that's why they called her the i am lady. leave a message at twitter using the hashtag "first 100 ♪ >> thanks for watching us tonight. bill o'reilly is on assignment tonight we are reporting from los angeles now it's get to our top story. it was on full display during president trump's first joint news conference earlier today. >> mr. president, you said before that torture works. you praised russia, you said they want to ban immigrants are coming to america. you suggested there should be punishment for abortion, many people in britain, it sounds

alarming. what you say to our viewers at home who are worried about some of your views and worried about you becoming a leader of the free world? >> you said you'd stand by us with nato, how can the british prime minister leave you a question like you have been known in the past to change her position on things. >> eric: you need any more evidence of the media is still totally out of touch with what president trump is trying to do? joining us now with reaction from the white house, kellyanne conway, sr., advisor for president trump. people just don't get donald trump. what's taking them so long to embrace this guy? >> all the stories sound the same to many of us where many reporters have rehashed their grievances. i'm very happy that president trump did not answer her question because it was inappropriate to ask that at a time when prime minister mae was standing right next to him and

they were talking about nato, bilateral trade agreement. prime minister mae, her prime minister had just talked about what a special relationship the uk and the u.s. have. they are both focused on respecting their administration. they both came into office in very similar ways. you had this unbelievable election result here in the u.s. i think people didn't see it coming. all we ever hear is that this country is so divided, then why in the world did not enough people, actually entertain the possibility that in the so-called divided country, the other one of the two candidates might win? whether it's the twitter feeds, the eye rolling, the negative descriptors towards the president, the kinds of questions in a press conference,

i believe in a fair and safe press. with that comes responsibility. we believe in being challenged on the issues and otherwise, but there is a big difference between that and just believing that the job is to play gotcha and find some thing negative. action and impact has gone all week long. people have gotten spoiled. why isn't he doing that? where is he? >> eric: kelly on, that brings up the question, can he keep this pace up? and will he peak keep this pace up? >> yes he will. many people seem shocked that he's actually following through on his campaign. he's a brilliant businessman that's accustomed to bring

results. the other thing that we pointed out, it's time to learn the american people. you want to see fact, i'll show you headline after headline, story after story, hillary clinton will win, he she will take the senate and house with her. she doesn't even say donald trump's name anymore because as a joke. going into states with our two greatest assets, donald trump and mike pence. why don't we least admit that if he didn't understand america, go out there and talk to america. stop talking to herself and go and learn from the country. what motivated them and what they expected from this a

administration. we get out of the major city, we go out and talk to the people. >> eric: you did what hillary clinton didn't do. >> let me just say something about that too. i think it's always what i call the present of negativity, if you will back to the campaign, you are about to make the point, eric, that holy clinton said we're going after george and arizona. everybody follows the story, chases the story, no evidence of that at all and it turns out hillary clinton spent more money in arizona then she did in michigan and wisconsin. we didn't make that mistake. we don't give into the constant mockery and insults. i think that the point people are making. if we moved forward, we moved past, it's high time that

>> eric: tpp withdrew the hiring come out wednesday, the border, today, you signed some executive orders on immigration. we'll get to what they entail, but listen to what governor malloy had to say about you guys guys are up to. >> we should not be discriminating against refugees based on what their religion is. it's against our constitution, it's against the fabric of who we are and what we are. quite frankly, if you look at the criminal history of refugee refugees, it's a lot less then the criminal history of people born in this country. >> eric: kelly on, i have the executive order in my hand, i went through this. i don't see you guys pointing out anyone by religion. it looks like by origin, national origin, is that right? >> it's actually based on a country's history. exporting into training and harboring terrorists. the president said this

executive order is meant to protect our nation from terrorists. in effect in means that those countries that have this histor history. he signed two executive orders today. one was to enhance the military. give our brave men and women in the military what they need. but there is no doubt around the world that we have the most prepared, toughest force and a sense in the world. we want peace first. but we are ready to defend our country, our people, our interests and our allies. secondly, the extreme vetting where he says we are going to stop radical islamic terrorism, in fact we are going to eradicate it. this is novel for a commander-in-chief and president of the united states.

basically, the proverbial eye roll, name them. americans are tired of watching the fighting in brussels, paris, nice, and is certainly here at home. it's very difficult to argue with a president who at the end of week one has had an incredible week of action saying to americans, i want to protect us from radical islamic terrorists. it's very narrowly prescribed. >> eric: one of the sections of this executive order, you talk about supporting the u.s. constitution. i have those very interesting. it kelly and, before we go to break, i want to talk about this a little bit there was in our conversation with the mexican president today. i know president trump was asked about this with teresa mae earlier and he said he didn't want to talk about it. who is going to pay for the wal

wall. when we know the specifics of the border wall? >> will know when it's been decided, but those things need to be negotiated, the consequent as need to be weighed, and this is what i'll say about all the action statements and executive orders from this week including hour-long conversation this morning. nothing that president trump is a ceremonial, it's all consequential. that's what i mean by action and impact. we don't have the solutions right now. i think would be irresponsible to have the solutions in stone right now because it's very complicated process. >> eric: is he at least open to it, to work with president trump on how mexico is going to pay qwest markets >> i don't speak for the next can president, but the american president is open to a number of different solutions. a number of different options when it comes to paying for that wall. think about with the wall really is, it represents and it is indeed a physical wall.

what it is as we are trying to take corrective action of years if not decades of just looking the other way. people just pouring over the border of us being a sovereign nation without borders that are the physical barriers. we spent billions of dollars protecting other nations orders and not our own. when you talk about that type of corrective action, frankly, you're talking about the hundreds of millions of dollars we spent or probably more, on accommodating the illegal immigration. your target want a very modest sum of money when it comes to our safety and security. the mexican president knows that. he knows that number one source of revenue going to mexico is money coming from mexicans being an in america and sending back hom home. look at the dow jones in comparison. >> eric: we want to hold you over for the break.

will he be with us next week? >> they had a full hour-long conversation this morning on the phone, i think it was very helpful step forward. it >> eric: event much more with you on them side of this break on how the admin's ration is handled its first full week. and later, the media, largely covered people marching in washington today. ♪ bp gives its offshore teams 24/7 support from onshore experts, so we have extra sets of eyes on our wells every day. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. because safety is never being satisfied. you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every turn. cars.com

♪ >> eric: and the impact segment tonight, we continue with kellyanne conway, senior advisor to president trump. it's only been a week for the administration. are you happy so far and what are you looking to improve on going forward? >> i'm happy and i'm proud that we elected a president and donald trump who made good on his promises.

the ten-point plan to reform veterans. the infrastructure, the repealing and replacing obamacare, all of his ideas were made public. he was saving the speeches routinely and would blush them on the web site and tweet out links to them. i think it's so incredibly important to americans because their major complaint about washington and politicians is that they change their mind, they break their promises, washington really transformed into something unrecognizable and mostly that these elected officials are not transparent enough. everything that president trump has done this week has been very public and open. tomorrow he's going to have calls with the heads of three to bring countries, of course, he hosted prime minister may today.

he's made 17 or 18 statements. i think for a press who wants to be informed, it's been a very transparent week. i know it's been a busy week and we appreciate every buddy working overtime in that way, but i'm very proud of the impact. i think the white house should not be about press. i think to be about impact and it has been. >> eric: what could you have done better this week? >> what could have done better this week? >> eric: is a whole group. everyone can improve. i look back and said i could have read that better or i could have asked this question better. speak out no doubt perhaps pushed back, perhaps not of been so presumptuous on what we were doing. that people wouldn't glom onto one words or two words and miss the entire story. there are so many great stories. the personal impact on why weird

doing so many things we are doing, talking to those laborers the other day whenever been near the white house, invited to the oval office to tell him what their experience i think that was quite unprecedented. i think to get some more of the human impact stories out there and not leave to chance that we will be covered openly and freely. >> eric: can i ask you this? i look back over the week, he had some great initiatives. obamacare, trade deals, tpp, the safety, security, the immigration stuff, and then there were some of these other things that i felt was taking away from your message. reporter fraud stuff. is this something he really feels that strongly about? >> the president said he does feel strongly about that.

this is who is registered to vote. we know there are people who are registered in multiple states, we know they are people who are registered who are dead, there are people who are illegal and therefore not qualified to be registered. i give him credit in terms of his ability, his willingness to have an investigation. many people talk and talk and talk. he talked and then he would action right behind it. he's doing it at a time when there is no election on the horizon for him or anyone else. if this were a midterm election, then maybe somebody would clash out. this is a president saying that one person, one vote, the bedrock of our democracy should be adhered to. eric, i guess i wonder what everybody is so afraid to learn? we've had presidents take action if it strike a lot of americans

very common sense. they took them anyway. this man wants to call for an investigation of our process, our registration poles, i wonder what everybody is afraid of. >> eric: for me, it's not that it's that bad of an idea. it seems to be taken away from these initiatives that are big. these are big policy initiative initiatives. it felt like it was a little bit of a distraction. kellyanne, i have to leave it there. by the way, this is week one, . thank you so much. next on the rundown, thousands of march for life in washington today, but are overlooked by much of the media. newt gingrich joins us. ♪ (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day;

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>> eric: in the personal story segment tonight, the event drew tens of thousands of pro-life activist to the nation's capita capital. vice president mike pence delivering a passionate speech to the crowd. >> life is winning in america because of all of you. so i urge you to press on, but as it is written, let your gentleness be evident to all. what this movement be known for love, not anger. >> eric: despite the march is big turnout, the mainstream media appearing to do its best to downplay it today, especially compared to the nonstop coverage given to it last weekend's pro-abortion march. joining us now, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. look at the coverage. it's nonstop, it's wall-to-wall

last week for the pro-abortion march, yet you hardly heard about this one even though vice president pence made an appearance. >> this is pretty natural. i think callisto is singing at the basilica last night. when they announced that vice president pence was going to be there, it was 90 seconds along broken applause. i think all across america, people who care for life, people were concerned about stopping abortion are thrilled that the vice president of the united states for the first time ever, came to the march. let's be honest, this is exactly what stephen bannon was saying to "the new york times." left wing, pro-abortion, anti-conservative news media. they're going to do everything they can it to hide from the reality that there are vastly more americans who care about life then there are who care about weird people wearing strange hats with cat ears and a talk about the white house.

the grotesque difference between the hard left that we saw on saturday and the americans who came together today, the difference in attitude, the difference in tone, the difference in language, i think a lot more americans are comfortable with vice president pence is a speech then with madonna's speech. >> eric: the difference is the media coverage as well. >> look, the media is 80% or 90% of the media is opposition party. let's be honest about it. these are reporters, these are propagandist. there was one panel in which i don't think a single member of the panel voted for trump. they've learned nothing, they were wrong during the primaries, he won. they were wrong during the general election, he won. they were wrong about his cabinet, it's a great cabinet. they were wrong about covering the inaugural, which is truly a historic inaugural, hearkening back to lincoln's first

inaugural in 1861. they miss it every time because they're so far to the left end of so out of touch with everyday americans. >> eric: let's take a listen -- the presence had done what they were in new york, a little bit about what was going on her here. >> you're good to have a lot of people coming. i will say this, and i didn't realize this but i was told, he will have a very large crowd of people. some people said is going to be larger, pro-life people. they say the press doesn't cover that. >> i don't want to compare. >> what they do say that the press doesn't cover them. >> eric: the president telling david that he recognizes the media bias. >> right. i think every american should recognize the media bias. they're not getting any kind of serious news coverage, they're getting propaganda. they're getting hostility. i looked at an exchange last weekend with kellyanne conway

where the interviewer was just plain hostile. they weren't being an interviewer, there being an attacker. after having a long career in this business, the news media has gotten worse, just as the academic community has gotten worse, they are more left wing, they are more monolithic and they are more angry. >> eric: mr. speaker, you have a piece up. what you mean? >> eric: mac >> >> he's actually doing what he campaigned on. nothing to be worst if you're a left-winger than to have president trump actually behave. i think the list of executive orders tells you more is coming, is coming fast, his declaration was to eliminate more than 75%

of the regulation in washington. at that as every left-wing person in the country who has been just really trying to use government to coerce us and do change has to be shaking in their boots. it's been a great week for conservativism, a great week for america, and a really bad week for the left. >> eric: let me ask you this before we go. has calista been named ambassador to the vatican? >> no. no, she has not. they're going through a long process. there are very fine people who are on the list. i know a number of them personally. i think she's honored to be considered, certainly. no one has been picked at this point, but people did talk about her. i said yes, she's under consideration. that's the key term. under consideration. >> eric: let me ask you this then, are you brushing up on your italian?

>> i can order pasta, i can survive. i'll be on fox news regularly. nobody on the left should help that i'm somehow going to disappear for three or four years. happily eating pasta in rome. you and i will have fun. >> eric: i'm sure there's a studio somewhere in the vatican that we can get newt gingrich. thank you very much. miami-dade florida says it's ditching the sanctuary status after president trump's executive order. will more cities be right behind it? more in a moment it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day

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♪ >> eric: sanctuary cities after president trump signed an executive order this week threatening to defund the sanctuary cities, the mayor of miami-dade and said jails will comply. it's an early victory for president trump, but will more century cities follow suit? joining us now with reaction from chicago, steve cortez, a fox news contributor and a former advisor to the term campaign and from san diego, and became a raise, a finder for an advocacy group. enrique, let's start with you. the mayor of miami-dade said i'm going to abide by federal law and he's no longer going to be a century status. your thoughts. >> first of all, there are

undocumented people, we don't call them illegals, these are human beings and a century cities have been around since biblical times. trying to help the people were being persecuted, people . there's always been an underground railroad for people who needed some kind of sanctuary. the idea that these cities are continuing -- >> eric: henrique, i understand that. weigh in on the initiative that miami has taken. >> the majority are doing that. if the mayor of miami-dade wants to do that, that's his prerogative. we don't know exactly what the federal funding that's going to be withheld is because a lot of what donald trump says, it is unclear. he hasn't thought it through. he has been inconsistent with his message. is he going to do it the fired

apartment funding? the police funding? >> eric: there are many forms of funding that the president can withhold. steve cortez, as henrique points out. has he been inconsistent? >> as the son of an immigrant, i do say illegal immigrant. if you bring into my home at night, you're not in a document a visitor, you're a thief, a burglar. i think it matters, the terms we use. we have just "plain english and may have to be honest about the situation. when it comes to century cities, the people who suffer the most are latinos because largely, these people are hiding in plain sight. these criminals were hiding in plain sight are terrorizing latino communities. president trump, thank goodness, is going to bring sanity back to this country. we know there are people who are not supposed to be here in the first place, and on top of that,

are committing crimes and are dangerous in the country. they need to be gone yesterday. >> eric: henrique, say you're the mayor of san diego. at your city needs money, for cops, border security. the defense says you'd turn over illegals or you don't get money. >> there's been hayward's in the past this terminology translate translates. in san diego, we have a century city because they know we will work with the undocumented community. it's good for the city, you want have that cooperation between law enforcement and the community whether there are documented or. it's something we've seen across the country and all over the world. taking his word is not something that's consistent. he's consistently inconsistent. of the century city is one of the many things that's going to

be debated. >> eric: you been on this show before. there's been certainly consistency from the seat right here, mr. bill o'reilly is vehemently against century cities. new york gets around $700 million in federal funding that could be earmarked under this century city policy. i didn't make this number up out of my head. 700 midland new york, 400 million in l.a., will these mayors start to turn and say maybe we need those funds, i will no longer be sanctuary. >> right now in chicago, we are broke. we cannot afford at all as a city to forgo federal funds for some sort of a liberal -- let's talk about sanctuary.

ivan hate the term century cities. sinks ray for whom? not sanctuary for victims of crimes. san francisco police released a known, dangerous illegal criminal onto the street instead of to the deportation force of ice which is requested and required by law, less than three months later, he killed her in cold blood for no reason. a beautiful, young, innocent american who was a victim of liberal politics. we can't have any more of that and we can afford it either. you're right. >> eric: the debate will continue, the debate is heated up. president trump already shaking things up in a big way with american allies. we'll be right back with that. he is a dayquil liquid gels don't treat your runny nose. seriously?

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between the u.s. and britain. meanwhile, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is making clear america's foreign policy is now a whole new ball game. >> our goal, with the administration, is to show value at the u.n. we will show our strength, our voice, have the backs of our allies, and make sure that our allies have our backs as well. for those that don't have our backs, we are taking names. >> eric: joining us now to analyze from washington. julian, you heard from nikki haley, wow, a different tone from what we've heard in the past. she said if you're not on board, we are taking names. >> yeah, she's totally different. what's also notable there, she said part of how we show our value at the u.n. is by having our allies back and that's key

to countries all around the world who are watching this admission ration with baited breath and thinking or wondering or fearing that that means that we leave our allies behind. >> eric: niles, it feels like the foreign policy, everything is on the table. >> i think it's been a very good start so far. i think nikki haley's comments were terrific. advancing american interests on the world stage. i think it's been a great day today with the british prime minister. i think the new presidency is sending a very clear message, that america stands with its allies. that's a big difference from the obama administration. president obama really threw many u.s. allies under the bus including israel and great britain. i think you have a different

mindset in the white house which is very refreshing. >> eric: it struck me, i watch the world leaders right there. both won on a very, let's call it nationalistic platform. is this the new wave of anti-globalism in favor going across the globe? >> i think on both sides of the atlantic, you haven't leaders standing up for the national interest. the exit from the eu, the united kingdom, will be toward the freedom of the british people. it's also a great develop men for the united states as well. i think that teresa mae and donald trump see eye to eye and terms of advancing, not only their national interest and common interests.

i think the relationship is going to be significant they strengthen over the next four years. >> eric: gillian, what he think of these two leaders who are in favor of the nationalistic style? >> i think one thing that's really important there is in the wake of the uk imminently battling out of the eu, in order to keep that relationship special, as everyone is talking about today, in order to really stay and maintain the same level of connection and commitment we've got, we really are going to need to harness every available vehicle. by which i mean, nato, have fido's fault is going to be more important than before.

they will spread the democratic values that we share around the world. it's going to be more important than ever on nato. it also shows the conservative, politically conservative agenda. >> eric: can they push back on trade, trade agreements? yet have a global estate view on security like nato? >> there's an obvious tension there, right? is a great question. i don't know how they're going to rectify it, but i do know that the uk is already talking about wanting to maintain some of its special trade privileges that they have being a part of the eu. they're not exactly turning their backs on the multilateral trade. >> eric: let me get nile and on that same thought. >> i think the british view is that nato is a hugely important alliance.

it's very, very important. at the same time, britain will be seeking a series of free trade deals. once it's free from the shackle shackles. unfortunately, president trump has expressed very strong against the united kingdom. >> eric: have to leave it right there. thank you very much. is there a trade war looming with mexico and is that even a bad thing for america? moments away. ♪ duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac tax refund, you can get an advance on that refund? [zombie] an advance on my tax refund. [john] doesn't take brains to see the value in that. [zombie] ha! [john] arghh.

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>> eric: building the wall and a possible trade war with mexico appeared president trump's executive order to start

construction on the border wall aren't sitting well with one of president trump's most vocal critics. >> just yesterday, you said at the gathering of the republican party retreat, trumpet being there reminded me of hitler addressing the party. what did you mean there? >> just comparing donald trump with hitler and comparing republican party with the party. they don't seem to have free minds, they can't decide they're wrong. >> eric: joining us now with reaction. all i can say is wow. comparing donald trump to adolf hitler. >> not healthy. the comparison is not healthy. i don't think it was a good idea. at the end, i think they're

going to find common ground between president trump and the mexican president. everything is going to come to an end. i see mexico from the economic point of view and the political point of view. >> eric: are the mexicans ticked off at the americans right now? >> they are. that's the rhetoric. at the end, the white house understands that we need mexico because mexico has something that i don't think we mentioned too often which is the southern border with guatemala. >> eric: there's a wall there, isn't there a? >> there's a wall, but still, how come they come our wall? they don't have the ability to control that southern border. you'll have hundreds of thousands of guatemalans.

>> eric: let's talk a little bit about that heightened rhetoric. he has a very low approval rating in mexico, right? how is he going to find common ground with donald trump if he is not popular in mexico? >> they will find, i cannot tell you right now what they're going to do, but i know they were talking this morning because president trump is bilingual. he speaks both languages, the political language and the economic language. that was one of the most important topics in his campaign. >> eric: if he hasn't said we will not pay for this wall, and they are calling trump hitler, how will mexicans be okay with

paying for the wall? >> i understand. you can charge more for visas, you can charge more to cross the border. at the end, what i'm saying to you is that is going to come to a halt and we will find common ground with mexico, because as the most interesting and important and intelligent thing for the white house. trump is a very intelligent guy. he has gone to other countries to build empires. he can do the same thing with mexico. you know why? i'm telling you, because otherwise we are going to have a refugee crisis, not an immigration problem. >> eric: i think the best argument is what you pointed out earlier in the segment, this whole wall and mexico happens to be a mexican southern border. >> still, people cross it that's why they get to our southern

border. i just want you to understand how important it is for the mexicans to continue controlling their southern border because the majority of people -- >> eric: you know what else is important? the amount of money we spend on mexican goods. thank you very much. when we come right back, a major development in the story featured on the factor last night. you don't want to miss it. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence.

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> eric: before we go tonight, wonderful update on a feature, the quadruplets that were on last night's "the factor." kayla has been diagnosed with

hodgkin's lymphoma. the go fund me web page that has been started to help the family. the go fund me page had a little more than $18,000. now thanks to "the factor" viewers, they are near close to $1 million. bill o'reilly will address it's more on mondays "the factor." his new book "old school: life in the sane lane" will be out on march 28th. if you sign up as a premium member on billoreilly.com, you get any one of those books free of charge along with discounts and perks. don't forget to check out his big bestseller killing the rising sun. and the contribute in fact her podcast, that is hosted by the factor producer. you can find that on billoreilly.com or itunes. thank you for watching tonight, i'm eric bolling.

bill o'reilly will be back for los angeles. please remember, the spin stops here. because we are looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." president trump signed a pair of executive orders fulfilling his pledge from of rifles for dangerous nations, syrian refugees from entering the country until a stronger vetting process can be implement it. all refugees of rivals for the next three months and cap total refugees at 50,000 for this ye year, the order is already being labeled a muslim band by critics. it won't make this country saf safer.