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emergency. it's been signed many times before. it's been signed by other presidents from 1977 it gave the presidents the power. we are talking about an invasion of our country with drugs, with human traffickers, when all type of criminals and games. -- gangs. it's simple. i expect to be sued. i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need to do this. >> much was made of the president's decision to declare a national emergency. but this is something potentially more important lost in the debate. what is in that bill he signed today? just a few provisions of the funding bill:

the 1.355-billion dollars is less than what the democracy offered before the soothed. shutdown. remember the president dropped his asking price. the new money is restricted to fund only 55 miles of fencing and fencing only. then there is this: language in the bill. it gives border area mayors veto power over the type of border barrier that can be built in their city. i have to agree with the design of the fencing. and 3rd and most troubling, the bill office amnesty giving deportation immunity to any sponsor of an unaccompanied

alien child. the president hasn't given up his fight to secure money. trump targeted $8 billion for wall construction he can tap into. can he access that money without restraint? we are joined by mercedes the assistant to the president. let's start with this 55 miles of fencing is all that the bill that 1.3-billion dollars would allow to be constructed? it has to be fencing and public lands are off limits and you have to go to the mayors of the city to build there. can the president use this money to build walls? some are saying not even fencing will go up. >> it will go up. they are building fencing immediately. it's important to know with the 2018 funding, there were so many

redirectistrictions on the bord. there are less restrictions with this money. in terms of public land, that may be certain areas we can't build with that 1.3-billion dollars. but they are allowing the border patrol agents to priorittize. >> you have $8 billion worth of other money to access from drug blockades? >> that's correct. >> you have returns from the treasury. the $8 billion is he free to spend that or bound by these limitations? >> there are no restrictions to those times of money. including the money coming from

the counter-drugs activities which the department of defense. that's the money that won't be restricted where it can be built. they are working with the u.s. army of engineers. when you look at the design of the wall, the steel slats are an effective design to reduce illegal border crossing. >> what about the protected status for sponsors of children? won't this cause moving children into the country and out to get family units to come together and everybody gets in with this anchor unaccompanied minor? >> there was a lot of concern with this and even the president talked about this as well. the key is this has to deal with sharing hhs information.

they would share that with the department of homeland security. the department of homeland security will fine other ways to get information from sponsors. if the sponsors have to give the information to the department of homeland security, i doubt illegal aliens will want to do that. >> there are voices insisting there is no national emergency at the border and the president exceeded his authority. watch. >> there is no emergency. agos it's a fake and everybody knows that. it's all about politics. >> this is a short-term political gain. it's a pathetic display of leadership. you can't even do feckless leadership well? >> they are never-trumpers. you have democrats calling this

a manufactured crisis which means these are people in denial. you talk to the border patrol agents and families who lost love doctors because of illegal aliens who have killed a family member. there is a crisis. there are smugglers taking advantage of vulnerable families. there are criminals and drug cartels abusing our immigration laws. democrats refuse to accept that reality. some pastors received death threats from the drug cartels. the border patrol was chasing a truck filled with marijuana. it was going between the ports of entry -- >> we will talk about that. we have a former drug enforcement official to talk about the real threat.

>> they stopped them. men and women are sacrificing their lives every day. the fact that mass immigration flows are coming from central america towards the united states is why we have a real crisis. why as a nation, we have to uphold the law and security our border and ensure the safety of the american people. >> the president said something and i want to get your reaction, that captured his disgust with speaker ryan and leader mcconnell. >> the people that should have stepped up did not step up. we are stepping up now. i am very disappointed at certain people, a particular one, for not having pushed this faster. >> are you referring to speaker ryan? >> let's not talk about it. >> how much does the president blame the republicans who for 2 years had an opportunity to fund the wall and didn't do it? >> the president was

disappointed with speaker ryan. the president would sign something for funding for the military and they would work on getting the wall funding. that didn't happen. that was a big disappointment. senator mitch mcconnell has supported this president during the national emergency and held his ground in support of the president. it's been a tough couple of years. now that we have democrats in power who believe in open borders and abolishes i.c.e. it's tough. >> it's a failure on the part of the republicans. ryan and mcconnell. >> remember you have moderate republicans that have little appetite to get into this. >> you have to threaten. i will remove you off of that committee.

you won't get money for the re-election. that's how you keep people in line. >> speaker pelosi can barely control aoc. she is having her own difficulty. >> i can guarantee you pelosi will bring her to heel. the president highlighted angel families today. watch this. >> stand up and show how beautiful your girl was. thank you. i have such respect for these people. angel moms, dads and family. >> some people said in the media he is capitalizing on this. this is insignificant when you look at the crime in the united states and along the border. >> she's are the real stories of the americans impacted by the awful realities of illegal immigration. their voices deserve to be

heard. democrats shut them out. the president is standing with angel families. i was there with the president's meeting with them. it was an emotional and strong moment for the president. we love these families that have spoken out about their loved ones and the crimes that have impacted their lives. >> as always, thank you. joining me congressman who sits on the house budget, armed forces and judiciary committee and brian york. congressman a letter was sent to the president announcing an immediate investigation about this executive action and considering nullifying this. has the president gone too far? >> he has. think there are three national emergencies. the first is humanitarian. just in the month of december,

20,000 children were smuggled across the border. that's a terrible humanitarian crisis. there is a crime epidemic. i.c.e. had to arrest 30,000 sex predators. and this is a drug crisis. he seized enough fentanyl on the border to kill 115-million americans. more than a 3rd of the country. if drugs coming into the country that could kill a 3rd of the country is not a national emergency, how much does it have to be. it's a real emergency and three of them. >> i want to play nancy pelosi's reaction to this emergency declaration. >> the president is doing a run around about congress and the power of the powers. i said over and over again article 1, the legislative branch. the power of the purse and the

power to declare war. many other powers listed in the constitution and the responsibility to have oversight. the president is doing an end run around that. >> do you believe the president lax the standing, the legal standing to declare a national emergency? >> absolutely. >> none of his predecessors have done. >> it's about what this president is doing. in all of the cases before. the predecessors did not reallocate money from congress for an emergency that doesn't exist. senator nelson said family and children are presenting themselves for asylum which a wall does not prevent. when we claim we have a drug problem, we caught that drug best at a port of intro.

-- entry. it's working and a wall won't solve that problem either. we should look at overspending to address problems that don't exist. >> the president lacks legal standing but obama, ford and carter declared an national emergency. >> the congress authorized critical funds to stop drug trafficking. this is the type of money we would intend for this purpose. the military construction money is to aid in the protection of the country. this is an appropriate use for those funds. to say we found enough fentanyl to kill 115 million americans everything is fine. that's like chicago is the murder capital of the country.

>> i am not saying that at all. he declared the emergency under a war act and not the drug act. it's different than what you are claiming it to be. the point of the matter is if you look at the american immigration council, they agree that the problems you claim exist don't gift. this was the research that was done. >> you are claiming there is no national emergency or crisis at the border at all? >> yes. i don't know what that means? >> you don't. >> saying there is a crisis. does that mean we should address the people applying for asylum in a lawful manner? >> no. >> congressman, react to that. is there a crisis at the border? how would you characterize it? >> it's an $8 billion wall and not a trillion dollars wall. senator nelson is no longer in

the senate. he was beat by rick scott. the fact you have people using our border to bring crime into the country. these stats are real. there are 30,000 people that i.c.e. had to detain who committed sex crimes. you think the thousand of victims impacted by that. these are preventible crimes. if we have a physical barrier at the border where the cartels can't bring people here illegally, we can 100% stop those crimes. >> thank you. >> that doesn't present itself to be true. the people who have been deported come back into the country via airport or boats. >> we have to leave it there. now i want to get to the fax on the ground at the border. the president maintained that democrats want open borders. a charge the "new york times" and others rejected. the "new york times" wrote

"fal "fal "false." what about the comments from leading democrats this week? listen. >> if you could would you take the wall down now here? >> yes, absolutely. >> knock it down? you think that would pass. i do. >> proposals from beto o'rourke to remove the existing wall. he was talking about el paso. good or bad idea. >> i could look at it and see which part it means. i could support it. >> how much harm would open boards portend for our country? is there a crisis on the border. a former drug administration agent derrik. the i.c.e. agents insist they need an expanded border wall.

here's the question: if those walls came down in places like el paso where beto o'rourke is suggesting, what would be the impact? >> look at the murders in jaurez right across the border. that's why thousands are being murdered in el paso. look at what happened over the weekend. we have a meth lab in atlanta. 400 pound of meth. we have not seen a lab like that since 2000. we had all of these mexican illegal aliens. they were producing meth. 1 pound of meth will create 5 pounds of toxic waste. that's 2,000 pound of toxic waste. >> where are the environmentalists now? >> exactly. in chicago 6 police were arrested all arrested from one of the most violent cartels in the world. we want to keep the drugs and

thugs out of the country. look what happened on the new york city subway shot in the head. the guy had 12 prior arrests and out on $2500 bail. the guy was beating somebody with a pipe. that's what happened. >> unbelievable. there are those today who insist that drugs are not coming through those open areas of the border but elsewhere. watch. >> we know there are drugs that coming across the border. statistics tell us otherwise. >> drugs don't come in through the border like the president thinks they do. >> 80 to 90% of the drugs he identified in his speech are seized at the border and ports of entry. >> is that true? is there no threat outside of the ports of entry? >> the statistics are flawed. we don't know what we are

missing. i talked to a lead law enforcement agent in arizona. doug coleman told me today they seize issed 400,000 pills of this mexican oyi. talk to the parents of the students in phoenix are dying from counterfeit pilless. -- pills. it's not just marijuana. we want one option for everyone to come in the port of entry. >> you were there for years. you were in charge of stopping drugs coming into this country. is this a crisis on our border? >> there is a tremendous crisis. it's not just -- ask the families. 72,000 people have died. it's kids that don't know what they are taking. it's like popping a pill at a party and you think it's cool and your parents find you dead.

there is no quality control. the compound come from china. we have china working with the mexican cartel. that's a dangerous combination. >> thank you for your insight. breaking news in the maga attack on empire actor jessie smallet. is his blame trump narrative crumbling. stay with us. ♪ turn up your swagger game with one a day gummies. one serving... ...once a day... ...with nutrients that support 6 vital functions... ...and one healthy you. that's the power of one a day. (woman) too late for lunch.o minutes. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches.

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him. >> police said smallett told them something new. the offenders uttered this is maga country. >> that was just going on. >> there is america in 2019. >> welcome back to the special edition of the "ingraham angle." trump takes on the left. jesse smallett of being targeted became the narrative that gained momentum. mainly this is what trump's america looks like and what happens when trump's maga hatted supporters take to the streets. several new developments contradict the "empire" claims. remember what smallett charged. >> i can only go off of their words. who says "empire" [bleep], this is maga country.

tie a noose around your neck and pours bleach on you. >> just into fox news. chicago police released 2 nigerian brothers arrested earlier this week without charges. joining me the co-chairman of project 21. smallett refuses to release his phone records. he claims he was talking to his manager and his manager heard the racial slurs and the maga business. is this story falling apart or does the release of the nigerians suggest he has something? >> the story is not adding up. what is most important is how fast the media decided this needed to be national news. i am still waiting for the alex

baldwin trial to take place where he made homophobic attacks. we are not giving minute to minute coverage of that. >> leo, react to this bite from smallett. >> why do you think you were targeted? >> i can just assume, i come really, really hard against 45. i come really, really hard against his administration. i don't hold my tongue. >> they can't find any video evidence to substantiate this attack. the 2 nigerian man they arrested, there might be a connection between them and smallett. did smallett slaernd -- slander the president?

>> no, that's his opinion. i am glad i am a lawyer. he has rushed to judgment on whether smallett's story is true. >> i have not. >> he said the case is falling apart. how do you know. >> [overlapping talking]. >> you just said that. how do you know that? >> reason and logic. >> i see. >> [overlapping talking]. >> how much time it took for the calls to take place. >> that's called a rush to judgment. >> it's not a rush to judgment. i will fine with an investigation. what i am know fine with is the media making this a big story to get minute by minute updates. >> in the wake of the covington boys scandal. a kid in a maga hat charged in

racism but they were cleared this week. many people who attacked them had to apologize. this has the same thing to it. democratic leaders condemned the attack. nancy pelosi and harris came out with tweets. did they rush to judgment? >> absolutely. this is my point. you let an investigation take place and then you reach conclusions. this investigation is still on-going. there are troubling aspects about it that need to be further developed. why won't he give the records so we can see who he was calling and hear it simultaneously? >> i agree with you. all of the facts are not in here yet. >> thank you. >> this is gq. this is a headline. it says the racist homophobic

attack on smallett shouted after his attacker said this is maga country. its sentiment needs no fact check. is that fair? >> the last sentence is extreme. the last 2 years under the trump administration this country has been divided on based on race, gender, sexual orientation. >> you mean women have earned more? blacks have earned more? >> see, we are talking about an assault. >> they have done so faster than the rest of the country. >> the injuries on jesse are real. check out the medical records. >> i didn't say he wasn't injured. >> [overlapping talking].

tln >> why isn't he handing over his phone records? the only witness so far is the manager. there is no video evidence. the noose around his neck he had on for 40 minutes after the attack. i don't know why you would keep that around your neck? >> his phone records there is privacy and there is certain information that has nothing to do with the lawyer. -- with the attack. i happen to be a lawyer. >> at least you think if we give it this kind of attention the minimum is the alleged victim could present the information that would help the investigation go forward. >> thank you. we are out of time. coming up. liberals are now blaming trump from everything from black face scandals to ruining their sex lives. i kid you not.

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>> ♪ >> welcome back to the "ingraham angle" special. the left is blaming president trump for things out of his control. look, when he is to blame, give him credit. come on. governor's black face scandal. rational people would blame northam. but some democrats say trump with the guilty party. congressman green tweeted that this is a symptom. failure to act on president trump's bigotry is the problem. and a congressman blaming all of virginia's black face scandals on trump. watch. >> we can't forget about the person who is dividing us and

who himself is injecting this into the country coming out again. weave have not seen it be this bad in recent times. the president made this race an issue. >> i am not following. that joining us is david bernstein and allie, a conservative commenter. is trump to blame for democrats wearing black face 30 years ago? >> i have to agree with you. this is ridiculous. there are plenty of problems with president trump and democrats would be well served if they stuck to the serious issues on which many americans find the president's policies to not be working for them. >> allie, have we allowed politics to blind us? these people are projecting their hate on to everything and anything that they despise and

using trump as a proxy, yes? >> yes. the sad thing is this is so typical. this is like classic 2018 and 2019. the inability to see your own side and take responsibility. want only for your own actions but the people in your party. i cannot imagine the mental gymnastics you have to do to blame a president -- we are not talking about reagan for the 1980s but blaming the president now for something that happened in the 1980s. i am exhausted thinking about what it takes to get there. >> this is more salacious. dr. susan block saying that trump is wrecking the sex lives of americans. she claims trump's presidency created ptsd. post-trump sex disorder.

peoplent want to have sex. david, is trump responsible for this? >> well, i think again. this is exactly the kind of stuff that distracts away from the really serious issues that this presidency race for people across the country. pseudo-psychology. i have seen no evidence of this. just the day after valentine's day. everybody is doing just fine. >> do tell, david. we are after dark. the kids are sleeping. allie, i want to play something for you. this woman was on another network and talking abo ing abig in the trump era. >> i was asked on a first date and i said yes. set it up on thursday night. no idea his political news. he knew mine. i got a text with a picture of

myself with a hat saying make america great and he could not stand for this and cancelled the date. >> you have ever experienced that? >> no, if people are experiencing people in the love department because of donald trump. this is life. if your life is so consumed by how much you hate donald trump and how scared you are of a good economy, you will be less attractive. it has nothing to do with donald trump and everything to do with your own obsession that is making you not appealing to a potential mate. >> in the wake of valentine's day, i want us all to come together. i think people have to talk less about politics in their daily life. i do feel for many, politics, particularly donald trump has become like this idol. everybody wants to rush around and put in the center of their relationships including art and

music and child rearing, politics, sports. it dominates everything. your reaction? >> well, i think there is a great statistics that points to this. 40 years ago only 4% of people were concerned if their child married someone who was the opposite in politics. that's up to 40%. that says a lot. >> the differences are so much more fundamentalal. it has more to do with moral views than what you think about a particular political candidate. that's where the rift is happening. if you can find common great, that's great. -- ground, that's great. it's hard to date someone who sees the world different than

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>> ♪ >> the crisis on the border is a manufactured crisis. and we are not interested in participating in this political

theater. >> democrats slamming trumps for deploying troops to the border and calling it a stunt. what about what he is getting done for veterans. a "new york times" op-ed admitted donald trump is getting it right on veteran's care. laura and i spoke to someone who knows about caring for the veterans community. watch. >> i wanted to join everybody in saying thank you. obviously i have to do a lot more to catch up to you guys. >> [cheers and applause]. >> a remarkable video that went on andont to actor gary sinise to thank him for the work he's done to help our nation's veterans. >> it coincides with the publication of gary's new

memoir. joining us is gary sinise. >> it's great to see you. it's been a while, my friend. what was your reaction when you saw that video? we cut it down. it went on and on. >> i was stunned. they totally surprised me with it. i am on this book tour. going across the country and promoting it. my head has to get here and there. i said what is going on. they turned that on. that i was everywhelmed and shocked. >> we will get to the end of this moment and the end of your book. for people who are not aware of all that you have done and i can't imagine there are many, tell us again what got you going? i heard in the makeup room, where aren't there more garys in hollywood? they are great people and give money. what made you this force in the

military community? >> i just felt called to do it at a certain point. i have veterans in my family. great respect there and in my wife's family. vietnam veterans in her family. i got involved with vietnam veterans back in the '80s. i started supporting them. i played the part of a lieutenant in forrest gump. that started me working with our wounded. after september 11th, i was hit with that. my heart was broken. i saw us deploying to iraq and afghanistan and our people getting hurt and killed and families struggling. i raised my hand and wanted to help my country and to help those defending our country. i just started. it snowballed into a huge mission. >> gary, the gary sinise foundation expanded over of the last few years. started in 2011. this snowball express it was an

incredible thing. i was there. give me a sense of why did you expand this mission not only to the veterans but to their families as well? what are they telling you as a result of those experiences? >> well, before i started my foundation, i was raising my hand in a lot of different areas. i raised my hand for the uso and started to entertain troops and supporting various military charities. operating in different space. one charity was this snowball express. it was focussed on the gold star children. i started supporting them. we made a deal with disney word to take the kid down and folded the snowball foundation into the gary sinise foundation and took the kids to disney world. >> you have gone to great lengths to help those who came home and can't take care of themselves.

tell us about the smart homes. >> they are for our wounded veterans. years ago i met an amputee that lost his arms and legs. we raised money to build a house for him. i did a concert for him. that's how i got into the home building projects. now we have upwards, i have been involved with over 70 of these houses. my foundation just gave another one away a couple of weeks ago. we have a lot of severely service members with special needs. we provide smart technology houses that offer them a chance to be more independent within their home. their home is designed specifically for them. that gives their family more independence because they don't have to take care of them as much. we are doing that at the gary sinise foundation. i write about that in "grateful

america." >> these stories are not shared and told enough, the stories in this book. this could be required reading in high school for young people to see what it takes to go to war and the sacrifices that are required of individuals when they come home still. we don't think about. i want to ask you about the last part of your book. you wrote about why you are still doing this all these years later. you have to ask people for money a lot. even rich people don't want to give up their money. why are you still on the mission? >> because there are people in need out there. we are still at war. we have people getting hurt. we still have gold star families each year that we have to take care of. we have a lot of wounded still. >> you talked about how life is

fragile and your brother in law and family have struggled with carnes. -- cancer. yet you keep giving. >> i have seen a lot of need. i have also season the joy of just showing up and what that can bring. i just try to show up and point people in the right direction to help folks. >> and humility is one of your great strength. gary sinise congrats on this wook. it should be required reading. grateful american on the "ingraham angle." thank you very much. >> coming up. caught on camera. an important update to a story last night and i have an important announcement. don't move. chicken?! chicken.

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i am raymond in for laura. check out my brand new book it hits on tuesday. it's in stores tuesday. i will do a special signing on february 22nd. >> ♪ >> president trump said it's an emergency. citing the flow of drugs and illegal immigration flooding across the southern border. democrats call it an abusing power grab and tell the president we will see you in court. late tonight aurora, illinois, police providing new information about a deadly workplace shooting. 5 civilians and the number climbs to 6 dead and 5 police officers wounded. just breaking, another twist in the case of the attack on the "empire" star smolett. i am shannon bream.