after the bell on the foxbusiness network. paul is back next week. we hope to see you then. >> the president in full campaign mode last night. holding a rally in pennsylvania as he looks to tip the scales in the heated special congressional election on tuesday. hello everyone and welcome to "americas news headquarters". i am eric shawn. >> i am arthel neville. the present was on hand to help us republican candidate -- over the line. the present essay meanings has helped to enhance his agenda in congress while also turning the

controversial new tariffs signed on this day. >> steel is back and aluminum is back a lot of steel mills are now opening up because when i did not all of my friends on wall street love it but we love it because we know what it does. >> the strong steel and aluminum industry are bound to the national security. absolutely vital! steel is steel. if you don't have skill you don't have a country. >> scat ellison barber live from the white house. >> the president continued to attack the trade policies in places like the eu. he also once again a limited to a trade worth learning to tax cars coming from the eu they do not change their trade policy. >> a lot of us came from the european union. different countries, right? it sounds nice. and they have trade barriers we cannot even sell our -- they totally restrict us. so they want to say that we want tariffs and i say good,

open up the barriers and get rid of your tariffs and if you don't do that, we are going to tax mercedes-benz, we go to tax bmw. >> canada and mexico are exempt from this steel and aluminum tariffs that the president signed on thursday. at least for now. us trade officials met with leaders from japan and the eu in brussels yesterday for the transformation of the european union says she wants the eu to be exploited from the terrace. the terrace take 15 days to go into effect. the leaders have said that more than one time if they do go into effect there will impose counter tariffs on us good things like whiskey. -- >> where we are going to get this wrong is if we start to a trade war that results in our allies penalizing is increasing course to consumer goods making it more difficult for the american people to afford goods that they commonly buy at the grocery store. i believe in general tariffs

and taxes on american people and the people harmed by this are the very people you're trying to help. >> for the president has some support from unlikely democrats like elizabeth warren. in the white house continues to deepen the policy. >> we have negotiated one deal after another that has been great for big multinational corporations and it has been lousy for american workers. lousy for american small businesses. often, not even good for american consumers. what i want to see us do is rethink the trade strategy. and i'm not afraid of the tariffs as part of that trade strategy. >> every country in the world, we have been i mean? have these large trade deficits simply because we are an open market. all we are looking for is fair and reciprocal trade. >> the president spoke for more than one hour yesterday. he also talked about north korea, tax cuts, obamacare,

2020 and he suggested the s should consider looking at the possibility of the death penalty for drug dealers. >> ellison barber, thank you. >> the president taking optimistic tone is your last night at the speech whether it was discussing his meeting with north korean leader kim john thune. the president same sitdown can result in a great deal but also getting there can be an uphill climb. at the same time they called our predecessors in the office for failing to stop the rogue regime nuclear program in the first place. we have more with gillian turner. >> after the first year in office touting the united states nuclear superiority and saying military options are on the table when it comes to dealing with north korea, the mantra from the presidents national security team has now become diplomacy. >> is a diplomatically led effort. you can see that in action right now for those who

question me about whether it was diplomatically led. i now rest my case with exhibit a. >> the president himself has embraced a new role as a triangular leader in sheets over recent weeks. coordinating with korea policy with chinese president xi. >> agitated president of china has really helped us a lot. >> of the time discomfort negotiated between us and north korea the administration says the president will likely go it alone. the bilateral talks between the two nations only and they will not include america's asian allies. >> the first meeting i think is between the leader of north korea, the two people who are the decision-makers. who will ultimately decide what arrangements are acceptable. >> a couple months ago towards the end of 2017, donald trump redesignated north korea as a state sponsor of terror.

presumably north korea has agreed to negotiate in order to be released from the sanctions. in any step they take toys denuclearization will be regarded as such. how do we know this? because it has happened three times in the past. each time north korea has reneged on commitments to the united states. >> thank you so much. >> the possibility of the president sitting down with north korean leader kim jong-un is sparking strong reactions on capitol hill with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle weighing-in. >> i want to see the president succeed. it is important for the united states and it is important to the security of the entire world. but i am worried about going into these negotiations without a strategy and without a strong five. >> the president, he moved to aircraft carriers but that is having an effect i think it is right from the perspective.

and remember, no sanctions are coming off, no change in the president, he is saying you have to denuclearize if you want anything to happen. >> joined me now we have -- compile all of the interviews. what is the overall sentiment? >> else in a while that there is very cautious optimism. both sides of the aisle feel that this is a great opportunity but they also have their reservations. the publicans are saying that they want donald trump to continue to push north korea to take serious jobs for denuclearization and democrats are concerned that maybe the president will not handle the meeting as well as they would like to. there is also the issue that the state department isn't fully staffed the best in this situation. >> so step-by-step. the presidents unpredictability. it probably factors into this meeting getting booked.

the president unpredictability probably factors into anxiety over this meeting. both accurate? >> yes, we have a very a predictable president meeting with a very unpredictable leader of north korea in an unprecedented meeting. it is a huge question mark how this will turn out. both parties want to find a solution but they also have a history that is rather hostile. >> senator elizabeth warren, she said she was the president to succeed. >> i think everyone has a reason to want this to come out successfully. and senator warren said that a success in this case a success for the us. this could potentially be a great step towards greater peace between the two countries. and as you north korea is building up the nuclear arsenal and it could potentially reach

the us mainland in a couple of months. that is something we would like to prevent. >> when you talk about the presidents strategy typically does the president trump strategy to not let on, that he can assess the situation at game time and make his move. now that may work in real estate but what about with this rogue regime? >> right. there are so many questions right now. obviously this is the president in his prime. he loves to be the dealmaker. he left to make news unprecedented. this is him in his prime but we also note above president trump in kim jong-un are, cannot be predicted. we do not know what will happen. anyone who says that they know exactly what north korea is thinking, they are lying. >> look, there are staffing issues at the state department that added another variable to

this equation. senator warren said she's worried about that. she is worried without diplomatic backup there will not be a comprehensive response. and that president trump could get played. is that a valid concern? >> right here we do not currently have an assistant secretary to east asia right now. and we just had the north korea special representative stepping down. that is a legitimate concern. we are saying that the president is really stepping in and saying i'm going to handle this. even the fact that he said yes to the invitation without much discussion with the state department or with the department of defense. >> keep in mind right now, it is talk. they will draft the deal point after that. we will see when and where that happens. stef kight, thank you. >> thank you! >> it appears there is another case that local authorities to find jen from this involving a deadly hit-and-run that shut

down the interstate in denver. this happened for several hours last weekend. turns out the suspect is an illegal immigrant from mexico. he is now free after posting bail. that despite a request in the immigration and customs enforcement agency to detain him. we are following this disturbing story. hello brian. >> the sheriff department has been adamant all week that they would not honor us immigration and customs enforcement requests to detain a 26-year-old illegal immigrant accused of vehicular dui homicide inability hit-and-run if he posted bail. yesterday, he posted the $25,000 bond and was released. i.c.e. had wanted the sheriff department to hold it longer so they could decide whether to take him into custody and deport him back to mexico. it is now unclear whether he is a free man for i.c.e. has taken him into custody. he was arrested last week for suspected dui in which he crashed his pickup truck into a

semi truck, killing the 57-year-old driver in a fiery crash. allegedly fled the scene leaving the man to die. the sheriff department says that unless i.c.e. offered federal criminal warrant they could not hold him in jail if he posted bail. the sheriff department saying, we quote - will not honor civil detainers as it is considered unconstitutional. denver any municipalities in colorado have not hundred i.c.e. detainers since around 2013 when the aclu successfully sued a county on behalf of the illegal immigrant held on an i.c.e. request. i.c.e. says that they need municipalities to honor detainers to keep criminals from being released. >> we detained somewhere around 34 to 40,000 people a day. place detainers on thousands and thousands of people. getting federal warrants for each one of those individuals

would be extremely time-consuming and something we don't have the resources for. >> like you said eric, another case, we are awaiting to be updated as to whether or not he is in their custody. we will let you know as soon as we do . >> and a sister of the massachusetts state -- went missing in october 1986. her body was found weeks later at a nearby park. this week, north carolina state troopers arrested this man right here. 61-year-old michael hand in connection to the crime. he is appearing in court tomorrow and is expected to be extradited to massachusetts. >> overseas now the trump administration firing a shot across the bow of the assad regime in syria. one of the government there to

not use chemical weapons again. the tough talk now following reports of this massive civilian casualties. in the horrendous and unforgivable government onslaught against them and the rebel held forces that they say have killed tons of citizens. now we have james mattis in mike pompeo. >> the president made very clear he will not tolerate chemical weapons usage in his demonstrated his willingness to respond. in this case the intelligence community is working diligently to verify what happened. i've seen the pictures, you have seen them as well. we have a higher standard to make sure we understand precisely what to place, precisely who did it so our response can meet the threat. >> i want to reiterate we will be very unwise for them to use weapon i will gasp you earlier

early in the administration. >> is a chlorine gas is being used but it is not confirmed. conor powell live this afternoon. hello,. >> hello eric. pro-government courses continue in this easter suburb actually pending the area with -- have killed more than a thousand people. in the last couple days reports of the use of chlorinated gas has begun to surface. today the secretary of defense james mattis said there is no hard evidence that in fact there was chlorinated gas but there are reports and we are waiting to see pictures and videos of people that look like they're being treated. this is something the trump administration has said that they will retaliate against. of course, it was just a year or so ago that the trump administration fired tomahawk cruise missiles on the syrian air base after the assad regime use gas on the civilian

population during their civil war. the trump administration saying that they will retaliate again if that is found to be the case once more. secretary james mattis is saying it was unwise and they are still waiting for more evidence to see whether or not this has happened. clearly, there is an effort by both the cia director to prospective put moscow and damascus on morning right now that this is a line they will not tolerate. and again, for this, damascus and moscow have denied the use of chemical weapons. they have accused of opposition forces of orchestrating the attacks. to delegitimize damascus and the assad regime. this is something we've seen back-and-forth for years now where moscow and damascus have essentially backed the assad regime. and the united states trying to push back against this.

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and that sitdown is raising hopes for perhaps a new chapter of us relations with north korea after decades of hostility. while cia director saying that the president will make no concessions before the meeting happens. >> has got to continue to allow us to perform a military as necessary exercises on the peninsula. and that he is got to make sure he leaves on the table that discussion for denuclearization. these are real achievements. these are conditions north korean regime has never submitted to. >> rejoins now with more on the possibility of this unprecedented meeting between both parties. the foreign policy analyst and professor of international relations at carnegie mellon university. it is a standing to think that the president could sit down with kim jong-un. one of the gingers and what are the opportunities? >> let's start with the opportunities. the opportunities are consistent with really cold war

symmetry between the american and russian leaders. especially during the reagan administration. we have been hearing for the last couple of days that this is so unusual. so unprecedented. but in fact it was the reagan and gorbachev meetings the top of us soviet leadership that lets the breakthrough for the first nuclear disarmament agreement of the cold war in 1987. this is consistent with really high level nuclear diplomacy. and in that way i think that there is no risk associated with it. now, one of the potential dangers and pitfalls is that the media and detractors will not understand that the first engagement between kim jong-un and president donald trump may not lead to major results. there could be some type of breakthrough but if you look back to reagan and gorbachev there summit, it did not go as planned and there was no

agreement because of missile defense and the russians were concerned about the us program. but one year later we got in washington at that summit, the breakthrough. it takes time. and try to help everyone understand that this type of symmetry often takes time. >> remember that it was raining and president ronald reagan had a coat on and he came out like stonefaced from the ãit did lead to success but there are concerns. people think that when kim jong-un will get to the table, he will say get the us troops 20,000 out of south korea. stop defending south korea. do not have any more military exercises. and then i will consider maybe doing something with the nuclear program. which they say he will never give up because it is key to survival. >> while i find that an onset of concerns. north korean leader has agreed to stopping his nuclear testing now. he has agreed to discussing denuclearization.

and he has agreed to watching and standing by as the us and south korea go ahead with their plan -- >> they say that is not doing it though. critics say it doesn't matter what he said, looking over the years. it backtracked and negotiations whether it was party talks or the deal 19/94 husband thinking that he will just have a history of violating anything they say. >> those discussions in the past, 25 years have been at lower levels. and the commitments were not very robust to begin with. these are commitments coming out of the top of the government and north korea and so i think we have got to be cautiously optimistic but we have to realize, this is the year of diplomacy and in us and korea relations. last year was a difficult year with rhetoric and missile testing for both sides have been working overtime on the

diplomatic front. i think we have got to run the experiment and see what happens. >> finally, quickly, what is your prediction? what could come out of this potential meaning? >> i think it is a denuclearize north korea. again, not right away. it may take time. but that is where the president started negotiations. he is not backing down from that. and really a revived korean peninsula and north korea that is slowly beginning to reenter or enter really for the first time, the international community as more of a partner is set up a pariah. >> certainly would hope that that is possible. we will see. kiron skinner, as always, thank you so much. >> thank you so much professor. president trump is traveling to pennsylvania last night. holding a rousing rally for republican -- ahead of tuesday's special congressional

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enforcement together into our world because now these active shooters, they are there. >> it is just one of those things to prepare myself. better to train myself and understand how to use a firearm. >> this was his first time running the class he says that he hopes to hold other classes for the program is free for any independent school district or faculty member. >> six months prior to the election in 2020 everyone of those guys really endorsed donald trump. -- if i don't win the election, the ratings would go so far down you will be out of business. every one of them! >> the president as usual criticizing the media investments rally in pennsylvania. and then he was very cute help

with the support of saccone. >> i was watching during the campaign and hilary was sitting right there. and pocahontas was up and she was so angry, we love each other. the woman, the men, we love each other. i would love each other! she was so angry. i think you know i think you losing the entire male audience and many of the women. >> had to talk about that we have judy miller, felt that the institute of policy research and pulitzer prize-winning author, journalist and fox news contributor. he was in full swing! it was donald trump last night. and he is talking about his reelection for 2020.>> a little bit of news. keep america great! what that looked the same on the -- you know he is doing what he loves to do. this is, he really enjoys democrats in the free press and go ahead, have at it mr. trump.

if i were you i would want to change the subject robert mueller is inquiry from stormy daniels interviews. i would want to switch also! >> what about north korea? in this amazing unprecedented position by him apparently to say yes, i will be one to greet him. maybe impulsively beyond it. >> you know, i have cover proliferation very long time. a lot of my colleagues are really beating up to the president saying that he is legitimizing an illegitimate ruler. kim jong-un is there. i think that race is better than war and we were getting very close to boxing ourselves and to and only military options i think the president gets a pass on this one. i think he needs this unpredictable erotic winner if

-- leader. if he can make headway then that is great. i think they will be prepared and the staff and the south koreans may not have been prepared for the announcement that we were going to meet but i think he will be prepared. >> he just made the equation which is not fair of kim jong-un, the dictator who has starved millions of his people to our president.they both equal, use the word equally erratic and unpredictable. pepe said about our president? dealing with the dictator like kim jong-un? >> if you go from "fire and fury" and "rocket man" and we would never sit down with them and so they agreed to disarm themselves of their weapons and then a minute a meeting is propose with the suggestion by the south koreans, by the way. we've not heard this from kim jong-un. that he is willing to talk about this.

you go from "fire and fury" to marriott sitdown is unpredictable and erratic. >> the south koreans said they had a meeting and they said they were surprised at his behavior. that he was jocular, he was newsy, their confidence they said. and they said he did pass along his offer that he would agree to denuclearization. i don't think you'll ever delete the rest is about some people say. what do you think? >> in that case will be no worse off than that after the 1994 framework agreement or the 2005 agreement. no one has had any success getting this machine to do we want them to do. let's let donald trump have at it! >> others are saying, it will be a failure because they will not come out with agreement. is that really necessary? what is necessary to make this a success? fdr sat down with stalin who is responsible for killing millions of soviets.

is it morally proper to sit down with a dictator like kim jong-un or is there something else that we should consider? >> we sitdown dictators all of the time. he sitdown with people with whom you oppose pre-sitdown with an enemy and rival, you do not sit down to discuss difficult agreements with friends and was returning to canada mexico and nafta. this is a very important opportunity. this is a new leader. we do not know what he is willing to do if he has a sense of security, is he willing to consider denuclearization? yes, i am skeptical. most people watch north korea are skeptical, as you are. but the fact of the matter is i just see the great loss for donald trump in trying to sit down with him. >> bottom line, do you support the president? >> i do! that might come as a shock to viewers but i think the criticism in this issue is unfair. we should wait to see what happens. >> there is nothing

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restrictions for buying some firearms. the new restrictions coming less than one month after the deadly school shooting in parkland. here is governor rick scott. >> today should serve as an example to the entire country that government can and must move fast. i began this process less than three weeks ago. we have to be very careful i said when we balance the individual rights with our need for public safety. >> lesson is our legal attorneys with us.good to have both of you. starting with rachel, what you think about florida's new gun laws? >> i think is a step in the right direction. no one in their right mind thinks that it should be easier to buy a gun than it is to buy a sixpack. instantly, knowing them i think they should be easier to buy six guns and it is one can of beer. they have made a step in the right direction here and

really, i think the nra is going to be a slippery footing with their lawsuit. i think you'll have a tough time. >> let me get richard's take on florida's new gun law. >> i think there is a certain provisions of the gun laws that are good except for the provision that deals with raising the age of 18 to 21 to purchase a rifle. certainly, that is not contemplated in terms of keeping people safe. what keeps people safe is common sense legislation. it does not include us with the age. it's keeping it on the hands of criminals, out of the hands of mental illness. there is no information here to connect this to say raising the age will keep people safer. and in addition to that the gun control act of 1968, there is a federal law. it allowed people to purchase rifles and shotguns between the ages of 18 and 20. the reason being that they can use those weapons is hunting. i think that the nra is on

point with their particular challenges particular part of florida. >> i know you think about the nra lawsuit but florida filed in federal district court and reiterate the nra wants to block raising the age difference is the long guns or rifles, it really prevents them from under 21 purchase a handgun from a federally licensed firearms dealer. do you think the nra has a strong case? >> i don't and this is why, one of the fundamental rights is the right to vote. we regulate that right every single day. we regulate how old you can become a healthier night can be a criminal you will lose out on the fundamental right. is a much more dangerous right then the right to bear arms. people might need to wait to

carry a gun but you need to wait to be able to drive a car coming into wait to to purchase beer and here i think it makesb to perhaps we can see her 21 years old to be able to go out and purchase a gun. we have seen that the maturity of children these days, compared to what it was back in 1968 when the gun laws did raised the age of 21 have gone backwards. i think raise it! raise until someone is in all respects appropriate and i think based on the fact -- >> go ahead and finish. >> based on the fact that historically the country we have had controls on all sorts of measures i think that age is not going to be something that is an issue. quickly jump in here. >> i disagree. >> richard does governor rick scott get credit for taking action? or is simply not the way to fix the problem?

>> no, he gets credit. obviously there should be a response but it has to be common sense. rachael's right and that there are regulations on constitutional rights, the first amendment, clear and present danger, time place and manner there are as restrictions on all the constitutional rights. but has to bar national basis for the state to take action to stop you from exercising your constitutional right has a compelling government interest. >> you had a problem with the age limit? >> just the agent. there is no compelling government interest. [multiple speakers] >> one a time. question 19-year-old child that shut up ãflorida school has the support that this age should be raised. >> that is one child out of millions! and who had mental illness. he should have been stopped. >> absolutely. and >> hold on.

stop. richard, finish. >> each incident needs to look at individual can he should not have had that rifle. and there are other 18 to 21-year-old that use rifles properly. not everyone should be punished because one child did something wrong they should have been prevented from doing that under current law. >> go ahead rachel. >> i think the issue here is that we need to, it is a balancing test. we need to balance compelling state interest. we need to balance public safety against this. i don't think there's a single person out there willing to fundamentally think that their rights are so severely infringed for an 18, 19 or 20-year-old. this is not the first state to have this law. just the first date that is pro-gun to have a 21-year-old law. which speaks for itself. becky florida saying enough is enough. we need to be more careful.we need to protect our children.

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officers are out protecting us they routinely stopped off at a local copy shop at one shop has taken a stance you might not believe. this is in oakland california. we serving to serve police officers they say. the company claims officers in uniform upset the place. will carr has more in los angeles. will, a lot of folks are watching this and asking is

this a copy shop allowed to legally do this? >> the city councilmembers there say they can and this is specifically a reason behind this. in their own words they say that the police presence compromises the physical and emotional safety of its customers and staff. we are talking about -- this means until death in spanish. they recently turned away hispanic police officer and what that is not sitting well with other business owners. >> for him to refuse service to a police officer to our community, is outrageous. it is not acceptable. >> but the shop disagrees. in enlisting instagram project is important we support the actual communities to teach the state. not the least. especially in an area faced by drug sales and abuse, homelessness and toxic

masculinity as we see here on this blog. and one city councilmembers is it legal to request legally they have a right to do so is ozzie not discriminating to a group. >> the open police department tweeting in response that he respects business owners rights to serve anyone they choose. in the police report along with other members of the community are reaching out to the business to have a constructive dialogue in their efforts to unite the community with the hash can, unite. that copy shop refused comments to the local television station this past week. >> all right, oakland california. thank you. >> spring is right around the corner. but winter is refusing to go down without a fight. the north east bracing for yet another storm! details only come back.

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