normandy 75 years ago. that's it for us. we thank you for joining us. good night from new york. see you hereby tomorrow. thank you. [♪] trish: tonight, renting babies at the border. babies for rent. they are the ticket for migrants to get across the border into our country. that's how ruthless and desperate the emergency is at our border. we have the details on these new statements by the department of homeland security. take a look at brand-new video released by customs and border patrol. this is 150 migrants casually walking around a poring of the border wall.

nancy pelosi reportedly telling her fellow democrats that she wants to see donald trump behind bars. remembering d-day 75 years later. president trump: on this day 75 year ago 10,000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives for their brothers, for their countries. and for the survival liberty. trish: a special with historian doug wead coming up. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight the depths of the crisis. the emergency at our southern border is being exposed. homeland security officials say migrants are quote renting babies. renting children.

babies, to speed up their trib across the border -- their trip across the border into the united states of america. it's a practice the acting i.c.e. director washed us about in april. -- warned us about in april. >> the situation is so bad. you grab a kid whether their really your kid or you are renting them which is happening, and you come across illegally, you are being allowed in. they are so overwhelmed, they are not even claiming asylum or claiming fear. they are so overwhelmed, you are just let into our country never to be heard from again. trish: nearly 700,000 people come into this country or tried to this year. we are getting video showing another video of central

american migrants walking across the border hanging out in arizona. retired brigadier general anthony tata. is this a military matter? we have gotten report that chieb ease nationals are being smuggled in and reports members of isis are being smuggled in. how do we know who is coming in if we don't have a border? >> we don't. there is an old saying the closer you get to an objective the more' intense the enemy fire. so as president trump attempts to secure our border and moves billions of dollars to do so, pledges to build the wall and continue to build more wall, what we see on the left and from

our ebb anies abroad is -- our enemies abroad is this assault on our border. as we are doing more at the border, they are challenging that. our enemies and the democrats do not want this wall built. there is another term for representing babies. it's called human trafficking. when people are human trafficking, tear rights do that. they -- terrorists do that. they use chirp a -- use childres shields. if we had any question whether these were enemies coming across the border, there is no question now. these children are human shields to allow for the safe passage of enemies of our nation. trish: they are being rented out for roughly $300 and change a

trip. which is tragic when you think of all the horrible this that could happen to them. i want to share with you some sound from vice president mike pence. he and i were talking about this issue last fall. he in many ways alluded to what you are talking about. he thick there are bad actors d he thinks there are bad actors involved in this. you are saying this is more organized than previous groups we have seen come to our border^. >> they oftentimes come in the spring. but this group was organized, whatever the intention, we know it was by leftist groups. human traffickers taking advantage of many vulnerable people. trish: human traffickers, babies for rent or being trafficked across our border. who do you think is him this?

>> as the vice president said, leftist groups. there is huge money from diaspora funding this to try to make the president look bad. ultimately the left wants this border to fail. they want the illegal immigration to peak and continue to crest, and they want -- trish: explain to me why. >> so let's talk, trish, about why is no democrat presidential candidate talking about national security? it's because -- you have to talk about national security you have to believe in the nation. to believe in the nation you have to believe in borders. to believe in borders you have to believe in securing border. and they don't believe that. i have to tell you this progressive agenda wants to see

the destruction of this country and today on d-day, freedom being saved, western civilization being saved, this very day to be talking about now on the border the left wanting to destroy this country from within by allowing illegal immigration. they do nothing about this, and that is their plan. overwhelming the social security system and the social welfare network. trish: how does it help them politically? the idea people come here. i'm trying to understand the rationale. economically it doesn't make sense. >> in the near term the president ran on the wall. they feel like they can beat the president if they make the wall fail and the border fail. that's in the near term. you hear all of these candidate

say i'm going to tear down walls. what they want is open borders so that of course the speculation is that all these people vote illegally and there has been some proof of that, and also when we look at overwhelming the system -- trish: i get it like some evidence and concern of some of those things, new york would require some identification when you showed up at the voting booth. but that aside i think perhaps they just want to see that kind of chaos. ultimately i'm not sure what their goal is. to your point, it's not healthy. it's not good for our economy. how is that productive for the nation. general tata, thank you. another big story we are looking at.

congress thinks it deserves a raise. at least the house democrats seem to think they deserve a raise. they want at least $4,000, despite a poll that only 20% of americans approve of the job washington is doing. their salary has been frozen at $174,000 for a decade. i know you are not too psyched about this, congressman. of all times to be asking for a raise. really? right now? >> it shows how tone deaf the democrats are. we ought to have a banner, welcome to congress, you get a pay raise for bankrupting the country. to even think about this. when i first heard about it, i said really? who would even think this. but it goes with all the other

dumb ideas from no border wall you were just talking to the gentleman about to free medical care. the only way to deal with this is at the voting booth to get these people out. trish: do you think they will get a raise? the balance is in their favor. >> i think it is. i think my job is to broadcast this everywhere i can. in the private sector you get pay raises when you areef something. when you do something good for a company. this is not the case in congress. to even think about this now with $20 trillion in debt? it's up thinkable. trish: they are doing so kay. i don't know if $4,500 will make a huge difference. but within the psychology of

the american people it will. congressman, i'm starting to worry about whether we can really be governed. your colleagued in congress just can't get out of their own way right now. you have got a massive problem on the border. everybody is saying so. despite the fact they once believed in better borders and security, they completely changed their tune. it's like they are so angry and consumed with this hate for the president, they can't get out of their own way to do what is right for the united states of america? >> nor do they care. it's self-preservation. this pay raise, it's all about them. what about that first responder and police officer making 38,000 a year. what about the navy seal i think the base salary is $68,000.

when you do the math on the $4,500,. trish: they are kind of tone deaf. they are all about spending on themselves, government spending. they want a $10 trillion climate plan. aoc does anyway. they are not ground in reality. >> you never hear where are the offsets. again, it's up to us to expose that and let the american people know what's going on. they will be outraged. trish: who do you trust more, the chinese government or the trump administration. tonight some college students gave some rather troubling answers. >> who would you be more inclined to trust, the trump administration or chinese government? >> chinese government. >> in this situation probably

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trish: house speaker nancy pelosi wants donald trump behind bars. a new report claims that's what she is out there telling democrats. quote, i don't want to see him impeached, i want to see him in prison. joining me, bret and blood blakeman. she wants to give them some flavor to let them know she is

on their side. if she had taken the time to read volume one and two she wouldn't be talking about that to begin with. >> if he's headed for jail, she has a remedy. it would be a crisis. they took the holiday weekend off. and they will take the summer off. trish: they want a pay raise. >> impeachment is suppose to be used as a smeeld to protect the nation against abuse of power. they are use it as a sword. pelosi doesn't have any control over her caucus. the inmates are running the asylum. jerry nadler said today, we are going to start impeachment

inquiry. trish: if they start down the impeachment path, you know how that played out with clinton. >> i'm not exactly sure what nancy pelosi is up to with this because she has been very seemingly dead set against impeachment. i think if we are going to have any investigation or hearings, we should start with hearings. it's important to say under the watergate era impeachment didn't just begin. they started with hearings. trish: what are we having hearings? the only thing you need hearings about is why the whole thing started in the first place. why a judge would be given opposition research and issue a fisa warrant. but the mueller report is out,

done, delivered, finished. he did not recommend anything for impeachment. there were 11 recommendations for clinton. there was nothing courtesy of mueller. you have only to look back to the ken starr report. come on, adam. you want transparency for wham? we got it. >> mueller did not exonerate him on charges of corruption. congress had hearings and made and decision on nixon. trish: i guarantee if you do that, you have no shot at 2020. i'm trying to give some advice because you won't have a fair fight. americans will say what is wrong with this group of lawmakers?

they can't get out of their own way. it brings us back to the real issue which is why are they using opposition research paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. you take a bunch of foreigners feeding another foreigner. and he's turning that over to a fisa court judge? that's a little messed up. another headline tonight. president trump is slamming former special counsel robert mueller, calling him incorrect in his facts. >> do you mind if he testifies? president trump: he made such a fool out of himself. what people don't report is the letter he had to do to straighten out his testimony. but nancy pelosi, i call her nervous nancy. nancy pelosi doesn't talk about it. she is a disaster.

and let her do what thee wants. i think -- what she wants. i think they are in big trouble. trish: is the president right? are they in big trouble? >> they are in big trouble because they are chasing rabbits down holes. there is no there there. bob mueller came back in his report, he could have said crimes could have been committed. but he didn't do that. congress has always had the authority to open impeachment inquiries on any evidence they thought was relevant. but here is the key. mueller was a pick for independent counsel, democrats loved him. then democrats said we'll abide by anything mueller comes back with. they won't. they can't. it's collusion collusion squared. they can't get over the.

they can't get over the fact mueller didn't indict the president. i think the american people understand what's happening here. trish: we are looking increasingly like a banana republic. there are two-bit dictatorships -- i don't mean dictatorship in this situation -- but the democrats want to go throw him behind bars. that's what they do in latin america. you don't like the current administration so what do you do? you say you are going to put them in jail. that's a slippery slope in terms of protecting our great republic and protecting the rights of the people to elect their leader if the other side decides they don't like the results? the other party, they say this person needs to go to jail and be impeached.

>> i'm not advocating that the president get behind bars and i'm not advocating impeachment. i am saying there could be fourth further hearings. i don't think it's all the same issue. i'm not sure what nancy pelosi's strategy is. i'm a fan of nancy pelosi, she must have a long-term game. i wouldn't say he should be behind bars. trish: kind of tacky of her. coming up, horrific video of college students saying they thrust chain today over trump. >> i don't know enough about the chinese government to know if they have a reputation or honesty or dishonesty. trish: one democrat is claiming l.a.'s ♪ limu emu & doug

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>> the state of california is led by democrats. the city of los angeles is led by democrats. l.a. county is led by democrats yet this problem continues to get worse. is it a failure of liberalism, is it a failure of democratic politics that it gets worse? >> not at all. now that we have this leadership in place we have people willing to take on the problem. trish: she may try to defend herself and her party and say it's not the result of liberalism. all that homelessness, and new york as well. lawmakers in those areas have gone completely in the dark neglecting problems. not's peaching epidemic

problems. it's bad out there in california. joining me, ben stein. california is a beautiful place. i used to live in san francisco. lovely place aside from its politics and aside from its homelessness problem which is quite severe. why is it so bad in these places? >> because the aclu has a powerful grip on the policies with the homeless. if the aclu weren't in the picture, the homeless would could be scooped up and put in homes for mental illness. they do prevent them from he evacuating their bowels on their neighbors' lawns. i don't know if it's the fault of democratic politicians.

but it's the fault of liberalism thinking it's a good thing to let a mentally ill person roam around. trish: there are ways to help these people where they can be treated tore drug addiction. they have all that money in california. they 0 love to tax everybody in california. why don't they use the money accordingly to help some of the people that are disturbing the peace? >> because the aclu will say you are not allowed to touch these people. if they want to lined bridges and encampments and evacuate their bowels on the street and spread typhoid and typhus, the aclu is largely to blame and the

liberals who keep supporting that idea who dignify the homeless on the streets without any shelter. these people are mentally ill. these are not bank vice presidents who happens to lose their jobs. these are mentally ill people, drug addicts, alcoholics. they need to be treated and they can be treated. it's a big hard job. we can't let our cities turn into trash heaps and places where there is disease and typhoid. but it's become a standard way to live in big cities in america. trish: why is it so much in america. you go to other places and you don't see that that much. >> we do not have in europe anything like the aclu which

keeps the police from taking these poor homeless people and putting them in homes where they can be treated. it's inhumane to say we are going to be good to you to let you wander freely on the streets and freeze and bible get stabbed and robbed. that's a cruel way of disposing of people. they are human beings with hearts and souls. they need to be treated as human beings with hearts and souls which means mutt putting them in d means putting them in shelters. i remember when gavin newsom was running for mayor of san francisco, way bang then before he became radically progressive. he had an interesting proposal. he wanted to help those homeless people in a different way. he wanted to take all the money that was effectively being distributed to them.

they get cash payouts and he noticed a correlation between the money the homeless would get and a spike in emergency room overdose rates. you could see it house after they had gone the the money. he said why don't we take that money and we can put it into establishing a home and treatment centers. he ran for mayor on that platform. the city of san francisco shot it down. somehow they think it's more culturally appropriate in san francisco to leave people out on the streets than help them and use the money in an effective way. >> it can be used in an effective way. it doesn't visibility to be billions or trillions. there are such things such as alcoholics anonymous which are free which take people with

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trish: who do you trust more? the you will s. or china. campus reform asked college student at one american university that question. the answers are kind of troubling. >> who would you be more i kind to trust, the trump administration or dhien ease government. >> the chinese government. >> in this situation probably the chinese government. >> the trump administration is anti-intellectual and anti-university. it's a racist attack against chinese people and an anti-it electric fuel attack. >> i want to support our president, but i side with the chinese. i don't think it' propaganda. trish: this is in response to

chinese cultural centers being shut down on college campuses under charges of chinese propaganda. cabot wept out there and talked -- went out there and talked to these college student. >> this is horrifying this week. we just passed the 30th anniversary of tienanmen in beijing where student were gunned down and run down by their own government. these students choose to side with a government that does not protect free speech and they are concealing any evidence of that

massacre. they have freedom of speech in this country. it's' not the same thing in china. they should understand that. trish: an estimated 1.5 million muslims are in concentration camps because you don't have the freedom to choose your religion, including the muslim faith. you don't have any kind of freedom of speech. there are people that don't know about tienanmen square because the government squashes it. you think about mike pompeo tweeting about tienanmen square on the 30th anniversary and the chinese were not happy at all saying it's disrespectful. this what happened. you can't just erase history. the idea that kids at universities where they should be educated in things like chinese history are choosing to

ignore it as well, what does that tell us. >> you can't erase history but that's what many professors and faculties and liberals want to do. if they knew the real facts i don't think they would be giving these responses. but the reality is they are historically inept and ignorant as to what happened in our country. we respect the 75th anniversary of d-day. so we are seeing in china concentration camps where they are putting muslims in the camps because of their religion. but on top of that we have a country that censors the internet. we have a country that holds show trials where they are tortured to comply with the

government, even if they are not builty. the human rights abuses in china are horrific. trish: what is being spread on college campuses, how would you define it? >> i'm on campus talking to student and what we hear a lot is socialism and communism are being painted in a positive light and a lot of the hard facts about the ideologies are being omitted. i don't believe that the students would have a 49% favorability toward socialism if they understood 100 million people have suffered and died under socialism and communism in the last 100 years. but we see them falling into this trap which so many people have died because of it throughout history. trish: there is no tolerance for

intellectual diversity. you either think like the professor, the total leftist, or you are not going to pass a class. >> exactly. this is what we talked about with regards to diversity. but it ends when it comes to diversity of thought and opinion. that's how we all learn. we learn from people who disagree with us. so if we continue to educate students and hopefully people become more open-minded on these campuses we'll see better results. we need more history lessons on campuses. trish: thank you so much. next, 75 years ago today, there were 150,000 allied soldiers that land in normandy, france. their mission was to free europe

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trish: 75 years ago today marked history's greatest, bravest turning point for all and a moral order for the entire world. d-day, june 6, 1944. americans led the charge. because of that unbelievable, undeniable courage they had that day, that we had, our country had, we emerged on the right side of history. we won. and it's so fitting that the president of the united states spoke at the final resting place

of nearly 10,000 americans. president trump: you are among the very greatest of americans who will ever live. you are the pride of our nation. you are the glory of our republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. [cheers and applause] trish: it was quite a speech. president trump said troops on d-day wouldn't the survival of our civilization. joining me, presidential historian doug wead. you are the guy to talk to. an historian on a day like today. what did you think of the president' speech, and how significant was this day 75 years ago in shaping the entire future of the world? >> yeah, first the speech. i can tell you my in-law live in

france and can't speak a word of english. the french media is more negative toward trump than the american media. when they heard donald trump's speech, they were stunned. in their little village they were weeping. it was the first time they heard donald trump speak unfiltered. they didn't know melania had lived in paris and could speak fluent french even though she had been in the newspapers. it was a deeply touching moment for many people in france. trish: even the democrats appreciated his speech today. getting back to that moment in history, it really did change the world. and the u.s. effectively became the world power that was always

on a search and quest for greatness and for the preservation of human rights. how important is it to future generations of america that we stay on that path and we are influential in a way that is positive for the world? >> this was a rare moment when we could call evil, evil and say we are on the right side. the nuances of different opinions and political views sometimes comes into play. but in the western world -- trish: nazi germany, there were no ins, and ands about that. they had to be taken down. >> we didn't fully know, eleanor roosevelt and other had information but we weren't fully convinced of the concentration

camps until our soldiers actually walked into them. but we sensed evil in we had said. one of the heroes who came to my mind was teddy roosevelt, jr. he was a great general and his great battlefield exploits were censored by fdr because he saw him as a rival. he convinced eisenhower to land with his troops in the first wave. he went out on the beach with his cane and pointed to the german machine gun nets while the bullets bizzed by him -- whizzed by him. he died of a heart attack a few week later and was given the

medal of honor. it was memorialized in "the longest day." trish: they went through hell. it's important we never lose sight of that ander in forget that. >> a great hero that comes from that that we can look to is dwight eisenhower. macarthur and patton come to mind. but we turned to eisenhower and the whole world turned to eisenhower because he knew how to get along with people. trish: and history was written. we are going to hear from a world war -we bought a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth?

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