american journalist, turn on your old -- heading back to miami tomorrow. a little good news there. we are continuing to follow the story. have a great night.kennedy is next. kennedy: thank you, trish! hey, democrats, this shouldn't be tough, condemn anti-semitism and its forms individually and as a party. first, because obviously it is the right thing to do. second, because if you don't, the moral high ground will be totally erased. and the unfortunate situation stems from more comments made last week by minnesota freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar take it away! >> in this country -- push for allegiance --

kennedy: some jewish lawmakers call offensive suggesting, to suggest rather having an allegiance to israel and the united states. earlier today fox news correspondent peter doocy tried to question the congresswoman about this. >> congresswoman omar, it seems as is confusion amongst your colleagues. are you anti-semitic? my only question, do support the resolution condemning anti-semitism and other forms of bigotry? kennedy: she clearly did not have much to say on that topic. now democrats are apparently torn with how to respond. some are waffling to others including the florida congressman debbie wasserman schultz say people have to educate themselves on this issue. watch. >> because you have some members who either repeatedly or individually, continue to use anti-semitic -- i will give them the benefit of the doubt

and say unknowing, apparently we do need to put a resolution on the floor. that educates people about how harmful and hurtful anti-semitism is. kennedy: unknowing my ankle! on the republican side leaves eldon said the whole anti-semitism proves democrats need to get their act together. >> this should be easy for us to stand together on a bipartisan basis condemning anti-semitism, naming names in my opinion i think you need to move omar from the committee. kennedy: the president jumping as well tweeting it is shameful that house democrats won't take a stronger stand against anti-semitism and anti-semitism has fueled the atrocities throughout history and is inconceivable they will not act to condemn it. should democrats vote on a resolution to condemn anti-semitism? if not, why not? let's go to knights panel for

american rise impact as soon year advisor, -- alex wilkins here along with trump 2020 advisor, jason meister and america in the age of trump co-author and fox news contributor, -- welcome everyone. glorious ash wednesday. >> thank you. >> let's talk a little about this because it is pretty easy to condemn anti-semitism. and it is pretty clear to some past statements especially that congresswoman armour has made. that she has a real problem with this issue. what is the appropriate response? because if seems like there are some democrats who really want to forcefully condemn this language. these stereotypes and then others who want to soften and rationalize the intent of some of her phrases. >> i think debbie wasserman schultz was spot on that this

is an education issue. when congresswoman omar used it is all about the vengeance, she said i did not know is what it meant. and that was the context it was used in and i apologize.i actually thought that was worse than the allegiance comment that she made last week. but what the problem is now, from debbie dingell, who has a congressional district -- there's a lot of islamophobia as well in the country so now what we're discussing is a resolution that would condemn all bigotry. obviously that is a worthwhile endeavor but you get into the same debate that we had about the black lives matter movement versus the all lives matter movement. and we are speaking specifically right now but anti-semitism. which has been an issue. and so i would be in favor of a resolution specifically about anti-semitism and then a brighter one about bigotry. there are many people on the right who have an issue with

this. kennedy: ocasio-cortez is doing the same thing. she is saying what about anti-blackness? they are all awful!and we should have an resolution for all of them. try to send a blanket resolution that covers everything. it almost covers nothing and it is too important to gloss over by making it too broad. it is tougher democrats because they want to make this about the election in large part about the president being racist. but that is tough to do if you are not properly condemning the anti-semitism of one of your freshman members. >> that's right. i mean the democrats have a real big problem. the anti-semitism has found a home in the far left. unfortunately the far left is now making it mainstream. i find it repulsive as an american jew. and i think anti-semitism is an antiseptic way of describing it. omar seems to me to be a jew hater. and to hate israel. and she said this has happened multiple times. i think it is atrocious and i

think she has -- >> the left has -- >> it has to be on the far right leg not to hitler, and now it is on the far left. >> but how? >> i guess you can make the claim that alexandria ocasio-cortez saying if you don't vote with us, if you vote with republicans -- >> college campuses, they're shutting there in the right there is no freedom of speech. that is fascism. >> are certainly freedom of speech on college campuses. if you want to point the fact that ben shapiro needs security and cannot do his speech is sometimes it is different than using the term that republicans are very upset when we used to talk about donald trump and other people that said things that hitler said himself. i think fascist should be off the table. >> all right, fascism, it is somewhere. it might not be on the table but this is a problem -- >> on the right side of the

table. >> i mean that is the problem. if you want to make about the rights of the table had to clear up the left side of the table which is democrats are having a hard time doing. my question with omar is, in 2012 when she tweeted about jews hypnotizing people and then recently talking about how it's all about the benjamin and there are pro-israel lobbyists buying the allegiance of members of congress. not just support. and that is a very clear line that she was -- what happens next time? because there will be a next time. >> i think it is a pattern here with her. that's why i think that the apology sort of is insincere because it keeps happening. >> she did not apologize for the due allegiance. >> but it's been stereotype after stereotype followed by flimsy apologies. i think we democrats are doing with this resolution by putting other forms of hinges that they're trying to sweep it under the rug little bit.

and to diffusing issue. i think for the democratic establishment is sort of a day of reckoning. the younger part of the party, the younger liberals, are not as supportive of israel and jews. as the democratic establishment has put itself out there to be. and i think the fact that ocasio-cortez is defending her colleague in this, is illustrative of that fact. kennedy: she is defendant congresswoman omar but not condemning nicolas maduro. you can argue that his tactics are very fascist. he is a dictator. >> you know you have -- [multiple speakers] >> there is a problem of perceived anti-semitism on the progressive left. they really have to -- >> you need to be clear about israel as a country and the jewish people. and the policies that are implements what goes on in the gaza strip if you want to make the case. and that is what i think the left really -- >> and there is a case to be

made. when it is made rationally and agnostic lee. but unfortunately here, that is not the case. >> not the case. kennedy: the panel will return a little bit later. first up, a tense day on capitol hill. kirstjen nielsen testified about the crisis on the southern border. what she insists has not been manufactured by the president. watch. >> we see a crisis, a real serious and sustained crisis at our borders. tens of thousands of illegal aliens arriving at our doorstep every month. we drugs, criminals and violence coming in every week. illegal immigration is simply spiraling out of control. kennedy: do something about illegal immigration! what?democrats like a california congresswoman say the real national emergency is a treatment of migrant families. >> in the meantime he didn't do anything all and let kids be

separated without tracking them. do you know how outrageous that is madam secretary? you have no feeling, no compassion, no empathy here. kennedy: she's like a human chihuahua! people would like her more if she did not hold back so much. following the succulent senator lindsey graham says the debate is over and the president has won because he will veto anything that prevents him from declaring a national emergency. but is this truly an emergency? let's get a hold of ourselves. generally tonight of course these two, let's have at it. american majority see on presidential speechwriter, ned ryun. along with radio host and fox news contributor, richard fowler. welcome back, gentlemen. ned, is this really a crisis? >> i have to tell you, not only did secretary nielsen say it's a crisis but give the "washington post" and the new york times and mpr saying we

have a crisis if you have a million immigrants trying to get across the border this year alone. and it is just how what a joke it's become on the southern border. especially with asylum claims. your illegals showing up with children, claiming they're coming to find economic or to find jobs. that is a deportable claim. then you have pro-immigration saying that you should check the credible box and those are at a rate that they be held for 10 days, catch and release into the country. this is a complete and utter joke and blessing all sand this is that people keep saying, for humanity sake we should continue to accept the people. i'm sitting is saying what about humanity sake of the american taxpayer that's having to foot the bill on all of this? at what point do we get to finally say, republicans and democrats, you better fix this because we are sick and tired of being the atm -- kennedy: a great point! because republicans and democrats are not acting

properly. and in a timely manner in immigration or entitlement reform.i don't think entitlement should be used as a magnet to lure people into the country but richard fowler, the people coming into the country because they want free stuff. i think actually it's more of a complement than a crisis because people are coming here to work. but you stay mostly asylum-seekers. i disagree with that.>> here is not a joke. when a mother passes everything she owns and puts it in her backpack to take her two children and walks on foot from honduras, nicaragua, because she is seeking asylum from violence and drug cartels that were created because america's failed war on drugs. and it's gone so much that she's afraid for the lives of her children and the lives of herself. that's what's happening on the southern border. kennedy: here's my question there. if you make it completely valid point about the failed war on drugs. and the murder and lawlessness that follow from that. why not stop in mexico? >> because we are a country

where right, not too far from where you are reporting tonight, is the statue of liberty. so you are poor, tired, hungry, yearning and seeking freedom. we are a nation of immigrants. we have been and we will continue to be. we are also a nation of laws. one is that if you are is in asylum-seekers, give the right to come to the country and seek asylum. donald trump is trying to make this out to be -- kennedy: have you differentiate people that just want a little bit of an economic boost versus those that are seeking asylum? because i think they are all asylum-seekers. which is why i am also letting people into work. i think it's great for the economy and i think the realization of the american dream.go ahead, ned. >> secretary nielsen is actually testified that when the asylum-seekers cases go before the court, 90 percent of them are actually rejected. and are deported. >> a failure, a bureaucratic failure? ned! now i have heard everything.

i'm going to talk for a little bit because this is truth and i have to speak to both of you because you are both wrong. so many people coming over because the doors closing. and people are worried they will get shut out on the other side. so people want to be here, yeah, there are other countries not as great as the united states. it did not make everyone here want to leave somewhere that is not good and asylum-seekers. the other thing is congress has to do a better job about fixing laws and allowing people to come in so there is not the sport of panic when they think they're going to be shut out. either one. >> i just kennedy, i just don't understand why all of a sudden the american taxpayer is supposed to be -- kennedy: we don't have to pay for anything. i am fine with that! >> you are correct in saying these are i mean the fact we have a broken immigration system, a broken welfare system, this is a very grim economic future for -- [multiple speakers] >> this is a red herring to think -- people coming are just

coming to live off of america's welfare system. some of the hardest working people, when they come to the united states to clean houses, they working kitchens, they literally are the backbone of this economy. working in farms, working in restaurants, cleaning streets, these people this is what they do when they come to the country. and to have the goal that think that their commitment to live off of the system and zap of the american government is not only disrespectful -- [multiple speakers] kennedy: is there a reason to shrink the entitlement? jeremy, thank you very much. >> good to see you kennedy.>> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: ricky news out of venezuela regarding an american journalist held prisoner by nicolas maduro. steve hilton joins me with reaction next.

kennedy: breaking news out of venezuela. an american journalist has been released from the venezuelan government after being detained during a raid this morning by the bastards! -- john bolton said court the united states is putting foreign financial institutions on notice. they will face sanctions for being involved in facilitating illegitimate transactions to benefit nicolas maduro and his current network he will not allow maduro to steal the wealth of the venezuelan people. despite the tough talk, maduro has vowed he is not going anywhere. this just the beginning of the end. all right, with me now the host of the next revolution, 9 pm eastern on the fox news

channel, steve hilton. hello, steve hilton. >> hey, kennedy! you were there this sunday and we loved it. kennedy: and it was great! a fantastic panel is always one of the best hosts in cable news, steve hilton.let's talk a little about this. maduro isn't going anywhere. he's actually stealing gold from the venezuelan government in order to sell that overseas to get quick cash because he needs money. what is the united states to do? i think is slightly they are surprised by his tenacity, when they lined up the coalition of countries to recognize the opposition leader and say you are there legitimate leader, venezuela, we will put sanctions on. i think there's an expectation that in the face of the overwhelming pressure that maduro would do it a lot of people have been hoping for and spend his time on a villa somewhere in the caribbean. he is claiming autonomy is

absolutely no intentions it seems of going anywhere. i think it begs the question, what is this end? and something i read this weekend, gave me the chills somewhat because it was a profile of lindsey graham in the new york times magazine. and in it, lindsey graham, recounted a story that not long ago he was talking to the president about foreign affairs and situations around the world. and he was advising president trump not to intervene militarily in venezuela. kennedy: good! >> but he should keep the troops in syria and afghanistan. and donald trump then, replies, to lindsey graham, it is the whole problem. you want me to invade everywhere, except where i want to invade. and you think great, invading venezuela? >> i don't know but john bolton is taking a much heavier hand and a more prominent role in some of these discussions. not only with venezuela but on

north korea as well. and it is worrisome because john bolton has made no bones about the fact that he has left to invade several countries including venezuela and north korea. i think it's a terrible idea. i also worry that sanctions will not work because it seems every country that we put sanctions on, the leaders find a way to enrich themselves with the help of china and russia. and i don't think that will be any different in venezuela. >> that is exactly right. so the outcome, you end up with the usa looking weak. because is made an extremely strong statement and made very clear what has to happen and expect to happen. then it doesn't happen and then what are you going to do? that's why i worry we will end up being sucked in to some kind of more aggressive news. in your marco rubio, seems to be pushing in that direction as well. kennedy: yes. >> i can see the argument. you can make the argument that give a collapsing statement is

really then the refugees leave and end up on our border and so on. i get that but that's been the argument for a long time. for intervening. kennedy: interventions always start with good intentions. but unfortunately they never end. and there is bloodshed and civilian casualties and all of it is incredibly expensive and there has to be another way of going about it. my last question for you, does the present have the best possible people surrounding him on matters of foreign policy? >> i think one thing i would say but john bolton is that he is incredibly professional and experienced. he knows what he's doing and i think he does understand the balance between giving advice and not you know he sizzled time, national security advisor, not a decision-maker. i think that is encouraging. i think that is important that president trump made some changes to get rid of some of those voices around him. that were actually encouraging more intervention. and the fact that he's kind of saying, i want to get out of overseas in afghanistan and syria, okay, you're coming down in a compromise position now.

it's better than we were. i think he's asserting more of that approach actually people voted for in 2016 which is the less involvement. kennedy: the anti-interventionism which is far more attractive and by far the better philosophical position. steve hilton, thank you so much! >> good to see you. kennedy: very good!coming up, some democrats are itching to impeach a president but whether attempts at a knockout punch instead pave the way for an easy reelection? my monologue is next. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ]

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impeachment obsessed. and a billionaire is going to pin is fortune on it. he doesn't have wellness to run for office because he is odd and unlikable so he is washing his mind done this political

cycle which is a lose lose proposition. the emotionally immature freshman congress children have made their legislative -- sending the present packing for good back to mar-a-lago. there is no upside because despite the big wishes and false dichotomy, they've not been able to pinpoint a smoking gun or a simmering pistol. sure! they were mainlining michael cohen 's conspiracy theories when he learned of his hyperbolic syringe and shut them up with false hopes. but nothing truly concrete and impeachable has surfaced from the wishful thinking. i said all along, impeachment -- he will finally seem sympathetic to kerry's voters outside of his base. however much impeachment helps bill clinton, the process turned him into a folk hero. it would be compounded for president trump has railed against the deep state and a

compromised press and torched democrats for being myopically political and obsessed. if the democrats succeed not only will he not be removed is guaranteed a reelection. not just for sympathy but the reinvigoration it would give him being justified in his long-held paranoia. let's say that it works. there is a bombshell in the mueller reports that jerry never has committee tricks up his sleeves. and let's say that the sin out of sheer exhaustion or polling shows a new anti-donald mandate, democrats are left to deal with vice president mike pence. he makes a much better strongman than the -- but also a consistent ideology that would make -- they should save themselves for this

shortsighted impeachment fever that is bound to backfire in spectacular fashion. and that's the memo. house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler said earlier this week that his committee request documents from 81 agencies and entities and individuals as part of its new probe into quote - alleged obstruction of justice, public corruption and other abuses of power by president trump. which will play west? the impeachment push or this massive investigation into the presidents past? 20 now, house judiciary committee member and arizona republican congressman, andy biggs. welcome back. >> good to be with you. kennedy: and my role with my view of impeachment ultimately being very beneficial for the president? >> you are spot on. i hope in the democrats continue.they are out of control and unhinged. but what they do not realize, of kind of playing right into the presidents hands because when he says they are unhinged,

when he says they are off the edge, this is what he means. and there proving his point. kennedy: i think that you're absolutely right. and it's interesting because the president has a couple of things that he can, that democrats think are working against him but he's actually using their powers. whether for reverse jujitsu. one is the green new deal and the other is impeachment. but there is the idea that the investigations aren't really about impeachment at all.that it is about weakening the president and creating a perception of an individual who is so compromised he can't, he is not fit to serve a second term. what you think about that? >> i think you're right but the problem for them is when they tried to bloody him up, no one will take him very seriously because they started off with michael cohen.you start with michael cohen who is probably the most compromised witness, when i was trying cases i would have loved michael cohen to be on the other side. even if michael cohen is going

along, he is basically undermining everything. someone says, didn't he have a love child? no, did he pay for abortion? >> no he didn't. was a russian collision? no. michael cohen is compromised and he did not deliver any goods. and on the other side you know they're not serious because two words on that list, when i read it i just cracked up. julian assange. when they say they want records from julian assange, they want him to be interviewed, the guy is been hiding out because there's extradition orders for him all over the world. kennedy: yeah. >> is not going to come out. you can't take anyone seriously. kennedy: maybe pamela anderson will come out! she knows a lot about julian assange. they dated. >> i always learn something when i am on with you. that's for sure. kennedy: our interactions are a

delight. but what's interesting here is that you have people who are so angry at the president and resisting so hard and they get so worked up that a lot of independents and republicans look at people like tom steyer and maxine waters and they say to themselves, i don't like these people. the president makes these people really mad! i think i like the president! and i think again, this works in his favor which means that this is a bad strategy. it is ill-conceived. >> yeah, i mean we think about it, some of these people that are coming after the president, they are, i want to say this gently but i don't know how. there unlikable. there unlikable characters. they're not people you say, when we sit down and go to lunch or something and let's have a coffee. nothing like that with these people. kennedy: no! i don't want to go to coffee with tom steyer!

>> no, heavens. you want to say what you stay in california. that would be great. yeah. and that's what they are doing. and then, you add anger to it, now you've got gas on the fire. in the president you know, he just goads them and the left-wing media is saying, this is great coming of the president blah blah blah. reality is, most of america, anyone paying attention and must america's not but anyone who is, even casually, they will say, these people are just off their rockers. kennedy: yeah! they are obsessed and annoying. and yeah, i agree. not particularly radical. andy biggs, your likable! thank you for being here tonight. >> thanks kennedy, have a good one. kennedy: we broke the news that hillary clinton is officially off the market for 2020. so sad! she told a local new york outlet, i am not running!

but i'm going to keep working and speaking and standing up for what i believe. not so fast! new york times political reporter, maggie haberman always has the inside scoop. she said last night someone close to her was not trying to close a doorman and was surprising how definitively hip played. they said the clinton team is waiting for their mueller report to drop before making a decision but everyone knows hillary will not be able to resist running again. so will the third time be a charm? three strikes and she's out. the panels back, alexandria wilkes, jason meister -- >> you're going to get it. kennedy: i know! and jessica tarlov. i think democrats by and large are that hillary was not running like, finally, moving on!new page! clean slate! >> is been the case for a very

long time. then we keep going back to this narrative that the right wing obviously loves. and you just think, there has to be a definitive no go on this. i understand her frustration that people talk about joe biden who has failed running for president or john kerry that failed and everyone is fine with them being there but it's a problem that she is. but at the end of the day unfortunately, she did get dealt some bad cards. she felt herself a couple bad ones. and it's just, it's got to stop. she is a prolific fundraiser, she will be a great surrogate for a lot of candidates. you can feel that way about her but -- spoon it's not me! but -- >> each way for the mother report we don't know if it's coming out tomorrow if it is coming out six months before the election once we are already in the swing of primaries up until the conventions. >> probably sooner rather than later but it's interesting that hillary clinton is waiting for the mueller report because i

love that rests on the steele dossier. she wants to know what her money bought! >> white we took about 2020? she still has not accept the results of -- kennedy: he is still big stuff! christie waiting for that mueller report. she paid for that fake dossier and she knows it is a complete hoax. it is a witchhunt! and she still has yet to accept the results of the election. kennedy: she really thinks that he is unseated that she will be president. she wakes up every day and is like -- >> democrats have gone so far to the left, that -- kennedy: that's where i'm sitting. >> there is no place for her in the democratic party anymore. kennedy: there is not! she is not, i want to bring

alex in. she's not moderate enough. she's just not! if some is going to set themselves apart from the far left field, it will be someone like joe biden. >> sure, america rising actually had research. we will be happy -- kennedy: i think republicans are more excited about haranguing the democrats. >> absolutely! the same that existed in the 2016 cycle still exists but it's exacerbated. we know more and it is just not going to play well with this progressive base looking for something different. i think that you know, kennedy: that new car smell! we have more with the panel after the break. guess what? it's only been a week since the summit with kim jong-un. but satellite images show that he is already doublecrossing president trump. how dare you! what this means for a nuclear deal. m that's next.

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most of the north koreans are back to their old tricks. fools.subtle images suggest the regime is building a missile launch site. just one week after nuclear talks with u.s. fell apart the photos show a launchpad near the border with -- at the windows earlier the president said he was not happy. >> all be very disappointed if that were happening. it's a very early report. we're the ones that put it out but i would be very very disappointed in chairman can. i don't think i will be but we will look you will ultimately get solved. >> i told him i loved him! will these prove that kim can never be trusted? our panels back. alex, jason and jessica.

people see them make promises and walk every thing but of course they wanted all the sanctions lifted because they want money but they are untrustworthy. >> is a big production that we see you know from both sides in terms of coming to the middle to meet somewhere but i do think it was worth it on the president's part and in the country as part trying to make it work. when the president came to office he prompts a different kind of foreign policy. and i think going over there to meet with him even that was criticized in some circles, i think it kind of -- kennedy: it justifies his walking away. >> absolutely. a lot of people criticized on the day of the cohen testimony he would give into kim. he did not do that. so i think it shows a maturity in the thinking of the arena and you know, like you said it justified walking away. kennedy: is funny because it runs in happy gilmore. and i would say that chairman kim is the grandma. donald trump is happy gilmore.

a little nacve. and ben stiller is ashley john bolton in the bathroom like -- [laughter] or! you can see that chairman kim is thompson in global politics. >> elected. politicians on both of the aisles got us where we are today. an president trump is a businessman. he is negotiating skills, he wrote the art of the deal. he understands as a real estate developer that sometimes ifyou have to walk away. we are in a better position today, we are in a better relations with north korea. kennedy: i agree with that. >> no question, bill clinton put us here and donald trump is

going to get us out of it. he will make a deal. >> can we ever trust him again? >> no! we should not have trusted him in the first place which is what john bolton said and secretary pompeo and all the foreign-policy hawks on both sides of the aisle. would they invade? >> i'm not for an invasion there. i think their economic sanctions that can be ratcheted up. i think that china is a pivot point here.but it is -- kennedy: stop buying chinese crap. >> i love my chinese crap. but i think we look at the present he walked away from the deal but he made comments about otto warmbier and said i believe chairman kim did not know. >> they are rapping me like -- a disco inferno in the control room. welcome to the table. >> thank you. topical storm is next. lucky you.

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news and the nfl. the new york jets are said to be in talks to acquire distillers wide receiver antonio brown. a match made in heaven because brown was on season one of the masked singer. at this point the most jets fans were masked to hide their faces too! this is topical storm. topic number one. we begin in ocala florida where men went shopping for bait and tackle. oh no!look at that, chasing an unruly suspect when a

civilian decided to lend a hand and a shoulder. they took down the fleeting fugitive but unfortunately, our hero got called for personal fell because he led with his head targeting a 15 yard penalty. and they replay it. cops say it is a miracle neither of these guys got hurt because they had both the end cinnabon beforehand. all right. topic number two. utah, a run has just been the fastest time. amazing what you can accomplish when you're branded jogging partner. [laughter] he went for a run but almost got a beat down after he cut through the wrong part of town. and yes, that is a bison. not a buffalo. we notice because bison are known for their horns while buffalo are known for their horrible football team. [laughter] he was lucky to get out of there alive because not only can it run up to 35 miles an hour but the bison is the largest mammal on earth.

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smyrna on the show, look at his back! three of the greatest people that i know. buck sexton, emily campania and brian -- let's get rational. have a beautiful night! good night. lou: good evening, everybody. illegal immigration is surging and so is the nation's trade deficit. the deficit in fact the highest ever. the deficit with china a record high as well. the national emergency is worsening. the border control calling it unsustainable a as record number of families have been apprehended breaking the yearly record just five months into this fiscal year. the department of homeland security expecting a million illegal immigrants to be arrested this year, in addition to what could be, as many