(straining) i'll take that. eople. (cheers) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. [cheers and applause] ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >> we are waiting for donald >> they like you both sheldon. trump to speak a few minutes from now. pretty good. he will hit the stage of the republican jurist coalition in last year it was my honor to award miriam presidential medal las vegas just as he will double down his push for of freedom. that's a big deal. stronger security on the southern border amid the ongoing crisis. [cheers and applause] you are looking at matt schlapp >> i also want to thank senator lindsey graham, where is addressing the crowd. kevin mccarthy, i am sorry. lindsey, senator, lindsey, great he will be discussing and man, great friend. approaching the podium. we bring that you live of great friend of israel. course is the president to push [cheers and applause] for mexico and several central american countries to curb the flow of the drugs and illegal >> thank you, lindsey. migrants, the caravan heading a man who fights all of the time for israel and for everything

toward us. welcome to a brand-new hour of else, another great senator david perdue, georgia. america's news headquarters. >> donald from declaring the country is full during a visit [cheers and applause] to the us-mexico border, viewing a section of the border wall and taking part in a roundtable after threatening mexico with tariffs on cars and >> senator kevin kramer, where is kevin? kevin, kevin, thank you, kevin. cutting off aid to el salvador, guatemala and honduras, telling he fought a battle you wouldn't fox news he's confident his message is coming in loud and believe it. clear. he beat somebody by 11 points that was unbeatable, that's pretty good, kevin. >> is the time to call for a i said you can do it, i said you summit between yourself and the can do it, he won by a lot. presence of honduras? >> we've done well without the summit. he won by a lot and he's a great gentleman and he's a big, big fan and supporter of israel as we saved $550 million and i well as a really terrific thank him very much, for the last four days at has been great. leader, he's our leader, kevin they can stop them at the southern border. mccarthy. [cheers and applause] look at what is happening now, they put in 15,100 yesterday,

brought them back, pulled in 1000 the day before and thousand the day before that. i haven't gotten a number but >> and we have representative it is a lot. >> live team coverage in a that's outstanding, the great moment. billy long, billy. casey steagall is in el paso [cheers and applause] and we begin with alicia in las vegas where the president is set to speak momentarily. >> denver. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: the president has >> michael walt. arrived at the venetian hotel and is in a private meeting [applause] >> thank you, michael. with reporters. great job you do, michael. and a very good friend of mine he will take the stage but also, lee zeldon. before this he was on twitter commenting on the mueller [cheers and applause] report which he said exonerates him, tweeting let's get this >> and a special thanks to straight. there was no collusion in the representative omar of minnesota -- oh. sony dossier was a con job paid for by crooked hillary and the dnc, the 13 angry democrats investigating an event that oh. oh, i forgot. she doesn't like israel, i forgot. never happened and that was i'm so sorry. made up. i thought back against something i knew never existed. oh, no, she doesn't like israel, collusion with russia so does she?

please, i apologize. a great friend of mine, one of ridiculous, no obstruction. the most successful men in the he's in las vegas after meeting with the army corps of engineers on the border barrier. the president complement of mexico on what he said recent state, amazing guy, tremendous progress the country made, the flow of immigrants into his own country which in turn he says businessman, mr. phil, where is helped the united states and why he gave one year before he closes the border. phil? thank you, phil. [applause] >> a competitor of mine in manhattan for a long time, always built great buildings, >> if we stop them at the great architecture, was known southern border with mexico for design and success, loves which mexico is doing that would be fantastic. israel, george klein. never before. no one has seen that. thank you, georgia. all of a sudden mexico -- thank-- george. thank you, goarming. so many friends in this room. we are also grateful to be joined by members of my mechanics including jason and a >> the first portion of the newly renovated border barrier, his plan for 400 mile barrier young man named jared kushner. which he says will happen by or before the end of the year. on the 20 states that filed a

motion to block the administration, but we might hear something about that. >> live in las vegas. peace in the middle east. if they can't do it, nobody can. he is putting mexico on the david freedman, your ambassador to israel, he loves israel, border -- on the clock saying a southern neighbor has one year, doing incredible job, thank you, or could get slapped with david. tariffs on imported cars. people who live near the border finally to every member of the republican joe wish coalition, thank you for your incredible support and commitment to our keep an eye on fast-moving developments picking up country and safety and to coverage in el paso texas on the border. electing more republicans, we need more republicans, let's go so we can win everything. >> on a typical saturday customs and border protection officers are processing upwards [cheers and applause] of 400 trucks full of cargo being imported into the united >> the republican jewish coalition will lead our party to states and in this spot 0 are

another historic victory, by the way, we did well in '18, you can making their way through and ask david and lindsey, we won temporarily closed on the avenue or bridge of the the senate, 3 or 4 of them were americas in el paso, one of the very closed, all of a sudden largest and most trafficked bridges getting into the that didn't happen and we got to country. talk about that when we get back the fed say they don't have to washington but i tell you what, we picked up two senate enough resources to staff it. seats and now it's 53 to 47 and and they were diapered to assist in other locations where border patrol has been getting we are -- have 53 great slammed especially with large groups. senators, when it comes to appointments, united states supreme court, when it comes to approving over the judges, way over 100 judges, federal judges, you need the senate and we did in fiscal year 2019, the additional migrants continue to well, they don't like to talk about that, they don't like -- i show up. some believe it is going to get don't have enough time, so many people in the house but the worse before it gets better. people i went for like in >> customs and border protection officers assisting this as well will impact the city with wait times at the kentucky matt barr, we won in bridges. georgia.

the community definitely is feeling the impact of what we brian kemp. are going through. they had president obama, they had oprah, they had michelle >> reporter: the bridge remains obama, they were going for new star, new star of the party and a lot of pedestrian foot i was going for brian, all he had was trump. traffic between warez, mexico you know who won, brian won. and a lot of the car traffic is open. it is just commercial cargo brian won. lanes shutdown. [cheers and we are told that because of the [cheers and applause] >> governor of a great state known as ohio, you have a great governor, he was not expected to win, he campaigned brilliantly, we did incredible rallies, he backlog this will create major delays, trips that usually take 20 or 30 minutes to get across the border now reportedly taking more than ten hours won by almost 7 points, he won according to some of the easily so mike is great and the drivers stuck in the line. this is having a domino effect governor of florida. out here despite the fact that the border remains open and donald trump backed off of that a little this week about [cheers and applause] that was supposed to be a close race, it was a tough race but we won that one and oklahoma and closing it, getting mexico an additional year to come up with many other places, we did so a way to help the united states. well, we get no credit, fake news, we get no credit. >> with that delay of 10 hours what is it like? we get no credit.

what our drivers saying? i would rather have it that way >> there's a lot of than too much credit. frustration, a lot of synergy between border communities, you have juarez and el paso and doesn't happen to me. [cheers and applause] >> when i spoke to you as candidate 3 years ago america's thousands of people who commute economy was stagnant, military between the two countries legally every single day for depleted and the relationship between the united states and work and school and things like that. a shop owner center employees israel was at probably the were getting in line to come lowest point in history. over and work in el paso but it was taking hours for them to get across, big impact are how the hell did you support president obama? being felt by people here and how did you do it? the frustration is growing how did you do it? although they are happy the border remains open. how did you support the democrats? are you guys didn't. >> thanks so much. [laughter] >> we bring in the associate >> probably most of the people in this room didn't. you love israel, but, you know, you look at the iran deal, you editor of the wall street look at so much that was done so journal and a fox news contributor. good to see you. negatively, now just 3 years later i stand before you as the president of the united states let's talk about the president's claims. to report --

they are not all right but they are not all wrong. according to reporting, what is [cheers and applause] >> on a very different the process to sift the scam artists from bona fide situation. asylum-seekers? under republican leadership, >> it is very difficult. america's economy is the hottest if you are in asylum-seekers anywhere in the world and it's not even close. get to the united states, because of violence in my own [cheers and applause] country and i feel threatened, then begins the process of finding out if you are telling >> our military will soon be the truth. more powerful than ever before. how much of this is people seeking to come to the united states to get out of the $700 billion, $716 billion, this country like guatemala that is year, i don't know, david, going through a drought that lindsey, probably in 750, 725 does have violence in it? how much was legitimate and how much did not, the border patrol range. we have to do it. it doesn't matter, does it? process and the courts and reviews are meant to do. you don't have to worry about what is interesting now is with inflation. you have to have a strong, this divergent of some border strong military. [cheers and applause] patrol people, to keeping migrants from crossing the >> you have the strongest than we've ever had before and the incredible bond between the united states and israel has border as opposed to handling the entry points in the united states is putting more pressure never been stronger than it is

on everybody to address the issue. these are not just commuters right now. going back and forth. the border is a highly integrated economy between the united states and mexico. [cheers and applause] a big logistics supply chain for us industry for those seeking product to get into the us, going through mexico to get built up. >> america is thriving, america is booming and america is the pressure is mounting on everybody. >> as pressure mounts, who is winning, winning like never before. advising the president? would it be beneficial for the president to take a leadership we are respected again. we are respected again, it's position and meet with mexico been a long time. and northern triangle countries [cheers and applause] who don't have control over the >> since the election we've created more than 5.5 billion chaos? >> the president says he put pressure on them already. i don't need to meet with them is what he is saying, they get my message, we cut off aid, we will put pressure on them to stem the tide and he is claiming as a result of that pressure there is a big change

in the view of mexico, keeping people out of southern mexico on their way to the united states. the truth of the matter is mexico has deported from the south to central america, not tens, dozens, hundreds, thousands but hundreds of thousands of potential migrants over the last 20 years. it is a problem for them as well. the president has got to contend with the republican party that wants this issue to be resolved, border security issue, democratic party but also wants it but neither of them will come to any conclusion on this before the 2020 election, but creating political step to show reating everybody he is taking this seriously however much damage it might do to the economy. >> the president did speak on e president's sound on whether democrats are willing to work with him.

>> we will find out. we are getting hurt badly politically. then they will start working with us. in the meantime mexico is doing a job we could be doing but mexico is apprehending people at the southern border, bringing it back to honduras or guatemala or wherever they come from and stopping mexicans from coming in and we have a great four days and it only started when i said we will close the border and i will close the border or put tariffs on the cars they make and send them to our country essentially tax-free and put tariffs on there and close the border after that. >> if the president says i don't need to meet with the leaders of el salvador, honduras, guatemala, should the president consider coalition of experts from both parties, instead of letting this fly in

the political wind. if he feels the dems won't cooperate, call them, make them come to his office and find some solutions. if they don't respond, put it on this. >> you are talking normal politics. the president likes to act on his own. he believes a wall will stop it. it likely won't, people go open the wall or under the wall. it is a long-range problem. it calls for a longer range solution. democrats and republicans and the business community realize something has got to change, the process of crossing the border, how you get asylum, all of that has got to change, there has to be greater security on the border. there is profound disagreement on how that will happen in democrats are not going to relent on the wall issue. there are issues of development in central america. what can you do on the southern border with mexico and guatemala and honduras to stem

the tide of people constantly looking to get out of their own countries and to the united states? you are talking a coalition of american politicians calling for coalition of international aid agencies looking at this problem trying to solve it. >> wouldn't that be reason for the president to meet with leaders of the northern triangle countries? >> maybe. or for all of this to start at home, more effectively, they could say and have republicans and democrats find some accommodation, both feel immigration reform policy proposal and a lot of overlap. there is plenty of overlap, it is not likely to proceed. >> not saying the president is responsible for the mismanagement by the leaders of the countries at all to say he

comes to the united states that packs a powerful punch and can provide leadership since they can't get it together. meanwhile, how do donald trump's actions regarding the southern border -- >> a lot of countries are contending with migration issues of their own, europe certainly is. he's not getting political points for this but this has been a problem and identified by both political parties that called for resolution for decades through republican and democratic administrations. the president's proposal might not be the right solution but addressing the issue is the right solution. 's contention that because he applies a stick to mexico suddenly they start deporting we know that's not the case. they have been wrestling with this themselves for years and it calls for brainpower. it is not going to be resolved

by one step. he won't close the border likely because it is not his own party. the business community in the united states. >> if you apply this brainpower you are talking about the president has to be willing to listen because he is stuck on his political promise of building a wall whereas many experts say that's not the real solution here. >> that's right. democrats say that and with the 2020 election around the corner. they have a political incentive not to give in on the wall. it is a more complicated problem than the wall. administrations in the past have sought to build fencing because it does solve a problem in certain areas. he was in calexico affirming that, pointing to the wall but that was authorized during the obama administration. there is more consensus than

people realize. >> former homeland security secretary jay johnson under president obama who said there is a crisis at the border. i have to leave now so thank you very much. >> former vice president joe biden trying to turn the page and the controversy continues to surround him. he made his first public remarks yesterday since several women have come for accusing him of inappropriate contact. he spoke to the international brotherhood of electrical workers in washington and took the allegations while offering a mixed apology. allison barber has more on all of this from the washington bureau. >> at his first public event since several women came forward, felt and comfortable during interactions with joe biden, he seemed to make light of the allegation saying it is twice he had permission to touch others on stage.

>> i want you to know i had permission to hug lonnie. he gave me permission. >> he made those marks friday during a speech at the international brotherhood of electrical workers shortly after floor as the, the first woman who came forward and said he behaved in a way that made her feel uncomfortable and said it is clear he had not reflected on how his inappropriate touching made me feel uncomfortable. she went on to say to make light of something as serious as consent decree is the conversation. women everywhere are courageously trying to have. joe biden did not directly apologize to the women who have spoken out against him. instead he told reporters he would feel badly if he made everyone uncomfortable and reiterated that was not his intent. >> are you sorry? >> i'm sorry i didn't understand.

i'm not sorry for my attentions or anything i have done. i have never been disrespectful intentionally to a man or a woman. >> for now it does not seem these allegations are hampering his political ambitions. is deciding whether to run for the oval office in 2020. >> i'm close to making a decision, putting everything together. putting everything together. it is my intention to be the last person to announce. >> donald trump weighed in on the biden controversy in part by tweeting this video. creek say the president is not in a position to point fingers >> a man from new york arrested for threatening to kill congresswoman omar. and patrick was charged with threatening to assault and murder united states official.

investigators say on march 21st a suspect called the washington office and asked the staff member, quote, do you work for the muslim brotherhood? why are you working for her? using profanity the suspect called congresswoman omar a terrorist and threatened to kill her. he faces ten years in prison. >> a short time for now donald trump will take the stage in las vegas to address the republican jewish coalition. the fiery father who lost his daughter in the parkland shooting, he has been outspoken, upfront, deeply caring on all these issues across the country. he is addressing the crowd to await the president to speak. the president will talk about border security, israel and the mueller report. he has been tweeting about that as democrats announce they want to take a look at finances and return to los angeles notice las vegas when the president is

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>> no collusion, the famous word collusion, no obstruction because they put a decision and the attorney general made the decision, no obstruction so there is no collusion, no instruction, no nothing. it is all a big hoax and the democrats want to keep playing it because they've done a lousy job. they haven't governed well and that is why i am here. the reason i am president is the way they governed and we are doing a great job so it is up to the attorney general. everybody waited for the mueller report and it turns out there is no obstruction, no collusion, no anything. >> donald trump continuing to defend himself has attorney general william barr prepares to release the redacted version

of the mueller report. a lawyer for the president is pushing back against efforts by the democrats to get the irs to turn over the president's tax returns. garrett tenney joins us with more. >> reporter: despite goes back to the 2016 campaign and democrats control the house, they argue they need tax returns as part of review on how the irs audits presidents was the chairman of the house ways and means committee sent a letter to the irs seeing 50 years of personal and business tax returns by april 10th. the irs has not commented on that request but the president's personal attorney slanted as political harassment. in a letter to the irs, it would be a gross abuse of power for the majority party to use tax returns as a weapon to attack, harass and intimidate political opponents. the ensuing tit for tat will be lasting damage to our nation.

if the irs complies with democrats requests it would set a dangerous precedent. >> when you look at the issue on tax returns it is a dangerous precedent for committee in congress to single out one individual. when they first started saying they needed donald trump's tax returns it was determining whether there was collusion with the russians, that has been set aside. now they need to make certain he is being taxed according to our tax laws. that's not their job, that is the irs's job. >> reporter: democrats are preparing for a legal fight over the mueller report. the house judiciary committee submitted subpoenas together handle the entire report without rejections. if they are not satisfied with what the attorney general william barr releases later this month. congressman james clyburn suggested bar is taking his time removing parts of the report to protect the president. >> he is undermining the process we all thought would be fair and impartial.

>> he is withholding damaging information to protect donald trump. >> i think the report should be made public and everybody should weigh in and we will let the public make its decision about what the results should be. >> the attorney general hopes to release or update -- redacted version of the report by the middle of this month if not sooner. >> as we wait for the president to speak in las vegas, let's bring in kathy phillips of campusreform.org and been kissel. you think bar is spinning it and how will he defend himself? >> interesting to see how for the past 2 or 3 decades attorney general bar has been an upstanding man with respect that you can believe in and all of a sudden now that he's working for the trumpet ministration people question his integrity saying he will spin this. interesting to see political processes at play.

report with disparate information there will be things that are confidential, grand jury information that can't be released. you can't say we need to change legal precedent because we don't trust the institutions or people in power. you can't readormation. and it's a good thing for the american people to get as much information as possible. i have to get as much info to the public so people can see collusion between the president and foreign agents but shocking to see how many people have been upset there was not collusion. they are upset the president of the united states was duly elected and that shows how much partisanship is played into this but i hope we get as much information out as possible because there's a lot of legal precedent to deal with. you can flip on its head because you don't like the outcome of the investigation. >> will people be satisfied or will there be more questions? >> i don't understand how this is controversial, on the right or the left, everyone should

have the right to see the document, the mueller report that has been assessed over for the past two years. i don't understand why silica supposedly bertelli and my grandpa said no, we don't want to show the report to the american people. we have a right to know. regarding william barr why is he so controversial? he was part of the cover-up of the iran contra scandal, and let's not forget the 4-page memo he sent unsolicited citing a president cannot be indicted. >> what he put the fix in? >> he certainly has political motivation to protect donald trump and i don't understand how this is controversial. show us the report. we are adults, we can handle it. we are not going to move on unless we see this thing. if donald trump is so sure it is a hoax and a witchhunt and there's no collusion what is the problem? release it.

>> there have to be certain things the government is able to keep confidential. every american should have the opportunity to read through the contents but you cannot overdo and undo and overturn legal precedent just because you say we deserve to see what's in it. there are certain things that have to stay confidential for national security reasons. we should see the majority of the contents and trust our institutions but i do think this is political, democrats will never -- they will always and so i think this is going to keep going on, you are never going to satisfy these people. this really is a witch hunt. eric: wouldn't that be the argument, let it all out. >> exactly. that's the only thing giving democrats talking point, the fact that republicans are keeping us under lock and seal. house democrats, they want to look -- house democrats want to look at it, republicans are saying no, what do you have to hide? come on, people.

this is supposed to be an administration of transparency and the only thing that's transparent is that donald trump is absolutely horrified of what's apparently in this mueller report trying to keep it secret. eric: then again, there's this at the wall street journal, let me read, quote, mr. barr should release as much as possible, he should side with public disclosure, but no one should think that democrats are worried about a cover-up, they want to see unredacted version as public does so they can allow them to use friendly media outlets to claim there really was collusion or to tarnish trump officials. letting it all out with the 60 grand jury rules, wouldn't that put that to rest? >> again, more information is obviously a good thing, we don't know exactly what's in the report. i think the american people, i agree with much of what was said in editorial. the american people do have right to know certain things there are lines on what is confidential and what's not but, i again, do i think that the left will not be satisfied.

people say why does president trump keep talk about this, bringing the conversation into the forefront of the national if someone accused you of treason for the past 2 years --. >> really given the 4-year benghazi investigation, it went nowhere. we have the mueller report. eric: thank you, gentlemen, arthel. arthel: we will be waiting for the president, soon deliver address to the republican jewish coalition in las vegas, a live look at ballroom. when the president speaks, we will start for you.

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arthel: okay, we want to talk about this, busy day of 2020 campaigning. democratic hopefuls hold dual rallies, several candidates in new hampshire today as beto o'rourke and senator bernie sanders face off in iowa this as the newest democratic candidate

congressman tim ryan kicking off his campaign rally in youngtown, ohio, this is live, let's take a listen. >> and do something great with it. there's an old saying that politicians and presidents, they don't have power, they hold power. they hold the power that the people of the united states give them. and i want to hold that power for 4 years and i want to bring the experiences that i've had in this community from the schools that i went to to the coaches that i had to the teachers that i had to the family that i had and just maybe, just maybe the person that can help heal these wounds is a working-class kid

from a working-class family from a working-class community that will go work rear end off for the american people. [cheers and applause] >> let me just say in closing to all of you, i thank you, i love you and i don't say that, i love you, i'm not standing here without you loving me and me loving you and i have loved the opportunity that you have given me and i will tell you i will go to work every single day and we will get this country squared away.

okay. [cheers and applause] >> we are not, we are not -- and i want you to agree with this, we will not let fear determine how we move into the future in the united states anymore. [cheers and applause] >> we are not going to allow leaders to pin us against each other and while we are waiting we can't get anything done and none of us move forward. tell me you're going to join together with me to do that. cheers heres. >> you guys are getting me excited now. i was a little nervous about this but i'm pretty excited now. [laughter] >> she said you think you're excited, i've been here since 9:30. get this woman a sandwich. someone is here i want to introduce real quick, the champ is here, ray boon mansini, i saw

him here. [cheers and applause] >> and i haven't made this announcement yet but there's always a secretary that sits outside the white house and right outside the oval office, pretty dangerous these days so i've already hired ray mansini to sit right outside, we are going to dc, ray. [laughter] >> bring the gloves. [laughter] >> there's a great story, there's a great story about the champ muhammad ali that i want to end on, somebody went to see the champ and bumped into him and he was walking down the street in kentucky and they walked into the champ and it was a little kid and he said, champ, champ, i saw one of your fights and he said, that's great, no kidding, my dad took me to watch you fight. no kidding, yeah, you got

knocked down. [laughter] >> champ looked at him, he said, wasn't my fight. my dad was own of the great momentest -- moments of my life, third or fourth round you got knocked down. it wasn't my fight. ali looked at this kid and said, i've never been knocked down. i'm either up or i'm getting up. okay. mahonin valley is getting up, northeast ohio is either up or we are getting up, ohio, is either up or we are getting up and the united states of america, we are either or we are getting up. help me do this, i need your help, i need your support, i need your love, i need your voice, let's go take back the white house. [cheers and applause] arthel: right there with homage

to muhammad ali, ohio congressman tim ryan closing with theme of love over fear, calling himself a working-class family, working-class family, working-class community and will work hard for the people of america and seem to be receptive of the message there this afternoon. let's get to jeff paul on what other contenders are doing today. >> arthel, busy weekend for democrats in presidential bid, announcement in ohio whether he recollects begin in new hampshire, that's where pete hosted meet and greet, mayor pete talked about foreign policy saying heist time serving overseas in afghanistan has helped shaped his view, the conversation became more personal when the judge brought up supreme court concerning marriage equality and his husband and also talked about president trump. >> as much as we need to call out the president's falsehoods

and wrongdoing, we need to move on quickly of a conversation that's not about him, it's not about him, it's people at home whose lives that will be shaped by political decisions that are being made right now. >> former texas congressman beto o'rourke in iowa yesterday speaking to a crowd of voters, el paso native calls climate change, he wants to reinstitute former president obama's plan, he also was asked about what issues he won't touch, equal rights for women and the lgbtq community. >> back home in texas, it is legal for being gay, legal not to hire, as president i will sign into the law the equality law to support civil rights of every single american. >> candidate bernie sanders is in iowa today hosting town hall

discussion with voters, sanders like other presidential hopefuls spent time this week in new york at national network conference, kirsten gillibrand will also be there and has town hall that will kick off at any moment, arthel. arthel: jeff paul, thank you very much. eric. eric: democratic candidates criticize the president, up next he will soon take that stage in las vegas about to address the republican jewish coalition, in the left you see former minnesota republican senator coleman addressing crowd. expect him definitely to talk about border security and a whole lot more as we wait for the president of the united states live on your tv and ours when we come back.

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eric: as promised president trump is on stage, he's in las vegas addressing the republican jewish coalition.

you can see joined applause and greeting as well as the music, the expected to talk about border security, of course, and a variety of other issues perhaps even the mueller report, sending tweets earlier today saying there was no collusion instead he said, in fact, the phoney dossier was a con job paid for by crooked hillary and dnc and angry democrats investigating an event that never happened. asked in capitals, how did it start and wants investigation, he may address some of that but also likely dealing with the issue -- because of this group of the middle east, israel in advance on the eve of the election, prime minister's election this coming week. arthel: we are told there's 1600 people in ballroom. he's sure to deliver speech with a lot of tactical and punches.

right now his supporters, but i think president trump is getting ready to speak, so let's listen in to president trump. eric: finishes up god bless the usa. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> what a great day, thank you, norm, for the wonderful introduction and the leadership of this truly tremendous organization, i have to many friends out in the audience, thank you very much for being

here. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> usa! >> usa. usa. usa! usa! >> usa! >> for more years!

for more years! for more years! >> thank you very much. he's going back home to mommy. and he will be reprimanded. i'm truly thrilled to be back with so many friends, supporters, patriots at the annual conference of the republican jewish coalition which is now setting record. [cheers and applause] >> here today is someone who has been with us from the very beginning, shared values, you're terrific executive director matt brooks, thank you, matt. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, matt.

also joining us two great leaders you know very well, my