instagram. facebook, and email. tomorrow night, guy benson plus ned ryun and richard fowler, we will see you later love birds. >> good evening everyone. the resistance to the president's board policy continues dangerous leaks undercutting planned sweeps of illegal immigrants, radical dems in the house remaining oxidant and the refusal for wall funding for the left-wing national media refusing to acknowledge the security physis at the border. at the white house today, president trump naming a familiar face, stephanie grisham, to succeed the outgoing press secretary, sarah sanders. and the red storm rising, rush and coaching the western

hemisphere.docking warships in cuba and landing planes in venezuela. and i ran warning the president 's recent sections are an end to diplomacy. for the latest on the president's high-pressure policy against tehran, will turn to correspondent, kristin fisher, at the white house. reporter: melissa, president trump so this afternoon he does not need an exit strategy in iran. he is hoping the punishing sanctions will be enough to get iran back to the negotiating table. >> i will take what the messages, when they are ready they will have to let us know. when they are ready they will let us know. very simple. reporter: the program for ministry says they will never be ready to negotiate now that president trump imposed new sanctions on the countries supreme leader and foreign minister saying this is a complete closure. but john bolton believes the path will clear eventually. >> we will simply enhance that maximum pressure campaign

further. it will be, i think, the combination of sanctions and other pressure that does bring iran to the table. reporter: in jerusalem meeting with israeli and russian officials, to countries of polar opposite views. how to deal with iran. today russia said it has evidence the u.s. drone was seen in iranian airspace when it was shot down. the u.s. contends it was over international waters. either way, the iran president says it was a great thing to do. and accused president trump of suffering from a disability. president trump the statement ignorant and insulting. answer any attack by iran on anything american will be met with great and overwhelming force.in some areas, overwhelming will mean obliteration. democrats on capitol hill continue to make the case that if president trump decides to make good on the threat, he must come to congress first. president trump told the hill that quote - i do like keeping them abreast but i don't have to do it legally. now democrats are trying to

force the presidents hand with an amendment that would require congressional approval. for the use of military funds in iran. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell argues the amendment would hamstring the u.s. military. but he is allowing it to move forward. >> i will be opposing the amendment. we are not opposed to having the vote. reporter: tomorrow president trump is off to the g 20 summit where he would be meeting with many world leaders including the russian president, vladimir putin. and a senior administration official says he is escalating tensions with iran, it will deftly be discussed in the meeting with vladimir putin. melissa? >> kristin fisher, thank you. one of the russian navies most advanced warships is docked in havana cuba tonight. it comes as the russians warned that a u.s. weapons buildup in europe could spark a retreat of one of the cold wars most dangerous conflicts. national security correspondent, jennifer griffin, has more tonight from the pentagon. reporter: the new

state-of-the-art russian warship received a warm welcome after pulling into havana harbor. just 90 miles from florida. occupying a area that until the travel ban was occupied by cruise ships. >> is a show of force by russia. >> foreign minister warned of a new cuban missile crisis. -- after the trumpet mistresses they plan to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty. quote we confront assault in a situation where we have a rocket crisis close not just to the crisis of the 1980s but close to the caribbean crisis. >> the russians are basically launching a propaganda campaign at this time. claiming that the united states is acting in a provocative fashion. which is simply not true. reporter: the arrival havana, not as menacing as this encounter weeks ago in the western pacific. when a russian destroyer harassed the uss chancellor near colliding force in the

american warship to alter course. earlier this month, moscow says one of the fighter jets intercepted a u.s. b-52 bomber and the black sea. one of them in increasingly aggressive encounters between the two cold war foes. -- russia show and tell comes in the wake of a 10,000 nato troop month-long war game exercise on russia's doorstep in the baltic sea. involving 50 allied warships. as the pentagon announced plans to add new low yield nuclear weapons to ballistic missile submarines, in response to russia's threat to use limited nuclear weapons on the battlefield. president trump's nude acting defense secretary, mark esper flew to nato headquarters in brussels say. his second day on the job. for meetings about russia and to build an alliance against iran. melissa?

melissa: jennifer griffin, thank you.immigration and customs enforcement battling sanctuary laws in the pacific northwest. they are outlining numerous cases where they say the policies resulted in illegal immigrants committing violent crimes. correspondent dan springer has more tonight from seattle. reporter: hi melissa. immigration and customs enforcement is going on the offensive, pointing out that recent pulses-- recent policies had daily outcomes. a person was here illegally and had been deported before. the local jail blew off her request. he was released in 2017, then murdered his wife before killing himself. martin is accused of murdering his wife last october. just months after i.c.e. asked clackamas county, oregon to notify them before his release from jail. they ignore the request. in this month francisco ramirez

who was convicted of raping a seattle woman who was bound to a wheelchair, twice, was allowed out without i.c.e. being told. police say he immediately attacked the same woman a third time before fleeing to mexico. localized officials talked about these and other cases and give us a rare interview. >> if the locals currently called us and notify these people would be released, then my officers would have gone to the jail and arrested them at the jail. and what about that point elise prevented their opportunity to get released into the community and commit these crimes that they subsequently did. reporter: washington just passed one of the strongest century state laws in the country. it prevents any local jurisdiction from giving assistance to i.c.e. some shirts say they will defy the law but other officials like those in seattle and king county have gone further. in apparent violation of federal law i.c.e. is being barred from using the king county airport to fly illegal immigrants who have been ordered deported, back to their home countries.

i.c.e. officials say that forces them to drive several more hours to the yakima airport putting agents at higher risk elected officials refuse to back down and will likely cost the county millions of dollars in federal transportation grants. melissa? melissa: dan springer, thank you for that. now to the news the acting customs and border protection commissioner, john sanders, will be leaving his post on july 5. jeremy now is the president of the national border patrol council, brandon judd. thank you so much for joining me. the announcement coming today amid all of the stories about this facility in texas. you know, where the reports of the conditions for the kids there are really bone chilling to a lot of people. did that haste and the departure of sanders? >> i do not think it did. sandra was never going to be the long-term acting commissioner. he doesn't have law enforcement experience but he's a brilliant individual, make no mistake

about it. he was just never going to be the long-term person in that post. so with his departure allows a law enforcement official to take charge of the largest uniformed law enforcement agency in the entire country. that was going to happen, that jane was going to be made. i'll just said he's seeing that he's leaving the agency altogether. i would love to see him go back of the chief operating officer. there is times everyone has to go and he chose this time. melissa: and that everything was going on, every newscaster was mentioning especially this afternoon, the situation with the kids going on near el paso, texas. it is taken they focus away from all the other things that you would like to highlight a know whether it is these i.c.e. raids or how that was leaked or anything that is going on. how do explain the situation going out with the kids in el paso? >> is actually a very

unfortunate situation. this is something we have to look at and say this falls directly in the lap of congress. congress has failed to fund and give us resources we need in order to take care of these children. make no mistake, we have to do that. anytime we take someone in our custody, we have to treat them with the utmost if you will come respect that we can. melissa: what happened in this case? because you know every network there hammering on these kids they have no toothpaste, no basic necessities, that you had kids that were not even teenagers taking care of little kids and this is going to take the spotlight away from anything else that is going on right now in terms of the border. so how does something like this happen? >> it is going to take the spotlight. it happened because we just have the funds to buy the toothpaste, if you will. but again, make a mistake there has to be accountability. it is one of the reasons again that you have a law enforcement officer come in and be the

acting commissioner. we have to have accountability from the top down in this organization and agency. welcome the new commissioners to come in and create the accountability.as long as we have accountability these things will get fixed. but we are asking condos to do the job. melissa: but it doesn't take congress to get a tube of toothpaste.>> no, it doesn't. again -- melissa -- melissa: what could have changed the situation? because it is going to take all the oxygen out of the room, any other conversation that you wanted to have and already, when the president went out today to address what was going on with mr. sanders, the first question was, is this related to what was going on in texas. and now the headlines that the kids are moved back to the facility. is that the case? are there 100 kids back at this facility? >> kids have started to be moved back to these facilities. but let's make no mistake, the

facilities they were moved to was not much better. but i will leave the blame on congress again. what is it we are supposed to do with these children? again, the toothpaste, that's absolutely ridiculous. the buzzfeed article that said we had people under a bridge. that is a leadership issue that has to be addressed and frankly, i think it will be addressed. with the commissioner that has the experience.and again, accountability from the top down. melissa: you tonight in congress, the senate has one builder putting forward, the house is another. parties on both sides are fighting about what they are going to do here and they are bargaining while you guys as you've said for a long time, have been trying to deal with a massive crisis without resources. if you take congress, they are not going to act quickly because i never have in the history of this country. what can someone do for you

tomorrow that would help this situation? because i think that's what americans want. besides all of you that something needs to be done. they have sympathy for what is going on and it is impossible to accept that we're going to wait for congress because they never do anything quickly. so what is the solution that can be enacted tomorrow? >> the first thing that you have to understand is, what does anybody expect us to do with these children? it's not like we can just let them out onto the street like adults. with adults in custody at their overcrowded, we can just release them on their own recognizance with a notice to appear at a court date later on down the road. with children it is just not the case. if we foster facilities that we can put them in, it is something that can be done. all of that takes money and that is why this is a congressional issue and that is why congress has failed the american public. melissa: i understand and it cannot just be released because we don't know who those people are and it could be that we are

handing them off to sex traffickers. i know that people have come down to the facility and they have tried to volunteer and give diapers and they are sympathetic to what's going on. if the president declared an emergency, would that help the situation? what could be done right now while congress sits on its hands, anything? >> the president has declared an emergency and congress has filed lawsuits and they have tied that up into the courts. i see the president doing everything you possibly can to alleviate the situation on the board. because of politics you as a people that are trying to throw roadblock up in front of them to embarrass him, if you will. and it could very well be one of those cases where they want to point the spotlight on this to try and embarrass the administration. there is no excuse for not having shower facilities. there is no excuse for not having toothbrushes, toothpaste and all of those different things. but if we don't have the money than we requiring agents to bring them in and frankly i've seen agents myself, we have given her own money and purchased these types of things for these individuals but

frankly, there's just not enough of that going on. we are being put in an impossible situation because we cannot release them. we have to hold them but we do not have the proper facilities to hold them in. so i just don't know what can possibly be done if congress does not get up and act. soon a critically frustrating. we know the position that you are all in, it is impossible and just amazing the american people watching this, we are waiting for the government to do something one way or the other and to continue to fight with each other. so frustrating. brandon, thank you for coming on tonight. we appreciate it. >> becky prisco and up next the president asking new questions about joe biden. >> how president obama is not endorsing him is rather a big secret. it could be president obama knows something but there is something going on in that brain of his. melissa: that plus a new report detailing how middle-class joe is living a pretty lavish life. and a new one is tonight about the vulnerability of huawei's technology. we will take it all up after these quick messages.

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according to the latest fox news poll, the president job approval among hispanics has surged to 42 percent. up nine percent. since he took office. the implement rate for hispanics and latinos also following a record low in april. under the president. and it turns out middle-class joe, actually living a rather lavish life. a new report detailing the former vice president has raked in millions from speeches. signed a seven-figure book deal and rent a 12,000 square-foot home in northern virginia. the report also says that in 2017 they bought a beach house in delaware. so nice expert for almost $3 million. joining me now, former reagan white house political director and fox business contributor, ed rollins, andy fox business contributor, and host of "fox nation", -- tammy bruce.

a very nice promo! tammy, let me start with you. joe is not very blue-collar. >> he is not. and i think like all americans, want everyone to be successful. i would love that. the problem is politicians like this get filthy rich doing public service while they implement policies that destroy other peoples lives. then they complain about president trump is lifting everyone up. this is why it comes down to you know, who is it going to be making the decisions for us? i don't think we should begrudge anyone for doing well. but i think we have to do with issues of hypocrisy. how they present themselves, they can relate to other people and who they say they will represent. or if they are in it for themselves. i think the political class right now, on both parties, republicans and democrats i think cannot say much when it comes to really related to the average person and what their intentions are when they go into office. melissa: ed, i follow the money. and you have someone that went to washington and was

entrenched for roughly 50 years. now he is a multi-, multi-, multimillionaire. if you're making, what is it under $200,000 a year or whatever it is, how do you get that kind of wealth? working in washington and they call themselves public servants. >> joe is has always pretended is a blue-collar guy but he was never a blue-collar. he was a union guy and even starting his campaign the cycle. but my sense is you know, you go out and you make $200,000 a speech. i don't know what he can say that makes anyone want to pay $200,000 but that is how you make a lot of money. presidents and vice presidents have historically not done that but just everyone wants to take care of you. >> i would argue that they

anticipate moving into different position you're having speeches, paying people exorbitant amounts of money because you anticipate influence in the future. let's be honest, that is what we saw the clinton's doing, we saw bill clinton and hillary, everyone is anticipating that the system will recycle you. and you will be continually influential and they want the influence. >> they may be wrong on this because joe biden will not be president of the united states. >> and away a lot of his family has overly capitalized on this. it is one of the things that comes out in the campaign for you have a son who started private equity firm and goes out and raises money and other countries while joe biden is still in office as vice president. and that is leveraging money on the back of the proximity to power since i think i can say fairly, heaviest of the financial industry, and knowing that his son had no financial or investment experience. and in many ways, the idea of lobbying and selling yourself as a lobbyist was more honest than what is done these days and the way the clinton foundation served as the model as how you can have one family member, whether as a member of the immediate family or it is a son or brother or someone out there raising money for whatever it is they are doing. whether a speech is the case of

bill clinton. but they are doing in the current or future proximity to power. how can there ever be regulated or stopped? >> it is hardly regulated. the bottom line here is the american public will learn a lot more about joe biden and his family during the campaign. i don't think they will like it. they want to get a spare equitable. especially his son. >> and you know the influence when he was vice president and his son being on the board of a company being investigated and the threat to withdraw support or some financial support for ukraine unless that investigation stopped. without mentioning of course that his son was on the board. and that did occur and joe biden bragged about that. so it is. i think the regulation immediately on the surface is the american people. saying enough is enough and not allowing this kind of individual to proceed. at the very least the democrat both extremes and average

democrat out there, should be disturbed by this kind of sloppy behavior as though no one will notice or no one is going to care or they have every right to do it. melissa: to be fair this happens all across washington. the defense is always whether you are democrat or republican, what my spouse or relative is doing, mitch mcconnell has come under this screen appeared american people now realize what is going on. >> they are going to repel against him. i think reality is you will find out a lot more. and the democrats particularly, you know elizabeth warrens and i mean, they will basically go after -- bernie sanders is a guy that makes a lot of money. >> they both have a lot of money. we have to go. ed rollins, tammy bruce, thank you! up next, with the american

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about china tech giant, huawei. american research is finding that technology is more vulnerable to hackers than similar equipment from other telecom companies. wall street journal report noted extensive security flaws found in huawei gear and a pattern of poor security decisions made by the company engineers. president trump 's decision not to strike iran after it shot down an unmanned u.s. drone, has the support of the american people. according to politico morning consult four. 60 percent call support the presidents decision. jordan now a former state to permit senior advisor in the tribe and george w. bush administrations, thank you so much for joining us. a lot has happened today on this story. what to make of the latest

developments, iran taunting the president on twitter and him responding, laying down looks like a redline. >> i think iran may have drawn the wrong conclusion. i think the president wanted to demonstrate he was willing to use military force if necessary. especially since they shot down a u.s. navy aircraft on the heels of attacking two takers in the strait of hormuz and the gulf of oman and on the heels of trying to sabotage four other tankers on the heels of using their proxies to attack our embassy in baghdad and to injure four servicemen in afghanistan. it goes on and on. instead of taking a step back, iran seems to be charging full speed ahead. it's a another situation have a dictatorship not taking was available. we will keep up the economic pressure campaign. i think the fact of the presidents they also tweeted about aspirations of the

iranian people. because ultimately it is they that will get rid of this government and have a different path. in the near term i think there will be more turbulence. melissa: do you really think that is the case? do you think you have the ability of overthrowing this regime? and to think there billiken the information from the outside world about what is going on? do they believe that americans support them? >> yeah, it will take time for you can ever time these things. you think of the intense period of martial law and protests in poland during the cold war that went on for the better part of a decade. if you look at venezuela, you all of the factors pointing the right way to replace an unelected and unsupported strongman and even a viable replacement that is still taking some time. there's been a fundamental change with iran. in 2009 and 2010 when arenas took to the streets in opposition to their theocratic president obama, joe biden, hilary all set on the hands and did next to nothing.

president trump in the vice president joe biden have been very clear that we support them. there are limits to what the support entails. will not go in and do an attempt at nationbuilding or democracy building like in iraq and afghanistan where it failed. but that sort of moral support from the outside makes a difference. i think the iranianinformation environment is fairly porous even though the regime tries to censor. melissa: because you have the gene telling them when they are starving that the reason is , look at evil america, the devil, they're putting on more sanctions. you're the president talking about that and they are seeing that. you know, at the same time they must, who knows! do they know that their leaders are the ones siphoning off any money thatwould be coming into the country and you know essentially , that is the reason why they are not getting any of the funds we are supposed to flow in overtime and democratize iran and help the people come in to modern times and then be able to realize that their oppressive regime should go. >> right, is amazing what

people do take to the streets, something they chant was called to question the government wasting one of the nuclear program and support for hamas. the military muslim brotherhood or hezbollah and the other army iran keeps on israel's border. if you see is actually in hong kong you saw this in tiananmen square. what's the opportunity crops up you realize wow! people know a lot more than they may let on. especially when they're in an oppressive situation. part of that the efforts of the us government and others to pump information in and help open up the environment. melissa: christian, in your educated opinion, what you think is the way they respond when the president says today, if you strike anything -- that is american at all, we will respond with force. andy followed up in the press conference saying, you know, it is up to them whatever they want to do. if they want to talk, whatever their decision is, i am ready for it.

how do they respond? >> if they were smart they would come to the negotiating table even though secretary pompeo laid out i think 13 conditions, we want them to come in from the cold. they were broken with the nuclear program, the president has made it clear it's really what he wants. iran has no need for a so-called peaceful nuclear program. they can be quite energy resourceful rich if they did this but i do not think they will do that. i think they will keep pushing. i think eventually we may have to hit them militarily. i think it is heading that way. melissa: we will see, christian whiton, thank you. >>thank you, melissa . melissa: up next, remarks about the presidents deportation plans good and dan patrick joining us after the break with joining us after the break with carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me

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citizenship. melissa: our next guest says democrats in congress have allowed the border crisis to explode. german over texas lieutenant governor, dan patrick. thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. melissa: what is a situation like right now? >> we are being overrun and overwhelmed. in the last three weeks, the last report i have, i do not have the car to the last three weeks, 45,000 people have been apprehended in texas! if we catch one out of every four is no size that, law enforcement some will say one out of every five, one out of every 10. take the loan number, one out of every four. it means 100,000 came in or more in addition to the 45,000. earlier i was watching your interview earlier and you were talking about the cost of a tube of toothpaste. no, you can get a tube of toothpaste for one person. will you say don't need the government to do a page out of those 45,000 maybe 30,000 family units. we have 30,000 families, crossing the border illegally, every week and you take them

into a facility that was meant to hold 4000, maybe total. now we have three times as man interests setting up three meals a day, setting up some education requirements, setting up hygiene , all of this issue. order patrol was notdesigned to do that and the democrats , by not funding the barrier and allowing these people to come in, they are the cause for anything that is happening to these children. itis not border patrols fault , is not the presidents fault it is the democrats who allow this to get so far out of control that these bad stories are happening. first of all, the parents should not let the kids cross the border illegally like this. or putting them in harm's way. secondly democrats they let them go. we do not know if the adults with them are really their parents. some could be sex trafficking. we just don't know! should we just let them out on the street? melissa: to be fair is both democrats and republicans in congress who have ignored --

>> it is not republicans. melissa: they have ignored the palm for years and years. needy copperheads of immigration reform.>> yes we have. melissa: for a long time and everyone that has not participated is to blame. which raises the question, and this is what i was saying earlier. you cannot wait for anyone congress to do anything at this point because they fail to act for so long. i appreciate the position you're in, you're people dying at your border. and you are taking the blame for it in texas as the eyes of america -- >> we are not taken the blame for a pair let me tell you what, we are not taking the blame for it melissa. melissa: you do not want to happen. can i say that? >> of course but we are not taken the blame for it. we are sending an additional 1000 guard members to the border. we just announced that on friday pit is in addition to 1000 we have here. as lieutenant governor i put $2 billion to do things the federal government will not do. you are right. let's go back you know this century. go back to 19 years.

both parties have had a chance to correct it. you're absolutely right. and i blame those parties. however we have not been in a crisis like this before and it's been going on and remember, about three months ago, nancy pelosi and the democrats were ignoring it saying there is no crisis. melissa: now everybody -- let me ask you because i do not want to run a topic everyone agrees that there is a crisis in everyone in washington is blaming each other and the other side. i ask you honestly, if tonight they do not get together because the senate has a bipartisan bill, dallas is a democratic bill. everyone is fighting over the details. if they are not able to come together and get something done before the holiday, what the world are you guys going to do down there? >> look, here's what we do. here is what texas always does, what we are doing now, we stand up and we do the right thing for people. we invest our taxpayers money where the democrats will not do it. we are doing everything we can. we've added 500 troopers to

border security, thousands of cameras on the border, we are doing more the border than the democrats will allow the president to do. the boats on the water, texas owns them. we are doing everything because we are texas and we will do it. but here is the line, the senate has a bipartisan bill in the house is a democrat bill. this has to be a bipartisan effort. we need legal immigration form, asylum reform, barriers on the border, fortunately, mexico is stepping up. by the way the 45,000 i told you, it is down about 18 percent but it is still 45,000. just recently not only did mexico send about 5000 to the border -- melissa: let me ask you, if either of these past that how much of a help is it? or are you still in really deep trouble? >> look, we will be in deep trouble until we have a wallop across most of the border. we don't need it in all areas but key areas particularly from

brownsville to laredo. melissa: but you need more than that. he reform to legal system, more money for support, there's a lot of things it will take to solve the problem. >> but the first time, melissa, we've had a lot of flooding and hurricanes in texas the last couple of years. you know, i remember a story from my mom years ago and she was still alive and she called and said dan, i've got water in the kitchen everywhere. what do i do? i'm worried about my tile, my cabinets. i said mom, we had to stop the leak. the first we have to do is stop the leak. i can't repair everything until we stop theleak. we have not stopped the leak, melissa. it is a time that democrats and republicans work together , son reform, barrier up will keep people from coming in, cooperation from mexico. we can absorb a million people coming in illegally which we are on target for this year compared to about 450,000 in the past. secondly, remember, if we get one out of every four and a million we apprehended means 3

million came and we did not apprehend. because we don't have enough people on the board for right now, yes it's been both parties fault for a long time. but for this crisis run of the democrats have caused it. they're the ones letting it happen. anything that happens to a child is their fault. it is on them. spoon american people just want to see the sphinx. the tenant government, dan patrick, thank you. >> thank you.melissa: radical left in california.we'll have more when we return. -guys, i want you to meet someone. this is jamie. you're going to be seeing a lot more of him now. -i'm not calling him "dad." -oh, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save with progressive, but hey, we're all in this together. right, champ? -i'm getting more nuggets. -how about some carrots? you don't want to ruin your dinner. -you're not my dad! -that's fair. overstepped.

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me a conservative activist in laguna beach, california. thank you for coming on. a lot of things to discuss today. first will do you feel that california is not patriotic? >> unfortunately think there is a movementtoward globalism , it seems to have left patriotism in the dust. melissa: i heard that in orange county, i'm a southern california go myself originally. i know the area well. i was shocked the last couple times i was back, the homeless problem has been exploding. and i love to talk to the people in the area why they think it is happening. the recall, eric garcetti movement, has kind of said it all and put him back on his heels as he's explained how even though you have you know incredible wealth, and a huge tax burden. and he gets more and more money all the time. in fact he went to debt in raised bonds in order to build more homes for homeless.that somehow, the problem seems to

be increasing. i feel like when you spend money or something like that and have beautiful southern california, you are attracting more people who come there to live in san francisco, it was always called a lifestyle choice. choosing to be homeless. what do you think about that? >> i absolutely would agree. i think our failed policies as well as our bad laws that we passed recently are simply encouraging the situation. i think a study came out that city and county of la spend about $600 million last year to fight the homeless problem and it has increased. it increased 12 percent, 16 percent in the city. about 50,000 homeless people. currently, i think we are number one in welfare recipients in california. i think we are number one illegal immigrants and now we appear to be number one in homelessness. those are trophies we do not want to collect.

melissa: similar summits is not because it's attracting homeless people, is because of local and city municipal laws about permitting. everyone has the right intentions to build more fertile housing and build more homeless shelters. but there's too much red tape in order to get that done and is really the problem. do you buy that? >> i do not buy that because i don't think it will solve the problem. i think you have to solve the problem of homelessness and why people are continuing to be homeless. we are to separate the different categories forgive the mentally ill, your veterans, give those in a fallen down on luck and those that is simply chosen, you have criminal transients have chosen to blend into the immigrant publisher. melissa: i was talking to someone this weekend that left california and moved to south carolina because he said he could no longer run his business. he had a sandwich shop for 50 years with his family. they couldn't afford to pay people because of taxes and everything else.

they chose to leave because they couldn't take it anymore. now they are really happy somewhere else? do you encounter a lot of people leaving? or is california worth it to put up with the nonsense? >> that is really the question i think a lot of us, i was born and raised in california. every other day i'm considering moving out of state for all those reasons. increased taxes, social services, failed infrastructure. the three mainproblems , illegal immigration, homelessness, welfare. it is continuing to get worse and worse in the state. the lack of patriotism and then you wonder what nation we are living in anymore in the state. it is discouraging. i would like to retire in this state. i just don't know if it will be possible. melissa: there you go. i do not know, i am from california myself but i am now in new york. thank you for coming on. >> thank you. melissa: the president honoring

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louis back tomorrow. byron york and harmeet dhillon will be among his guests. miem melissa francis. [♪] trish: tonight, iran doubling down on its bad moves and insulting rhetoric. >> the white house actions mean he's mentally retarded. he says he wants to negotiate. if you are telling the truth and wanted to negotiate you would not put sanctions on our foreign minister at the same time. this shows you are full of lies. trish: this is just crossing as we speak. elizabeth warren is out calling for a total decriminalization of border crossing. there would be no such thing as