country. you are right, by the way. my book was about jfk's tax cuts. reagan's tax cuts, and i think president trump's tax cuts are showing their muster. trish: good to see you, my friend. breaking news right now. michael avenatti speak being those domestic violence charges. let's go to it. >> i'm going to make this very brief and very succinct. first of all i want to thank the

hard-working men and women of the lapd for their professionalism and their work today. they had no option in light of the allegations. secondly, i have never struck a woman. i never will strike a woman. i have been an advocate for women's rights my entire career and i am going to continue to be an advocate. i am not going to be intimidated from stopping what i am doing. i am a father to two beautiful, smart daughters. i would never disrespect them by touching a woman inappropriately or striking a woman. i am looking forward to a full investigation at which point i am confident that i will be fully exonerated. i also want to thank everyone for their support that has

reached out. you know my character. you know me as a man. and i appreciate. thank you. trish: that was michael avenatti saying these charges are not true. we'll have more next. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long.

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>> if you were talking to a soldier at the border, what exactly would you say to that soldier eye to eye. senator flake, i'll start with you. >> you can't call it anything but a stunt. it could be handled by civilians we have there in terms of border patrol and others. trish: a stunt? i'll tell you what's not a stunt. the arrival of thousands of migrants at our border. you see that? these aren't actors. they are not stunt people. they are real people. i am sure a lot of them are very good people who just want a shot at a better life here. but they are there. many of them carrying their own flags and they are trying to illegally storm our border. we emphasize illegally. the president has sent 6,000 troops and he's promising more. joining us, general jack keane.

6,000 troops. he says he could send more. if this were a stunt as jeff flake insinuates, then that would be an awfully big waste of time for 6,000 u.s. troops, wouldn't it? >> i find that insulting. this is a serving u.s. senator. the department of homeland security went to the department of defense and sought assistance from them because they saw these thousands of people moving toward our border, violating sovereignty. they thought they had sufficient law enforcement to deal with the problem. but all the other chores that needed to be done, they wanted the military to help with that. we have our youngsters down there protecting the sovereignty of the united states. we have a senator on television saying that action is a stunt.

it's outrageous. trish: this is what's being sold, if you would, in the media. somehow these are not real images. i have had many people on the show who say it's effectively a stunt. when you see the thousands of people marching. i just -- i'm troubled by the idea somehow it's a stunt it's reality. don't we need to solve this crisis now? >> yes. unfortunately the laws don't support sovereignty. so the president is trying to find a way to at least stop it from getting across the border. he's forcing them all to come through the port of entry. they can legally declare asylum. they will be moved to to an area where they will be detained and he has resources to accelerate the process to decide whether

their asylum claim is legitimate. if they come into the united states other than at a port of entry, they will be put across s the border from where they came and tell them, if you want to claim asylum, come through a port of entry so we can process you. trish: bernie sanders is saying he's a racist. many others are saying this is racist. you have an independent approach to this. from your military background and you see people coming in illegally. do you think he's making the right move by saying you have got to come through the port of entry? >> the laws aren't supporting what's happening. how can we have tens of thousands of people coming in caravans on a continuous basis and what it will do to our country. so many people entering illegally when we have people

waiting to come into this country for months and some of them years. we have got to put an end to this. he says it's an invasion. an invasion has a military connotation to it. what do you think of that term? and if you agree with it. does this justify the use of more troops at the border? >> the troops at the border aren't being used in a law enforcement role. they are being used to help with surveillance. and to reinforce the barriers that are in the vicinity of the border and also setting up tents and some other logistics functions. they are providing medical support as well. trish: you said the military doesn't-like like being in the people control role. >> it's an invasion of the united states of america and

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coverage, we're watching georgia and florida, deadline is fast approaching, have a wonderful evening. kennedy begins now. kennedy: thank you, president trump today beginning to right a wrong which has plagued nation for generation, pushing for major criminal justice reform, for too long we've been locking up americans for decades for nonviolent crimes we have been tying hands of judges. now finally, there is acted. ceremony of white house president explained why he thinks this so important, watch. >> legislation i am supporting today contains man significant reforms, first, it will provide new incentives for low risk inmates to learn theki