dana rohrabacher, congressman from california is with us. you brought up an excellent point, right now what law enforcement, whether it's local, state or federal, need to do is to work together in anything that we do as a country to divide those forces, we do at our own peril, no? >> that's right, and right now when this state is trying to say through and under the idea of sanctuary, that our law enforcement people can't work with the federal law enforcement officials in dealing with criminal aliens, this is a betrayal of the american people. in fact, we're already facing it in housing. there's so much frustration in california. our neighborhoods aren't safe anymore. we've got low-income housing, totally used up by illegals. bidding down our jobs, kids are getting a worse education and the health care is being compromised, and now we have these criminal elements, and when you have a sanctuary state, you're inviting criminals from other countries to come here. david: congressman, what is the latest on whether or not the local officials agree

dana rohrabacher of california. shery: major averages paring back some earlier losses.here is taylor riggs with the latest. >> you stole my thunder, paring back losses, we were sharply red and coming back a little bit and this week has been characterized by the same volatility, losses, gains, losses, gains, losses again. the nasdaq down as much as 6/10 of 1% and trying to crawl back. terminal, we have a cool earnings chart. or 20he past 20 quarters earnings seasons i should say, the s&p posted gains, this until february when we had the big equity volatility moment that happened. the real question is -- today, we talk about the bank earnings and kicking off earnings season, does that continue? trying to get back to games today but i like this chart as we look at earnings season at what it does to the s&p 500. i want to talk about the michigan survey, consumer sentiment survey we saw. we see consumer stocks a little bit weaker because of that. the survey showed it fell more than forecast in april. 8% drop and people expecting higher income. this led to a drop in helpful f

joining me to discuss is california congressman dana rohrabacher.d to have you here. >> good to be with you, thank you. trish: why didn't it happen? we knew north korea was a threat, we've known that for ages. we didn't engage any in economic pressure, certainly not to the extent that we see now? >> well, some of the economic pressure supposedly put on our enemies in the past by other administrations have not really been tough sanctions at all. like you are pointing out this is having a impact on the lifestyle in north korea. we had different administrations on and it didn't really impact them. lucky we have a president serious about this. we also have a president offers just like ronald reagan, he is being really tough but also offering an open hand for friendship. that worked to help us end the cold war, perhaps this president, following ronald reagan's lead will end the war in korea, finally. trish: yet you have so many folks out there really concerned, oh, my goodness we are heading straight for a trade war? how can we possibly tell countries li

the trump family and then also in our report you'll see that natalia veselnitskaya also met dana rohrabacher over in russia. it was an unannounced meeting. other parts of the globe, she would just pop up and meet with congressmen rohrabacher. she is a spy. she is competing with sergey kislyak, how hard she was working. should have been obvious. don, i have written legislation that is called a duty to report which says that if you are contacted by an agent of a foreign power, as a candidate or someone on the campaign team you have to tell the fbi. there are so many people who were approached by russians with dirt on hillary clinton or who offered to connect donald trump to vladimir putin and they said nothing. >> okay, so, listen, in this, the republicans did push back on some of the actions taken by the trump campaign saying the trump tower meeting demonstrated poor judgment and that trump's praise for wikileaks was highly objectionable. are you happy they at least included that or do you think they had to include something. >> poor judgment is when you eat pizza too late. what they did was

dana rohrabacher of california. mr. rohrabacher: secretary mitchell, last month in kosovo, turkish -- six turkish nationals were kidnapped and sent back against their will to turkey, where they are imprisoned. it's somewhat of a scandal in kosovo. we have in turkey now a government that's really not only willing to oppress its own people which as we know they've been arrested by the thousands but now it's projecting itself into europe and conducting itself in instances like i've just described. quite frankly the tone of your testimony today was certainly not someone that seemed to be alarmed about the misdirection of turkey. are we going to be giving them those f-35's and d believe we should continue trading turkey s it evolves into this radical islamic government and continue to treat them as if they were you are allifes 10, 15, 20 years ago? sec. mitchell: let me start with the issue of kosovo and say that we stumbled -- followed that development closely. a very concerning development. would -- we have been in touch v