judge jeanine: breaking tonight. details emerging of the deal president trump struck with mexico last night to avert crippling tariffs. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for making last week's "justice" the number one show all weekend long. tonight we'll go for it again with help from congress man devin anyone's, corey lewandowski, charlie kirk and more. we are hearing more about the president's deal with mexico to curb illegal immigration at our southern border and stop at least for now president trump's plan to hit that country with tariffs that were supposed to start monday. mexico will send thousands of

troops to the border and offer jobs to asylum seekers sent back across the border by the united states. mexico also agrees to take steps to stop human trafficking and smuggling organizations. it's a big win for the president. here now is my opening statement. he is the first president in a generation willing to tackle america's worsening intractable out of control problem and he's willing to do so single handedly if he must. congress would rather deny him a win on immigration and let the problem continue to proliferate, no matter the harm to the american people. even his own party fails him yet again. last month 144,000 entered through our southern border illegally, violating our laws simply because they want a better life in america. who doesn't?

this is the greatest country on earth. yet we are at risk of losing our greatness as we reward illegals whose backgrounds we don't know, who surge through our borders because they know we are powerless to enforce our laws. we watch as they are gifted with the opportunity to board buss to get to the interior of the united states. we give them lawyers and courts and translators and food and housing before they even get there. the irony is that those who respectfully wait their turn and get a visa and come here legally and learn our history and swear allegiance to the united states, who wants to skrimp and save, they have to pay for their own lawyers while the illegals get them for free. as they surge our borders with numbers increasing day by day. last month 144,000, the highest number in over a decade.

they know at some point the u.s. has to smarten up. yet congress continues to fail us. not only block the president's efforts, but actually passing a bill this week that would give 2.5 million dreamers amnesty. a big note to illegals. not only would they let you in and pay for food, housing, education, medical and travel. but sooner or later they would give you amnesty providing yet another incentive for illegals to cross. so they say to themselves what have you got to lose? the house in their largess in granting that amnesty does nothing to address the crisis at the border and the bill does nothing to secure the border or enforce our laws. the president offered a bill that did both. but no one in congress was interested. legal status for dreamers?

temporary protected status and money for the wall? these republicans supported the democrat effort that provided no resolution for the crisis at the border. so the president is left to go it alone. congress has failed every step of the way while attempting to give itself a raise. what can be done to fix the crisis? this is the kind of answer you get from the left. >> i asked you the first time, what would you do? you said the president should pass a law. and that isn't how sit works. i am asking for one suggestion from you as to something that would be concrete to stop the influx at the border right now. specifically. >> okay, i can give you three. but let's start with financial

aid to the enforcement community that they would allow asylum seekers to come in and apply accord towsmght s. law and that if they were granted asylum, then they would be allowed to come in legally. >> come on, there are already laws to apply for asylum. the left doesn't have a plan other than to fill the democrat voting rolls and the republicans going along with them. congress ought to be fired for forcing this president to negotiate with a foreign power to solve a national immigration crisis our own government won't solve either because it's a manufactured crisis, are you stupid and blind? or do you hate the president so much that you would rather we americans suffer the burden of

the children illegals into our already too small classrooms. not having the budget to hire the teachers to deal with the number of languages they speak. not to mention ms-13 gang members in schools who kill student at a high school on long island. who pays for this? this last month, 11,000 unaccompanied kid came in who are entitled to an education. i get. if you think your property taxes are high now, strap in. so the president sits in the white house in september waiting to strike a deal while congress goes on vacation. planning junkets to brussels and afghanistan. now as he negotiates with mexico they do nothing. while illegal immigrants continue to set records day by

day crossing the border knowing they will be released to disappear. congress would rather sit on their hands and give themselves a pay raise. i have an idea. fire the whole lot of them and bring in every family that's been affected by illegal immigration. including the legal immigrants who had to wait their turn and every family who might have had a job but for someone else doing it cheaper. and every family whose school taxes have gone up and every family affected by crime committed by an illegal. it comes down to one thing. the strength of the president to again defy the odd, the naysayers, and the doirts. to do what no president has done. fiction this mess. this is donald trump's moment in history. and i for one believe in the man and the moment. so should you. that's my open. tell me what you think on my

facebook page and twitter #judgejeanine. here with reaction to president trump's announcement on the deal with mexico, devin nunes. good evening. congressman, as you know, the president was able to work out an 11th hour deal with mexico holding off the tariffs that were scheduled to go into effect. and up to 25 percent thereafter. and mexico agreed to certain conditions. we have a screen of some of those conditions. troops to the border as well as migrant asylum seekers will stay in mexico giving migrant a chance to get a job and stop human trafficking and smuggling organizations. that's not what i was look for, guy. but how can we make sure mexico

stay with those particular requirements? what region do we have? >> the easiest way we can do it would be bypassing a law in congress. last congress republicans tried to pass something and got zero democrat votes. this year the democrats failed to pass anything to deal with immigration reform. even though they campaigned on it, they don't do anything about it. >> this is a do nothing congress. but my question is, how can we make sure that mexico complies with those conditions that we agreed to. several month ago as i recall, mexico agreed to hold asylum seekers in mexico and now we are back to it again. everything fell apart. what leverage do we have with mexico? >> the only way we can do it is the way they are doing it. he has the ability to put on a

tariff. so look, mexico send their foreign minister here. if we continue down that path working slowly with mexico and with our allies and the canadians, that would be helpful. but the challenge is you have nancy pelosi who -- congress has to write the laws. we can put together a work permit program and take care of the kid who were brought here illegally. these are things congress can do. judge jeanine: you can talk about it until cows come home. it's not being done. republicans from the house, these seven republicans agree to give a path to citizenship for amnesty to 2 1/2 million dreamers with no resolution for the crisis at the border. these people should be ashamed of themselves. but in the end -- >> the problem with passing something only by itself, you

don't get -- if you just make a bunch of people legal and give them amnesty, you don't take care of that permit problem you need working out your culture and the high-tech sector. you don't secure the border. so that one thing only doesn't work, and that's the problem. the democrats haven't put anything on the table. when the republicans did do it with the support of the president the democrats didn't vote for it. elections matter. and i think at the end of the day the american people have to demand reform. judge jeanine: as i said, they should all be fired. i am going to ask, nancy pelosi made a statement on the trump administration's threat to mexico. she said president trump must stop sabotaging good faith bipartisan efforts in congress to address this complex problem

in a humane manner. what do you think she is talking about when the president is sabotaging good faith bipartisan efforts in congress? what are those bipartisan efforts she is talking about? >> those are probably happening only in her own mind. she is lying. there is no bipartisan talks going on. i have been involved in those talks in the past. there is a bill out there that 350 members of congress and the 435 to vote for. these are mysterious negotiations nobody knows about because they are not true. judge jeanine: when she talks about sabotaging good faith efforts, the president has no choice but to go to mexico to sabotage a deal.

mexico has no incentive. you have got to use a hammer. i understand monday there will be hearings in congress. what's going on monday? >> next week we start the impeachment hearings. this is where the democrats are planning to fuel their base. they are bringing john dean monday, the former knicks yoonl guy. judge jeanine: wasn't dean convicted of a crime. >> yes, he was. exactly. and then wednesday the house intelligence tonight he is going to bring in retired fbi agents to tell us how trump obstructed justice on a crime he didn't commit. luckily for us i think a least people will know this individual. the republicans get a witness. we are bringing andy mccarthy, retired department of justice lawyer, 20-year prosecutor. very accomplished man.

hopefully we'll have balance wednesday. but the show starts this week. this is when the democrats begin to throw fuel on their base. they have been poisoning the american people for 2 1/2 years. this is going to be their road to impeachment. just by having hearings like this, judge, this does no good. they all know the dossier was garbage. they know they paid for it. they know there is zero evidence of trump colluding with any russians. they know christopher steele and all the people they hired collude with russia. we know harry reid, the former democrat leader in the senate had the dossier before the election. the press was in on this. the press won't call them out. judge jeanine: congressman devin

anyone's, thanks for being with us. here with more reaction to the democrats' constant, unrelented attacks on the president, corey lewandowski. thanks for being with us. one of the points i was trying to make with the congressman is that mexico is not agreeing to do any of this stuff voluntarily. and you have nancy pelosi who is criticizing the president because he's doing everything he can. unfortunate live he has to go to a foreign power to try to resolve a problem within this country. the tariffs deserve our support. but it was bipartisan objection to the tariffs. why was that? >> judge. the reason is they are so afraid that this president is going to solve the crisis on the southern border that they politicized for the last 30 years. the truth is both the republicans and democrats had an opportunity to fix the crisis on

the southern border and didn't do it. when donald trump ran for office. he said he would build a wall down there. so what he said was, hey, mexico, we'll put a 5% tariff on you starting monday if you don't do something to fix it. they showed up in the united states, they came up with a resolution and put troops on the border because they don't want to see the tariffs take place. the republicans failed for two years. they failed to fix the problem that donald trump is now fixing. judge jeanine: the amazing part of it is i don't understand what the problem is with the tariffs. the tariffs are the only thing i think got mexico to the table. to be honest with you, i'm not so convinced mexico can follow through. 6,000 national guard to the southern border and the interior of mexico. are they sending them to the guatemala border or to places that really matters.

can mexico afford to give jobs and healthcare to all of these people in who is going to monitor that. what do they known they will give them a chance to get a job. that doesn't mean they will get a job. fan they say they will help' stop human trafficking. big deal. they should do that on their own. i think the president should have reciprocal tariffs with everybody. if they tax us, we tax them. >> i think lindsey graham is going to introduce that bill in the senate wednesday. this tell prayer i stay on the -- the -- this temporary stay on the tariffs is a 90-day stay. judge jeanine: i'm not convinced they can keep any of this, jobs or healthcare or anything else

to these illegals. there is a tweet that it want to put up where the president said dow jones has had the best week of the year. what's going on with the stock market, corey? >> if you look at the dow, it's up 1,068 points. the stock market is up 4.7%. the nasdaq and the a & p is up because they -- the s & p is up because they see what the president is doing. look, he created 6 million new jobs in this country since election day. you know the statistics. african-american unemployment, hispanic, women, asians. but 6 million new jobs because what this president is doing or saying. give us a fair deal. if you have a tariff on us, we'll put a tariff on you. they are going to produce every

single time. judge jeanine: in line with that strong economic message, i understand something is happening in florida is it july 10? >> july 18, judge. it's a very special day. june 18. the president is going to make his official announcement for reelection. he and the vice president are going down to orlando. it's almost four years to the day your viewers remember that beautiful escalator ride. he made the announcement sat trump tower. he made that june 16 of 2015. this will be june 18 in orlando florida. it will be the official kickoff of the trump reelect campaign. judge jeanine: dan bongino standing by to talk new developments in the real russia investigation.

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judge jeanine: new details emerging about the real russia probe.

dan bongino joins me now. i saw a headline this week that said u.s. attorney durham very dialed in. that's a quote, and he launches russia probe review. met with barr several times. when i look at this guy durham, he's dialed in, focused and and prepared. there he is. take a look at him. i wouldn't want to meet him in a courtroom. >> yeah. one of the other things we heard is he's also quote asking the right questions. we heard from. catherineher catherineherridge. we heard through leaks that this case started when the trump advisor george papadopoulos. we were told after the fbi

received that tip on july 31. that is official fbi story through leaks. july 31, 2016 the case starts against trump. but that can't be possible because the fine is in london two weeks earlier meeting with who? christopher steele who writes the dossier on trump and george papadopoulos is nowhere in that dossier. so the fbi story about investigating trump july 31 when two weeks earlier they were meeting steel in london doesn't make sense. those are the questions i believe durham is nailing people to the wall on. judge jeanine: barr is clear there are things that don't make sense. fbi is sticking to their story it started july 31.

do you remember peter strzok in the congressional hearings? they said it started july 31. then when trey gowdy went after him, they couldn't give further information about that. then when the fbi told him he couldn't, he forgot. they are so focused on not giving us any information on the comments of that counter-intelligence investigation. that alone tells you something. >> i'm on my second book on this topic. this has been my life. judge jeanine: you and me both. >> i know, you have been dig into this, you have a prosecutor's mind. judge jeanine: i'm and prosecutor. >> headline. this is not about just donald trump. i know this will shock people. it's bigger than this. this was about a rogue intelligence operation being run by the obama administration before trump even declared.

we just mad catherine herridge and others -- we just had catherine herridge and others saying this was going on in 2015. trump was the last victim. trump is the one guy in the story who just refuses to take it. he's like i'm going going to sit back and told to take this. he said you will never do this to another president again. judge jeanine: he's the guy who will put an end to it if anyone could. judge jeanine: barr, they accused him of lying to congress. he's an unflappable guy who got a sense that these people are real serious about their hate for this president. it will be a very interesting interesting. dan bongino, i can't wait to read your book.

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minerals. but other countries produce those rare minerals. judge jeanine: the far left frenzy continues as trump's deal continues. joining me, stephanie hamill and chris hahn. i want to talk about the mexico deal. i want to start with pelosi and there is a statement that she made in response to this 11th hour deal where the president decided he wasn't going to impose the tariffs. she says president trump -- i think we have it. president trump undermined america's preeminent leadership role in the world by recklessly threatening to impose tariffs on

our close friend and neighbor to the south. we are deeply disappointed by the expansion of its failed remain-in-mexico policy. chris, since when does the united states have an obligation to address the root causes of central americans' migration. can you tell me that? >> for the last 150 years we have been addressing problems like that in central america and other parts of latin america. if we want to stop the violence and the flow of immigration we should address the problem there. it would help rebuild those countries and make them part of the group of nations on this continent doing so well. we should do that. but i am glad the president backed off his tax on the american people is what these

tariffs would have been. judge jeanine: stephanie, does nancy pelosi -- this woman is the speaker. she thinks that the united states should be addressing the root caused of central american immigration. this woman who can't get anything done. in congress they should all be fired, on this where the president will deal with a foreign power. what makes her think we should deal with the root causes of problems in central america. >> judge, the statement from speaker pelosi is stunning. it just shows the democrats aren't serious about taking this issue head-on. speaker pelosi doesn't want to tackle immigration. they want to use it as a campaign issue. but the united states should tack many these issues because it does affect us.

you can see president trump threatening to impose tariffs worked. the democrats were up in arms over the tariffs. now they get what they want and they are still angry. judge jeanine: they are always angry. the democrats were upset about the tariffs. the president comes off the tariffs because mexico says we are going to put 6,000 troops at the border and give them jobs, i don't believe any of it. but give them at benefit of the doubt. when the president does what they want him to do, they still criticize him. what is wrong? are they just angry these people? >> judge, nobody is angry. judge jeanine: they are angry all the time. >> it wasn't just democrats upset about the tariffs. the republicans were upset about the tariffs. the president took whatever deals he had lying around and mashed them together and

declared victory. republicans backed him off the tariffs. the economy was already hurting when he created 75,000 jobs last month. the president had to make a deal. a lot of this deal was negotiated back in december. the national guard troops haven't even been trained yet. mexico just formed the national guard to deal with their own drug problem. judge jeanine: stephanie. the bottom line is, the republicans were against the tariffs, right? the president pulls back on the tariffs. you tell me why shouldn't we charge them the same tariffs they charge us. why are we always on the receiving end of the bill? >> we are always getting the shortened of the stick and we are seeing all of these countries our allies want to take advantage of us. what's happening with the u.s.

mexico deal, it's looking pretty good. but i will believe it when i see it. mexico is pretty tricky. they say they will send 6,000 troops to the board. we'll see. it didn't happen properly. so we'll have to see about that. this is a step in the right direct. something has to be done. we have to tackle this crisis now. and i know people were upset about the tariffs. judge jeanine: chris, tell me why the democrats passed a bill giving 2.5 mill dreamers a path to citizenship and nothing to do with the border. do they not care about the crisis at the border? >> i think there is a deal to be made. there is a comprehensive immigration deal to be made and the president should try to make it. they are making their plan. why didn't the republicans fix

immigration when they had the house for two years? because they didn't care by the. they wanted the issue. judge jeanine: next, a news report says the tsa is allowing illegal immigrants to fly in the united states without proper identification. you have got to watch this one next. we call it the mother standard of care.

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judge jeanine: a shock new report from the "washington examiner" saying tsa has been allowing illegal immigrants to fly to locations within the united states without proper identification. here with more on this developing report, the former deputy assistant secretary to the department of transportation. good evening, how are you? i have got to tell you. according to the report from the "washington examiner," they have allowed the illegals to fly other parts of the country without proper indication, and they do so based on just an asylum form 862.

i just landed yesterday. you had to take open your coat, shoes, jacket, you have to take your phone out, you can't have water. and illegals are being allowed to fly. is there any truth to this "washington examiner" report? >> i like my borders and sodas. right now i have to ask for you to present a court notice to appear in your court is unacceptable for aviation safety. these documents can be faked or xeroxed. we have the real i.d. act of 2005 which was the basis of president trump's border wall. and this i.d., this real i.d. law says you have to prove at your local dmv where you live,

where you work, and you have to present passports, birth certificates, mortgages and leases and utility bills and you have to prove your social security numbers and 1099 and pay stubs. judge jeanine: there are 15 forms of of identification you can use which is what you were referring to. but the tsa has responded. the illegals don't have any one of the 15 forms. everything you and i need to get on that airplane to identify ourselves they don't need. they say this form from the court allows them that. tsa responds by saying all travelers are required to provide proper documentation. they have been working together for years to insure those leaving detention facilities are

provided with proper documentation prior to flying. oliver, that says nothing to me. because it's a lot of words. and it means nothing to me. in the end, if they believe that the court order serves as the individual's identification because they have been allowed into the country, they are being released into the country as illegal, right or wrong? >> you are absolutely right. when we invoke the real i.d. law by october 1, 2020, those i.d.s will have a thumbprint on them and the federal government will take a data base to all of that. tsa will be forced improve its wife oh technology and detection by that thumbprint. the united states government will know who you are and where you live and work through that

thumbprint. i think tsa is doing a temporary band-aid. the president must be pulling his hair out right now and he'll be giving a talking to to the tsa administrators. everybody is going to be in line. this is good for immigration policy to match transportation policy. judge jeanine: charlie kirk is next.

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judge jeanine: young conservative women will play a critical role in the future of the republican party. turning point u.s.a. holding a leadership summit for these focused young people ranging in age from 15-27, and i was lucky enough to be there. joining me, charlie kirk. listen, first all, congratulations to you. i think that's probably the biggest conference ever of young women in a conference about republican conservative politics. >> that's right. you were a huge hit, by the way.

today at the conference tall these amazing young maidies were saying judge jeanine was such a smash hit. this is the story the media doesn't want you to hear. that young one even are taking time out of their summer vacation to learn about conservative principles. they love what the president is doing for this country. any time the president's name or the first lady is mentioned they go wild. the media has been deceiving us in this particular demographic. judge jeanine: i want to talk about immigration. the democrats were critical of the president with the threat to impose tariffs on the president. then when he decides not to impose the tariffs because mexico agreed to do what he wanted them to do, the democrats continue to bash him.

with nancy pelosi basically calling him everything from recklessly threatening to impose tariffs. what's so friendly about a country where we are on the losing end of the tariff deal and they are nothing more than a don con diet for illegals to come into this country. >> the president is brilliant. there is a crisis on our attorney border. we are on pace to have more than a million illegals come into our country just this year. the president was look pat what options he had if congress is doing nothing because nancy pelosi and the democrats want the crisis to continue. the president dipped something entrepreneurial. he said we'll threaten a 5% tariff. what happened? mexico got in line right away. they started to hire more agents to help solve the problem.

we have a deal. this is why we put a businessman in charge to solve problems politicians have failed to deliver on the last 40 years. now we have finally a better relationship with mexico in the way the elite and washington never wanted you to believe. judge jeanine: she says the trump administration must find a meaningful way to cooperate with mexico. they are coming from mexico. we should go to another country and help them with their law enforcement efforts? i don't understand how they can turn everything from the constitution down upside down. >> this is why the president supports not just building a wall. but change the silly and outdated asylum laws. if nancy pelosi had her way ther --there would be no bare wd no wall. and this way love about the

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♪ ♪ >> finally tonight, thursday marked the 75th anniversary of d-day, the largest invasion of both air and sea in history, an effort led by the allied forces which changed the course of

world war ii and history as well. by liberating europe from the evil grip of the nazis, leading to the defeat of the axis powers. my grandfather, charles, was in that naval armada. he is seen here with his combat ribbon. after d-day, he spent months in a paris hospital. he legally immigrated to the united states from lebanon, and because he was so proud to be an american, he enlisted in the navy. grandpa, we salute you, and all the others of the great generation who paved the way for our freedom. all of us have a responsibility to continue their mission of respect and if honor for -- and honor for this great nation. thanks for watching. i'm jeanine pirro advocating for truth, justice and the american way. greg gutfeld is next, and i'll see you next saturday night. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪

>> if you cast it really well and you got, like, george clooney or ben stiller to direct it, you could make a movie about any day of the trump administration that had a plot that was more scandalous than anything that has happened in any other u.s. presidential administration since there were cars. greg: since there were cars? [laughter] that's a long time! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ greg: thank you. this is a big night for us. our fourth anniversary of the gg show. [cheers and applause] we actually threw a par