we hope you join us. good night from new york. [♪] trish: violence reportedly erupting at our border as thousands of migrants arriving in tijuana resist' authorities on the mexican side of the border. influx is far from over, everyone. immigration officials estimate the number of migrants coming tijuana could reach 10,000 by the end of next month. president trump tweeting out, isn't it ironic large caravans are marching to our borderer wants asylum because they are

fearful of being in their country. but they are proudly waving their country's flag. can this be possible? yes, because it's all a big con, and the american taxpayer is paying for it. border patrol council officer and border agent is here. the president issuing a fresh warning to cnn. saying the fight is not over after and judge rules the white house must return jim acosta's dress pass. but will certain members of the media be respuctful? i doubt it. the president's former stand mark lauder.

we'll get back to the border as we are watching the violence erupt. it could get quite bad. they are arriving in tijuana and they are facing resistance from'' people on the border. the number of migrants could reach 10,000 by the end of next month. of course, you heard what the president is saying tonight. he's right about the flag situation. joining me, national border patrol officer and acting agent, art delfueco. this could have been prevented if we had worked a little harder to strengthen our borderers. >> if we would have enforced the

laws correctly. president trump has done a great job when he first came into office, lowered the numbers. then our agency, the leaders kept on doing catch and release. president trump puts in more sanctions. when he's talking about you have to apply for asylum correctly. they can put trailers down there and send immigration judges and look at these cases quickly. i was speaking to friends not in the united states, they are in mexico. they have been waiting to come in and apply legally. they have done their tape work, now they will be waiting more and more' years because these people decided to cut in line. trish: you have folks on the left saying we should bring them all in. saying we don't need a wall and a real border and it's somehow

of racist of americans and anti-immigrant to say no, we don't want you here illegally. think about the crazy spin on that logic. that's what we are confronting right now. >> you are basically telling people if you want to come to my home, i need you to knock on the door and not break down my door and break my windows. immigration should not have anything to do with politics. it's a national issue that doesn't matter if purchase on the far right or far left. you should be able to provide for the nation's borders. trish: what do you think we are at risk for in the streets of tijuana, a couple miles from san diego. when you look at what's going on in tijuana tonight and you see this unrest, what's your fear

for us? >> it's not just tijuana. apparently there was a couple of busloads of these hondurans shipped from the capital state of sonora down to some of the border areas here in arizona. my fear is that you have way too many people coming into this country and do you not know their intentions. individuals need to be vetted properly before they enter this country. when you have these people screaming and yelling atrocities at border patrol, screaming and yelling atrocities about border patrol and our president waving flags of their country. it has nothing to do with race. trish: the president tweeting, you would think if they were coming here for a shot at asylum and a better life. why are they not maybe holding an american flag. why are they holding their

country's flags? you mention invasion when you see that. >> i'm hispanic. i'm of hispanic descent. my family, i have family that are immigrants. but when they came here, they come and have an he lee jones to one one -- and have allegiance to one country, america. i don't consider my self-hispanic american. i am an american. it has nothing to do with race. illegal is not a race. trish: they say undocumented because somehow these days you are not allowed to say as far as the left is concerned, the words illegal. i said this to the viewer the other day. i misplaced both my license and passport all within one weekend, and i thought, gosh, i'm undocumented.

i am not illegal, but i'm undocumented. than is a distinction. you are either here legally or not. to say documented versus undocumented makes literally no sense. >> i don't think even if you are on the left or the right, if i come your house regardless of your political affiliation, do you want me to knock on your front door or break in through your window. trish: i want you to knock on the front door. i want you to ring the doorbell. i want to look and see who you are. >> that's what it needs to be with our nation's borders. trish: art makes some very good points here. this does not need to be an issue of race. this is not about being prejudice against any group of people. i'm an irish kid, right? we all came from somewhere. we all did.

art is hispanic, i'm irish. italians, middle easterners. this is who we are as a nation. and we should be proud of that. but we should be careful, we should be careful and make sure the people coming here are the people that we want. are people that will help our country succeed. we need to think long and hard about our future, everyone and that's what we are going to do. straight ahead, president trump reacted to jim acosta getting his trespass back. what he's saying about changes domght press conferences. michael avenatti keeping his sights on a 2020 presidential run despite being charged with domestic violence. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market

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trish: cnn white house correspondent is back at the white house after a judge ruled restore his hard trespass temporarily. all this comes as the president sits down with why is wallace. a major focus of their talk decorum. the entire interview airs sunday.

but we get a preview for you. here is president trump. president trump: what they said is we have to create rules and regulations for contact, et cetera, et cetera. we are going to do that. if he misbehalf is we'll throw him out or stop the news conference. chris: what will your rules be? president trump: we'll have rules of decorum, you can't keep asking questioned. we had a lot of reporters in that room and they were unable to ask questions because this guy gets up and starts doing what he's suppose to be doing for him and cnn, and just shouting out questions. and making statements, too. but i will say this, nobody believes in the first amendment more than i do. if i think somebody is acting out of sorts, i will leave. i will say appreciate you coming and i'll leave. trish: that's what he should do.

he doesn't need to call on jim acosta. i do bleach you need to treat the president -- i do believe you need to treat the president of the united states with respect. the american people elected him. if you respect the american people, respect the president of the united states. if i did an interview with president obama or even today:president barack obama. whether it's obama, whether it's trump, whether it's clinton, whoever it is. nick who has been the president -- anybody who has been the president of the united states deserves some decorum. you don't shout and grab the microphone and not turn it over when someone tries to take it from you. that is not acceptable behavior. these are things that these reporters should know. but if they don't, perhaps he needs to train them a little.

if things get wild, say okay, i'll come back tomorrow. marc lotter and mallory hagen. mark, what do you think of this? do you agree with what the president is saying? this is not over. we'll see how it plays out. but there is a certain kind of decorum you want to have when you are in the white hughe -- te house at a press conference. >> i were as a journalist the first years of my professional life. rule number one is don't be the story. you are supposed to be reporting on story, not become the story. major garrett was handled the microphone when he thought the president called on him. he turned around and gave the reporter that microphone. he didn't grandstand.

he didn't whine. he didn't ask his questions anyway just because he had the microphone. it's good they will be writing them down and be able to take action for those who violate them. trishthem. trish: crazy it has come to this. >> it's interesting our president uses the word decorum because i think the american people can use some of that from him. perhaps he should lead by example. i think that's what the american people are craving. i would love for him to act with some decorum. i watched that press conference. i thought he had a lot of decorum. at one point i was worried. he saw jim acosta holding on for dear life to that microphone and the young woman tried to take it away from him. i wondered if the president was going to come down off the

platform and take the microphone away from jim acosta himself. fortunately he didn't. i thought he showed descent decorum in a lot of these press conferences. it's not easy when you have reporter after reporter screaming aught, yelling at you. it's one thing in a gaggle. but another thing when you are sitting in a traditional-style press conference. >> he took 68 questions from 30-plus outlets for over an hour and a half. that's a lot of decorum. that's something even many white house correspondents will tell you, they have more access to president trump than they ever did to president obama and george w. bush. one of the reasons why president trump was elected is he's beyond decorum. he's actually about action. trish: mallory, you just competed in a congressional race

in alabama. hillary clinton is saying we don't need to be civil until we win. what kind of message is that sending to some members of the mainstream and left wing for that matter media? >> as a former anchor and journalist, i think we need to recognize a journalist's job is to get to the truth. whether president trump likes the questions coming his way or not. the appropriate thing and the decorum he should approach that too -- --approach that topic wo answer the question. i don't -- i am held to a higher standard as a form miss america than our president is. i don't think that's fair. i think he can start by leading by example. trish: i would like to see the press act a little more respectful. they should ask the questions

they need to ask. you can look at my interview where i pressed him repeatedly on things like helsinki and a whole host of topics. we did the in a civilized fashion. and that matters. mark and mallory, thank you. democratic senator kamala harris responding to my commentary last night. she claims i am the one using distortion tactics and i'm manufacturing outrage. i have news for her. no, senator, you are and i'm setting the record straight. anger after new york city's new york mayor bill deblasio fails to properly prepare the city for a pending snowstorm. maybe he should spend less time criticizing the trump

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trish: tonight senator kamala harris is responding to my commentary in which i criticized her that there is a perception that i.c.e. is akin to the kkk. she didn't have the guts to respond directly. we reached out to her office and asked her to clarify her comments on this perception of i.c.e. using fear and intimidation, a tactic used by the kkk. we even invited her on. guess what? crickets. her office did however speak to another media publication about my comments which i will get to in just a second. part of me wants to shrug this whole thing off because it's so preprosperrous to say there is

a perception about i.c.e. and the kkk. with you i can't let it go because this type of outrageous talk by a presidential hopeful in 2020 is dangerous. it has my worried for our country. i know there are people who despise this president, including her. but she and the rest of them are totally undercutting their arguments by resorting to rhetoric like that. keep in mind, she got into her line of questioning with the i.c.e. appointee by asking him about his 2016 tweet where he compared the democratic party with the kkk. you should be careful when you are throwing out historical comparisons like that. however, miss harris, two wrongs do not make a right. there is nothing wrong with you calling out his tweet.

you should. but then when you jump to this whole perception thing, it makes no sense. it is harmful. and it casts a cloud on tens of thousands of government employees, i.c.e. employees, many of whom are risking their lives to keep us safe. your line of questioning is what you would call a non-second question you are. non-second -- a non-ha. i'm pretty sure had you been in a courtroom the judge would have called you out. i'm calling you out. i have offered you an opportunity to explain. and instead, you hide behind your spokesperson who told another publication, "the hill,"

actually, it should come as a surprise to no one that fox news is using distortion tactics and misinformation to manufacture outrage. hardly. manufacturing outrage is actually what you are attempting to do. i'm just setting the record straight. by the way, the offer still stands. i would well couple on this show for a civil dialogue, senator harris. joining me right now with reaction, civil rights leader niger innis. she had a line of questioning that was totally legit. it's fine to question this gentleman on his 2016 tweets. then she took this turn, bizarre, i would say dangerous turn where she somehow managed to get the kkk and i.c.e. all

lobbed into one big thing. was that designed to confuse? i would say it was designed to create fear. your thoughts. >> absolutely. it was nothing confusing or mistaken done with senator harris. senator harris essentially took a moral perversion by comparing i.c.e. or saying there is a perception out there and giving legitimacy to a perception she says exists, that i.c.e. is somehow similar to the kkk. that's disgusting and should be an offense to he american. but in particular to plaque americans that were a vick -- to black americans that were a victim of the worst terrorist organization in america's history that essentially reversed the gains african-americans made after over 600,000 americans, that's

just as much as the americans that died in all other wars combined, died after the civil war, after a president gave his life and the 14th amendment was passed. the kkk became a powerful political military wing of the democratic party to reverse all of those gains and kill in many cases black americans and their white republican allies. for harris to compare that gross organization, that basically -- talk about voter suppression. we are talking about real voter suppression. not asking for voter i.d. but how about a noose or shotgun. that kind of voter suppression. for her to compare i.c.e. that's upholding the law, upholding the constitution with this terrorist

organization that tried to burn the constitution and the gains black americans made is disgusting and it tells me senator harris has nothing but contempt not only for african-americans, but for any decent american that is appalled by the kkk. trish: i was pretty stunned by the and i'm concerned by it. i'm concerned by this rhetoric. i get that she doesn't like president trump. a lot of people don't like president trump and he's not perfect. i said that and called limb out when i needed to. but to go where she went, to go where some of the anchors on that network behind me to talk about our president in the same breath as adolph hitler, this is irresponsible. this is wrong. it is disrespectful, as you said, sir, to the thousands of people, millions of people that suffered historically.

and i'm disgusted by the. would i like her to come on this show and explain to us just exactly what she thinks is similar between i.c.e. and the kkk. >> if she has the courage of her convictions she should have the courage to come on and talk to you about it. she needs to explain not just to you and your listeners. she needs to explain to african-americans who have the legacy and blood in our soil, and by the way, some white republicans and white independents probably even a couple of white democrats that were lynched or intimidated by the clan, the most of powerful domestic terrorist administration in our country. how can she compare that to i.c.e. who are risking their lives protecting americans. trish: that's the answer, niger.

unfortunately i have got to run. but i am glad to get your perspective on this. it's important to call this stuff out. pure chaos and insanity after the season's first snowfall left local politicians passing the buck. they would rather spend their time criticizing the president than securing their city. michael avenatti says he won't let the domestic violence charge get in the way of a 2020 presidential run. delusional perhaps? we are on it.

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trish: i want you to see these pictures. they night was coming it was forecast. it's an average snowfall. it caused utter chaos in new york city and the tristate area.

liberal, anti-trump politicians nowhere to be found. usually they are begging for a mic and camera. >> this executive order was mean spirited. >> i got a publicity stunts from the trump administration. if this business their efforts to divide and play racial politics. >> please get up in the face of some congress people. >> save our bleant, our generation and our future. trish: where was bill deblasio and chuck schumer. where was the newly elected alexandria ocasio-cortez. too busy pushing their political socialist agendas. joining me right now, fox nation host britt mchenry and adam

johnson. are these phoneys? that's what they are. >> that's what they are. trish: are they more interested in resisting trump and running for president than making sure we are safe and have roads that are plowed. >> it comes down to getting the job done. bill deblasio has no mandate whatsoever. we are a city of 8 million people. last year 8.5% of the population shipped to elect him. he probably figures we don't care. we want the mayor to do his job and lead us. even if he is a democrat and he failed us. trish: it was a mess last night. it took me hours to get out of the city. i heard the same from my whole team working here. if they can't handle the roads,

how is the government going to handle our hospitals which they love to take over? >> so many democrats love government. they think it solves every problem it in doesn't which ways we saw in new york city. i was one of those commuters trying to get back to d.c. today, texting one of my friends. it took them 7 hours to try to get out of the city. it's interesting because mayor bill deblasio recently remarked our legal system favors private property. people from all different backgrounds would like the government, the city to determine where buildings go, what they are doing. how did that go yesterday? his answer was bad luck. that won't help the people who were told, don't drive. try to take a bus? where do they go? >> this was the mayor who said we are going to get rid of those horse carts in central park as

though that's the worst problem new york city. it's mind boggling that someone can be so out of touch. trish: i'm pretty libertarian on some things. but when i walk down the streets of new york city now with my twin 8-year-old girls or 6-year-old son and we smell what we smell, which is marijuana because you can now smoke it in the street, no problem. this is bill deblasio. we have roads that aren't paved. you can smoke marijuana in the streets, no problem. i just question what direction our city is going in. brit mentioned the property stuff. venezuela. you can't own your own property in the government is going to take it over. >> look at alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's all about publicity stunts for her. i'm going to boycott pelosi.

the democrats aren't doing enough. one of her remarks is i don't want to see my city under water. your city was under a lot of snow. instead of ideals perhaps get to work and come up with some solutions like you have been discussing. >> let's just hope when these new democrats show you have and actually are sworn in, they realize it's a lot harder to actually fry to govern -- actually try to govern rather than throw up' road blocks. trish: it's resist, resist, resist. i am so blood, brit, you were able to get back home to d.c. you think we have trouble here. look across the pond where the climate is even worse. piers morgan says president

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s. trish: brexit in turmoil after england voted fair and square to least european union. top officials never accepted that. it reminds me of our situation here. many elites have no respect to the will of the people. which is why they resist the idea that donald trump is president. just as brexit got a new lead dear, i sat down with piers morgan editor-at-large of dailymail.com. what the heck is going on in your country? >> can you tell me? i have come to america to find some calm political stability. it is complete chaos. a bit like the division with donald trump. you are all in for brexit or

against it. there noise middle ground. -- there is no middle ground. it is all or nothing the prime minister has been losing control of the situation for months. many of the cabinet in the government are resigning. you feel like the come knows are falling and nobody is quite sure what should happen. trish: what do you think should happen? >> in the end, she voted to stay in. she was a remainder at heart. i don't think she believes in brexit. 17 million people voted to leave the european union it was the biggest democratic vote in our country. nigel farage, boris johnson, any of the guys who want to drive the brexit train to the brexit

destination. instead we have a train driver who wants to go back to where we started. it screams out for a leader, a margaret thatcher or tony blair. but theresa may is not a leader. trish: is there anyone there? >> my guess is a brexiteer will be in charge of the country sooner or later. boris johnson or david davis. we have had two who resigned. trish: you say it's a bigger mess than what we are dealing with here. what path are we on? >> you are on a similar path where i think it many driven a lot by social media and hysterical liberal celebrities who dominate on social media and

just scream all day whether it's anti-brexit or anti-trump. it creates a toxic atmosphere where normal democratic depaint reaching across the aisle and reaching points of consensus is completely gone. now, you either hate trump or love trump. but you can say i like this and don't like that which is what used to happen in politics. it's got to stop at some stage. at some stage you have got to look at donald trump and put the tweeting and rhetoric aside. look at what he has been doing and give him credit where he deserves it. trish: you praise him when he gets something right, and you come after him pretty hard when he gets it wrong. >> half have been critical and half have been supportive. i believe that's a fairer

representation. he plays a fair sort of slightly bipartisan role on donald trump and people go nuts on both sides. trish: you must get lots of hate mail. >> everybody hates me. trish: so you are hosting this tv show. >> it's based on the daily mail website which has become the biggest english speaking newspaper website in the world. the tv show is in most of of the country at different hours. but it's basically the site on television. very exciting and fast moving. change all dane lots of breaking news and big scoops and so on. i used to run a big newspaper. for me it's like going back in time to my old role. for a couple days in new york i

have been doing it on tv which is fun. trish: it's different, print versus tv. >> print newspapers have 15 years before they are gone. it won't make any sense to print newspapers. >> how many vinyl records do you play? nobody does. do we really miss vinyl records? my dad says he misses the scratchy sound of his old gram phone records. the mode of transport of journalism will just be ever faster and you won't have to wait for the morning for the paper to come off the printing press. it breaks my heart as an old newspaper print guy. but the digital format is the new world and we should embrace it. trish: a pleasure to have pierce

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in washington, cnn facing off with the white house over press credentials and cnn coming out later today. the judge ordering the trump administration to return jim acosta press pass. joining me to weigh in on all the media menace that happened this week reporter for the hill, joe. welcome back. happy friday. >> i love fridays. [laughter] trish: me, too. what you think of jim acosta in the situation as it stands now? >> well, i don't know if it changes anything this ruling about the perception of jim acosta or cnn but if you talk to privately the people at cnn the old school people that event there for more than a decade they find them to be narcissistic and attention seeking and this is a time when cnn is struggling not only from an integrity perspective but from a ratings perspective but they copy last month in total viewers by the hallmark channel let me tell you is on the hallmark channel. switched for christmas. identical twin sisters are struck planning their respective crystal parties that is beating

cnn in this new cycle which as you know is a gift cable news and you must be doing something wrong. it's because jim acosta is trying to be the story instead of pursuing stories and viewers are starting to go away from that. trish: you saying - i know jim and we use to work together years ago and he never struck me as so self-serving in that way but in this particular environment joe, it's so nutty and crazy the idea that a reporter thinks they can shout questions to be so aggressive there is a sense of is the president of the united states and the american people elected him. that in and of itself you should show respect for the will of the american people. anyway. >> right. look, during the test conference last week president got 60 questions from 35 reporters. i believe that's to a reporter. jim acosta thought he was entitled to not only lecture the president and then go into a

soliloquy around what is an invasion and what is not but then to ask for questions is time to give up the microphone he did not do it. give major garrett credit. he's one of the people who stood up in an interview yesterday went up to me to give up the microphone, i do it. that's what he should be doing but he knew it would lead to the competition that led to this and now we get the oxygen that he likes most witches attention and i may. trish: i may get in trouble but i saw that young woman there and she was no match for him. he hung on that microphone just because you're bigger and stronger you get to hold onto it if that have been me asking the question and some big bouncer type came up and wanted the microphone but the optics of it were not good and it rethinks his approach at the white house but we'll see what he does next week. >> he will not but he will double down on it. and all eyes will be on him but will do something to incite accommodation or if he does get caught on hill call on the

secretary courage on twitter. trish: it's been quite apolitical week and they're getting restaurants suspense of the thoracic violence we learned a short time ago that he lost a last-ditch effort to block the addiction on his law practice and help you but apparently he's not ruling out the 2020 presidential run, joe. trish: of course not that's all he gets on tv. we should have somebody here patricia for cnn and msnbc. difficult 26 hours of airtime week because they can put avenatti out on right now because it looks bad but let's get the due process as a new process he did not get for capital. trish: i hear you. joe, so good to see you. thank you. enjoy your weekend next day out of trouble. trish: i will try. that does it for us this week. thank you for - we had a great week and they keep watching. it's why we keep winning here on trish regan prime time with maria bartiromo's wall street begins right now.

there's a special titled women in money and i do hope you have a big weekend. follow me on twitter or facebook, i'm looking forward to seeing you right back here on monday. good night. maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program. we analyze the week it was an opposition you for the weekend. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in a moment, chairman and ceo and president of boeing is here. my special guest is the special guest for a wide-ranging interview but cover questions about the new boeing 737, china trade, impact of a strong dollar and higher interest rates as well as a booming aerospace and travel market. we'll get to that will materially but the headlines everything froll