millions -- all i have to do is say yes, we want to take care of everybody, we want everybody to come, do what you want to do. even if they saw any weakness, they will come by the millions. we need to have strong borders. we are going to have the wall. we are going to have the wall. we have already started it. we have started it in san dieg . [chanting] we are going to have the wall and restarted it. we have $1.6 billion. we have started it, we are fixing it and building new and we are starting it. we will build for a lot less money than these people think. a lot less money. we are getting the wall built and we are going now for our second portion and it is brutal dealing with the democrats. they want to do nothing. just so they understand the delegates you know what's going

on, your political people, love the world of politics sometimes you go home and say why do i like it? [laughter] but when you think about it, dealing with a group of people that do not want to prove anything. if i said as an example, if we give them everything they wanted! they would say, don't approve it. because they think immigration is being weak on the border. which is therefore allowing tremendous crime to come into our country. they think that is a good issue for them. i don't think being pathetically weak on the border, i don't think that's a good issue. i may be wrong. i think i got elected largely because we are strong on the border. [cheers and applause] so we signed a tax bill. and the cut was great. but we also got one of the great sites in the world. for energy!

and we got rid of the obamacare disastrous individual mandate. where you pay a fortune for the privilege of not paying for health insurance. [applause] this is one of the great disasters. the individual mandate, gone! has anybody realized that? where you pay a lot of money for the privilege of not paying, okay? and you get no healthcare. and we just opened with our great labor secretary, department of labor. cooperative and association healthcare. it is going to be -- millions of people in this room are going to be buying it. it will be low-cost, phenomenal. much better than obamacare. we are doing more in another two weeks, different forms of healthcare. obamacare is no going up. every time you see an increase it is obamacare. obamacare is on his last legs. it is almost finished. do not forget i had it finished, it was done!

repeal and replace, obamacare, it was done until early in the morning. a man walked in and he said, thumbs down. that was not good. and nobody knew he was going to do that. he campaigned on repeal and replace. he campaigned, for years, repeal and replace! repeal and replace! nobody talked to him. nobody needed to, it was a done deal! then he walked in, thumbs down. it's all right because we've essentially gutted it anyway. and we now have really good stuff coming. [applause] just remember, if you see numbers going up it is democrats fall. and by the way, gratian? it is a democrats fault. i am telling you. if we gave up every single thing they want, they will say, we don't want it.

it is pure obstruction. remember the word, resist. that is their word. remember what our word is? right? lots of different words. but ours is like, approve, get it done! get it done! their word is resist. they want to resist everything. they think it will help them get into office. i don't think so. especially when it comes to raising taxes. when it comes to having weak borders and crime. and when it comes to bad healthcare. they have horrible healthcare. that's what the story is. but anwar, obamacare, -- we had a little surprise, we were given an early morning surprise or one of our own. one of the biggest things that we have done is the record

number of -- we really knocked out regulations. at a number that nobody can believe. [cheers and applause] we have taken out more regulations than any president in any one of their terms. full terms. we've approved the keystone and dakota access pipeline'. [cheers and applause] we've ended the war on energy and we have ended the war on clean coal, one of our great assets. [applause] we have withdrawn from the job killing and unbelievable expensive paris climate accord. [cheers and applause] that was a beauty, that was a beauty! that was going to cost us more money than anyone would have ever believed. we have signed a landmark accountability legislation for the va. where you accountable know if you do a bad job. we fire you. [applause]

two weeks ago, we passed choice, the va choice. rather than waiting online for weeks and weeks and dying. you know you had people that went in, moderate, have a minor problem. it ends up taking so long that they end up terminal. now they go see a dr. and we pay for the doctor. these are our great veterans. it is called va choice. [applause] they have been trying to get accountability for 40 years. they've been trying to get va choice from the beginning. before i knew much about the veterans administration in terms of choice, i said, why don't they use choice? i thought was my idea, i said i am so smart, what a great idea! i went to the group and they said we have been trying to get that for 35 years. so that's all right, we got it now! they have been trying for 35 years. [applause] we secured a record $700

billion in the next year. $716 billion to bring our military to the highest level it has ever been. [cheers and applause] we needed it. we confirmed more circuit court judges than any other new administration and we will set the all-time record with judges. including our great new supreme court justice, neil gorsuch. [applause] we withdrew from the horrible one-sided iran deal and that is going to turn out to be very good. that was one of the great embarrassments. and removed the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. [cheers and applause] we are renegotiating all of the trade deals that i told you

about. we are working with china, we are working with all of those countries, we are so one-sided and all of that will work out 100 percent. but we cannot be taken advantage of any longer as a country. we are not doing it. [applause] we are getting to sanctuary cities, unsafe places. [applause] we are protecting your second amendment. [cheers and applause] have to protect it. 95 percent of american manufacturers just announced that this is in the history of the chart, which they think is 28 years old. they've been doing this for 28 years. in history, it is the highest

history. they love what's going on. let me put it this way, they prove we are doing. it is the highest approval rating that this country has ever had by the people that create jobs. namely, the manufacturers. [applause] and 100 utility companies have lowered their prices because of our business tax cuts and the savings to america and americans will be over $3 billion. think of that. for farmers and small businesses, we have eliminated the estate tax. you can leave your farm, your business to the people you love and you will not have to go borrowing money so they can pay the estate.and we have so many other things that we have

done and so many other things that we are doing. we are very proud of it. we could not have done it without you. it has been an incredible journey for all of us. we started out saying we're going to do this and that. no one had any idea we would be able to do so much so soon in a short period of time. all of those things have been done or are close to being done. a lot of them have great starts. and i can tell you that on trade. you will see things happen over the next coming months that are going to really shock you. because for so many years we felt so badly, our jobs have been taken, our companies have been taken like we are a bunch of babies. let's take the company, less close up the car company. let's fire everybody. let's move the company to another country. and we will sell back cars are into america. we will pay tax. those days are gone. they are gone!

[applause] so, this is a very special group and i know so many of you because we campaigned together. i just want to thank everyone, your been my friends and really have been loyal. you have been strong. i want to say to adam, good luck. a tough race but he is a tough cookie, he will get it done. [applause] because he knows how to get things done. i want to say to dean, look, he is done so i cannot imagine anything bad happening but you always have to fight hard, you have to be a little bit like, be careful. you never know. just cannot let wacky jackie do it. [applause] remember, a vote for her is a vote for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. it is very simple. just remember, a vote for her is a vote for taxes going way

up. taxes that you have cut way down will go way up. they will give you all sorts of false promises. your taxes are going way up. there is no doubt. nancy pelosi was caught three weeks ago. did you hear? she said forget about the crumbs.but it is a lot of money for people. $2000, three dollars more than that. so i don't even talk about the crumbs. but three weeks ago she was talking about, she wants to raise everybody's taxes. okay? i don't think so!somehow that doesn't play very well. but a vote for her is a vote for increased taxes. weak borders. it is really a vote for crime. it is a vote to get rid of police officers, a vote to get rid of i.c.e. they want to get rid of i.c.e.! do you know how tough i.c.e. is? there are times where they have a lot of ms-13. the thing they respect, there is no respect like if you are the number one student in your

class. they do not respect that. they respect toughness. our i.c.e. people are so tough, they are much tougher than the ms-13 people. and they respect our i.c.e. people. these guys go in with the paddy wagons. and they grab them and take them out and get them out of our country and we put them in some cases, in jail. they are killing people! they do not kill with guns. you hear so much about guns. you killed him with knives. they cut them into little pieces because it is much more painful. they are taking beautiful, young woman off the street. you know the father and the mother. two of them, they had a daughter. two daughters, killed so violently by ms-13. cut up! cut up! not shot, cut up because it's more painful.

these are sick, evil people. i call them animals. people say that is a terrible thing to say. they said that is a terrible thing. nancy pelosi said that is a terrible thing to say! she was defending ms-13. a vote for jackie is a vote for nancy pelosi, it is a vote for schumer and a vote for all of the problems they bring. i do not think you want that. you have an outstanding man in dean heller. and i know, he is a tough cookie. he is a tough cookie. and we want him on our side. i am just going to, i'm telling you i'm leaving now. they got me making the four speeches! do you believe this? [applause] i said, where do you want me to go? well sir, you're making a speech here and there and there and then a roundtable. i said what is this all about?

but, i will be back a lot. it is an incredible state with incredible friends. i have a great friend of mine here today. fantastic businessman. one of the most successful businessman in the country. but i am going to go and i'll be back a lot because we are going to be fighting really hard for danny, for adam and for dean. and for others! and for others!i want to thank you for your incredible support. your been there from the day i announced that i was going to run for president. you have been there. i want to thank you. thank you very much nevada, thank you. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] nevada, we love you, thank you! we will be back a lot.♪ ♪ [music]

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>> it was a present wrapping up remarks at the nevada gop convention in las vegas.you can see him shaking hands and talking with folks. talking about dean heller and touching on the economy and immigration. and as he continues, we welcome you back. hello everyone and welcome to "americas news headquarters", i am laura ingle. >> i am mike emanuel. the presidents' day far from over. he next has a roundtable discussion on tax reform. it has been six months since he signed the textile into leopard midterm elections, with a former deputy assistant to president george w. bush, -- forgive me, a former d&c deputy press secretary. i was trying to get this right. and now the founder of now strategies.

gentlemen, how are you? >> nice to be here. >> tax reform, is an issue for republicans in november? >> you bet it is. while democrats might have history on their side for midterm elections republicans have something better. that is a record. we have unemployment, growth is through the roof approaching four percent. americans feel good about the economy, the right track, the wrong track. people feel good and optimistic about the future because they see it in their paychecks. i think the president has a record to run on. it also comes from a state that is dependent on a service economy and entertainment. when do people get to do those things? when the economy is doing well and have more money in their pocket. i think the republicans stick to economic prosperity -- >> jose -- is a better that time? >> well done. >> if democrats don't care about tax reform one of the winning issues for them in

nevada? >> with all due respect to brad, the polls i've seen say otherwise. they say that majority of americans do not think that tax reform passed by the gop are that popular peter fact, we do know the president promised tax reform, we will ensure that all of the money went back to the middle class. what we've seen so far is this going back to the directors and ceos of big companies. was happening is there actually laying off folks. we know harley-davidson fired people, wells fargo fired people among others. i am not too sure that the gop should use the tax reform as a sales pitch. i think they ought to do more than that and again, the president isn't doing so well. the economy is doing well but it could do much better. i can tell you from our side, come november, the american people will judge the gop and the president on what they have done and when you put the facts on the table, they have not done all that much. >> president trump talked about

tax reform package that he signed six months ago. let's take a listen to him. >> we cut taxes massively. and these companies are moving back now, chrysler is coming back, there are so many companies coming back. that's what we do need jobs and we need to get them there but we need jobs because we have all of the companies. we have so much happening. they're coming to ohio, coming to your state, coming to pennsylvania, they are coming all over! >> what is your take on the tax reform and when it has done for the economy? >> it sells its help you with all due respect might rend the economy cannot be doing better. it is hitting every cylinder. minority on appointment is lowest in the american history. i don't know how much better, am sick of winning an economy is the president take because we're doing so well. obviously, we want every american to have a job. as far as history is concerned, we are at full employment. people are finding jobs. by the way, it is the middle

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next, he leads a tax reform roundtable. we are back with our panel, brad blakeman former deputy assistant of george w.bush. we have [inaudible question] have jose aristimuno. we are the presidents branding, wacky jackie. brad, your thoughts on this nevada senate race and whether dean heller should embrace the president have a little distance? >> you cannot argue with success. donald trump has promised and he has delivered peer promises made our promises kept. the most important thing the state of nevada is, the economy. it is a tourist dependent state.people tend to travel when they have money. and the economy is doing well. if the economy is doing well, nevada is doing well. all you need to know is if democrats gain control the house or senate or both, they will push for higher taxes. we do not need to push back our economy. we do not need entrenchment in

our economy. we need continued growth. we are on a pathway of historic growth in our country. not just next year but a year after. we're looking at long-term growth. >> jose aristimuno, with the split, every seat is critical. a lot of democrats are looking at the nevada seat. your thoughts on heller versus rosen in nevada? >> senator heller, if i were him, i would run away from president trump. as far away as i possibly can. we have learned in the past year and and a half of the special elections where the president has put his hand aside, they have lost. they lost pennsylvania, alabama, i would advise the sender to not try to campaign with the president. that is number one. number two, i will say we have to remember that nevada was won by hillary clinton and 2016. i'm very optimistic the democrats will take back the senate and we will take back nevada. >> all right. >> i'm very optimistic.

>> brad blakeman, jose aristimuno, thank you for your time. >> meanwhile tensions boreal over in texas. protesters briefly block a bus full of immigrants trying to leave a shelter. this is federal authorities are speaking to immigrant families with i.c.e. saying this could add 15,000 beds for shelter families. democratic lawmakers blasting the trump administration for what they say is unfair treatment. >> this is not the way we treat people who are seeking asylum in this country. and that is my biggest concern. people who are seeking asylum should be given the rights of all of those who are asylum-seekers. it is the law of the country. >> we now turn to steve with more on this from texas. >> the past few minutes we've

seen customs officials here bring metal barricades out in front of the building. you can see the number protesters here. demonstrators go from a few dozen to a couple of hundred through the course of the day here. a very hot temperature here at about 96 degrees right now. for a short time, one bus was bringing parents and children from this detention center to another it was blocked by protesters. one woman getting right in front of the bus had to be pulled away. others putting their hands on the buses saying free the children, for the children. after tournaments the bus was permitted to depart. we have seen a number of politician in the rio grande valley today was more than 20 democratic legislators that toured several detention centers to try and see the conditions firsthand for themselves. this is what one of them had to say. >> people on the job you're doing the best they can. but it is overwhelming. we have no way of knowing even when the questions have been asked, what is happening to the 23 hundred children who are

separated from their families? where is the plan? where is the list of the names, their names? where they are from? where they are going? what shelters are they in? >> a lot of democrats echoing the point that they still have many more questions than answers. back to you. >> thank you steve harrigan. incorporated you so much. join me know we have a congressman who is close to texas. >> thank you. >> you're so close to the situation that we've all seen unfold. i want to ask you the thoughts and your personal observations at this point. >> this is political theater and posturing at its worst on the border with these democratic congress members. this is nothing new. separation of these families is something that went on during the obama administration and even as a quote - that said do

not send your children up here. we will send them right home. more poorly, they may not get back. this is nothing new. time magazine cover with president trump, glowering down at a little two-year-old. this little two-year-old father said i wish i was never separated from its mother. this is just a political theater. a posturing, the hypocrisy of it is just overwhelming. >> you know, i wanted to ask you about your vote on the immigration bill and why he voted for it and where you stand on the moderate immigration bill which was delayed until next week. the president has asked for a delay on the bill for waiting until november. memory republicans say they will vote next week. what do you think about those two things? >> i did. i voted for the fast act. it was a good bill. it had a few little problems

but it was as good as it's going to get, probably. i think the compromise bill that we are looking at next week has more problems. i think it would be easier. we were only about 25 votes shy from passing that fast act. i think it will be better for us quite frankly, to tweak and amend that bill and bring it back to the floor then it would be to try to amend and tweak the compromise bill. it will be easier to go with the first one. it is a bitter bill. all we need to do is add the border triggers and border construction or appropriation funding for it. i think we have got a great bill and then we can address daca as well and tried to get some of our more moderate republicans on board with it. we can get this thing passed. i understand where the president is coming from when he says maybe we need to put this off until next congress. but quite frankly, we need to address this problem now. >> congressman?

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discussion at a different hotel in las vegas. he talked a lot about the economy and creation of 3.4 million jobs since he took office. here is president trump. >> we've created 3.4 million new jobs. since election day. [applause] unemployment climbs already, 44 year low. as of last week. unemployment for african americans is the lowest level in history. >> president trump never did directly address the situation at the border with the separation of families. who have come across the border illegally. he did however, talk about getting tough on the border and here is president trump talking about what he got him elected two years ago. >> that is what they call her, wacky jackie. that is what you want for your senator? she wants to raise taxes and i think somebody said she is in nevada right now, campaigning

with pocahontas! she is campaigning with elizabeth warren, sometimes referred to affectionately of course, as pocahontas. >> a little mixup on the soundbites. that was a soundbite we heard from president trump talking about the democrat meeting up in reno. what i want to talk about is dean heller and his reelection campaign. he has been basically labeled as the most vulnerable senate republican in the senate up for reelection. he is a tough battle ahead of him. jackie rosen faces competition. she is a first-term democratic congresswoman in nevada. she is up in reno right now with the state democrats but we will send it back to you. >> with senate majority 51 ã49

critical, daniel live in las vegas, many thanks. >> as promised we're bringing back, congressman, brian babin. thank you so much for staying with us. we want to reset for the viewer to let everyone know it just took place there in las vegas. and the continuation of our conversation on immigration and immigration bills we've been talking about. president trump has repeatedly argued the democrats want to let the immigration situation linger to help them in november saying he wanted to stall out a vote. democrats disagree on that. a short time of the president laid out also more of what he thinks it could be in trouble in the midterm elections. i want to play that and have your reaction. >> there word is resist. they want to resist everything. they think it will help them get into office. i don't think so. especially when it comes to raising taxes. when it comes to having week borders and crime. and when it comes to bad healthcare. >> all right, raising taxes,

crime, healthcare. your thoughts on that? >> my thoughts are the democrats will not help us you know. his tweet about us waiting until next congress, to adjust the immigration situation, i understand his point but he got elected to be tough on the border. and stop illegal immigration. the democrats hypocrisy just comes out more and more every day. the democrats do not want to see families get together or detained together. they do not want to see families detained at all! because the whole goal is open borders and unlimited immigrations. i think we need to address that right now. i understand where the president is coming from but we can pass a bill in the house, send it to the senate. if the senate would get rid of the 60 vote, filibuster, we have 51 republicans over there. we have already seen the benefits of that with our tax cuts bill that only took 51 votes in the senate.

with our confirmation of our federal judge appointees by the president. we were able to compass that with a 51 vote. let's do that so that we can take care of this border once and for all. there are americans in danger, our national security, terrorists near the border. the democrats, where is the compassion for the angel families? who have lost children and have permanent separation from their kids? it is time to act. we must act, we must secure the border we will secure the border and then talk about daca and other things. but we must secure the border first to request okay congressman, brian babin, thank you for being with us today. please give our best to your family.we'll see you again soon. >> coming up, more the immigration showed up at the border.we speak to a former secretary of state and the

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hard time imagining what or why parents would send their children on this journey to the us. we have seen the images. what about the reason why these people are fleeing which is important in this. >> there are three governing laws are that really make it necessary for the trump administration to be doing what they're doing. the first is the floras versus reno decision which is a ninth circuit decision. they say these children have to be released to sponsors.the second law is eight usc 1325 which is what jeff sessions talked about. we have to prosecute those that come across the border illegally. the last one is the 2008 act passed on the democratic-controlled congress that is that trafficking victim protection act. bottom line it says you have to separate children and parents for the protection or children

and adults for the protection of the child. it is really rather hypocritical to see the democrats now say, mr. attorney general, re-resent the fact that you are enforcing the laws we passed. that is the real backdrop here. [audio lost] the long-term policy realistically has five elements. you have to look at the asylum process today. unlike the reagan era instead of establishing fear persecution with the person of the group they are part of you say you come from bad country with a dangerous environment you might want to seek asylum. less than 20 percent actually

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>> president trump just before again speaking last hour we told you the justice department hit a deadline of turning over documents for the 2015 investigation. the anti-trump agent peter strzok to appear before the committee next week. he was wrapped up in controversy over the anti-trump text messages and his role several investigations in the recent months. emily, your expectations going

through this hearing and closed sessions this coming week? >> onto pallet the comments of the trachea speaking publicly because i think it helps viewers understand what to expect. he is already gone on the record saying i call into question the impartiality of the investigation. the political impact. we regret we had to be subpoenaed when we told you we would be available and he will defend vigorously his integrity. it is clear he is already launching a pr campaign and an appeal on the disciplinary site to remember congressional researches already issued a reminder that lying is a criminal offense as is obstruction. >> are you expecting to be forthcoming? what will leak out of this? >> again, i think you will defend his integrity. i think we're seeing a formula that always happens when people feel the heat. which is a need to deny and defend themselves. member the ig report in addition to the text messages notwithstanding the six months we do not have records of. all the testimony came from the

agents themselves to lead to results. all we had was the testimony denying that it impacted the decisions they made and they implied bias impacting decisions. >> in the chairman trying to get documents from the chairman pistols at their still frustrated. what are you expecting in terms of rod rosenstein and next steps on that? >> we expect our friday night more documents to be forthcoming by the doj. that being said, if it does not comply fully with subpoenas we might see a contempt order for rosenstein. christopher wray said the tension between oversight and protection and integrity we are seeing that here. i think it is clear the balance should favor transparency. >> emily, thanks for your time. the news continues at the top of the hour with eric shawn and arthel neville. to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. the first survivor of ais out there.sease

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