and they got it from us and so we call border patrol and border patrol get on the other side of the. kitchen when they come on the ill side . so if you look up there that's one of the towers that. that's our cost us ninety million dollars and that towers what is supposed to be watching the border right now and then when that tower sees something they call the border patrol. and they try to get gays in the air but it's so far away from anything that by the time they get here they're already fast. charlie bass. world former military and law enforcement we know how to go about doing this in the slow in the time we run into somebody. who is a ok we'll sit him down and then we ask them if they need any food or water or medical aid. regardless if you're bringing in the jordans or killing people in there then you know or if you're just sneaking into the country we don't want to see you die out there i mean dying of those. horrible ways i can. give you food water medical aid we call border patrol we'll put them up. listen to this from wide open there's people from seventy eight different cou

border patrol president and the border patrol union. brandon judge joins us here next. by the way, you hear lots of politicians thanking the borderatrol, don't you, in immigration and enforcement? i remember a senator -- no, not a senator. not a congressman. but we have a president that says thank you and is grateful and represents the express of most -- expression of most >> lou: president trump today saying he is willing to shut the government down to get the wall built and the border secured. president trump statements came in a joint press conference with italian prime minister where he called the u.s. immigration laws the laughingstock of the world. the president's words unfortunately seem to fall on deaf ears on rhinos in congress as they usually do. >> i don't like to play shutdown politics. let's try to avoid it. >> i don't think we will shut down the government. let's make sure we keep the government open but we'll get better policies on immigration. >> if the president wants to shut down the government, that is his prerogative. i think it would be a mistake and i don't think it is going to be necessary. >> lou: well, it

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and these are more markings than you see on much of the northern border. the border patrol says despite their dedicated personnel and other technology, people are coming across illegally. last year, border patrol agents along the northern border caught 3,027 people who were in the country illegally. nearly half, 1,489, were from mexico, which is on the southern border. mexican citizens don't need a visa to enter canada, and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300. the border patrol uses high tech motion sensors and cameras to monitor some areas, but they admit there are hundreds of miles of unguarded border, and they simply don't know how many people are coming across illegally. don dahler, cbs news, derby line, vermont. night, hundreds homes because of a bank's mistake. like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. when 9 out of 10 men don't get the hydration their skin needs. that's why dove men + care body wash has a unique hydrating formula... ...to keep men's skin healthier and stronger. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neu

border has never been more secure along the u.s.-mexico border. today we have over 20,000 border patrol agents who made less than 400,000 arrests last year and 15 years ago you only had 5,000 border patrolking 1.2 million arrests and far fewer people are getting across that border and primarily the majority of which are now central american families and the central american families are not trying to, v evade capt and they're surrendering their asylum claim and there is a security risk around the border and the border patrol has never been better, quipped. you cannot conflate with the security crisis and they are different problems and when you have a security solution to a humanitarian crisis you weaken the border security. >> that's very interesting because you're saying that the country is being made less safe than more safe with this kind of policy. to that end, yes, am i right? >> you're absolutely right. border patrol agents are not trained and not supposed to be standing guard over little children who have been separated from their parents. border patrol agents should be between the ports of entry getting bad guys and trying to smuggle drugs into the united states and individuals

and these are more marking than you see on much of the northern border. the border patrol says despite their dedicated personnel and all their technology, people are coming across illegally. last year, border patrolagents along the northern border caught untry illegally. nearly half -- 1,489 -- were from mexico, which is on the southern border. mexican citizens don't need a visa to enter canada. and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300. the border patrol uses high tech motion detectors, sensors, and cameras to monitor some areas, but they admit there are hundreds of miles of unguarded border. and they simply don't know how many people are coming across illegally. don dahler, cbs news, derby line, vermont. >> quijano: when we return. a brave boy takes his first steps -- and inspires millions. >> quijano: we end tonight with a little boy's inspiring journey. walk just a few steps in his shoes and it may brighten your day. here's cbs evening news anchor jeff glor. >> are your hold them? >> yes. >> glor: roman dinkel was diagnosed with spina bifida -- a defect in an embryo's developing spine -- during an ultrasound at 20 weeks. >> we just expected to hear the normal things: th

it is true, don, people vilify border patrol and -- >> you said mainstream media vilifies border patrolw about michael hayden tweeting out a picture of auschwitz and comparing our border patrol and i.c.e. agents -- >> what was the context of that? what was the context of that? >> it was illegal border crossings by people with children. >> families -- >> families that were being put in cages or separated at the border. no one said that -- no one talked about the ethnicity of the border patrol agents. no one said they were awful because they're hispanic or white. >> really? yes, they have, don. >> you talk about one person -- >> yes, they have. i can tell you about it. >> you talk about one person in the media -- i have not seen the mainstream media writ large do that. you made that up. >> i did not make it up. you do it on your show almost every night you call the president a racist. every viewer knows it does. speaking of i.c.e. specifically, i wrote an article -- >> i'm not going to let you get away with that. because what you said is just not true. >> you call him a racist every night

and these are more markings than you'd see on much of the onrthern border. the border patrol says despite their dedicated personnel and thl their technology, people are coming across illegally. last year, border patrolnts along the northern border caught 3,027 people who were in the country illegally. nearly half, 1,489, were from mexico, which is on the southern border. mexican citizens don't need a nasa to enter canada. and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300. the border patrol uses high-tech motion detectors, sensors, and cameras to monitor some areas, but they admit there are hundreds of miles of unguarded border, and they simply don't know how many people are coming across illegally. don dahler, cbs news, derby line, vermont. >> glor: up next here tonight, avndreds may have lost their homes because of a bank's mistake. kept spelling my name with an 'i' it's bryan with a 'y.' since birth. well, i happen to know some people. do they listen? what? they're amazing listeners. guidance from professionals who take their time to get to know you. digestive advantage probiotics have a strong natural protein shell. so while other brands may have billions of probiotics many can str

and they got it from us and so we call border patrol and border patrol get on the other side of the.etchum when they come on the ill side . so if you look up there that's one of the towers that. that's our cost us ninety million dollars and that towers what is supposed to be watching the border right now and then when that tower sees something they call the border patrol. and they try to get the gays in the air but it's so far away from anything that the time they get here they're already fast. charlie bass. world former military and law enforcement we go out and go about doing this slow any time we run into somebody. but it was a tip ok we'll sit them down and then we ask them if they need any food or water or medical aid. regardless if you're bringing in. drugs or killing people in there then you know or if you're just sneaking into the country we don't want to see you die out there and be dying of the horrible ways i can. give you food water medical aid we call border patrol we'll put them up. listen to this wide open there's people from seventy eight different countries coming th

and move over to border patrol. or if you are us marshals have you in custody and you moved to the border patrol, the transfer from one agency to another. we use arrest and transfers together. we estimated 1.44 million times individuals have been arrested or transferred over the course of our review session. multiple times. >> host: janice is a republican, go ahead. >> caller: thank you. as a lay person who has a vague idea what is going on in the federal government or local governments, it appears to us that many of you studies are done and then our elected officials say i did something. what is done with this information that you gather? what benefit do i get from all the information the federal government gathers, and never does anything. >> host: answer the question. >> guest: a part of what gao does is produce these reports and do these investigations to help congress make policy decisions. as it relates to this report we were asked to provide basic general information about the state of criminal aliens in the us and congress will take that and possibly make policy decisions or policy choices about it. what is re

and these are more markings than you see on much of the northern border. the border patrol says despite their dedicated personnel and all their technology people are coming across illegally. last year border patrol agents along the northern border caught 3,027 people who were in the country illegally. nearly half, 1,489, were from mexico, which is on the southern border. mexican citizens don't need a visa to enter canada, and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300. the border patrol uses high-tech motion detectors, sens cameras to monitor some areas but they admit there are hundreds of miles of unguarded border and they simply don't know how many people are coming across illegally. don dahler, cbs news, derbyline, vermont. >>> coming up next,ew the inves children found at a new mexico compound. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. but i am a simple farmer.bas! my life is

border patrol and vilify i.c.e. -- >> you said the main stream media vilify border patrol. that is simply not true. >> really? l hayden tweeting out a picture of auschwitz and comparing our border patrol and i.c.e. agents to the nazi ss. >> what the context of it? what was the context of it? >> the context of it was illegal border crossings of people with children. >> that were the families being put in cages and separated at the border. no one has said that or talked about the ethnicity of the border patrol agents or said they were hispanic or white. >> yes they have, don. >> you're talking about one person. i've not seen the main stream media writ large do that. >> almost every night you call the president a racist. don't tell me this doesn't happen. everyone knows it does. and speaking of i.c.e. -- >> i'm not going to let you get away with that because what you said is just not true. >> don, you call him a racist every night. >> well, would you like me to go through the evidence of his racism that you can't see because you have the trump derangement blinders on? you can't see? would you like me to start bac

and border protection had 50 percent fewer border patrol agents on board that we have today. the average agent apprehended approximately 97 people per year. for context, 2017, the average border patrol agent apprehended less than 20 people per year. across all northern and southern border sectors. to say immigrants are overrunning our border is a lie. the purpose is for the prior two deployments are also different than the one launched earlier this year. during operation jumpstart, the bush of menstruation was in the midst of hiring and training thousands more border patrol agents. once staffing levels increased by 40 percent, the operation ended in 2008. operation ... was launched in 2010. when cartel violence and mexican side was rising.and the threat of spillover violence was a serious concern. today apprehension levels are the lowest levels we have seen since the early 1970s. the threat of border violence is less. the purposes for the new deployment are purely reactionary and political. let's remember that in early april, the president was reacting impulsively to backlash from the far right. about the spending bill he had just signed that had less than the $25 billion he wanted

and then you move over to border patrol. or if the u.s. marshals have you in custody and then you move over to border patrol. it's a transfer from one agency to another. we use arrest and transfers together. we estimate that about 1.4 4 haveon times individuals been arrested or transferred over the course of the review session. in ladysmith,s virginia. republican. go ahead. caller: hi. as a layperson who has a vague idea of what's going on in the federal government or local government it appears to us that many of these studies are done and then our elected officials say, i did something. what is done with this benefit do iwhat get from all the information that the federal government gathers and never do anything? guest: a part of what gao does as we produce these reports and to do these investigations to help congress make policy decisions. asked to provide basic general information about the state of criminal aliens in the u.s.. andcongress will take that possibly make policy decisions or choices about it. what's also really good and informative about this report is the information we provide at the state l

and i want to get the border patrol's perspective on this. did the president do the right thing by honoring i.c.e. and border patrol agents? he absolutely did. i knew brian terry personally. it hit me when he died. i knew nick ivy's brother. i worked side by side with nick ivy's brother, when he died. when the president has honoring those heroes that put their lives on the line to protect our citizens, of course that's the right thing to do. jason, you are the only sitting congressman that i know of that actually patrolled the border. you seized dope. you know, you know personally how difficult that job is. how difficult is it? >> jason: i have been there multiple times to the border and i did, i went out, we chased and caught this dope and it was bad. it was really bad. they would have ended up on the streets and hurt our kids. i want to get your take on another story that certainly appears to make i.c.e. out as real villains. here's "the new york times" headline. "i.c.e. the team detained man who was driving his pregnant wife to a hospital in "the sacramento bee." they were on their way to a hospital to have a baby when

border patrol and law enforcement. we will protect those who protect us. >> president trump honoring the work of i.c.e. and border patrol to keep america safe aren't always appreciated. jackson county sheriff a.j.

borders. if you enter this country illegally and happen to get by the border patrol no one is looking for you. if you get arrested by the border patrolnd get released because you are waiting to see a judge and you don't show up in court or you show up in court and get an order of removal and don't leave mike over half a million that currently exist in this country, no one is looking for you. if you get a visa to come visit and you don't leave, no one is looking for you. the president's right, abolishing ice equals open borders. tries predators will be at arrested. less children will be safe from child predators? >> tucker: let's say you work for ice, and you did of course, you ran it. you are a federal law enforcement agent and you turn on the television and elected officials are calling you racist, they're comparing you to the nazis, saying your job should be eliminated because you are criminal. what's that like? >> it's insulting. they are pointing a finger. they are vilifying them for enforcing laws that congress enacted. i'm a native new yorker and i'm disgusted by the governor of new york. i've done more for the safety and secur

and border protection, the border patrol is an office within customs and border protection. this is one of my personal pet peeves. the agency is customs and border protection and the border patrol is an office within the bp. -- cbp. issue --iating your your mission from that of customs and enforcement. >> we have critical partnerships with ice. homeland security investigations, they are key investigative partners are transnational crimes, whether it is the smuggling of people or narcotics. they are the number one agency we work with in addition to fbi, dea, and other partners. >> they are the investigators? >> yes. we make a drug seizure in a port partner, they are our to prosecute that case. enforcement and removal operations, that is the arm of ice that takes custody of those that we apprehend crossing our borders illegally that present at our ports of entry, and they also transport unaccompanied children. >> once your role is done at the border, ice takes over? >> correct. >> you mentioned a lot of different things. monitoring trade, looking for transnational criminals, smuggling of narcotics and drugs and money and guns and other things across the border. we hear all the ti

border patrol u.s. border patrol is reporting the number of migrant death activists and officials have spent here is compiling a so-called death the doctors being used to help identify those who died trying to cross the us mexico border and they gathered there has more from tucson. head north we're going to hit this site for years alvarado enciso has been scouring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by honoring the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares doing this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes you know that the me they are fallen heroes do come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's. quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way alvarez works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilomete

and border protection. i am proud to have served the u.s. border patrol and immigration service short of 24 years. border patrol's role in the immigration process is to transfer individuals who illegally cross our borders. our colleagues in the office operations perform some of the processing roles for those who are determined to be inadmissible at ports of entry while facilitating a legitimate trade and travel that moves through the ports each day. i would like to discuss the processing of unaccompanied alien children and how this role interacts with our partners today. between october 1, 2017 and july 31st, 2018, more than 40,000 have been apprehended. an additional 7000 alien children have been deemed admissible at ports of entry. encounteredwe've nearly 50,000 children at our borders. these arrive at our borders after a dangerous journey. many have been subjected to abuse at the hands of human traffickers, criminals, and opportunists. the men and women treat the children with utmost professionalism and compassion and work to ensure their welfare well in custody. upon in countering a child at the border, offic

and we will swear each of the witnesses. 2016, ms. probst was selected deputy chief of u.s. border patrol. she entered on duty with the u.s. border patrol january 8, 95. 2013 she became chief patrol agent and sheila 1200 employees. in 2015 she she became deputy assistant commissioner, the office of professional responsibility. mr. matthew albence was appointed executive associate director for enforcement and removale operations for i.c.e. february 2017. he began his career as a special agent with the former u.s. immigration and naturalization service. mr. albans leads er oh to remove aliens who present a danger to national security or at risk to public safety, as well as those who enter the united states without documentation or otherwise determined, otherwise undermining the integrity of our immigration laws and our border control efforts. jonathan white, commander is his title, was appointed deputy director of children's programs, office of refugees resettlement january 2017. january 2017. in that capacityin he manages te unaccompanied alien children program, which provides care and custody to over 100,000 young people annually who ar

border patrol. we need border patrol. if you have a house and somebody goes to sleep on your lawn and you say, sorry, folks, get out of here. if you call the police they will remove them. this is your lawn. this our country. get the hell out. and we are doing really well. but we have bad laws. we are setting record numbers in terms of positive stuff. but we just have bad luck. catch and release. now, you take his name, and then you release him. and he's supposed to show up to a court hearing. the problem is there are thousands and thousands of people, we don't have enough judges. but hopefully the justice department will get moving on that. hopefully. come on, justice department, get us some judges over there. focus, focus. so they come back three or four years later, but here is the problem. they never come back. they don't come back. why the hell would they come back? so a very tiny percentage comes back. you catch a stone cold criminal. you take his name. you see he's a criminal. you see he's bad in many cases. catch and release. you catch him then you release him and he goes into our wonderful towns. he comes to the wonderful state of pennsylvania. catch and release. we have to end it. we have to's our lottery system. we have to end chain migration. and we have to build the wall. we are going to do it. and bob casey is against every one of the things i just said. he wants the lottery system. he wants chain migration. he wants it because schumer said to have it. they think it's good politically. i think it's horrible politically. what do i know. but i did become president in like a year and a half. so we need republicans. we need lou barletta. he is tough. we need lou barletta. we do. he's tough. but they are liking you, lou. they are liking you. i could have told you that. all you have to do is meet him. all you have to do is see him. i hear bob casey is afraid to debate lou barletta. he does the want to do it. is that true? i hear he's afraid to debate. i want to watch that debate. is the president of theouts allowed to come into the debate forum where you probably have 25 people watching, and is he allowed to sit in the front row watching lou barletta destroy in the debate bob casey? is he allowed to? i will be there. that would be great entertainment. i have seen this one before. he's tough. so i want to thank republican leadership because america is winning again. lou said it before, but last week we announced the u.s. economy grew at 4.1% last quarter. nobody thought that was possible. and if the democrats got in that number would be 1.2%, it could even turn negative. it was going to go down because of the regulations. we were being choked. i approved the keystone xl pipeline and the dakota access pipeline, 48,000 jobs in like my first few hours in office. since the election we added a number that nobody would have believed. then i never would have said on the campaign trail because they would have done a big number on me. 3.7 million new jobs, including close to 400,000 0 -- 400,000 jobs in the manufacturing world. remember? remember when they said manufacturing is dead? it is? who is going to make things? manufacturing is dead they said. we added 400,000 incredible jobs. i will say it over and over. remember i said, what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? african-americans, so many others, i said what do you have to lose? you have high crime rates, you have horrible education. i went through a list of 10. that's what happened. i said you have been totally giving your votes to democrats. they let you down. i said what the hell do you have to lose. you know what? this new election and certainly the next one where we are going to have it just keep america great. i love those hats. but they will be -- make america great again will morph into keep america great. but don't lose those hats. they will be very valuable some day. maybe the greatest slogan ever. ronald reagan had one, let's make america great. but i like ours better. the african-american unemployment rate has reached the lowest level in the history of our country. [cheers and applause] honestly, think of that number. i really think that's hard for the democrats to beat. think of that statement. the lowest number in the history of our country. how do you top that? let's say i'm running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i tell you i have got to hand it to bernie. i saw him up there the other day, hair getting white and white and he's getting crazier and crazier. i saw him, we'll stop donald trump. we are stopping him. i looked at my wife and said you have got to hand it to that guy. he doesn't quit. and that's okay. crazy bernie. he's one crazy dude. so i don't know who we are going to run against. i don't know. but when bernie tells how wonderful things are, think of it, he wants to raise your taxes and create massive amounts of crime. he wants to open your borders. just think of it. when he goes out and i say one thing. african-american, hispanic, asian. you have the lowest level of unemployment in the history of our country. how does somebody fight that? how does somebody fight it? right? how do you fight that? don't forget, when i was running the last time against crooked hillary, what happened? i had nothing like that. i said i was going to do that. but you had to take my word for it. one of those guys said recently, whether you like him or not, he's actually fulfilled more promises that he made. and i have. and i had obamacare done except one guy at 2:00 in the morning went in and says, he went thumbs down. even though he campaigned for years, repeal and replace. but we have done a number on obamacare. we are coming out with tremendous healthcare plans. we have gotten rid of the individual mandate, the most of unpopular thing probably in our country. gone gone. no individual

and border patrol agents. and by the way, you know who wants the wall more than any of us? i.c.e. and border patrol and that's a big factor in stopping the drugs from coming in. human traffickers, which is worse, human traffickers. who would believe, and it's because of the internet, this election is about security and about jobs we have produced. thanks to republicans our economy is booming like it has another never boomed before. we've created another number that nobody would have believed if i had set it during the campaign. 4 million new jobs since the election. almost 3.9 million americans have been lifted off of food stamps, think of that. they don't need them because they have a job. they are eating better now. they don't need of food stamps. almost 4 million, think of it. last year in west virginia, per capita and income group, 40% faster than the national average. 40%, congratulations. i told you, last time i was here, you weren't so happy like you are now. we have added over 400,000 new manufacturing jobs nationwide. that number is soon going to exceeds 600,000 and our opponents said, the

border patrol, and that there is no chance of any enforcement being taken against them, you will never have border security. if you're getting rid of the interior forstmann arm -- interior enforcement arm, you want border patrol to make arrests and stop people there but once they get by border patrol, let them go. you're not against illegal entry, you are against attempted illegal entry. >> if ice was no longer in existence and no longer enforced our laws in the interior of the united states, for the primary victim of that be the minority communities in which many of these people operate? >> these minority communities are the primary victims now because these individuals are involved in gang activity and criminal activity and generally commit crimes against those in the same communities in which they reside. >> if our primary goal is family unification, which we all share, why not just keep the child with the adult and enforce the law? >> senator, the issue there is that under the flores settlement agreement and the determination made by the courts in 2015, we can no longer detain individuals longer than 20 days. no child, not just unaccompanied children. >> that means that if somebody violates our immigratio

border patrol. we need border patrol. if you have a house, and somebody goes to sleep on your lawn, you say, sorry folks, get out of here. if you call the police they're going to remove -- they're going to say, it's your lawn! this is our country. this is our country. get the hell out. we are doing really well, but we have bad laws. so catch and release. you catch him, now you take his name, then you release him. and he is supposed to show up to a court hearing. the problem is his thousands and thousands of people, we don't have enough judges, but hopefully the justice department will get moving on that. hopefully. come on, justice department! get us some judges over there. focus, focus. so, they come back three or four years later, but here's the problem. they never come back! they don't come back. why the the hell with they come back? you take a stone cold criminal, you take his name, you see he's a criminal, bad in many cases. catch and release. you catch him and you now release him, and he now goes into our wonderful towns. he now comes to the wonderful state of pennsylvania. [boos] catch and release! we have to ended. we have to and catch and release. we have to end our lottery system. we have to end chain migration, and we have to build the wall, and we are going to do it. [cheers and applause] and bob casey he's against every one of the things i just said. he wants the lottery system, he wants a chain migration -- by the way, if you ask him why, he wants to because schumer said to have it. they think it's good, politically. i tell you what, i think it's horrible politically. what do i know? but i did become president in like, a year and a half. so, we need republicans. we need lou barletta. he is tough. we do. he's tough. they are liking you, lou. they are liking you. i could've told you that a long time -- all you have to do is meet them, all you have to do is see him. i hear that bob casey is afraid to debate lou barletta. he doesn't want to debate him. i hear he's afraid to debate. is that true? i hear he's afraid to debate. i want to watch the debate. i want to be -- is the president of the united states allowed to come into the debate format -- you probably have 25 people watching -- is he allowed to sit in the front row watching lou barletta destroy in the debate bob casey? am i allowed to do that? if i am, i will be there. i will be there. that will be great entertainmen entertainment. that will be great entertainment. i've seen this one before. he's tough. so, i want to thank republican leadership, because america is winning again. [cheers and applause] >> [cheers and applause]. >> the democrats got in that number would be 1.2. it could even turn negative. it was going to go down. because of the regulations. we would be choked. don't forget an approved the keystone pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. 48,000 jobs in my first few hours in office. >> [cheers and applause]. >> since the election, we have added a number that nobody would have believed. i would have never said on the campaign trail am i would not have said it because they would have done a number on me. 3.7 million new jobs including close to 400,000 jobs in the manufacturing world. remember? remember? >> [cheers and applause]. >> remember when nay said manufacturing is dead. oh, is it? who is going to make things? tell me. manufacturing manufacturing is dead they said. you heard this but i say it over and over because i am proud of it. i said what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? african-americans and so many others: what do you have to lose? you have high crime rates and horrible education. i went through a list. that's what happened. i looked and you have been giving your votes to democrats. they let you down. i said what the hell do you have to lose? you know why? this new election and certainly the next one, where we will it just keep america great. i love those hats. >> [cheers and applause]. >> make america great again will morph into keep america great, exclamation point. don't lose those hats. they will be very valuable some day. make america great again. maybe the greatest slogan ever. ronald reagan had one. let's make america great, i like it, but ours is better. i like ours better. the african-american unemployment rate has reached the lowest level in the history of our country. >> [cheers and applause]. >> honestly, think of that number. i really think that's hard for the democrats to beat. the lowest number for you in the history of our country. how do you top that let's say i am running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. i have to hand it to bernie. i saw him up there the other day. that hair is getting whiter and whiter and he is get crazier and crazier. i saw him: we will stop donald trump. i looked at my wife, i said you know what? you have to hand it to that guy. that guy doesn't quit, and that's okay. crazy bernie. he is one crazy dude. so, i don't know who we will run against. i don't know. but, when bernie tells how wonderful things are: he wants to raise taxes, create crime and open bordersjust think of it. when he goes out and i say one thing, african-american, hispanic, asian. you have the lowest level of unemployment in the history of our country. how does somebody fight that, right? how does somebody fight it. >> [cheers and applause]. >> huh? >> [cheers and applause]. >> how do you fight that? don't forget, when i was running the last time against crooked hillary, what happened? what happened? i had nothing like that. i said i was going to do that, but had you to take my word for it. one of these guys said -- >> welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president is speaking at a rally in pennsylvania live. we will listen in and come back when he is done. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i had obamacare done except one guy at 2 o'clock in the morning went in and went thumbs down, even though he campaigned for years repeal and replace. but we have done a number on obamacare. we are coming out with tremendous health care plans. we got rid of the individual mandate, the mos

and children at the border. rather than showing up at courthouses. [all speaking] >> border patrol separating families, not i.c.e. i support the border patrol doing that, the numbers were down by 20%. should have stuck with it another 30 days and the problem would be solved. decriminalizing illegal immigration is going to result in more illegal immigrants coming to this country. that's just a fact. >> jason: gentlemen, thank you. the reality is if you put up a wall, you're not going toolimim separate families because they are not going to get into the country in the first place. well, i appreciate you being here. more left-wing outrage tonight, this time over a report the trump administration is considering using federal funds to help arm teachers in the classroom. we will debate it next. >> jason: according to "the new york times," secretary of education betsy devos considering a plan that would provide federal funding to help arm teachers. predictably, the left reacted with outrage. >> teachers don't want guns. they know it makes them a target if, god forbid, a shooters come into the school. and now devos wants to take federal funds away

border patrol u.s. border patrol is under reporting the number of migrant death activists and officials have spent here is compiling a so-called death match the doctors being used to help identify those who died trying to cross the us mexico border and gallagher has more from tucson. north we're going to hit this site for years overall enciso has been scaring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind the colombian artist wants to expose its secrets by on or in the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the family because there's somebody here that cares i'm doing this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes you know that to me they are fallen heroes to come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a bit of light beer it's. quite a journey that should be.

border patrol and law enforcement. we will protect those who protect us. >> president trump honoring the work of i.c.e. and border patrol today, saying their efforts to keep america safe aren't always appreciated. jackson county sheriff a.j. louderback will weigh in. >>> tensions heat up between the u.s. and turkey. president erdogan vowing his country will not be intimidated by the united states and calling the currency crisis an attack on the turkish economy. we will talk to nigel farage. >>> and john brennan threatening legal action after president trump revoked his national security clearance. brennan saying he will go to court over it. president trump says do it. karl rove will join us. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, we have the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm in for liz mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts now. john: stocks rising, the dow closing up 89 points and the s&p finishing less than 1% from its record. more on your money in just a second. >>> first, this just in. president trump speaking to reuters on a number of topics, including criticizing federal reserve chai

and border patrol agents. [applause] president trump: you want to know who wants the wall more than any of us? i.c.e. and border patrolcause they know that will be a big factor in stopping the drugs that come in, the human traffickers, which is worse than at any time in the history of our world. human traffickers, who would believe? and it is because of the internet. this election is about security, and this election is about jobs. we have produced. thanks to republicans, our economy is booming like it has never bloomed before. -- boomed before. we created another number no one would have believed if i said it during the campaign. 4 million new jobs in speaking much. election.he almost 3.9 million americans have been listed off food stamps. they don't need them, because they have a job. they are even better now. they don't need food stamps, almost 4 million. almost think of it. last year in virginia, income per capita grew 40% faster than the national average. congratulation. >> [cheers and applause] president trump: i told you, last time i was here, you want happypy -- weren't so like you are now. said there is no su

border illegally. i know that's border patrol and not ice. to your point this seems insane. >> i started my career in border patrol. i love the border patrol.. to say de criminalize illegal entry in the united states, number one, you think there is a surge on the border? you de criminalize it wait and see what happens on the border. you won't be able to control it second of all we all learned as children unless there is a consequence or deterrence to bad behavior. that behavior is going to continue. it's a right policy and we need to keep pushing the policy. when you enter this country illegally, it is a crime. and they can't changes that they will can't de criminalize it because the exact effect is more people come to this country which equals. this one of the candidates in texas used to be a customs agent. she needs to go back and remember what it was like to be a customs agent smuggle drugs and weapons. murder gerd border patrol agents and ice. she discussing all three platforms on this candidates are disgusting. anti-law enforcement and president trump and america. brian: really only 27% of the people want to abolish ice, that includes

and border patrol agents. [cheers and applause] and by the way, and you know who wants the wall more than any of us? i.c.e. and border patrolis going to be a big, big factor in stopping the drugs from coming in. the human traffickers, which is worse all over the world than at any time in the history of our world. human traffickers. who would believe? it's because of the internet. this election is about security and this election is also about jobs we have produced. thanks to republicans, our economy is booming like it has never bloomed before. we created another number that no one would have believed if i said it during the campaign. 4 million new jobs since the election. [cheers and applause] almost 3.9 million americans have been lifted off food stamps. think of that. they don't need them because they have a job. they don't need food stamps. almost 4 million. think of it. western west virginia, per capita income groups, 40% faster than the national average. 40%, congratulations. congratulations. [cheers and applause] i told you last time i was here you were so happy like you are now. we've added over 400,000 new manufactu