a security question that hackers would love to know. before you make make that post, you might want to think twice. thanks for watching. water swirled starts in about five seconds. >> the president is set to unveil a big tax cut. >> there will be a big tax credit. it will be the biggest tax cut since reagan. >> the federal judge in san francisco has struck down the executive order targeting century city's cities. >> it has been hugely successful first 100 days per he has accomplished things more significant of any of his predecessors before him. he put a supreme court justice on the supreme court. >> building the wall is an important priority to him but we know. [inaudible]

>> welcome to the special edition of "watters world" without jesse. marking president trumps 100th day and office. i am in for jesse. reforming tax codes come out this week. escalating a award against isis, that has never stopped. renegotiating trade deals on other countries is continuing and cracking down on illegal immigration and killer gangs along the mexican border. according to our own fox news poll, 62% 2% think he is keeping his america first promise, the most famous of which is building the big, beautiful wall. from that day he came down the tower escalators that we all watched. he has been laser focused on securing our border. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and

i will have mexico pay for that wall, mark my words. this should not have been much of a problem. after all, democrats agreed to secure our border and they said it was paramount getting funding to build a barrier. >> the bill before us will certainly do some good. it will authorize some badly needed funding and better security along our borders. >> secure our borders with personnel, physical barrier. >> but they never finish the job. twice they had the chance. now marine general john kelly is taking over. >> i think 100 companies from across the nation have shown interest and are starting to put together their prototypes. >> something funny happened when building the wall. allah takes an hypocrisy.

>> he wanted me to negotiate the wall with president trumper and i said two things, first it's not a negotiation. no wall. no wall. second, i said only you can persuade him that he shouldn't do the wall because it will cause a government shutdown. we've always been for border security, we just thought the wall made no sense. >> no sense? they voted for before. the money was allocated but they never finish the job. it wasn't enough money. the problem this time is trumps vision and potential victory. they are panicked about possibly allowing this president to fulfill his promise. >> the president, talking about this wall, is expressing signs of weakness. he is saying i can't control our borders, i have to build a wall a wall. >> right. building a wall. we are so weak. how weak did the chinese look when they built that wall. with the israelis, where they cowering when they built the

wall on the west bank? it stopped the suicide bombers almost the day it was completed. in. in order to avoid government shutdown, he paused the wall but said he's not backing down in the long-term. >> the law wall will get built. they are determined to stop him at every path, especially when the democrats smell weakness. they will try to break him. >> the democrats are threatening a government shutdown. it's the same old same old. i was hoping trump would throw this shutdown thing right back in their face. if they got away with it once, they are just going to keep using it. >> i think he's right, once again. if it was was all about america's security, the president would get his to billion, 2 million to start the wall, and then he would start building it. it's about taking him down andbu destroying his term and making it look like a broken promise when it's really poisoned politics.

at some point general kelly and jeff sessions have to stick to their guns. joining me now is geraldo rivera. it's great to see you again. >> you too.-- coming >> i know this issue is very passionate for you. you've been to the wall, the barrier between the two countries multiple times. is this about politics. >> it is about politics. i think objectively, intellectually my 11-year-old said dad, don't countries have fences to divide one from the other, it's a logical thing, it's thing, it's a traditional thing, why not. here's the problem. the president has made it an usa against them kind of situation with mexico. we will build the wall whether you like it and not and you will

pay for it. why have that kind of tone. now that he's elected, i could see how we could use it to harness the energy, the brexit energy, we have to protect ourselves against the scourge of undocumented workers and drugs on terror and unmonitored crossing.prhe the problem is, when you stick it to mexico, they may be dysfunctional, but it's also a prideful country, why not make it a negotiation. >> i think you bring up a good point. my point is more on senator schumer saying were not going to build the wall, pretending it'su not a real issue when you know what he's already spent with democrats focused on how much

waste there is. this is about not giving donald trump something he was put into office to do, and that's what bothers me. i don't think he even believes what he saying. >> i don't disagree with you that they sense weakness in president trump. even mexico is saying he's a poker player who is bluffing with a pair of deuces in his hand.you you talk to mexico in a sober way, in a way where one sovereign speak to the other, just build it on american soil. >> but why not get mexicans permission. you have 11 million undocumented here who send remittances here and the idea is that we will tax those. that is international trade. why not make that part of a negotiation. why not have a tax on it. why not let mexico charge if they want to put people to visit. ted cruz proposed the mexican drug lord should fork over his billions for the wall and

mexicans new plan to fight back, charge americans a cover charge to enter their country. when i heard that, i said to myself, what would jesse do. he would hit the streets. so i did. >> i'm filling in for jesse waters. what's the difference between us, he's got better eyebrows ant better hair and a little taller. besides that, were about to find out. mexico is really upset at ourtoy president because he wants them to pay for the wall and they want to charge admission for americans to go to mexico. how much would you pay to go to mexico. >> $1 million. >> zero. >> about $.10. >> twenty or 30 bucks 30 bucks. >> you would have problem paying admission. >> it's an occupational hazard.

>> cover charge in new mexico for americans, i can't say that would be a high price tag for oo me. >> what am i going to do? do you have something good waiting on the other side? >> they got great soap operas. >> how much would you pay to go to mexico. >> i'm paying a good amount in two weeks because that's what i'm going to vacation. i'm hoping i can get back. >> we will offer legislation to charge americans only admission to get into mexico. what's your reaction. >> there's going to be some pushback, to force force the country to pay for something p they don't want come of that will be difficult. >> should they pay for the wall. >> absolutely. >> i don't think there should be a wall so i think if trump wants that he should have to pay for it. >> what about having it be a minor league baseball games with different sponsors buying the wall.

should we do that. >> that will be a good idea. i don't necessarily agree if it's coming out of my pocket. there's enough coming out of my pocket already. >> it's exactly $14 billion. >> show me the money. >> all build it for nothing. >> see, you didn't even know anything. your never paid a cover charge. would you ever pay a cover charge to go into another country. >> i want to know where el chapo's billion fortune is. i think senator ted cruz, as he wanted to do, got a great pr stunt. that will get el chapo to pay for but there's not $14 billion. confiscating his ill-gotten gains, i'm all for. very

>> always great to see you. >> coming up, straightahead, it's always great to see geraldo but straightahead we have important gas. "watters world" will do an investigation. and, another passenger kicked up a flight for using the bathroom at the wrong time. we would change the way passengers are treated?atund ou, what we found out, next what we found out, next . mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free.

it happen again, a man kicked off a delta flight for using the bathroom during a ground delay. >> i need more information sir. >> unbelievable. meanwhile united airlines making huge changes after settling for an undisclosed amount with the doctor who was dragged off a flight earlier this month. some of the new policies include

limiting the use of law enforcement, reducing the amount of overbooking and increasing customer compensation incentives up to $10,000. are more changes needed? more changes needed? joining us now is a woman with a background, the star of the foxbusiness channel, cheryl. >> i was a flight attendant. i've been through these situations in my lifetime, absolutely. >> have things changed since you were doing this? it seems that everyone seems angry. the passengers are angry and so are the flight crew. >> absolutely. 110%. that happened after 911. everyone is more stressed out, the airlines, the crew, the crew, everyone is worried and there's more security. what needs to change, i think is that there used to be more freedom and more compassion. you would kind of let things go back in my day.

the rules were still bare. if you're on the tarmac and someone gets up, you are supposed to stop the plane, make them sit down. that is an faa rule. that's an faa regulation. the crew on delta was following the rule. the follow-up on how they handled it needs to be changed. the ceos of the airlines have to understand, you have to let your personnel make decisions on the fly as to how to be human again. they have lost that. crews are also nervous about being videotaped. if i say no when i tell a guy he can get up to go to the bathroom, yes i'm nervous but if he videotapes me and i let him, that's breaking an faa rules. they need need to train them that they don't always have to be by the book. in both both of these instances, what i think

happened, if you feel like someone is a problem at the gate, they could be a threat to the crew or the a problem in tha air, you take them off before the plane leaves. once you make a determination, i think in both instances, that's what they did. the jury is out in whether or not these two people were threats to the crew or complaining but they're trying to protect themselves and protect the flight. >> south southwest used to say we will never overbook any flights.ea >> the ceos that i've been thinking about this for th a log time and it's the right thing to do. it's time to to put people above profits and that's what c they're doing. >> thank you. it's good to see you again. it didn't take long for the

mainstream media to make tax cuts for the rich. >> as you know, a lot of the reports on this says there are a lot of tax cuts for the rich in congress. what are the facts. later i hit the street "watters world" style to see if people want president obama to come back and save the democratic party. >> he needs to go back on vacation. s. so i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed.

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the income tax rate, what are we talking about? what would you like to see the top rate be. >> we will get a big reduction. business will be down to 15

15 - 20%. we are the highest taxation in the world and we will bring taxes way down. we are working on the different numbers but it will be much lower than it is right now. it will be the biggest tax cut since reagan and probably bigger than dragon. >> that was president trump talking to jesse watters about bringing back 1986 when top gunw was top at the box office in mike tyson one his heavyweight title and ronald reagan was a tax euro. this week he made good on the promise and introduced his tax overhaul or at least a rough outline. here to explain what it means is the host of barney and company. they named the show and then they found him in england. stewart barney, welcome. you are on 9 - noon every day and killing it. >> thank you very much indeed. when the outline was rolled out. were you disappointed disappointed or pleased to. >> that was a terrific rollout. what the president plans is to

get right at america's middle class. they are the people who need this break most. they they wille juice the economy more than any other group. >> can you tell me where middle-class will benefit? we used to have seven brackets and now we have three. ten, 25 and 35. you doubled the standard deductions so that will be significant. it cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 - 15. they say the bottom number is key because that's where the rest of the world is. it repeals the real estate tax known as the death tax so you can keep the money in the fami family. a >> most important there is the 15% on small businesses. that is that is the top rate that a small business can have. >> when you look at a small business owner do you look at them as middle class. >> absolutely. there are probably 10 million subchapter s corporations in the

united states. i don't have the exact number but it runs in the millions. those chapter s companies are very small companies, mom-and-pop's, restaurants, bars and they report as their personal income. if there top rate goes down to 15%, that, that means a great big tax cut because at the moment the maximum rate is 39%. they are getting a cut all the way down to 15%, geared to the middle class. good stuff. >> we will need a lot more detailed but the outline, on the surface looks like it will add to the deficit. >> it will in the immediate future, guaranteed. you've already got 400 billion-dollar deficitss baked into the cake because of president obama's' policies and this tax cut will add to that deficit, to the debt. long-term you will get growth and that will even things out - a lot of people looked at this and that i don't like it emma presumably mostly democrats, and

many in the media.ec they said this about what they concluded. >> candidate trump was on this show telling our viewers a year ago that he believed in raising taxes on the wealthy including himself. would you acknowledge that the reform plan you laid out does the opposite? it's a dramatic cut in taxes fon the wealthy. >> should someone making moree than $150 million pay less than a 5% federal tax rate? >> as you know, a lot of the reporting on this said there are a lot of tax cuts for the rich. if that's pretrade as such, you have a tough time in congress. >> you've got to be aware where these questions are coming from. >> book, the rich people inou america vote democrat. american politics have been turned upside down. rich people vote vote democrat. if they don't like the tax cut that president trump is giving

them coming get it back. there's no law law that says i don't need this extra money, i'll give it back to the united states bread so why don't they? they don't do that. >> you believe there being this characterized? >> yes. the left will say this is a giveaway to the rich. i don't believe it is. the rich rich get something but the middle class gets the most. the top rate paid by small businesses is 39%. this cuts it to 15%. that's a whopping middle-class tax cut. >> it is time for something to change. >> it's time for you to go home and pick out an outfit for monday. thanks a lot. let me tell you what's ahead. pamela anderson is taking on

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live from america's news headquarters, i'm rick leventh leventhal. two children are missing after their car was swept off a bridge in arkansas. it happened during powerful storms. the severe weather is blamed for at least ten deaths so far. president trump entering his next 100 days. he is expected to take a second crack at healthcare reform. today he sent out several tweets saying obamacare is dead and new health care on its way. lower premiums and deductibles while taking care of

pre-existing conditions. the try to pass the new plan this week. venezuela's president is trying to silence calls for his removal by hiking minimum wage. the third pay raise this year comes with hundreds of homes being handed out while the economic problem for their country continues to get worse. back to "watters world". >> no mistake, we are just aga beginning our fight to make america great again. the media deserves a very big fat failing grade. i promise you in my inaugural address 100 days ago, that now arrives the hour of action. was the last time a new supreme court justice was confirmed in the first 100 days was 136 years ago. i immediately withdrew united

states from the horrible, disastrous, would have been another nafta but worse transpacific partnership. we have a record for the biggest increase in the stock market. i am very happy about that. don't worry. we will have the wall. >> that was president trump saturday touting his achievements. democrats doing everything they can to change the story. >> dear president trump, we give you a grade of a+ for the greatest broken campaign, says in history. >> he has appointed cabinet appointees with questionable ties to vladimir putin and russia. >> maybe he isn't looking out for me and my family. maybe he's just looking out for himself which is business and his brand. >> joining us now is steve

weatherford and steven baldwin. they are both in the trump camp but are honest in saying he hasn't been perfect for the first 100 days. welcome. when you look at these 100 days as anything but uneventful. everyday we are trying to cover this to keep up with it. it's been exciting but up and down and challenges galore. >> at such an arbitrary number. everyone keeps using the number 100 days. if i can if i can relate it to my past and my pursuit of my goals, nfl seasont it's 16 games in and four preseason games, you don't judge the performance or how good thes team is after the four preseason games before the season started. you don't don't judge a team diter week four of the 16 weekek season. there has been progress. a lot of it has been making more economy for our country. national security had to be dealt with.

steven, thoughts? >> 96% of trump boaters trump voters are happy they cast their vote. are you one of them? >> absolutely. it's exactly what steve said. you go out on the street, i don't go with the polls, i walk around and i think are people looking happier, are they feeling better, and on a commonsense level, when you say to an american, right, left, democrat or republican, 100 days president trump, are you thinking on a commonsense level that he's already failed to mark say it's just the first 100 da days. the left will perpetuate what it thanks it needs to perpetuate to fight back against what will unequivocally, we are already seeing the healing happening moving toward americans feeling better going forward. this is a big battleship with healthcare and all the problems,

it will take time to write this ship. >> i feel a lot of people whoe are saying he has failed up into this point of the same people who have never given them a chance day one. how important is their opinion? since day one they are not open to receiving the change that he is trying to bring about.. >> there's a couple ways to do it. if you grow the economy, whether you star support donald trump o, you start feeling better that is way. the jobs don't lie. right now the number is 42% approval rating. that means he hasn't grown his base, but polls don't mean nothing. >> wright, who put the polls together? sometimes third so misconstrued, it's just a number.

>> the amount of emotion with this president is something i've never seen before. it has divided families. families. i was listening to howard stern. your name came up, steve, steve, with your brother. listen to what he said about you because of trump. >> you're not talking. >> well, when you say you're not talking, there's usually an anger or some feeling, someion emotion, i just look at it like this is a combination of something i knew. i knew steven was a democrat. >> so you disagree on politics so you can't talk? no, i think the brother suffers from the smartest guy in the room syndrome which is what most hollywood progressive liberals suffer from. they know better than the coal miner what's good for the coalminer. alec, stevens not smart enough

to know about what he's doing and what he's talking about.e you know what, that's okay. he has beat me up before. he can have whatever opinion he wants but he's my brother. i love him. if you want to go get his new book, amen, that's cool, but it doesn't take away one thing. on a commonsense, blue collar level, things are already getting better pit i loved your man on the street because one fella said they're already taking enough of my money.t that's that's what we want to fix. that's what will take a little t time. >> steve you talk about your family and your country, now this. earlier this week president obama reemerged giving his first speech since leaving office. what did reporters want to know? when will he be back question what will he save the party and the country. watch. >> what do you think would motivate him to get involved in the public debate in a way he's not willing to do right now. >> i think what would motivate

him is if we saw the federal government start to cross redlines in terms of long observed norms and values. frankly, i think we take them for granted. >> in the great "watters world" tradition, i hit hit the street to see if barack obama could save the day. >> this week president obama came back and gave a speech in chicago. some democrats hope he will come back and save the day. what do you think. >> he didn't save the day the first time, what makes you think he would do it this time. >> he needs to go back on vacation. >> he won twice. >> you're ready to move on, turn the page. >> you are a man of free words. i appreciate it.lease >> please don't. >> what's the matter, people love love him. >> not everybody. >> he can't be the man with the

cape to save the country. >> no. >> so they think it will be president obama. he spoke this week in his back and circulation. can he do it. >> superhero. >> i'm sorry. i literally have no idea what you're talking about. >> can president obama save the democrats. >> absolutely not. >> who can? >> president trump will save them all. >> they need help. they need something. i don't don't think he will pull them out of where they are but he is' a faith that is recognizable. >> i want to deliver one of these right --dash is there anything i can do to work on that? no. >> can he come back and save the party? >> no. >> he's just back saying you guys miss me now. >> that's it, you miss them?

>> years in a day going to change the chain anything. my pay grade.e, hous >> the ego. the democrats need a hero. steve, who is the democratic hero? >> i want to to know who edited that video? that was awesome. [inaudible] will i support everything he does in the city of newark. hes he has absolutely changed the culture.

there is a hero, it is is without a doubt. >> so he's the person. >> i don't think we've identified that person yet. looking forward to some kid with fresh right ideas in the democratic party to stop and try to find ways to reach over the aisle with common sense, stop this political nonsense of business as usual. this is my president trump won. >> steven baldwin, great to see you as always. steve weatherford, great to see you. >> meanwhile, coming up, up, "watters world" covers interesting details about the judge who blocked president trump sanctuary city order. is it time to break up the ninth circuit court? we will examine. plus, do you remember these gu guys? >> welcome, were back.

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the ninth circuit court of appeals is blocking another executive order that would have allowed the trump administration to withhold federal money for sanctuary cities. it sounds reasonable, doesn't it? we found that the judge behind it has donated more than 30,000 dollars to group supporting president obama and once applied for a job with the obama administration. our democrats using liberal appeals court to stop president trump's agenda? is there anything wrong with stn that? joining us as the former federal attorney who is an intern on the ninth circuit court and knows it quite well. emily, first off, fromar everything i said, am i characterizing it correctly what happened? he is somebody who like to democratic president and you't would imagine isn't supporting much that the republican president is doing. >> yes, you have summarized it

correctly. although it's frowned upon conceptually, it really isn't new. this has national application. it could've been any county that sued, but it didn't. we saw san francisco and santata clara. when what i saw was the judge's assurance in that kind of legislation from the bench. given his background, he should have recused himself. he didn't. a he took it a step further in the adjudication of the largest issue before him, he citeduch publipresident trump's public comments. they said we don't know how much money is at stake. it could be millions. any it's only three agencies. judge orrick said any concern over the scope is erased given president trump's public comment. that was the most striking thinl here. >> you are the legal expert, but i've heard this, if you give thd

money to a city or a state and don't have any preconditions with the money, you can't add preconditions on the fly. tha obviously when they committed that was president obama's budget. someone president trump comes into the middle of someone else's budget and can put a condition on their that they follow the law and turnover the illegals to ice orm alert them, is that a legalcc argument that you accept? >> what you said is correct in that it is unconstitutional for you to add conditions that didn't exist. what we are seeing is the government arguing this isn't new conditions for these are preconditions paid we are just telling you to follow the law. the counties are arguing this is preconditions. that is part of what they're arguing about. you are correct, the federal funding that is withdrawn from a state or county for not complying with the law needs too be directly tailored to thee issue at hand with preconditions only.

you are right, you can't add in something ancillary. >> president trump wants to break up the ninth district court. can he??ri >> he can if he goes through legislation. what he can do is change it ideologically. what happens is when vacancies occur moving forward, he appoints judges that align with him ideologically. that slowly but surely shifts the vote. we see the ninth circuit becoming more liberal if he takes advantage of more vacancies. so don't go through the congress, it will take forever and likely fail. thanks for the insight. next, something totally different. pamela anderson is dating julian assange and now getting into politics? this guy is here to talk about

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brian: time for a few crazy stories of the week because the time now for a few crazy stories of the week because the worldcr doesn't have enough crazy.er from pamela anderson to the rock making headlines. bernard is here with me. let's start with pam anderson and her bazaar love affair with a man she had not met but seen on video, julian julian assange. >> he looks like your partner doozy, but the partner is this, why would pam anderson want to

hang with a pasty geek who has them muscle turn of the geico lizard. >> is there something appealing about a man whose running in on the lamb woman is attracted to. >> she said he's intelligent, kind, sensitive and attractive. she omitted he's a fugitive from a rape charge and he published secrets that may have gotten americans killed.n: >> she does not agree with youru extended version of his bio which happens to be based on fact, and wrote a poem about julian. it said i may have some advice for trump and mae on special relationships, based on my relationship with julian assange regarding free speech and democracy. france can join in as a non-a lot. >> i don't know. maybe there wine involved. i don't know what happened. what kind of date is it for pam anderson to be spending the

evening at the ecuadorian embassy eating fish and chips and watching bbc. >> doesn't she have a family to raise. >> she is a mom. she belongs in los angeles trying to get back on baywatch. >> meanwhile, they are suing two comedians named chop and steel for pretending to be bodybuilders. >> chop and steel are here talking about there to her. give thanks for strength. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11. >> as authentic as these exercises look, they are phoni phonies. these shows, these networks and channels booked them as fitness experts. when they were outed, the station is going to sue them for presenting themselves in authentically.

>> i don't know where to start. >>rst of all the endeavor was designed to fat shame, to me that the hate crime and it turned out to be the hoax. they look like they are looking like larry the cable guy. that should've been the first clue that they're not fitness experts for the biggest losers were the host. what's with the morning tvp people. is that sleep deprivation? i don't think you should be suing this. you cannot sue them, you have to sell the executive producer. >> the producer went on to become a producer who procured the trump tax bombshell that backfired. >> we are also going to say thec rock is on the cover of national review.io to see why he'd be a great president, read the national review. bernie, thanks. we'll be right back.

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brian: that's all for us sadly that's all for us tonight. jesse will be back next week. make sure you watch from 69e eastern time monday through friday and the radio. thanks so much. make it a great week