his campaign in until * tomorrow. hundreds, thousands lining up. see you tomorrow, good night from new york. trish: the trump administration announcing it's deploying 1,000 additional troops to the middle east for defensive purposes. this as iran overplays its hand saying it's stockpiling uranium. military across is on the table. we have full reaction from general robert scales in just a moment. the migrants trying over to cross over the mexican southern border. we are taking you to that mexican-guatemala border for a

report on the crackdown. remember this? this iconic moment? president trump descending on the escalator at trump tower on the way to announce the 2016 bid? tomorrow night he is set to make his official announcement to run for reelection as president of the united states, and we'll have full wall-to-wall live special coverage of the entire rally for you. trish regan primetime begins right now. the u.s. dispatching 1,000 troops to the middle east tonight as iran ramps up its enrichment of uranium days after the trump administration accused the islamic republic of orchestrating an attack on oil tankers. the u.s. does not want war with

iran. but at the same time he said we are considering a quote full rank of options to deal with the threat from tehran. >> i was away at disney world over the weekend. we promised the kid when we got out of school we would do this. of course, we had to take them on the iconic ride "it's a small world" at the magic kingdom. i used to love the ride as a kid and it's beautiful as ever. you know what in the world seemed like one big awesome totally happy incredible place. what an aspirational idea. unattainable, however. that's the reality. this latest conflict with iran showcase that. there are too many self-interested actors in the world and they are willing to go

to great lengths in an attempt to push their own agenda so they can get ahead. whether they are outright stealing from us hike china, or in the case of iran, attempting to drag us into a war in an attempt to reinstate a deal that was economically speaking not so good. not so good for us. you know, not even so good for them. that's the truth of it. it could have been better. president trump offered to renegotiate with them. they have thumbed their nose repeatedly at that. so president trump need to be careful right now. and i am sure he will be. because he knows there are self-underred people everywhere. actually including right here in america. there may be a lot of americans whispering to the iranians that they just need trump out of the

white house. and then the democrats can reinstate that deal. while waiting for a new white house, they are kind of dumb. on iran's part anyway. number one, by recent polling i suspect trump might get re-elected. if the iranians sit down at the table with the president and negotiate something new, the democrats aren't going to tear it up. of course, that reelect thing is predicated upon a strong economy and peace. hard ipeace -- in other words, people like a strong economy and peace. no world war iii or prolonged military conflict with iran. but there are politically motivated, self-interested people everywhere, including in america. and there are people in america that would like nothing more than to see us engage in a war

with iran because they know war could very well spell the end of trump 2020. so iran may actually be even counseled right now to be as bad an actor as it can be on the world table, all in a deliberate effort to provoke a u.s. military response. we know washington has become ungovernable thanks to the bitter partisanship. too many partisan actors putting politics before country. as a result, the iran conflict will prove to be a real test for donald j trump. he must follow his instincts and stay far away from the noise iran is trying to make. for now he should sanction sang sang some more.

-- and sanction some more, making it economically painful. iran is trying to play it hand. but here is the reality. it doesn't have a hand to play. here with us is retired major general, bob scales. mike pompeo views it as a defensive move. why is iran doing all this now? >> as far as the iranians are concerned, three word, sanctions, sanctions and sanctions. a lot of my military friends like to compare north korea with iran as if they were compatible and similar enemies. it's not true. half of the iranian population is younger than 35. they have access to social media

and twitter and all the rest. they know what life is like in the west and they are getting sick and tired of the mullahs cramming their liberties and destroying their way of life. iran is i tinder box. and the last thing the fullas can put up with is to see their economy fall, unable to export a single barrel of oil. so there is a two-pronged approach. one is to threaten with nuclear weapons and the other is conduct a silly campaign attempting to mine ships in the strait of hormuz. we on the other hand are trying to build and put together a coalition of people who have interest in the persian gulf, mainly europe and japan before we contemplate taking military action, trish. >> before everyone gets ahead of themselves on this. i know it's easy to say.

you say you want to mess with us, boom, done, over. you are going to wish you never entertained those thoughts. but at the same time if we go marching toward some kind of war with iran, i feel that's exact hi what they want. the mullahs want it. there are other under national actors that want it. i'm not going to get political on you. but there are some people in the u.s. that would almost like to see that conflict because then that's bad for donald trump and he's less likely to get elected. iran would like the conflict because then they think if he doesn't get elected in 2020 because people are upset about the international scene. maybe we can get a democrat in and reinstate that old plan. that plan is not a good one for anyone. including one from an economic perspective. they could have gone the more

u.s. investment and they could have been on a better plain. the' president offered to consider renegotiation. he offered to sit down with them and they thumb their nose at it? >> we have a tendency in this town to overuse the "w" war. a strike against iran wouldn't be a war. we shouldn't start digging fallout shelters just yet. this is a situation that has to be managed by the administration. and i think secretary pompeo is doing a brilliant job at it. keep adding forces into the region to tell the iranians we are not backing down. number two, find some allies willing to join us. not allies who have an

ideological mind meld with us. but allies who get their fossil fuels through the persian gulf. finally, don't take the iranian bait. at the end of the day all we care about is keeping the straits open and prevent these guys from developing a nuclear weapon. >> they think they are people in iran that want to see so kind of conflict. there are people high up and the mullahs that may want this conflict. and that's why it's important for everybody to keep their head clear and straight and understand the motivations of tonight self-interested actors. chinese president xi jinping is heading to north korea for his first state visit with kim jong-un. ' highlighting china's value in

pushing north korea to eliminate its nuclear program. >> i think xi is getting a little tense right now. for the last 60, 70 years, the north koreans have always danced to the chinese tune. then along comes donald trump hop threw a wrench in the second. the last thing the chinese want is a free north korea and unified with south korea with the south koreans in charge. it goes back to economics. the north koreans are being crushed under these sanctions and they are desperate to find a way out. one of the ways to get out from undernear this is to strike a new deal with the chinese and xi.

i don't think xi is going along with it. trish: i like the chinese because it's a way to influence the chinese. these are lives we are talking about, so if there is a way to influence economically without having to cost any american lives, that's the way to go. >> i guess i would put it like this. we are the most of powerful economic engine on the face of the earth. the dollar is the corner of the realm for the planet. we have always been reluctant to push around our economic cloud. i would rather face somebody off with sanctions than send another generation of young men and women off to fight war that

could be avoided with economics alone. trish: another gaffe from socialist aoc? >> i am not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. >> we are going to flip this seat red in november. medicare for all is much more -- much cheaper than the current system we pay right now. trish: rising democratic star accusing billionaire jeff bezos of paying his workers quote starvation wages just to turn a profit. the only problem the amazon minimum wage is already $15 which is double what the law demands. shocking new video showing a flight attend damage literally hitting a plane ceiling during

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trish: tonight mexico is stepping up its national guard forces to help prevent the flow of migrants to our southern border. they are trying to avert massive tariff penalties on to their goods and our southern unable seems to be taking that threat seriously. william lajeunesse has this report. reporter: ice rrp deports 100 guatemalans every week. reporter: are you going to try again? >> i don't think so. i have got three daughters and i need work. reporter: some are giving up, others vow to try again. reporter: more guatemalans are deported at the u.s. bored than from any on ther country.

migrants are leaving a rural area caught by a drought. >> guatemala does not generate enough jobs for the population that we have. we have almost 200,000 people coming into the job market and only 40,000 to 50,000 jobs being created in the economy. reporter: a super highway of migrants pass through guatemala every day. >> we have to attract investment and generate jobs. reporter: the interior minister says guatemala is considering a safe third country agreement. requiring honduran and el salvadoran migrants to apply for asylum here, not in the u.s.

jose is head back, but mexico's promise to put troops on the border gives him pause. >> i don't want to be returned to my country. reporter: solving the problem may require the one thing u.s. doesn't have, patience. trish: william lajeunesse, thank you for that report. the trump administration announcing it's suspending all financial aid to el al have doer, guatemala, and honduras after those countries have shown they have failed to stop the flow of migrants. and it will be suspended until they can show a turnaround in their behavior. they are actually making some attempt to keep their people

from leaving and coming straight here. saturday mexican officials arrested 800 central americans heading north to the u.s. here to react to all of it, republican mark green. good to see you. >> thanks for having me on. trish: the power of the almighty dollar. the power of the u.s. economy coming into play. we saw the tariffs on mexico is having an effect, now we are looking at suspending all the aid to honduras and guatemala and all these countries who for whatever reason seem keen and supportive of people coming to the u.s. is it going to work? >> yes, i think it will work. we heard today that 900 additional national guardsmen are going to their southern border with guatemala. when you put teeth in a deal,

you get a response. take that foreign aid is an incentive to those leaders, and they will be able to hopefully, you know, do what they need to do, enforce their own laws and stop the flow of the migrants. trish: that said, it's a free world, you want to just leave guatemala and go somewhere else, it's not like the government can stop you. but couldn't the government do something to incentivize people to want to be there in the first place, like trying to get its own economic house in order? >> sure. the whole point of why people are leaving is the problem with the rule of law. they have corruption in their government and the rule of law is not enforced so people want to leave. it's an issue of businesses not wanting to go into that. crime is down in guatemala but people don't want to locate

businesses there because of the rule of law. when the leadership gets with the program and starts enforcing its own laws, businesses will be recruit to those areas and you will see jobs created. in the whole northern triangle. all three countries. trish: here you go, millions of dollars from the u.s., do what you want with it. the fear is if you have that much corruption in the system, the money is not get together people who need it. maybe this is putting pressure on the government to say okay. we need to do a better job internally. a hard thing to do, but at least show some goodwill. >> absolutely. they have got to do their job. and the corruption has to be stomped out. there are several reports that show significant corruption and where that aid is being used.

is it getting down to the people? there is a lot of concern about that. this is an opportunity to incentivize them to do what they are supposed to do with foreign aid. trish: it seems like this is a homeland security issue as well. we don't know who is here. we don't know who is in our country or who is coming up. this is a security issue. as much as people want to say it's not. isn't it? >> absolutely. if we are talking rule of law, we need to enforce our own rule of law at the border. the liberal democrats don't seem interested in doing that. we are more concerned -- they are more concerned about keeping themselves in power than they do care about the people. you look at the women who are assaulted. the humanitarian crisis it is. trish: i wish the democrats

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you have spent a lifetime studying it. tell us why she is missing the boat on amazon here? >> she is just wrong. it's not that complicated. this isn't theory. this is facts. amazon as led the way voluntary to pay its workers much more than the minimum wage. she is just simply wrong. what gives this such savage teeth is that jeff bezos bought the failing "washington post," bought the once great crusading newspaper and used it to normalize liberal line. alexandria ocasio-cortez is the twisted fruit of that corrupt tree he plant when he did that. he now knows what it's like to have liberals lie about you. there is an expression in

economics, you lie down with dogs and you get up with fleas. it's what he has done to himself. trish: all correct. i think you are on to something here. but i'll propose something else. i think she may be trying to get at something which i think in fairness everyone is trying to get at right now. that's this income inequality issue which frankly, i don't have a tremendous problem with -- look, bangladesh has great income inequality levels because everybody is poor. you don't want that. sometimes you have to have some rich and you have got to have some poor. but one of my concerns, and i keep saying this over and over again on this show is we are living in an hourglass economy where there is a lot of rich on top, there is a lot of people on bottom. and the ones in the middle are

the ones getting the squeeze. if aoc really understood more that she would perhaps get, that having brought an amazon toib her neck of the woods in queens would have been helpful in terms of addressing middle class wage workers and giving them opportunity. but she is getting at something which i think everybody is getting at. the big corporations that have been enormously successful. she used perhaps the wrong analogy. but this an analogy donald trump used, too, according to the globalists who want to relocate their manufacturing facilities to cheaper labor places oversea, and destroying communities in the process. how do we work with the bounds of capitalism. don't turn our backs on what has worked better than any system in

the world. making sure we have a better way forward, a better path for people in the middle. >> do you have four hours for me to answer that question? there isn't a 30 second answer to it. the closest week come to is to say we want policy to promote as much open necessary and ability to move between income levels and classes as possible. the problem is, you have got not only do you have in the human race a natural distribution of different capabilities where the people with more capability are just born that way and they are probably going to do better. we want their capability to be brought to everyone's advantage. then you have the government class trying to get goodies for the people at the bottom of the capability pile. where do they get those goodies? they don't get it from the rich. the rich have the resources to

defend themselves. they get it from the middle. they have enough resources collectively so it's worth government agents like ocasio-cortez to steal from them, but they lack the resources to protect themselves like bezos has. that's the problem. trish: we have to continue this because you are right, it is a four-hour conversation. working with the bounds of capitalism, it may not be perfect, it's the best system we have got. before we turn our backs on that which has worked so beautifully, we ought to be thinking about ways to help the middle while still having the foundation and not turning to the socialism nonsense. >> amen, sister. trish: an airplane experiencing massive turbulence. a flight attendant hits the

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wants to welcome everyone in and give them free healthcare with your money. joining us, dr. marc siegel and tom borelli. when you talk about medieval diseases spreading. >> 36,000 homeless in los angeles. one third all the homeless in the country is california. one of the reason this is happening is the government has taken over garbage control. but they are not picking it up. there is waste on the streets. so rats come, and rats have

flees. typhus zoomed into city hall. you would have think the mayor would have taken the hint. they had to take the carpets out of city hall, there are still rats there. trish: we have the homeless problem in los angeles, and measles in new york city. and democratic lawmakers, they are not recognizing this? it's just okay? >> they are ignoring a big problem. a simple problem. what is the government's role? it's to foreexpect their citizens. as dr. siegel mentioned, you can't pick up the garbage. you don't have to be a rocket scientist. you don't need to know quantum mechanics. all you need to do is look out and see garbage and pick it up.

the bu bubonic playing that hit europe was because of garbage. they are interested in the green new deal policies but leaving garbage on the streets. >> we have a better shelter system here in new york because we had two republican mayors. but measles vaccine is a life-saving vaccine. trish: i will give a little plug for mike bloomberg. the city was cleaner. you didn't smell marijuana. i literally spell smelled it today. my son said, is that a skunk? trish: they want to be free and

easy and allow the homelessness. that's someone's choice to be homeless as you talked about, dr. siegel. in many cases it's not because you are dealing with mental illness. >> big business left l.a. so people are living in their cars and they are all bunched together in a few city streets. >> it seems to me the humane thing to do in all of these cities is to try and fix it, right? fix it. they love spending other people's money. they have lots of money in these cities. go fiction these things and make sure the streets are clean. they can't run the bureaucracy they created. >> picking up the garbage isn't sexy like climate change is. dr. siegel mentioned a city employee got typhus. it's outrageous.

what did california do, they are about to sign a deal that will give illegal alien young adults free healthcare. but that's going to cost $98 million. that's $98 million that could be for low-cost housing maybe. >> medi-cal pays 50% less than medicare. you already can't get in to see your doctor. imagine if a flood of illegal immigrants comes in. you know what happened last year in california? $350,000 people in california left emergency rooms after they had seen their doctor but before they got care. guess what's going to happen now. now you will have illegal immigrants on top of this. and there will nobody access to real healthcare.

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of season 15. trump made a bold:move and decide not to renew his contract with apprentice. >> i don't think people realize how good his life was. he made $300 million off the apprentice. the executives said we want to do another season. he said you know what? i'm going to do something that's more important. >> you can watch the big story, "the golden escalator," it's packed with stuff. you saw corey lewandowski. it has an interesting look at what went into all that. and this remarkable ride. joining knee me now -- joining me now, ned lion. big night, what are you expecting to hear in orlando,

florida. >> i'm expecting trump to go through his amazing list of accomplishments. this is a president who has been under unrelenting attack from the left, democrats, the media, even before he was sworn into office. what he has been able to accomplish. cutting the regulatory state. 1,500 regulations, tax cuts. fulfilling his pledge on conservative judges. all these things he has been able to accomplish despite head winds. he's going to tout his record. our economy is the envy of the world. re-elect me, we'll have a great economy, great jobs. and i'm going to solve this immigration problem. that's what you are going to see a lot of tomorrow night. trish: robin, we are anticipating there will be big crowds. there are big movie screens they

are setting up because not everybody will be able to get in there. why is he picking orlando? >> he has a home in florida he loves florida. florida has been good to him. he loves to reward loyalty. i expect him to tout the economy and a lot of his accomplishments. and i hope he can tap into the economy and jobs more so that making a stark contrast and pitching a dark contrast of what you would get with my party because we have good ideas too. trish: bernie sanders is doing okay. joe biden is doing okay as well. economically speaking. they strike me as somewhat different. joe biden is more moderate, right? i also think he's out of touch. i listened to some of his

comments on china. he's saying what do we care about china? they are not trying to eat our lunch. it's as though he's shooting himself in the foot. the voters he needs care about china, and bernie sanders gets that. >> absolutely. that's the thing. this is why trump won. the american workers thought they were being abandoned by their elected leaders on both sides of the aisle. donald trump made it clear he was going to solve the trade deal with china. the thing i will say about this, trish, isn't it staggering when you think about, they want to retread a 77-year-old white male from another administration who was mediocre as a presidential candidate the two times he won. the china deal with be a problem for bind. but if the investigations lead back to the obama white housey

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