new addition to the rose family. mother and daughter, the fourth for the family. congratulations. trish: border patrol firing back at alexandria ocasio-cortez after her explosive claims. >> they were told to drink out of the toilet. they were drinking water out of the toilet. that was them knowing a congressional visit was coming. this is cbp. trish: our next guest says aoc

was being abusive to the staff and he has the proof. nike facing backlash after reportedly casing to colin kaepernick's objection and pulling the betsy ross-themed shoes. well, united is in hot water again. we are going to tell you what is happening right now. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. immigration officials pushing back against explosive allegations by far left congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about border facilities housing illegal migrants. >> they put them in rooms with no running water.

and these women were being told by cbp officers to drink out of the toilet. they were drinking water out of the toilet. and that was them knowing a congressional visit was coming. this is cbp at their best behavior. >> did you see somebody actually do that? trish: she took it a step further, blasting border officials as inhumane and violent and telling a reporter she feared for her own safety. >> in that facility i was not safe with the officers in that facility. trish: during that visit according to one report she was the one screaming at border agents in a threat being manner. joining me now to help separate facts from fiction, border patrol agent hector garza.

what actually happened? >> we spoke to to of the agent in that facility. they are saying ocasio-cortez walked into that facility ready to wage war against border a parole agents. she was being abusive, threatening and disrespectful. she was being abusive. there is footage border patrol has in their possession to show the american people the abusive behavior. verbally abusive. she was getting into agents' face. she thought some of our agents were laughing at her and smirking and she went after them. our border patrol agents treat everybody with respect. as far as her claim thatting they tell them to drink out of the throw it? we give air yens bottled water.

trish: she is saying somebody didn't have access to that and the border patrol agent said drink out of the toilet. these are pretty outrageous claims. apparently a facebook page some things were allegedly said about her on the secret facebook page and she claims it's border patrol doing that. what do you say about that? >> the national border patrol council did not condone bad behave high year of our agents. but that facebook group identified three agents making inappropriate posts. if they are border patrol agents they will face consequences. we do not tolerate that bad behavior. trish: what you are saying about her being disrespectful and to

use your words abusive to the agents themselves. have you heard this directly from some agents? >> of course. before i did an earlier show, that's exactly what they said. what's interesting i our border patrol agents have very high standards. we'll get in trouble if we do things we aren't supposed to. every allegation made against our agents is investigated by investigative agencies. trish: you smell blood here and you get jerry nadler calling for the heads of border patrol agencies to be criminally prosecuted for child abuse. and cory booker is vowing to end quote inhumane detention centers on day one if he's elected. let's just call a spade a spade here. these detention centers have been in existence since before

president trump. they have been there to try and help people. i get it, it's not perfect. someone the other night said look, it's not the hilton. you are not going to a luxury hotel. you are in a detention center. it wouldn't excuse bad behavior. but for corey to jump on this, calling them inhumane detention centers. for nadler to talk about child abuse going on there, has this become overly political? i ask you that as a hispanic american. >> when are the democrats going to blame the drug cartels for the violence against the migrants. the second thing is our agents go to work every single day. these facilities are temporary

processing centers. the ones built a long time ago were not designed for kid, for women, for single unaccompanied women. they were designed for single males coming in the past. you have to distinguish, processing centers and long-term detention centers. we have very high standard and our agents treat everybody with dignity and respect. trish: but you can't say the same for alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> she lost all credibility. when she said we have concentration camps on the border, everything that comes out of her mouth is not credible anymore. trish: remember the passenger who was dragged off one of united's planes?

tonight, oh, man, united is in trouble again. coming up. find out what the airline did this time. liberal media not so happy about president trump ramping up the 4th of july celebration. >> i don't need a take in my front lawn to tell my neighbor i'm a patriot. >> i suspect the threat is to his fellow americans. trish: it's official, the liberal media will never ever support anything this president does. but first ahead of our nation's birthday celebration, i.c.e. is renewing -- isis is -- isis is renewing calls

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trish: iran inching up its rhetoric with boasts about violating the 2015 nuclear deal. iran is con kreegd that they are exceeding limits on the iranian

nuclear deal. they are not holding up their part of the bargain to boost iran's economy. if europe doesn't meet its demand in just five days' time. when did iran tart calling the shots. good luck, guys. good luck with what can come next. fox news strategic analyst four star general jack keane. welcome. my goodness. they are making all kind of demand. they are being quite outspoke be. they can't get over the fact that this deal was torn up by the president of the united states. now they are going to continue on this push to enrich uranium despite knowing it's just going to anger the europeans. what's tonight for iran on this? do they want world war iii? >> they are skill in the jcpoa.

they are exceeding the restrictions on even rivered uranium and using that as a negotiating tool, particularly with the united kingdom, germany and france to get economic relief. they are telling them they will go back and comply with the retricks if you help us out economically because we are still in the deal, you are still in the deal, the united states is out. they are putting pressure on us and that's unfair. so that's a ploy on their part. so far the europeans are pushing back and not assisting the iranians, though i don't trust them because they were work an offline deal outside of the dollar financial market to provide assistance to the iranians before this crisis began. trish: walk we through that. what were they doing? >> we have significant sangs on the iranians. one of them is in the financial market driven by the dollar.

those three countries were working together in concert with each other to enter into financial deals with the iranians that did not include the dollar-driven financial system. and also establishing a monitoring system. it's been going on for months and they were til working on it as of just a couple weeks ago. trish: you talk about europe, are they company-figure? >> the the united kingdom, germany and france are the three culprits. and it has not worked so far. the other thing happening here is the iranians obviously disrupted the oil artery in the persian gulf, but they got caught at it. we have indisputable evidence that they and talked those ships. they shot down our drone and they got caught at it, the fact it was in international waters.

what they were trying to do was get the under national community to put pressure on the united states for this crisis developing. and it backfired. it absolutely backfired. trish: the u.s. had an opportunity to go after you and the u.n. did not. i think that bought us a lot of clout. >> the president is on a moral high ground by not doing anything kinetically, particularly shooting down a drone. and that'sing giving ak ambassador bolton and secretary pompeo and the rest of the security team leverage with the international community with our allies. they are going to china and saying you are dependent on middle east oil. you put pressure on the iranians. trish: we don't made middle

eastern oil. we are energy independent and that's great. granted nobody wants higher oil prices and that's lousy for the economy overall. but from a security standpoint we are pretty self-sufficient on that front, the our means need it perhaps more than we do, the japanese as well. they can protect i would think the straight of hormuz with a little bit more vigor. but what exactly are they trying to get? i understand they want the deal reinstituted. that's not going to happen. that ship has sailed. ways your sense of what the president -- and have you talked to him about what the president want to do specifically with iran. he strikes me as somebody who like to make a deal. there is an opportunity there. it could be done. it should be done. but he wants a new deal. he doesn't want obama's leftovers. >> that's true. going back to the statement

about our oil independence. we clearly have that and that's a good thing. but it's in up much national interests that the oil market in the middle east day stable because half of the world's economy depend on it. if that go off the charts, that affects the united states economy as well. it's u.s. national interests, stable, secure oil market in the middle east. and that's why we'll continue to want to play at it. as you suggest, though. we are talking earn questly to our allies to get them the help to protect the shipping lanes. we don't need 40-50 escort ships out. all we need is people with cameras. that's what's going to identify the iranians. that's what's spooking them. we don't need a lot of guns, it's people with cameras. it can be overhead cameras, small boats going along takers. that could be the takers

themselves. that is getting stitched together by some pretty smart people and how to do that as well as can be expected. where are we going? the president has been on target right from the beginning. it's a lousy deal. let's get out of it and try to get a better deal. all the sanctions being imposed by iranians is with motivation to bring them back in to have some negotiations about a better deal. trish: he said over and over again, i'm here by the phone and i'm ready to take the call. but they are so bruised by the fact he tore up the deal, he extended an olive branch and they shoot down our drone. >> they always looked at the deal as a temporary imposition. in 10-15 years when were going to get their nuclear weapons

anyway. it has always been a path to nuclear weapons. the fact that the president called them out on it and said we are not going to stay on his unless we get the deal. no president has conducted a strategic maximum campaign to put maximum pressure on iranians the wait administration is doing. it's not just about no nuclear weapons, it's about directing and funding the syrian and yemen civil wars. it's undermining the other governments in the middle east and sponsoring world terrorism. all those issues are on the table to deal with the iranians. so there is some tough negotiations in front of us. through so much -- thank you, so

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presidential reelection campaign blowing back the all-time record. a combined haul of $125 million in the second quarter of 2019. it has overtaken hillary clinton and barack obama by 10%. sanders and buttigieg have revealed their numbers and they pale in comparison to president trump. how do you explain this? why is he so far ahead in terms of fundraising? >> he's the incumbent, he's got air force one. there are a lot of reasons why.

but it's a little deceptive. i wouldn't be too cocky by the. 2016, jeb bush had the money going in but didn't get the nomination. hillary clinton had the money going into the general and didn't win the general. 1980, john connelly former governor of texas went into the cycle way ahead of everybody and got beat by ronald reagan. having the most of money doesn't guarantee you will necessarily win. trish: money is not everything, especially in places where i am from, little new hampshire, live free or die. there is a brand of retail politics that sells quite well there and is expected. the same kind of thing in iowa. money doesn't necessarily translate into success in places like that. but you combine the money with

the personality with the stadium, with the air time that makes it increasingly hard. this was his recipe for success. he didn't need to buy commercial time. >> you bring up a good point. in 2016 hillary clinton did outspend donald trump for most of of that election cycle and donald trump outworked hillary clinton by showing up all over the place. this isn't necessarily about money, but it's an impressive number. you mentioned both pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. they raised $25 million apiece. that's $50 million combined. there are 24 democrats running in the primary, only one president of the united states. so you could probably ascertain that the democratic donor base is getting sliced and diced all

up and down. one person is going to get that money. trish: when you look at the field. i point out, and i said this before the debates, that kamala harris had a certain charisma i thought translated from being purely -- this is the tv producer in me -- that translates to the cam are and translates to the american people. it's going to be tough to beat president trump because he has a charisma and a winning economy. can a bernie sanders or kamala harris or pete buttigieg win? who do you think is the most of in terms of personal giving the president a run for his money? >> i personally think kamala harris will win the nomination.

in 2012 there was a period when herman cain led in the polls. there was a time when rick perry got in the race and he was ahead in the polls. there is a lot of mileage to go. trish: i think you are on to something with harris. coming up, the u.s. putting out a warning that isis is renewing calls for domestic sympathizers to launch attacks on our independence day. k.t. macfarland is here to assess the developing situation. a new report. nike pulled its betsy ross flag shoes because colin kaepernick said the shoes were offensive. my next guest says all of our

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trish: never before seen video of the moments leading up to jussie smollett's alleged attack, an attack the police say was staged. reporter: fox business obtained this video from the chicago police department via a freedom of information act. it shows jussie smollett and the owes band the owessen dario bros walking around the seam. you can see the flash of a red rimmed hat. surveillance in a store shows

one of the brothers purchasing a red hot. and smollett walking the street in the same white weather he was wearing when police arrived at his apartment. it was such a frigid night in chicago, there is hardly anyone else in sight other than what appears to be smollett and the brothers. another video showing smollett looking calm with a cell phone in his hand. and the owe osundairo brothers. trish: col unkaepernick

apparently strong arming nike over their betsy ross sneakers. he he they are offensive because they come from an era that had slavery. i mean, the betsy ross flag to me represents independence from great britain. we stood for something. those 13 colony stood for something. it was a triumphant moment. it's part of our history. it's an extraordinary part of our history because we wouldn't be the united states of america had we not won the revolutionary war. joining me, deneen borelli. somehow the american flag back in the day when we were fighting britain is racist according to colin kaepernick? >> our american flags are the

symbol of freedom, independence and patriotism, trish. i can't believe my tee went this far, but they did. their word and actions along with colin capper knick are the -- kaepernick are the opposite of patriotism. i would like to know who are the suits who thought it was a great idea to allow this radical activist to dictate what this company should and should not do. don't they have a board of directors? trish: it's herd mentality. this is where you start suppressing individual and thought. nike is a company. shareholders can choose whether to invest. but for goodness sake, with it's a flag associated with the american revolution. it would have been a cool thing to put out around the fourth of

july. i don't look at that flag and think so, there was slavery then. i look at that flag and say some brave people were willing to stand up. they took a pretty big chance and risked their lives. we now have the country we have today because of it. >> this is true. it's called history. where was colin kaepernick's outrage when he signed his lucrative nfl contracts. colin kaepernick was able to use his god-given talents to play a sport he loved and make a lot of money. now our country is racist and whatever else he decide to call the united states of america. it's disgusting and i think nike made a bone-headed move in allowing him to make the company change their mind with this product. i'm a marketing major. marketing 101 is don't alienate

your consumers. we'll see what the backlash is, but certainly this was a bone-headed move. trish: maybe people should think about switching to underarmor. it's such a crazy. c. climate that you can't celebrate something like the american flag. back at a time when betsy ross first sewed it. and somehow get it ruined by this guy and thissian and overly political tone that we are dealindealing with. deneen, it's good to see you. happy fourth. >> happy independence day. trish: in 2016, united forcibly dragging one of its passengers

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trish: isis ramping up threats against fourth of july hotpots like washington, d.c. while there are no known terror plots specifically, domestic terrorism has become more dangerous. but everyone should remain and stay alert, be vigilant throughout all festivities. joining me now, kt macfarland. i know it's almost routine unfortunately. we hear about these types of threats from isis around the holidays. but what's interesting is we are not just talking about isis possibly. but domestic terrorism.

walk me through what that might be and why we are concerned about that. >> in the first category, to a certain extent we are victims of our own success because we have been victorious over the islamic state. we have defeated isis in a lot of parts of the middle east. so the bad guys instead of staying in the middle east, they are encouraging people to come to the united states, go back to the countries they were originally from and encourage terrorist action. but the second kind is the domestic terrorist that could be any variety. usually it's people who have mental illnesses. the lone shooters in the schools, the parking lots and the malls and the offices. trish: wouldn't it be nice to enjoy these celebrations? i was at a local prayed recently

for memorial day. one of the things that truck me was this was a small town, and basically what you had was so many police out there there were bomb-sniffing dogs. that didn't exist when i was a kid. i used to go to our local memorial day parade and fourth of july parade. and i twirled the baton once in one of those parades. that was, you know, there wasser in any police for those concern. you weren't worried about terrorism domestic or isis or any other kind. what happened to our society? >> i think we ought to take a minute to reflect on what's right about all this. i'm the first person to criticize law enforcement or the military or intelligence community when they miss terrorist attacks and miss the

lone shooter and the boston bombers. but i think we ought to understand how far we have come since the able of terror began. the treasury department. we found where the money is going. we shut down large-scale complicated attacks by is program i can extremist terrorists. we increased the way we gather dirge tall intelligence. we have come to understand a whole new technology in intelligence because of our intelligence community. finally, law enforcement and the military, they learned to fight a new kind of war. it's not the world war ii version of war. this is a transnational and sub national threat. and they adapt and evolved. trish: i hear you. and we evolved along with these threats.

let me quickly ask you about one specific threat and that's iran. i know we have launched cyber attacks. the cyber attacks were quit significant. the first administration to unleash that ability of which we have much, much capability and much ability within that sphere. and he said we are unleashing that in a way that is very strategic combined with all the economic sanctions. at some point one would hope would bring iran to the bargaining table. but they have been so darn stubborn, kt. is it going to change? >> you have been good about reporting this and an liesing this. i don't think iran can go upon forever. their gdp has contracted. eventually the iranians are going to have to settle. and trump hold all the high

card. their economy is in real trouble. we don't need to protect the straits of hormuz to get our energy supplies. maybe our ally should step up and do more to contribute to that. but at the end of the day they won't be able to wait trump out. the iranians will have to settle in some form. the iranians, their thesis is he's not going to get another four years, so why should we do anything now? >> things have changed in the last couple weeks. even donald trump's cite you can say he has a good chance of being re-elected. at the end of the day, trump is going to negotiate with the iranians. so they will have to eventually come to a deal. >> i think you are right. by the way, democrats are not going to go back on that.

if trump negotiates a deal. if they were smart, they would sit down at the table and do something now. but that's a big if. happy fourth. a dad testing out his new drone but spotting a shark swimming right toward his kid. remember the horrific video in 2017. united forcefully dragging one of its passengers off its plane? united is in trouble again. we have all the details. -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?

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trish: welcome back, time for lightning round. welcome good to see you cabot. >> thank you. trish: taking pictures on his drone, a dad spots a shark swimming toward his kid in florida. >> the ultimate photo bomb, last week, in florida only people photo bombing me of a large, sun burnted british family. that would be better, i was also sunburned. remind people, you are more likely to die driving to the beach than at the beach from a shark attack. >> i'm always outlook out, the poor father. i guess it came in handy, everyone survived.

it you imagine. how terrifying, shallow water. that makes me nervous. i don't know. maybe i'm from the jaws generation. mainstream media and all up and arms bev president trump's milla -- about president trump's military focused 4th of july parade. comparing it to celebrations in north korea. >> amazing how fiscally conservative everyone becomes. they are same people who want to use taxpayer funds to pay for everyone. but president said let's celebrate the military. so, this is much ado about nothing. trish: you know part of president's job is being that sort of cheerleader in chief,

whether for the economy or just spirit overall. obama was really kind of a downer, every time there was a good jobs report, it drove me crazy, there would be a great jobs report, one of the few, he would come out say, well, you know, we're getting there, but we have so much more work to do, really, you know this economy is never going to be what it was, i'm like, wait, come on, enjoy this. >> or you say -- trish: make us feel good about ourselves. >> or say, well you done really earn those jobs, the government created those jobs for you. trish: i'm telling you be we fell -- united airline in hot water, cabot, this time, airlines accidentally placed an unaccompanied minor on a flight to the wrong country. 14-year-old, that almost went to

germany instead of sweden, they think that all european country are the same? anyway, thoughts. >> i might get in trouble for this i have a theory, the 14 yeajiriyear -- 14-year-old kid,t on google, saw that the drinking age is 16 in germany, but he got caught, the airline said we're so sorry we're going to give you a travel voucher, as if the family wants to fly the same airline again. trish: airlines are dumb on that front, they don't get it. i think that family deserves more than a voucher, american airline tried something with me a little bit not like that, they just basically canceled our flight, told us an hour earlier, saying we'll fly you back to dc, instead of new york city, i was

upset, finally, they gave us a refund, i just wanted my money back, i had to buy another ticket, they don't get that customer service 101, do they? >> no, air it out on twitter, publicly shame them, get them to direct message you. trish: i have never done that before, but you get a message 5:30 in morning on way on airport with 3 kids, they say, sorry, flight canceled, by the way, we'll rebook you tomorrow on another flight to dc . you saying, wait, what? done i budidn't i buy a ticket w york city, i digress, thank you, cabot, happy fourth. trish: enjoy the week, a big week, a terrific night, ken deiy is next, i'll see you soon.

bye. kennedy: a great week, we're live from los angeles, thank you, trish. president may be planning a big 4th of july in washington but fireworks from last week democratic debate served as launching pad for kamala harris, new poll show she firmly in second place, gaining on joe biden. harris on biden's tail in national race. she has 20%, two points back of former veep, who is losing steam. liz warren in third with 14%. bernie sanders dropped to fourth, not even in 1%, at