right now daca is amnesty. and daca amnesty without quid pro quo.he goodlatte bill, goodlatte has been absent in and absentia. we have a president at the threshold of securing every major policy victory. and it looks as those globalist forces are circling and moving in to suppress what should be a moment of exhilarating victory for this president and for the nation. >> it should be. if we were 10% as a congress as this president was, we would have done so much more to advance his agenda. alone the president has reduced illegal border crossing by 40%. if we would do the things he's asking for, i believe it's a solvable problem. the democrats want you to believe you can't solve it and we can. lou: again, the threat against america first is his policies, his doctrine is all too real tonight, and we appreciate you being here. matt gaetz. up next, the trump administration softening its positions on sanctions for a chinese phone maker. we'll be right back. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you're better off throwing your money r

lou: the daca discharge petition that would force the house vote on amnesty for daca illegal immigrantsst five signatures away from being, well , powerful enough to make that happen. 23 rhinos we're going to put these names up as you can see their names on their screen if you have really excellent vision i happen not to, so you're going to have to take my word for it those are the rhinos. they are carbello of florida, va lldao of california, hurd of texas, love republican of utah, must be a romney republican, fred uptown, republican of michigan, dave reichert of washington, mike coffman, of new york, chris collins i'll never figure out, john faso of new york and amodei of nevada, and leonard lance new jersey, costel lo pennsylvania, steve knight california, dave trott michigan, eric paulsen of minnesota, tom reed and brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. i mean, they're joining democrat s to bring that amnesty bill. joining us tonight is ed rollins from the reagan white house political director great america chairman, fox news contributor and super american, great friend >> thank you. to m

i called them liberal republicans, who are pushing this new daca amnesty right now and trying to push this discharge position, it ran through the house of representatives at least. what do you want congress to do and this president to get this immigration enforcement done the right way in order to satisfy his promises to the american people? >> i think the president has been very clear on this. it's very easy. we need a wall. we need to close the loopholes and then we need personnel and resources that we need. apprehension without detention removal is not border security. we've got to have the beds. we got to be able to apprehend, detain, and then remove. that's judges, lawyers, detention bets. it's a very easy formula to have border security. border security is part and parcel to the sovereignty of a nation. >> laura: how many people, about crossed the border last month in the united states? family units. >> take the original caravan location. we had about 100,000 people that crossed that port of entry each day. most of that is legal traffic but again we are talking about millions, h

daca. >> laura: donald trump did not win on giving amnesty to the daca kids. he won on border security. a wall and even california the majority want deportation to go on. the berkeley poll is devastating. 59% said it's very important to start deporting these people. >> the president put the democrats on notice. the democrats had 42 billion out of every democrat in the house. put them to the test on this issue. >> as we republicans we don't want to turn this over to the nancy pelosi. i don't think we will lose in the house. let's get a family solution. i don't think this is the right process. >> laura: all right, guys. queen of the hill and kings of the hill. illegal immigrants another shocking example of a suspected criminal put back on the streets. you won't believe this. make your head spin coming up. m show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> ♪ >> laura: this woman illegal immigrant is accused of a hit-and-run on a church day care teacher. the suspect sped off. ice issued a det

rhinos and the dems to pretend that they've put paul ryan in just a box where he has to pass amnesty for daca. this looks like it could be the death the nel for the republican party, at least for the midterms if they move ahead. >> if they try to slip this thing in without a lot of public discussion but the public feels it was a obama back room deal, i think it's -- lou: can i interrupt you? what has ryan done that isn't a back room deal? i don't know that he's permitted a single -- perhaps a couple of amendments. but no real debate. i mean everything he's doing he holds a smoke filled awches figuratively speaking. >> what i was going to say is this is another piece of proof that republicans deserve to have a leader who is going to lead them in -- you know, after the election. and i think this kind of thing that he's just sort of -- lou: who's going to lead it up to it. not going to be ryan. >> that's what i'm saying. a lame duck now is going to hurt them in the fall. why don't they have that leadership vote now. lou: do the republicans have anybody with guts? is there one republican anywhere

to roll the names of 20 republican rhinos who have signed on for the discharge petition for amnesty for daca mean, they really deserve a moment of honor and we're going to honor them here next. and hopefully the voters will understand what too do with tha. >> let them go back home and explain it. >> unbelievable >>> up next, the republican revolt against paul ryan. there's a revolt. paul goeser is our guest here lou: there are now 2 is rhino republicans who are supporting daca am messty and they're prepared to sell out the republican conference to preserve their political hides. we want to tell you who these folks are working against the constituents of this country. these are the 21 republicans signing. curbelo of florida, den nam of california, hurd of texas, diaz balart florida, utah, florida, dent pennsylvania, upon the michigan, reich hart washington, chris collins of new york, john bay so new york, mark of nevada, elise new york, lance new jersey, costello pennsylvania, knight california, katko new york, trot of michigan and paulson of minnesota. for cryin' out loud. well our next gues

to roll the names of 20 republican rhinos who have signed on for the discharge petition for amnesty for dacase, i mean, they really deserve a moment of honor and we're going to honor them here next. and hopefully the voters will understand what too do with tha. >> let them go back home and explain it. >> unbelievable >>> up next, the republican revolt against paul ryan. there's a revolt. paul goeser is our guest here pah! that will never work. no, no, no, nah. a bulb of light?!? aha ha ha! a flying machine? impossible! a personal' computer?! ha! smart neighborhoods running on a microgrid. a stadium powered with solar. a hospital that doesn't lose power. amazing. i like it. never gonna happen. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the unknown parts of living with parkinson's. what plots they unfold, but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. if your loved one is experiencing these symptoms, talk to your parkinson's specialist. there are treatment options that can help. my visitors should

to roll the names of 20 republican rhinos who have signed on for the discharge petition for amnesty for dacai mean, they really deserve a moment of honor and we're going to honor them here next. and hopefully the voters will understand what too do with tha. >> let them go back home and explain it. >> unbelievable >>> up next, the republican revolt against paul ryan. there's a revolt. there's a revolt. paul goeser is our guest here jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance

. >> laura: donald trump did not win on giving amnesty to the daca kids.ty and building the wall. that berkley poll is devastating, 59% want somewhat important or very important to deport these people. >> but the president has democrats on notice as well. the democrats had 42 billion out of the senate and every democrat in the house. i think it's time to put them to the test as well. >> the republicans done want to turn this over to nancy pelosi. she will deal with it. let's deal with a family solution. i think we should get it done outside of turning the floor over to nancy. >> laura: speaking of illegal immigrants we have a shocking example of a suspected criminal put back on the streets. you will not believe this. make your head spin, coming up. >> ♪ >> laura: this woman, an illegal immigrant is accused of a hit up run on a church daycare teachers. jessica park was hit with such force she was thrown into the air she suffered a broken leg before the suspect sped off. marion county released the driver after finding her. the county blames i.c.e. for failin

in march 2018 with congress having gated amnesty for daca applicants and others those numbers skyrocketed to 50,308 add hended aliens. this increase and the phenomenon of the caravan in particular brought into focus crucial loopholes and flaws in u.s. immigration law. the first is credible fear. in 1996 congress amended the immigration law to expedite the removal of aliens coming without visas or entering illegally. these amendments included a provision to allow aliens fleeing harm to avoid expedited removal by asserting a credible fear of persecution allowing them to apply for has limb. in fy 2019 we completed cases. as news spread that aliens apply were being released from custody that number increased to 33,283. at its height in fy 2016 there were 81,864 credible fear cases, these are people arrested at the border, claimed credible fear to get into the united states. the majority of aliens up to 90% who apply are found to be credible fear. there are many reasons for this including a lack of clear guidance in adjudicating asylum claims, the evidentiary burdens to make such a claim. the

daca kids. trump offered two million amnesty and the democrats said no to that because they don't want the otheromponents. they don't want border control. half the problem is visa overstay. the wall won't fix 50% of the problem. sanctuary cities is in there and on and on and on. and no one mentions the cost. big corporations want cheap labor. but who pays the tab? two kids come over, go to public school. all children of god, right, no issue there. but someone is picking up $26,000. everybody in the working class knows it's them, right? and we had a debate on this. it was bernie all the way through president trump. bernie cared about the traditional blue collar worker and he lost. it was rigged, hillary rigged it. big business rigged it against bernie and trump won i'll take care of the average worker and paul ryan at the same time will tell you we have 10 million people that are still out of the workforce back due to the financial crisis. we have to get 10 million american citizens back to work. the answer isn't to bring 10 million new folks in when you try to get those folks in the workforce. i

op-ed just the other day that talked about how critical it was for us not to just grant amnesty to a bunch of daca people, and not secure the border. we have to have -- and then to have -- and in this petition they've been signing saying this is what president trump wants. president trump will only do a daca deal if there is border security. if we get rid of chain migration, e-verify and stop catch-and-release and the other things that are there. stop people at the border and keep the people safe. liz: congressman babin, come back. >> thank you, liz. liz: if you have a fatal disease, and all else fails, you will be able to try unproven experimental non-fda approved drugs according to the federal law. a victory for president trump? president trump talked about doing this in his state of the union address. he's personally called on lawmakers to send this measure to his desk. >>> let's get to your money and check stocks bouncing back today. major averages closing in the green. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the very latest. nicole? reporter: a reversal today, had b

immigration which is the compromise bill which deals with 700,000 kids, in theted daca kids get labor force. the immigrant amnestywould be up to 10 million people over a decade. that has not been vetted through the america people and they don't want it. shery: when we say that they take a page out of your playbook is that members feel empowered to speak against congressional leadership. ahead andtually go should to this petition, they feel repercussions for it? >> and again, i would use different language. it is not emboldened to go against leadership. leadership promised us the majority on any bill goes forward. we are not going against leadership. we are going with what leadership said. they said they would put the goodlatte bill on the floor. paul ryan said that he would run all of his bills through committee. so we're not going against. we just want to keep our word. we are not going against leadership. we are saying hold folks going against the republican platform and our promises to the american people, keep them honest. we are just staying true to the american people and the promises we made on the republi

amnesty for illegal immigrants. kevin mccarthy said they are working on a daca deal, disaster at border, and at midterms no concern of theirs as long as wall street, koch brothers, and chamber of commerce keep their money flowing, tennessee congressman diane black among your guests, she will talk about the fight to fund the border wall. her means of funding the border wall. fake news in caught in the fact again. "new york times" busted for lying about massive crowd at president trump's nashville rally this time, president trump gets a rare gift in return. we'll tell you all about it, here tonight. >> this feels like before our election, this is a big crowd of people. a lot of people. a lot of people. with bad weather. and bad everything. and still coming in. lou: top story, robert mueller desperate to keep presidential subversion mission going and republicans have developed -- rino republicans developed a strange frame of schizophrenia. with credibility of his all democrat dem teams shredded and dems and deep state warning him not ton to interfere in midterm, mueller focused on taking farce he leads to new levels, ob

and border patrolmen tell me constantly every time there's any talk of legality or legal status, amnesty, dacad that's exactly what's happening. now, the president is right, but we have immigration laws that need to be enforced. but we have got to give the president the money he needs to actually get iten enforced. but woodrow wilson put about 75,000 national guard troops on our southern border. nobody came in that we didn't want to come in. and we've got to get the procedure changed so we don't let people step on american soil -- stuart: all right, louie -- >> -- if they're not coming legally. it's got to be stopped. stuart: i get you, but do you have the votes to get it done? i don't think you do. >> i don't think we do either. we just saw that on the spending bill where the president -- the omnibus, where they didn't get the president the money that he needed. it's why some of us voted against it. it is not addressing the problem. he got $1.5 billion for mending fences, basically? that's not giving him the tools he needs. we have got to get serious, and i think the american public has got t

amnesty program pres. obama tried to put in. we are talking about the daca program for childhood arrivals.put in a second program for the illegal parents. texas a couple years ago suit, made the same claim and got a nationwide injunction that eventually was upheld by the supreme court saying the president didn't have the authority to put in that kind of amnesty program for illegal aliens. >> a backlog of immigration cases, 1 million, what is the issue? >> immigration judges when they issue a deportation order don't have power to enforce their own borders the way other federal judges do. those get shipped to the department of homeland security and it is up to them to enforce it. the obama administration enforces our immigration laws. the number of deportation borders more than doubled during the obama administration. heather: what happens next with delay deportations? >> this is why the department of homeland security needs more resources, more agents, more money to basically work on that backlog. the pres. has been trying to get more money from congress to hire more agents and customs offi

amnesty for daca recipients. they say they came here when they were 3 years old, their mother led them across the rio grande river. i actually have seen the data. i don't know if any other member of congress has seen the data. we've been digging it out for months on end. and i think i'll soon be able to make it public. some of them were brought here at 3 years old. some of them were girls at that age. some of it was their mother. but that doesn't represent that universe of daca recipients. what i do know is of those large numbers, especially of males, that came here illegally, they were 14, 15, 16 and more years old, they knew what they were doing and they were responsible for what they were doing. i want to restore the rule of law, pass the farm bill and i want to get people back to work and i want to have allies on this floor that support work, whether they're democrats or republicans. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of

amnesty. where there is room for negotiation would be the data kids that have signed up -- daca kids that have signed up and the whichligible children, doubles that number. our leadership is talking to the white house. i have talked to the secretary of homeland security about how can we get a bill that can pass the house and senate and get signed into law. homeland security depends critically on law enforcement agencies. right now, there's a lot of criticism and questioning of the fbi and justice department. i wonder where the line of appropriate and necessary criticism leads off and when we undermine our security. you remember the church committee. a lot of people think that the. help our national security. where is -- that did not help our national security. where is the line? rep. mccaul: we talked about this very issue. i was a federal prosecutor for many years. i want to have faith and confidence in the institution of the fbi. i think most americans want to. i think things like that fisa application that included political opposition research on the opposing campaign being put into an app

amnesty is not the answer. the votes are not there to do what is the right approach. there are no democrats that support building a wall with a fair approach to dacaeye lows people to be citizens just like getting them on. that's the divide. >> is it the can' caucus that pd back? >> yeah, i think they wanted to see the mccall bill brought up before. we all want the same thing. we are working with the freedom castle. they wanted to vote on it soon to get it past. we are, woulding on the thyming and president trump to be on the tame page. >> what else can be done before the med term elections. we know, you had reel successle it moved the kneadl -- economic. >> chairman brady would like to do a phrase two of the tax cut bill. people are seeing more money in their pock debts. they are seeing companies growing. now they are looking to hire people. why should they be sitting at home getting taxpayer money and become part of the american dream. we need to get back to the farm bill. we need to bring a bill to the floor. president trump would like to solve this problem. obama created the problem without trying to solve it. nancy never tried to solve the pr

amnesty of up to 10 million folks over a decade. so the compromise bill, the democrats never want to compromise. we already have dealt with daca. that's the goodlatte bill dealing with all the kids daca qualified and they get a new status and can join the workforce, etc. and the major problem is this latest piece that is a political cycle. they are saying let's just do a wall in exchange for daca. then you will have another daca in five years. everybody knows that. the wall isn't the major problem. over half the problem we have is from visa overstays and lack of e-verify and chain migration. that's in the trump plan. the goodlatte bill is even better than the white house proposal in my view. it has been studied for 30 years. senator obama agreed with most all the points i mentioned. e-verify. bill clinton and barbara jordan did. the democratic party has gone off the rails on identity politics. we have 25 republicans working with 200 democrats to do a democrat bill and the good news is paul ryan and leadership promised it has to be majority of the majority republicans in order to pass the bill. all they have to do is block this

daca. that is consistent with what we are supposed to do. >> shannon: to the right of you, you could argue congressman steve king tweeting "holy cow. freedom caucus is linking amnesty bill to farmville. do i have to start an anti-amnesty caucus? ">> conservatives all across the country understand the goodlatte legislation is conservative and the kind of legislation we need and does what i described. it's got 20 some different policy areas that those down. we have asked our leadership for a vote on that. they have promised to get that. it is yet to happen. that promise was given months ago. all we are trying to do is make sure it does in fact actually happen. >> shannon: i want to make sure we ask you about the toughest story -- top story about the investigations. the mueller team turned over the memo that outlines his powers, the authorities that he was tasked to do. federal judge demanded he turned it over unredacted. so the federal judge has it. you don't have it. you are a coequal branch of government. i know you have asked for. >> congress in meadows and i sent a letter on april 9th and we actually asked rod rosenstein a couple is later. he said no, we are not