her trunk to open the barn door. i'm laura ingle in for julie banderas. "watters world" starts right now. jesse: "watters world" is on. 7 tweets and counting. president trump bypassing the fake news media and going straight to the american people. what he's saying and the melt down it's causing. asking for a seat at the table to fix the democrats healthcare disaster. >> what year did we declare our independence? >> 1984? jesse: a "watters world" classic

that won't make you proud to be an american. it all begins right now. this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting president trump who will speak this hour at an event honoring our country's veterans. illegal alien crime and fake news is the subject of tonight' watters words. 3:40 in the morning a 17-year-old muslim girl was leaving an i hop in virginia with her friends. it was ramadan. she was confronted by a motorist who jumped out of his car swinging a baseball bat at a group of kings. police arrested darwin torres and charged him with her murder. he is an illegal immigrant from el salvador. and just a week ago he was

accused of jumping, choking a woman and her child. isis slapped a detainer on her. investigators determined the attack was result of road rain. the group allegedly getting involved with torres before the attack. despite the facts of the case, liberals are blaming white supremacy and donald trump for the murder of the muslim teen even though the suspect is an el salvadoran national. feminists said trump's hatred

and bigotry a ripping the fabric of our country apart. er reeapart. r. liberal journalist ben norton said this. anti-muslim terror, same day islamaphobe ran over worshipers at a london mosque, a teen muslim was beat on death in virginia. they are so desperate to sell islamophobia, they are creating a firestorm around this raj difficult with no facts. instead of wasting their time fact checking the president, maybe they should start fact checking themselves. the president making good on his promise to make america safe

again. some say senate democrats are unlikely to get behind kate's law and the new sanctuary city's bill. and republicans need to put pressure on democrats to make sure that doesn't happen. joining me to discuss this very controversial topic whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant. your son, a tragic situation, his name is dominic. there is an illegal immigrant had been deported, crossed back over the border, then killed your son in a car and was barely punished. it just breaks my heart hearing about this. is kate's law something that you are behind because kate's law would have prevented this tragedy in your family. >> i'm behind any law that will

help keep illegals out of this country and from killing and harming our loved ones and costing us billions of dollars. i wish kate' law wouldn't exist because she should be home with her family and i should have my son here and not celebrate the day he died and make it an angel date. jesse: let me ask you this, lucy, hearing that story, this preventable tragedy, innocent young man, how do democrats like yourself not support something as common sense as kate's law? >> first and foremost i absolutely ema these with sabi nerks and anyone who lost a loved one to senseless crime. but what we have to focus on is an effective approach to fixing

our broken immigration system. we can't stay if kate's law was in place all of these situations would have been averted. what this does is this does nothing to fix the broken immigration system. president trump said he would focus on criminals, people who were doing violent crime in their community. and instead he's focusing on home who have been living their lives and raising their lives in our community. jesse: kate' law addresses the criminal immigrant. if you are convicted of a felony or three misdemeanors and you are convicted and get caught coming back, 10 years. because the guy in san francisco had multiple felony convictions and he came across the border five times.

so this is the very focused on criminality. >> no, the law actually includes people who have been deported twice or more for any reason. gel * that's another element of the law. it addresses multiple deportations, it addresses the reentry of criminal offenders and the statutory language with regards to each felony. if it's a murder or a rape or kidnapping, and they come back they slap you with an even stiffer sentence. >> we should focus on those people, there is no argument there. >> can i jump in? i'm so tired of democrats always speaking up for the so-called law-biding illegals. there are no law-biding illegals. they are here illegally. if they would stand behind our american citizens instead of illegals i wouldn't have the

ashes of my son. that's all i have left. stop speaking up for illegals whether they are good illegals or bad illegals. it could turn bad at any moment and your child is dead. one death is too many. >> that's not what this country is about. we have welcomed immigrants always. jesse: lucy, we welcome legal immigrants, we don't welcome illegal immigrants. >> i am one. >> we have to acknowledge, everybody wants an immigration system that works for this country. republicans, democrats, the american people, over 80% of them, republicans and democrats support a path for citizenship for undocumented people who are currently here.

jesse: we are not talking about people to who come here and work. they shouldn't have come here. if i was a mexican national i would probably cross the border, too. but if you are going to come here and commit fell any and sell drugs or kidnap or rape people or get d.u.i.s, you don't deserve second chances. >> we agree on that. but that's not what this law does. jesse: there are specific stipulations for fell any and misdemeanors. >> spend the money on our veterans, on our elderly and our school system. we waste billions of dollars on illegals. jesse: there is a little agreement here, but unfortunately we have to go.

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i hawhen i think about beingght trelated to thomas jefferson,. it certainly makes me feel a sense of pride the tenacity of not only that he showed in his life but was given to me through the slaves that i'm birthed through as well. it makes me think that there's really no excuse for me in any area of my life to not be able to conquer anything. ♪ >> to talk about women that way in the irony, physically look like you do, you are a pig, you are a bully, and you are doing disgusting things to this country. jesse: that was former cnbc host

attacking donald trump for his tweets about mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. but . even martin brasheer was force nod resign after comments about sarah palin. mark levin joins me now. any toda.mika says the presidena dictator. they have been trashing women like sarah palin for ages. they aren't on firm ground

calling the president a sexist. >> what is the point of this program? they claim to represent the people. i don't watch the show. i see clips of the show. i would say this to mika brzezinski, if you believe in women's rights, why do you defer to your husband joe all the time. i would ask joe this. why did you fail at radio. when he left wabc radio, he and she said we are taking a respite to rebuild our radio show, then they wind up on msnbc. it's like cnn. if cnn didn't have airports, they would have no ratings. jesse: you are a trained lawyer. this some audio we are not going to play. but the president was at a

fundraiser but he said something like maybe i should sue cnn. cnn has been caught in a few embarrassing sting situations and had to eat crow. does he have a case? >> no. we have supreme court precedence. he doesn't have a case. can we go back to donny deutsch? that's the problem of that show. you want to be respected, treat people with respect. you want to be a jerk, you will be treated like the jerk. whether we agree with the president or not. the fact is he's a proud man, an accomplished man, he's done more than joe scarborough has done in his life. you can challenge him on the issues. you can take him on on certain personality traits. but when you call him schmuck,

you get no respect. jesse: let me talk to you about healthcare. i said at the top of the show the healthcare bill coming out of the senate won't be perfect. what do you want to see happen? >> i think it's a disaster. what the senate is doing is a disaster. if you ask the american people what the senate is doing, they can't tell you what the senate is doing. people want to have access to a doctor and the procedures and surgeries they need at a reasonable price. how do we get there? do we get there through the centralized government system? how many people do you know in america who go to canada or healthcare, or britain for dental care or france for healthcare. we are the only industrialized country that doesn't have socialized healthcare.

i like the president's idea. it's all based on obamacare. if the thing is repealed and you give 12 months notice, what happens in this country. that's 20 million people who need insurance. they say 20 million people won't have insurance. that's baloney. insurance companies will step in, they will offer basic care, catastrophic care, whatever you want. jesse: the original idea behind obama care they promised to reduce costs and the costs went up. it's boeing us to say people are going to lose insurance. if they push people into medicaid. >> medicaid is a welfare program and it's exploding like all the

other welfare programs. they say look at all this coverage people on medicaid are getting. people on medicaid won't like medicaid. repeal the thing, give 12 months to the private sector, unleash the private sector and 20 million people are likely to have good healthcare. jesse: let me talk to you about the russia-obama collusion angle. this is something you have been talking about on your radio show. "the washington post" came out with this piece that obama was struggling so much on how to deal with the russian interference. and didn't do anything. this week i have heard very little for some strange reason to about the collusion angle. why do you think that is? >> barack obama was president, he was responsible for -- for protecting us from cyber

warfare. the left in wing cooks on the senate intelligence community who used to love russia all of a sudden hate russia. when i listen to them wax on and on. do you understand what an assault this is? yeah. what did you guys do about it. who is the f.b.i. director. comey, clapper, loretta lynch, obama. what did they do? they covered it up from the american people because they wanted her to win, hillary. and they didn't want people to think the election was tainted. jesse: i said this was a dereliction of duty on behalf of the president. the democrats were for russia before they were against russia. congratulations on the book. >> around good man. thank you very much. jesse: we are waiting for president trump to speak. but he's been all over twitter

with comments like this. my use of social media is not presidential. it's modern day presidential. make america great again. all immigrants who wants to become u.s. citizens have to pass a basic civics test. could you? what year did we declare our independence? >> 1984? >> you are way off. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections

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how. senators are there? >> 7 or 12. >> i know that. 50. >> 2. >> god, this is frustrating. >> i'm going to say 100. jesse: you got it. what month do we vote for president. >> december? >> january? april? jesse: not april, that's when you pay your taxes. >> march? august? jesse: the fall. >> november? >> you got it. what year did we declare our independence? >> 1984? jesse: you are way off. >> 1884. jesse: 1776. >> 1776.

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three others are believed to have been hurt in the ensuing melee. right now it's believed to be gaining-related. two survivors of a small plane crash on a california highway in stable condition. the plane crashed down on a southern california interstate and burst into flame. the pilot reported losing power in one engine shortly before the crash. the faa is investigating. jesse: president trump will be speaking at the celebrate freedom rally. that speech will begin in just a little while. msnbc's mika and joe, the two firing back at the president through tweets of their own and

a "washington post" op-ed where they once again question trump's mental state. but they should be happy. president trump said they are not the problem, nbc is. he tweeted this. they are not bad people but their low-rated show is dominate bid their nbc bosses. too bad. he also wrote, word is that greta van susteren was let go because she refuse to go along with trump hate. joining me is katie frates. the strategy seems to be we'll put everything on the nbc brass. looks like he's giving mika and joe a little bit of an out. >> this is as close as you will ever get to see the president

apologize. he says it's not you for the reason your show sucks. it's your boss. i think he should stop tweeting. he's the president. he won. there is no bigger thing to win in the world than being the most powerful person in the world. you got that. who cares what mika says. you are president. go about your day. jesse: i think mika and joe before he became president had a good relationship. he was on their show for every week or so. he feels burned and he's emotional about it. you made a point that he's won now and he should quit. this is what the president tweeted. fake and fraudulent news media

is working hard to convince republicans and others i should not use social media. but remember i won with interviews, and social media. we'll continue to win. his point is he took down the bush dynasty, the clinton dynasty, he basically took down president obama, he took down the fake news media, and he did that through social media to a certain extent. why stop now? >> because he's not campaigning. it doesn't need to be four years, he's ready for the next year after this. jesse: politicians are always campaigning. >> it's rude, petty and kind of stupid. who knows what his relationship with mika and joe is behind the scenes. i have no idea.

jesse: i kind of don't want to know to be perfectly honest. he also said this, my use of social media is not presidential. it's modern day presidential. make america great again. i think what everybody is getting wrong is they are holding the president to other standards. he's not and i atries to krat. he's not a blue blood, he's not a prnota patrician, he's not a . trump shoots from the hip, people elected a street fighter because they wanted a street fighter. so stop holding him to some ridiculous standard and accept that this is what the guy does. >> if you are running to be president and you are elected to be president there will be is a certain amount of prestige and

respect that comes with the presidency. the way he tweets is unbecoming of what the president of the united states means. jesse: i would agree tweeting about a woman's face is not good for moving your agenda forward. i think everybody on capitol hill trying to push healthcare reform doesn't want the president of the united states tweeting about someone's face. they want him tweeting about repealing and replacing obamacare. the democrats are grasping at straws looking for way to the remove president trump from office. so now they are saying he's mentally incapacitated, and more than two dozen democratic lawmakers are backing a bill that say he should leave office. that's more support than kate's law other sanctuary cities

received. so i want to play a bit of sound. one of the democrats who says that president trump is mentally incapacitated famously was against putting more marines on the island of guam for this reason. roll the tape. >> i want to tell my son that he should never look at this president of the united states as any kind of role model. he's no gentleman and he seems increasingly like a barbarian in terms of his treatment of his fellow citizens. there is something deeply wrong at the white house and we hope whoever is in control can get on top of it and pull back from this terrible situation. jesse: that's not one i was talking about. i was talking about congressman hank johnson. okay. >> the whole island will become

so overly populated that it would tip over and capsize. >> we don't anticipate that. jesse: that's someone saying donald trump is mentally incapacitated saying a few marines on the island of guam would cause the island to capsize. the impeachment thing didn't work, the russia thing didn't work. >> they are showboating. they know the bill isn't going anywhere. it's them saying look at us standing up to the president. we have very little time to work on imploding obamacare. it's collapsing. how have they found time to write this bill and bring it around when there are so many important things that need to be done.

there is a lot of stuff to done they are going to just sit here writing bills saying the president is unfit? it's unbecome of anyone in congress. jesse: they are running out of bullets in the chamber. they can't the stop the guy. all the tools the democrats and media usually use to take down a republican, the gender or race card or even the death card. they have been calling for his head. it's not working. now they are playing the insane card. i think they just played themselves. katie, thank you very much. coming up, president trump lies. day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. that helps me to keep going to cure this.

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but today is our day. jesse: not the most apt comparison. remember obama phones, the program that helped financially strapped americans get free cell phones? an under cover sting application shows applications were turned out 63% of the time. beneficiaries lied 63% of the time but were approved anyway. >> obama is president and he gave us a phone. jesse: 51% of senate offices pay their interns compared to just 31% of democratic offices that do. it looks like college students may want to lean right. the villages busted this week in a drug raid. authorities also discovered chop

shop where stolen golf cart parts were being sold. don't blame the elderly. turns out it was the niece of a resident. this trump star has been vandalized. she says she was raised right and expects the left doesn't agree. stay strong, mckenna. here is a warning. gender reveal stunts can be dangerous. not best way to fienders out you are getting a little bother. more bad news for cnn and jake tapper airs fake national inquirer cover. he claims trump tried to black

small joe scar bore over. the whole fight tapper was covering started over trump's accusations of fake news. now we are going to the celebrate freedom rally with president trump. pastor jeffress is speaking now. here he is from the kennedy center. >> the reality has caused many christians to despair and wonder, is god finished with america? has he removed his hands of blessing from us? but in the midst of despair came november 8, 2016. and that day, that day represented the greatest political upset in american

history. because it was on that day, november 8, that god declared that the people, not the pollsters were going to choose the next president of the united states, and they chose donald trump. you know them, you heard it often. president trump wouldn't evangelical vote by the largest margin in history because christians under that hchristiae had the leadership skills necessary to reverlts downward death spiral our nation was in. since that time, since that time everywhere i go, i find that people are even more excited about president obama than they were on election day.

and it's easy to understand why. president trump had not only met, but he exceeded our every expectation in reviving the economy, rebuilding our military, respect our veterans and restoring our greatest freedom of all, the free exercise of our faith. president trump has done more to protect religious liberty than any president in united states history. and we are grateful to him for that. you know, the single greatest honor of my life was when president trump invited me to deliver the sermon at st. john's church on the morning of his inauguration. in that message, i said no president has ever entered the

oval office with as many natural gifts and leadership abilities as president trump. but i also noted that president trump would be the first to say that natural ability alone is not enough to meet the awesome challenges of that office. and that is why president trump like every american president has sought god's super natural help. i will never forget that message so many of us saw that the president tweeted from israel several months ago. do you rent picture? it was a picture of president trump standing in front of the western wall, his head was bowed, his eyes were closed. and at at the bottom of that tweet he wrote, i'm asking for god's wisdom. that is one reason i'm so

enthusiastically supportive of this president. [cheers and applause] you know, millions of americans believe that the election of president trump represented god giving us another chance, perhaps our last chance to truly make america great again, and how grateful we are, we thank god every day that he gave us a leader like president trump. would you join me now in welcoming a great leader, a great patriot, my friend the president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [♪]

>> thank you very much. this is some group. some group. nice to win. isn't it nice to win? robert thank you very much for that incredible introduction. and thank you to everyone from first baptist dallas. thank you. pastor, you and amy stood with us since the very, very beginning and i will always stand with you. i told you that, and i mean that. i will always be with you. i appreciate. thank you. i'm honored to join you at the

first ever 4th of july freedom rally taking place at the kennedy senator as we pay tribute to those who have proudly served our nation in uniform. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] tonight we have been inspired by music that fills our hearts, stirs our souls and remind us all of who we are. one nation under god. the first baptist music director and to every musician and member of the choir who has performed with such incredible grace and skill, and i heard them backstage, i said let me out there, that is the most beautiful music.

[applause] i just want to say that your music honors our heroes more eloquently than words can ever do. and i want to thank you. that's real talent standing behind me. thank you, folks. thank you. let me say to the hundreds of veterans with us tonight that for my very first independence day celebration as president, there is no place i would rather be than with you. i'll tell you that. and i promise you -- and you see it happening day by day. just other day wee signed veterans accountability. they have been trying to do it for 40 years.

[applause] for 40 years they have been trying. they were doing a terrible job for the veterans, robbing, stealing, hurting people, you couldn't do anything. it's called the veterans account built act. now you can say, you are fired. thank you. and i promise you that we'll always take care of our great veterans. always. right, louie? you better believe it. paula white has been so helpful.

thank you, i love you, too. actually. you have shed your blood, poured your love and bair love and barn defense of our country. your loyalty to our nation is measured not merely in words but in deeds. you stared down enemy forces and ran past the gates of hell to fight and win for america, and you won for america. and we are going to take care of it. [cheers and applause] the story of america's men and women in uniform is the story of freedom of, and overcoming oppression. the strong protect can the weak

and the good defeating evil. there is a lot of evil out there, i want to tell you. there is a lot of evil. i was left a mess. but we are cleaning it up. you watch, cleaning it up. cleaning it up. we are you ad by your service and sacrifice, and so to the veterans here tonight which there are many, will you please stand right now, please stand, thank you. [applause]

on behalf our very grateful nation -- thank you very much -- thank you very much -- we'll always always remember what you did for us. tonight we celebrate veterans. we also reflect on everything we cherish as americans. we love our country. we love our families. we love our freedom. and we love our god. since the signing of the declaration of independence 241 years ago, america always

affirmed that liberty comes from our creator. our rights are given to us by god, and no earthly force can ever take those rights away. that is why my administration is transferring power out of washington and returning that power back to where it belongs, to the people. to the people. the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. because the people know the truth. the fake media tried to stop us from going to t