it go. that and more in venezuela. i'll see you here tomorrow, kennedy begins now. kennedy: thank you, good to have you back, democrat demand the mueller report, they want to now. president said, they are wasting their time, it shows no collusion. but mr. many wrapped up in the mess, damage is done, among home carter page, he was at the center of russia investigation, and whole share aid -- charade made his life a living headline for two year -- a living p.m. for two years, i talk to him about that in moment, you don't want to miss it jerry nadler is warning he plans to start his question to subpoena report tomorrow morning, he wants to see every word of it to no

redaction. at white house today president trump called nadler's bluff. >> nothing you give them whether shifty schiff or jerry ed that i will tell you anything we give them will never be enough, we could give them a 400 page report, right, we could give them 800 pages it would not be enough, this has gone on for two years, when was a whole plot. kennedy: president railed on the cost of the mueller investigation. >> for years, they spent over 30 million on an investigation. they found no collusion, there was no collusion, there never was. after 30 million dollars we'll start the process again, because jerry e nadler wants to start it or schiff. i'll rely on attorney general to make decisions, you could give them more document than they have seen it would never be good enough, this is politics at a

very low level. kennedy: sarah sanders finished that job. >> they will never be satisfied, they are sore losers, they lost in 2016, at some point they have to decide they are ready to move on like the rest was country. kennedy: as you know. robert mueller handed over the report a week and a half ago, reportedly clears the president of collusion. attorney general william barr wrote a systemry tha summary thd president of be o obstruction. >> carter page, he was put you were government surveillance all because of the phony dossier and a bogus fisa warrant. what followed two years are devastating legal expenses, tomorrow is two years since infamous buzzfeed article linked them to russia, and turned his

life upside down, with me now, carter page, welcome to the show. >> thank you. kennedy: so tell me about that insane, bizarre moment you realize your life was unraveling. >> well, i always view it as essentially terror combat. i had tons of death threats, as i know a lot of other members of the you know trump campaign, advisers, volunteers, have gone through over the last several years. to a lar a extent a sad moment, incredible when president trump had to deal with. it has always been a game survival to a certain extent. kennedy: to many people who were working on the campaign, you were volunteering, i am sure does not sign up for surviva

survivalism, if it does exonerate the president like it appears. this could be a massive failure of the surveillance state, the likes of which we've never seen, do you feel you were a pawn of democrats or surveillance state? >> i think it is a conspiracy between both by all indications. chairman lindsey graham has been calling for an investigation into hard evidence of wrong doing. so we'll see what happens, in terms of his call, important call for a special second counsel. i think that real investigation will start soon. kennedy: that is what have you been saying since mueller investigation wrapped up, this is where the real investigation begins, what does that look like

for you? >> well, i think you know, the first step and there has been a positive first steps with attorney general barr since he took office on february 14. doing a lot to restore the rule of law in united states and by all indications, he seems to be having creating a lot more integrity went the u.s. department of justice. >> and he helped to create the surveillance state so many of us have railed against for so long, and helped construct it with robert mueller of all people back in the early 90s, so, you know, you look at this, and it can't be that surprising this much power concentrated in so few hands can have such a devastating affect. so, let's talk a little bit about that fisa warrant application, on you. what did it say about you? what could it possibly have said

to use you to help laure laurens investigation -- launch this investigation. >> that is what is ironic, it slight correction there are form fisa warrant applications. from when i am hearing. i was in washington a couple day the last week, part of reason why my understanding some committees are focused on getting final fisa warrant, and the unredacted pages is wrong doing kept getting worse and worse over that 360 day period. it will be really investin integ when we see final warrant application signed in june of 2017. kennedy: i'm curious to see th this. i want to see what the process is like it has been b one of the

most opaque things,. president has on and off again threatened to release some of these documents and i really hope that he does. do have you any communication request the president's team,? >> no, just, i have never spoken with the president in my entire life. which is part of the irony this whole joke that begin with. and again, you know look at collusion and the conspiracy between the democrat party and operatives within the u.s. government. it is just night and day, everyone i dealt with on trump campaign was above board, and just really strong. high iny ihigh iny ithigh -- in,

vast majority were ex military, retired generals. >> about what do you think of paul manafort. >> i never met him, i am careful about not opining on people i never met with, contrary to the dodgey dossier that democrats paid millions dollars to smear us with. you know they said i was colluded with him, had all kinds of deals set up with russians, is is out righ outrageous. kennedy: what is the weirdert part been for you? there has to be something that stands out that is so other worldly? >> i think biggest thing, weirdest thing is that you know, i helped the fbi and cia over years and decades.

i was always similar to fact i was a volunteer on trump campaign, i was never paid a scent by the fbi or all help that i gave to them, you are alluding to that report in april of 2017. two year ago. but, on contrary, or in comparison, if you look at mr. christopher steel, he is paid 11 times during 2016 by the fbi, and paid by the dnc, and allegedly some russian oligarch. i mean just money flows are just extraordinary, that is the biggest shock. hopefully doj when they submit their court filing, later this week, assistant attorney general rally hunt in second circuit they be start acting with much more integrity and telling the truth, all court filings thus far have been erroneous. kennedy: if you have a chance to

talk to christopher steel or peter strzok what would you say to them. >> just tell the truth. you know. so many people have been trying to get truth out. it is interesting, thei there ie -- congressman colin has been incredible with releases transcripts, you know all these people on the democrat side, and that were colluding with the democrats, you know they try to cover-up everything. we see that against with these false court pleadings by the doj and din c with civil actions that i have been involved in. that is it tell the truth. kennedy: if you were this critical bridge between trump campaign and russia, why were were you indicted? >> everything that i was asked, there was nothing to be indicted about, all questions i had you know to a large extent driven by the donny dossier.

-- dodgey dossier was nonsensical. i can't imagine anything i could possibly be indicted on. >> do you think our country is broken beyond repair. >> i think i have confidence that attorney general barr, assistance attorney general hunt will start doing the right thing with court filings. we shall see. kennedy: i think odd you are in a place that looks like home depot, we can't say where you are. >> with all death threats i keep pretty low profile. kennedy: stock shelves at night, okay. i really appreciate you taking your time. you have had an interesting story to tell, you were really -- >> thank you. kennedy: you demonized by the press, and so many media outlets jumped on that easy narrative. and really abandoned the truth, i know that you have paid in

money in representation but i appreciate you coming by and talking for a little bit about it carter page. >> thank you, kennedy, i at anyn thank you -- can't thank you enough, lou and the whole team at fox business. >> thank you, your business is our business, our business is good. kennedy: coming up, president trump claims he is prepared to seal the south inc southern bord security is more important than trade. fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named 'park' in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands?

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plan to shut the border has republicans worried it might shut down our economy. today mitch mcconnell, he told reporters move would have disastrous trade implication, president said there are more important things to worry about. >> closing down the border would have potentially catastrophic economic impact on the country. and hopefully not do that. >> sure it would have a negative impact on the economy, security is important, we'll have a strong border or a closed border. kennedy: between grief and nothing, i'll take grief, custom official estimate that over 100,000 undocumented immigrants cross our border in march that is highest in 10 years. but shutting it would have devastating consequence for the economy, as u.s. and mexico. do over a billion of dollars a

day in cross border commerce, u.s. auto industry could grind to a halt in a week. president is exploring all options. including leaving a truck lane open. the president listen or will he go his own way. joining he now, washington examiner, author, tim carney. with kings view assess management. ceo scott martin welcome. >> hi. >> happy taco tuesday. kennedy: right, the last taco tuesday we'll have, because no more avocados and tequila. scott, who stands to lose more? u.s. or mek mexico. >> truthfully mexico, that is simple answer because of fact that if you look at trade, look at trade alone, we buy over 70%

-- actually close to 80% sports fans of mexican exports, their economy hinges on us buying there are stuff, if we shut it down, and maybe illegals crossing but also commerce, you will talk about mexican economy really grinding to a halt, this a tough call, is trump blaming it on the illegals crossing or is it more hey, let's punish mexico economically enough they step up and stop things like this caravan that progresses from central america they doing nothing about even help them get to the boredder and cross it. -- border and cross it. kennedy: all right so, and that tim carney, what president is banking on, how do you shut it down? how do you shut down a border that vast? >> not a 1900 mile long curtain that he gets to drop, he does is legal border crossings, he stops

allowing crossings. that is opposite of what he campaigned on, he campaigned on saying gaps between those walls, the gaps between the doorways would put in a wall. that means that illegal crossings will not be stopped, now there is more incentive for people to enter illegally. this is what we as libertarians and conservatives know, you outlaw something you drive it to shadows. kennedy: tru -- pro prohibition works uniformly, whether booze, or drugs or people, i don't know the ultimate impact. commerce can be so drastically affected i don't know what the benefit is and there is a good chance that it is really not going to impact mexican

immigration, sarah sanders and others said that mexico is doing a better job, scott, they are doing a better job in helping out with some of the immigrants who are coming from hondurus, el salvador and guatemala, what do you hear about that? reporter: i guess better versus reallytaryible job makes sense -- really terrible job makes sense. the point that tim made is interesting that is tough part, because any time have you a supply chain disruption could whether labor, in our agricultural issues or machinery, oil, you have a disruption to the american economy on price, do you to point that were maide made, intt the supply chain, and hurt commerce the other a aspect it t only putting pressure on mexico but losing the a the -- we love.

>> and we need to consider is our relationship with those three countries, el salvador, hondurus and guatemala. tim what do you think about president's plan to possibly cutback on aid to those countries? >> well this is a trump knowing that you have to be -- express a willingness to walk away from the table to get a good deal. this is also a dangerous game to play, i am not saying it won't work out, i never know how the trump deals work out. i don't think anyone does. but part of thing this stability the a lot of way diplomacy work people rely -- u.s. as an ally of a certain sort. hopefully, i will give what i hope, i hope into th scott is ri

hope this is a threat that mexico will move. if they call his bluff or if not a bluff we get to a point why nothing constructive happens we have to hope that on other end we'll come out with borders opening back up and maybe mexico doing a better job of policing its borders. so many time z it does not work out that way. kennedy: they should, they have responsibility. and they have a responsibility as well. so, you know they should do something, scott last question, does this cause congress or mexico to act? >> i think mexico to act first. but, it could be congress. if mexico does not act fast enough or well enough to your point about some stopping of the caravans, then congress will have to do something, whether the asylum wall or whatnot, this is on both countries to figure it out. kennedy: and chaos, the chaos

was not knowing what is happening with this border that is more of a magnet for people to come in before the door shuts for good. >> right. >> we're seeing it. kennedy: none is helping with a permanent solution, thank you so much. scott martin, tim carny. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up, no one heard of pete beauty -- he has not even joined the race yet. why is mayor pete so popular? my memo is next. i'll break it down. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie?

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deficits but he is by far most impressive democrat who is running for president, buttigieg was a 1/2 -- navy reservist. >> we don't send troops somewhere because we don't like the regime, we send troops because it is the last resort to protect american lives, that has to be threshold. a lot of things started to go wrong at beginning of century started to did wrong when we took our eyes off that sca stan. kennedy: he makes noah, policies for his straight forward straightism he is a smart man's beto orourke. mayor pete is making biggest inroads on social media and

fundraising, a half million twitter followers have been added since his town hall, he has not even federally declared his candace, kamala hair harrisa high profile senator from a state of 40 million people, buttigieg is mayor of south bend, indiana, this man will gain track you should b traction confidencely make his case in the debates. he should stick to a solid diet of limit the government midwestern conservatism with a side of authentic pride and hoosier ham. former -- damon bailey scouted

in "eighth grade" never fully materialized, buttigieg is danger of proving that brighter they burn the faster they burn out, good luck mayor pete. >> that is the memo. >> mayor pete could be 15 democrat to jump into the race, that is shaping up to be most crowded field in history. how does high continu he contine himself from the pack? our peter panel, katy pavlich. and -- former ohio say the senatosensecapri caforio.

>> good chance i won't vote for buttigieg. >> yo pronounce it booty judge. >> i stick with mayor pete to be safe, i have been a mayor pete fan since 2016, i saw him at a dnc debate, back then, and he really understood that you could hold on to more progress of principles with embracing diversity. -- no matter who you are you need to put food on the table and people have a job. kennedy: and their own economic security. >> no matter who you are black, white, gay, straight, whatever you need a job first, i think he gets it, and i am impressed by fact as you point out, here is a guy that comes from south bend,

indiana, he has 7 million, skyrocketing. kennedy: so smart. >> i know, he went to harvard. speaks mor more -- >> you ranked our top 9 candidate with buttigieg at the want to? he was. >> i was just making various an katecandidate angry how i ranked them. buttigieg rejected identity politics, not all onboard with i'm just votes for you because you represent some identity group. >> he is talking more about his views.

kennedy: i will -- if gets in the race. >> you and me. kennedy: i i am not vote for mayor pete. he is adorable. >> i -- identity of politics in democrat ebic primary is still strong, there was an article that questioned whether they should count buttigieg as a white man because he is gay, they were asking is he diverse because he is gay or points taken off because he is a white man, that is insane, that shows the problem with the democrat ike. >> right. >> he is an outsider, people' someone outside of washington to solve problem that washington created, he is not try too hard to get people too like him, he is genuine. kennedy: and also one of the -- >> democrat veterans who really hoppehelped democrats take the e

back. >> author the -- do not speak for most democrats. kennedy: do you know who checks no boxes, joe biden. he is too busy fending off accusations from two women, president trump commenting on it tonight. >> former vice president is -- i would call him, i don't know him well, welcome to the world, joe. you having a good time, joe? kennedy: house speaker nancy pelosi and several other democratic lawmaker have equipment out in biden's defense, several of his 2020 contendors not as supportive. they can't believe that bernie

sanders campaign is pre heine be whole thing, bernie denies any involvement. i would never do that to joe, i would love him to rub my clavicles. >> this is not about you know being getting in someone's personal space. that might not be -- that does not rise to level of sexual assault in my view, this is a much to to about creating -- much to do about creating a situation there are progressive democrats that don't want to see joe biden get in because he is not pure enough, 57% of democrat, according to monmouth university poll their number one goal to beat donald trump, joe biden is probably the person who could do it. >> but they risk turns him into

a victim. >> right. kennedy: we go through the news cycle so quickly now, people see what is happening, they see mob mentality, if he hangs in here maybe i should give him -- >> wokest of the woke don't represent everyone, they represent some elite opinion maker. but they think they represent everyone. they think that everyone is onboard with you know this -- i push back on some of these "me too" excesses, i don't want to excuse his behavior, by some thing he is accused of, the woman in viral, carter wife, that was a consensual moment stephanie carter. >> that does not -- >> whatever, jump i page. >> i'll everyone pointe poundedt was a rich to judgment. >> who is behind it.

>> democrats don't care if it was numbe inappropriate they cae about power, this was brought forward by a woman in bernie beto camp. >> i think beto but a lot of people say bernie. kennedy: their own rule is one size fits all. >> and seems like they are willing to hole people accountable with not having to lose power whether in virginia on state legislator and top three democrats running state. or brett kavanaugh situation with zero evidence. >> they continue to continue him of sexual misconduct when there was zero in a follow up report, that media did not cover at all. >> so this is about power. kennedy: brett kavanaugh created a new template, you do not resign, you stay there.

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kennedy: breaking news from venezuela this could be a game changer lawmaker loyal to maduro have reportedly stripped immunity of opposition leader juan guaido, that means that man whom u.s. recognizes as legitimate leader could soon be arrested, at same time vladimir putin sense 100 military adviser to caracas. and now trump administration

warned russia to pull their troops out now. join me, bryan suits, purple heart and all welcome back suity by. >> buenos noches. >> mi amor. >> let's talk about guideo. the constitution said that that he was legitimate leader but now they strip him of parliamentary immunity,. kennedy: what happen then, is he taken to a prison and we never see them again. >> i don't think they have the mar act as -- maracas to do that, but i could see him being

exiled. he is called for a mega-protest saturday 11 a.m. in caracas, he hey not have that much time, and you know the chinese flew within 50 people liberation army soldiers in their sunday, now have you russia, not mercenaries, you have uniform russia troops on ground, in venezuela, now chinese, everyone who has a piece of venezuela debt. kennedy: what is this vietnam. >> they are there in uniform on ground, at invitation of venezuela government. kennedy: of course. >> if you are angela merkel and donald trump and you recognize juan guaido as leader. kennedy: are china and russia trying to force u.s. to a conflict. >> they are trying to set the stakes where like we took your military option off chess board, you might collateral some russians or chinese, that is their game there.

and but they have a real purpose, they help venezuelans stop some american information and psy-ops, that things again venezuela military, they are doubling down, chinese troops physically on ground from other side of pacific. president monroe is spinning in his grave, russian dollar. this is the most clear violation of monroe doctrine since confident 62. kennedy: wh-- since 1962. kennedy: who wins in trump administration. does brol bolton brigade have tr day? >> i imagine he is hitting the roof. and i don't see the appreciation coming out of white house about this. i am sure like you say bolton is seeing this but china is there now. kennedy: bol bolton is seeing ts

in 4-d, there are press reports he has been emboldened by what is happening in venezuela, he is stamping his own brand of hawkishness on this administration. >> chinese making it clear, money is owed. we don't know that a guidey guao government wouldoon or honor debt. they are good at get their debts paid, that is why they are there, russia just wants to stick a finger in our a. kennedy: russia is so annoying. >> ♪ limu emu & doug look limu. a civilian buying a new car.

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