they possibly can. j i think they will. thanks so much. appreciate it. thank you. thanks for being with us see you tomorrow. and good night from new york. ked good night from new york. tonight drms up in arms asking bill bar to release anything. >> declassifying, people wanted me to do it for a long time. it was important for me to do. we are exposing everything. we are using a word you like transparent. we are being open and transparent. that's what it is about. >> democrats called for transparency. why are they angry over the move. what are they worried will be

exposed in this investigation we'll talk about. far left congresswoman cortez is at it again trying to connect this time tornado warnings to climate change. wait until you hear how one mirrors chided aoc over lack of facts. a story trish has been all over. china state television is backing her over her trade war comment. she invited lou on the program for a debate. lou has responded. we'll tell you what she has to say. prime time begins right now. hello, i'm greg jarred. president trump gave william bar sweeping new powers to declassify any intelligence he sees fit into his investigation

into the russia probe. >> i just want them to be fair. we will bind out what this this-year-old yields. declassifying is important for me to do. >> in the same breathe the democratic chairman of the house detail committee spoke about the openness and said it's un-american. you have to love him. the mainstream media piling on too.

>> bill barr has proven he doesn't see it this way. >> barr has proven himself in my opinion as the trained seal of the administration. willing to come to any conclusion the president needs. >> joining me know to talk about it former fbi special agent bobby. bobby, it's great to have you with us. it always seems inexplicable the people that demand transparency for two years from donald trump are now suddenly and magically against transparency. how do you make sense of the senselessness. >> it's always interesting when someone uses the word melt down when they describe someone else when they are in the middle of their own melt down. weeks ago when the muller report was released these same democrats were screaming about redacted information and how it

should be let out. it's really quiet the turnoff events that they are the ones screaming when we try to make everything transparent and show the american people what is there. now they have a problem. this is not an unusual process. presidents have done this before. it's not new. he is giving barr the tools so he can proceed. i saw adam shift say this is the continue asiaation of a cover u. how can this be a cover up when you are putting things out in the open. >> he's not a genius he called the effort of transparency un-american, boy, that's a new one. if you ask americans if transparency is un-american they would laugh at that. a lot of people laughed at that. >> he used the term weaponnizing information. you can't weaponnize it unless

there is something in there to be a weapon. if all of the information and intelligence doesn't have anything damming in it there shouldn't be fare of -- fear of it. what is the fear? they won't expose sources and methods. this information will get scrubbed so sources and methods won't be compromised. i saw a article say that and it's untrue. they will do what they are told for the betterment of the country. >> one of the common demoninaters is there is a tendency along the committee to over classify materials you know when there is a battle and material is disclosed. we find it shouldn't have been classified to begin with. if the information orders chinese takeout it's classified.

you know, the chinese and there could be secrets. there is too much of that. >> we have seen this before. national security said this. national security. you look and there is nothing in there. what are they talking about. the fbi came out with a letter. if you declassify this stuff there was nothing in there. we didn't know what they were we referring too. >> what they fear is an accounting of respective wrongdoing and corruption by top officials of the fbi and department of justice. we'll leave it at that. bobby, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. the massive flow of migrants is pushing our immigration system to the brink. the pentagon is using funds to set up tent housing for 7500

adults in arizona and texas. border agents have detained more than 100,000 migrants in the last month alone. that's the largest number to cross in a single month since 2007. joining me know is former hillary clinton campaign adviser antwan wright and jesse. we were talking about this a few minutes ago. 13 years ago when he was a senator joe biden voted in favor of the secure fences act. 700-mile long fence. he railed against employers hiring illegals. he wanted to settle standards. they had to speak english and pass a test. they have to earn their way here meaning, not everybody gets to come in. what will he do know because he

hasn't stated a position yet. >> that's the key. i think it's not good for anybody to give the premature benediction about what his stance will be. people move in the mood of the country and the party. i suspect he will strike a balance that will make sense in a pragmatic way that will provide a long term fix to the immigration solution in the country. over 60% of american people want this in a comprehensive way. >> i'm asking the question madison because biden is leading in all of the polls substantially. what do you think he will do

hear? >> madison, madison. >> when you look at the percent of americans across the country they don't believe that a migrant should be left out anywhere in the country and released. 66% of democrats say that. this. >> madison, let me jump in. i don't want you to filibuster. >> i was leaking at the dhs figures 8,000 crossings in a two week period. no, an eight day period in the month of may. under the catch and release and they were released into the interior. so, we are talking about 1,000

people per day and yet i couldn't to hear democrats say, it's like the super album. crisis, what crisis. >> no one said we don't have an immigration issue. >> many democrats said that. >> there is no emergency declare ration. >> what democrats have said this is not enough of ar of a crisiso shutdown the government. we have a humanitarian crisis. the entire conversation is about a wall. >> when obama declared a national emergency are you telling me that's comparable to this. >> what i'm telling you is that trump's border wall and campaign

wall wasn't a reason to declare a national emergency. >> one at a time. >> let's come to the table and do comprehensive immigration inform. >> madison, go ahead respond. >> the president proposed a plan for reform. something misdemeanors and republicans alike couldn't get for decades. let's look at the fact that drugs are pouring across the border. we have murders that are illegal immigrants. recently it was released a man from kenya that was an illegal immigrant in texas that was a serial killer robbing and killing women. >> that happens with american citizens to. >> we need to make sure our people are protected. >> madison you are repeating the

talking points. >> democrats never said we want to open the flood gait. >> floodgates. >> guys, knock it off. i do it one at a time. that's my rule. so, madison, finish your thought. than i'll let you do yours. >> we have drugs across the border and criminals. we want to protect people in this country and at risk and have valid claims. families that are in real danger that want to come here with people taking we need to do a better job. >> you are using the right wing scare tactic. those things happen but not at the rate you are trying to describe. we never said we wanted to open the flood gates and let everyone in the country. >> yes, they did.

>> they said do it the right way and long-term immigration reform tactics that deal with all the things we need to do. >> you are repeating. >> that will do it for now. maybe we can be more civil next time. thank you very much. socialist darling alex andrea spoke out on an issue. >> unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. >> medicare is cheaper than the current system we pay right now. >> now she's getting fact checked by a meteorologist, find out why. they are scrimbling to defend michael avenatti. >> he's donald trump's worse nightmare.

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welcome brack. tonight a major update to a story trish has been following closely. china's unfair trade practices. china attacked trish and called her emotional, yeah, that old thing and stoking fear. she was stating the facts. trish fired back as you know and the host lou chin offered trish's offer for an honest debate on the subject of trade. details on the time and date will be out soon. in the meantime, china state tell convenience took steps to blacklist the tech giant over national security concerns. joining me to talk about it fox news contributor for the wall

street editorial page james. james, weight in on the whole controversial china television. >> it's no contest. i think this is a good debate. most of the population is engaged and talk about the rule of law and why to respect intellectual property. they invited the anchor here from the fox business network. she can't cut it hear because she was talking about this is owned by alibaba.

>> you can talk to any software company. >> they all know. >> the intellectual property theft the huge and damaging. it costs billions and billions of dollars every year to the american economy not to mention the businesses themselves. >> in a's right. for trish it's an opportunity to cut through the propaganda and sensors there. say look, it's not good for the united states if you stop stealing our inventions. it's good for china as well. you can see a very discouraged class. people were trading businesses and people were fleeing and saying there is too much regulation. a lot of them in the name of cyber security. it's pushing down on gaming companies and involunteer innov. the government steps on them. when they get to market it's

stolen. >> there is no incentive. >> that's the problem. >> we wanted to play this earlier. this is what trish said, take a listen. >> now, all of you viewers should know the chinese ruling party has an sensitive ego. they have taken a real dislodged me. someone who dears to tell it and them like it is. this week state media news presenter lou launched a personal attack on me. >> she's so sure of u.s. victimhood. if you were an american that didn't no better you might clinch your fist and pound the wall. >> wow, do i spitfire. am i sick, oh, dear. she said i'm emotional.

yeah, i get emotional. i'm proud when i'm i don' come - confronted with the realty. you seem like a nice woman. i would like to invite you to have an honest live debate with me. a real discussion. >> what do you make of that? >> i believe this could be healthy. this discussion is happening behind closed doors with trade negotiations. negotiators acknowledged the problem and then they make a deal and i think that go back to beijing and they don't like it. having this discussion out in the open and get it through the filters and senators in china is possible.

yes, it's a communist regime. you don't assume there isn't a large group of people that would like to join the modern economy and would like the reform to continue. >> the average tariff is three times the u.s. tariff. there is a huge imbalance there. there is also a trade deficit of $400 billion. this needs to be fixed. past presidents said we will fix it and never do. >> at that tariff part of the regime is part of the rules. it's odd china gets to self-designate and gets the right to hold higher tariffs. we should be seeking zero on both sides. if we can get them to play fairly and except rule of law

don't worry about that. it's a free exchange. maybe we brought more of this and less of that. it's intellectual property theft and tariffs that have to be reformed. >> the experience is negotiating deals. his reputation is pretty tough. he's raised tariffs on billions of dollars worth of imports from china. the question is who will blink first in this. >> yeah, so far as consumers we haven't really seen it pain yet. the chinese currency. this has a cost to us. tariffs are attacks. consumers ultimately pay them. i hope they realize there is more in it for them to gain with open trade. yeah, certainly the sentiment on washington has changed. people thought it was trump

doing the art of the deal. they are thinking this is a long term strategy. if they go the root they have to cult better deals with lower tariffs. it has to push for the transpacific partnership idea they walked away from with different terms. try to get the deals done so if we pay more to trade with china we have better representation. >> there is a lag time between tariffs and pain we'll feel. how much time do you think the president has to do a deal. >>reporter: we have a new round of tariffs potentially within a month i think the president has a lot of negotiating leverage so, he seems to want to play this out

and ping. >> always good to see it. thanks. >> fact checking the far left. congresswoman aoc trying to connect a tornado warning to climate change. one meteorologist is calling her out big time. things are heat can up with the country that chants death to america. they will send 1,50 ♪ it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪

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we want protection for the middle east. we'll send some talented people to the middle east right now. >> that's president trump earlier today announcing they will send 1,500 troops to the

middle east. acting defense secretary said the u.s. is also sending a patriot missile group. they have quadrupled the pace they enriched low grad uranium. they claimed to attacked four tankers in the aeu. is this the right reaction by president. joining me is soldier brett. brett, thank you for being with us. >> good to see you. >> we have 5,200 troops in iraq and 200 in syria. he's not sending ten thousand. this is 1,500. do you see this as a defensive approach? >> well, i do.

i think we have to defend ourselves from what appears to be highly credible intelligence information showing the aggressiveness from the regime. we learned they instructed their groups to start kidnapping and killing operations of american soldiers. that's more of the same from the larger exporter of terrorism. what we see is a result of their actions. from lebanon to mammonite iraq. the iranian regime uses these groups and uses plausible deny ability to conduct terror operations. we leave them unchecked and see more deaths of american soldiers. we will defend that and show them we are not messing around.

>> it's not the added troops in the latest move by president trump. whawhat about the steps that proceeded itmen it is that havin effect on iran? >> it's definitely having an effect. the president's tough stance is having the effect that we have seen it today that got declassified showing the power and influence is diminishing. they are no longer able to fund these groups. a few of their organizes will start looking at other ways to fund the operations. they the no longer support that based on sanctions. that's proof right there that the president's tough approach is working. finally, we are seeing something get done about this. iran was embolden by the obama

administration. they were able to kidnap soldiers and parade them around. it's time to do something about it. >> all right, secretary pompeo is taking a pretty tough approach as well at least in many of his meetings abroad and statements in public. >> right, i think what we saw prom the last week he made it clear to stop this terror campaign. to do that when he said something like that that means focusing on the force that is an organize within the irgc of proxy groups and conduct terror operations. we focus on weakening their access to crash and empowering some of the moderates within the regime. >> when you say irgc you are

talking about the revolution nary guard. exactly. it's recently designated as they. farther there is an organize that conducts their covert action. that group is responsible for a lot of the actions out there. what the audience should understand is that 60% of the iranian population is under the age of 30. the youth would like change. they would like better relationships with the west. they would like to be connected with us. iran could be one of our biggest alleys in the entire region. you have these hard liners at the top that are of the minority but hold so much power and hell bent on instilling the principals of the revolution. >> brett, i have to go. >> i'm finally glad something is being done. they have been at war with us for years now.

>> brett, thank you very much. the liberal media is scrambling to defend it's past praise of disgraced trump attorney michael avenatti. socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez is trying to connect a d.c. tornado watch or warning to climate change and one meteorologist is calling her out for it. we have what he had to say. america's favorite economist ben stein is here to way in. ben stein is here to way in. >> t

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matt finn has this report from jefferson city. >> we are steps away from the capital building here in jefferson city. i would like to show you all day long crews have been working at a stunning pace to install utility poles at a rapid rate. these two buildings both of which you can see inside. the brick building is barely standing and the white building you can see inside. neighbors expect that building to collapse at any moment. we spoke to a mother in the area that told us she was inside her home when the tornado struck. she got down by her bathtub and prayed to stay alive. >> i was on the floor and i watched as it took my roof. >>reporter: the governor said the missouri river has crested near the capital city and near boonsville, missouri.

the levies appear to be holding up. the mississippi river near st. louis is closed for a five mile stretch to all vessels after hitting a flood level of 38 feet. that makes a big dent in holiday recreation on the water and of course commerce. the army corp. oven of engineers said they are worried about the rains headed this way. >> thank you very much. tornadoes have captured the attention. we know tornadoes have been changing. they are no longer limited to the great plains. they have shifted to other regions of the country.

the climate crisis is real y'all. we are at cast tornadoes of growing regions in the country. i have no idea what that means. there is just one problem with what she said. a prominent meteorologist publicly corrected aoc. the congresswoman doesn't know the difference between weather and climate. let's try an easy analogy. weather is what outfit you wear heading out the door. climate is your closet wardrobe. congress hard at work with aoc in charge. joining me is ben stein. ben, great to see you. i watcherred her youtube video this whole thing. she came across as a junior high school student that saw her first rain cloud. it's easy to dismiss aoc as young but that would be a insult to young people wouldn't it?

>> there are a lot of very intelligent young people and educated young people. she doesn't happen to be one of them. she's unable to connect the dots. how can you call a tornado a casual thing. there slow lain to the fast been tornadoes all over the east coast for many years. i was in maryland and there were occasional tornadoes. are those joe biden's fault, i don't know. the idea of a casual tornado that connects with donald trump doesn't add up. there is something wrong with them woman's thought process. she's a genius self-publishist but other than that i don't know what she's doing there. >> this is part of the green new deal. it's $90 trillion. we'll go into free fall.

she dismisses that cavalierly. for someone with an economics degree she strikes me as economically illiterate. >> illiterate is putting it mildly. she's purposely confusing and infuruating. i don't believe she studied real economics. i don't think she knows a thing about economics. if she did why would she say tornadoes are causally caused by climate change. it's not clear what it has to do with tornadoes. we don't know about that. >> she knows. >> we know pretty well. she certainly doesn't know. >> she's about free stuff. free college tuition. >> yes, free tornadoes. >> free housing, free everything. she doesn't realize something --

i think the first thing i learned in economics class there is no such thing as free. pros pair -- pro prosperity doet come from government hands out. >> there is nothing such as free lunch or medicare for all. there is no pricing. there is no such thing as free. no such thing as free education for everyone. she's just living in a dream land and yet amazingly she has followers. she has followers that believes in this. she's the kid in fifth grade running for class president. we get pizza and straight as. maybe she will get it. she's the leader of the democratic party on capitol hill. out of all fantasies. out of blown up fantasies.

>> okay. >> free markets and capitalism is what reduces poverty and not socialism. ask anyone in venezuela. >> ben, thank you. >> great to see you, greg. they are defending trump attorney into the spotlight. we have the sound after this. >> he's donald trump worse nightmare. mutual avenatti. >> michael avenatti. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed.

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he's worse nightmare michael avenatti. >> michael avenatti. michael avenatti. >> michael avenatti, 2 thank you very much. >> michael avenatti is out there saving the country. >> multiple indictments and liberal media isn't -- didn't dig deeper. they defended it. there was a reason michael avenatti was news worthy. he showed a trump like mastery

of the media. there is a lot of talk in newsrooms about the reason for that mastery. joining me know is leader stephane hammel. so, niger, if bryan who is cnn's made -- mia may medi immediatea expect. he spoke about his media mastery. that's insane. >> it is insane. what's the role when in a hole you should stop digging. unfortunately my friends at cnn, certainly bryan among them is continuing to dig a hole. look, i have to give the

mainstream media a bit of a pass. that irrational love affair they have with avenatti is part of an disease. that disease is called tbc. it's trump derangement syndrome. they loved and fawned all over avenatti because they are enranged by trump. >> they could have seen this coming a year ago. i called california lawyers. he has lawsuits against him. conplaints and accusations. he owes money and clients think; you know, he's ripping them off. his partners are suing him. you know, but the people at cnn

like don limon didn't do their homework. >> i remember you reporting on this. the daily caller reported about his shady dealings and how he was a conartist a year ago. he tried to blackmail us and threaten us with a lawsuit. he had no grounds to sue because our reporting was accurate. mainstream made media went aloh it. they thought he would takedown trump. they gave him a platform and let him talk on tv 250 times. i don't have a problem with him speaking. the hosts should be critical and ask him tough questions. this man didn't believe if due

process for brett kavanaugh and know he would like due process. i believe in due process for everyone and he will have his day in court. it's rich and the irony is amazing. i'm slow lain to th having fun e people twist into preztels. >> i said things would end badly. this is an example of media malpractice in the age of trump, isn't it. >> absolutely. it's not just avenatti but michael cohen too. he's a proven purger and liar. now they say he walks on water. this is promotional to the hate they have towards the president of the united states. >> thank you very much for being

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