do we have ellison glasses? parker: no, we don't have inventory.ean, i could sell these off my face for 100 bucks right now on the beach. lemonis: you can sell those off your face for $100? do you really think you can do that? taylor: yeah. let's go walk around. i want to sell some [bleep] lemonis: so then let's roll. let's go. [ engine starts ] feels like "tron." taylor: let's see. who wants some glasses? lemonis: it's time to put taylor's big mouth and his overconfidence on his selling skills to the test. and let's hope he does better with the sunglasses than he did with flex watches. taylor: what's up? how you guys doing? what's up, guys? you interested at all in learning about these glasses? the name is called ellison. man #2: no. that's okay. taylor: we have these for sale. man #3: i like these. taylor: nice, right? you feel the weight? they're nice and light. man #3: yeah. for real. taylor: so, i can give you these glasses today for 100 bucks. don't you wish you could have a pair? man #3: no, i don't. man #4: i'm an optician. i've been a mast

when they let keith ellison, known to be the nation of islam spokesman, an islamist hateful group. founded by louis farrakhan, mainstreamed by allowing him to be deputy chairman of their party. it's got to stop. stuart: you used extremely strong language. >> yes. stuart: insulting language there. >> yes. stuart: you have used it. i don't hear other jewish members of congress saying the same thing. they are not making the same demands and not using the same language. >> absolutely correct. they are still playing politics. that's why people are beginning to say there's no room for jews in the democratic party. i think the older generation, it's beginning to happen a little bit but more and more younger jews realize this is ridiculous. they have this ghetto of jewish voters in the democratic party, it's built on them trying to exploit the jews and make the jews be afraid of the people who are their friends. when you have chuck schumer saying republicans are making israel part -- what does it mean? president trump, who has moved

joining me is keith ellison, the first muslim elected to congress. also the first muslim elected to be a state attorney general. thank you very much for being with us, sir. why don't you think the president was willing to say that he sees white nationalism, the white supremacy movement on the rise around the world? >> i think sometimes you simply have to yield to the objective evidence, and that is -- that points to him being sympathetic to that point of view. whether it's charlottesville or whatever it is, i mean it all seems to point back to he has some sympathy for that position and is not willing to condemn it. he wouldn't condemn david duke. there's just so many points of evidence that indicate that for some reason, he is reluctant to condemn white supremacy or recognize it. and i think that's dangerous. not just to communities of color, jews, gays, people like that. it's dangerous to the government because i think that, for one

. >> so larry ellison on the call calling out a big cloud rival.take a listen. >> our infrastructure technology is highly differentiated from aws. each one of our cloud computers has a separate security processor and memory to insulate customers from intruding upon each other and it also makes our cloud control code inaccessible by customers no other cloud services provider offers this kind of protection across their entire public cloud. >> so you hear mr. ellison trying to sound this bullish tone we started the call roughly flat and now we're going lower. the ceo in terms of q4 revenue growth, she said expectancy row to negative 2% in u.s. dollars i was going back and forth with steve connick who covers the name he said it was not as good as some hoped for mark herd talking about a good solid quarter. he rattled off some key customer wins and talked about a growing relationship they have with gap. again, you can see the stock heading lower. adobe also heading lower in the after hours. it did report 171 on 2.6 billion. analysts were looking for 162

barber who is reporting from west palm beach near the president's home at mar-a-lago, ellison. >> goodevening, rick, yeah, president trump is not backing away from threat to shutdown the u.s.-mÉxico border even though some members of his own party say it would be a bad idea, in a new tweet, president trump said, quote, mÉxico must use strong immigration laws to stop many thousands of people trying to get into the usa, detention are maxed out. next step to close the bored. president trump threatened to close the southern border in the past but he never actually did it. he also never set any sort of time frame for when he potentially would shut it down, he talked about before government shutdown in december but yesterday he offered a time frame saying it could happen next week. >> if they don't stop them we are closing the border, we'll close it and keep it close for a long time, i'm not playing games, mÉxico has to stop it. they have people coming right through mÉxico. very likelihood that i will close border next week and that'll be fine with me. >> senator dianne feinstein says the pr

muni has not said if anyone was hurt in the crash. >>> oracle billionaire larry ellison is making good to reopen the famed cal nava resort in lake tahoe. abc7 first told you about his plans to buy the bankrupt lake tahoe casino and hotel in 2017. he purchased the 13-acre property for more than $35 million, and now his team is getting ready to submit a proposal that would include democratam issuing the original -- demolishing the original resort. construction plans include a casino and hotel. the site once hosted celebrities including frank sinatra and marilyn monroe. >>> powerball by the numbers. the latest on tonight's historic drawing. >>> and you have probably heard the popular lady gaga song "shallow." but probably never the way this local group performs it. you'll hear it for yourself ahead. >>> it's certainly a cool start to the weekend. i'm tracking a warmer finish, but the next storm is on its way. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light f

hi, ellison. >> hey, leland. the u.s.epartment of commerce says if the border shut down, it would be a debacle. the president says he'll do it if mexico doesn't stop the migrants coming across the border illegally. this is a threat he's made in the past and did nothing. this time president trump is adamant, he's not playing game. >> oil trade, mexico is making absolutely a fortune with the united states. we have right now two big caravans coming up from guatemala, massive caravans, walking right through mexico. so mexico's tough, they can stop them, but they chose not to. now they're going to stop them and if they don't stop them, we're closing the border. they'll close it and we will keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games. >> the president said it could be closed to all trade. and a border crossing for five hours it happened in november, the local chamber of commerce said in that short period of time their economy lost revenues of $5.3 million. the u.s. chamber of commerce says closing the u.s.-mexico bord

ellison barber at the white house. thank you.d yesterday perhaps be a preview to the general election of 2020? president trump and bernie sanders both rallying supporters saturday afternoon with the vermont senator holding his first 2020 campaign event as the president spoke at cpac. sanders went back to his roots while telling voters why he thinks he's the best person to take on the president. >> by mothers dream was that someday our family would move out about rent controlled apartment. she died young while we still lived in that rent controlled apartment. i know where i came from. [cheers and applause] and that is something i will never forget. >> and went back, talk radio panel robert pattillo on the left larry o'connor aptly on the right. gentlemen, good to see you. robert, start with this. sanders is in good company because it seemed when you listen to all of these announcement speeches by democrats, it is a recitation of how terrible and tragic their youth was and how difficult it was. is that a selling point? >> they want

ellison barber reporting live on this from washington. ellison? >> hi, trace.ator martha mcsally served in the military for 20 years. the arizona senator told the word today that she understands this issue better than most because she said she herself is a survivor. listen. >> so, like you, i am also a military sexual assault survivor. unlike so many brave survivors, i didn't report it. like so many women and men, i didn't trust the system at the time. i blame myself. i was ashamed and confused. i thought i was strong, but felt powerless. the perpetrators abuse their position of power in profound ways. in one days, i was preyed upon and raped by a superior officer. >> mcsally went on to say she shares the disgust of many that things need to be better as a former commander and rape survivor. she went on to say she does not take this position lightly and as that are these discussions going on on capitol hill about the chain of command and how these sorts of issues are dealt with, she says we cannot command change from the outside alone. it must be deployed from w

ellison barber is reporting live in washington. good afternoon, ellison. >> hi, ed.es that manafort faced in virginia and d.c. are different but they're all related, all brought by the special counsel. manafort went to court in the virginia case in d.c. he made a deal. mr. manafort agreed to plead guilty to witness tampering and conspiracy. that was in september. manafort met with the special counsel a number of times. they said he was cooperating. in november, prosecutors say he lied to them about a number of things including his interactions with a russian ukrainian national. so they took it to a judge and she agreed with prosecutors that there was evidence manafort intentionally lied. now prosecutors are not bound by the plea agreement and not bound to recommend a lighter sentence. the question is will the judge throw the book at paul manafort and give him the harshest possible sentence or something less. >> ed: he cut a deal with mueller and then mueller accused him of lying. what is he looking at in d.c. next week? >> he faces up to five years in prison on each

mike: ellison barber leading us off, many thanks.hel: meanwhile, border prom officials say the -- patrol officials say the surge is stretching their facilities to capacity, and they are no longer able to handle the thousands of people flooding the area. claudia cowan is live in el paso, texas, one of the border towns right in the middle of this growing crisis. hi. >> reporter: hi, arthel. we are at one of six border crossing bridges that connect el paso to mexico, and so far it's been a pretty quiet sunday. but the head of border patrol says a full 40% of his officers are so busy taking care of these families seeking asylum in the u.s. that they can no longer perform their border security dutys. in addition to that, another 750 workers have been diverted from their jobs at ports and other interior checkpoints. parts of texas, like el paso and the rio grande valley, are seeing incredible increases in the number of migrant families crossing the border. border patrol says it has no choice but to release some migrants directly into the c

in the meantime ellison barber at the white house on what we can expect from the president, ellison.tarting to hear from president trump in about half an hour typically when he speaks at rallies he speaks to crowds of supporters, the president rarely sticks to a script, he tends to talk about things that he sighs as successes in his administration and often talks about unemployment, the economy, building the wall at the southern border and criticizing democrats for not supporting his agenda. we don't know exactly what mr. trump will focus on but a hint of it when vice vice presit hinted yesterday. telling those bernie sanders socialist, leading presidential contender in 2020 and the rest of the democratic party is following in his footsteps. >> democrats are embracing the same tired economic theories that have been in nations and stifled the liberty, that system is socialism. what they are actually offering is just more the same, more taxes, more spending, more government and less freedom. >> and as the president said 24 days ago, so we must say with one voice, america will never be

but we begin with ellison barber live in washington. ellison, where are we at this hour? >> hey, sandra, for now it's delayed indefinitely. house speaker nancy pelosi told reporters yesterday it's possible that this might not come up for any sort of vote this week. it is not on the docket for today and when or if it will get there is really anyone's guess on wednesday the house democratic caucus met and that meeting seemed to further divisions within the party when it comes to this resolution or at least emphasize them. some democrats said house speaker nancy pelosi rushed. this sources tell fox news that there was an exchange in the morning meeting where a freshman democrat argued that leadership failed to inform mexico about the resolution. but the issues, the disagreements did not stop there. there is concern about the text of the resolution with some democrats saying it needs to address other forms of bigotry and not just anti-semitism. there were already plans to broaden the resolution but then there were more concerns the resolution is largely seen as a rebuke of fr

ellison barber reporting live in d.c. ellison? >> hi, shepard. the judge told paul manafort that he's not public enemy number 1 but he's not a victim either. the former trump campaign chair is set to serve 6 1/2 years behind bars. he was sentenced to more but got credit for nine months and time served. paul manafort asked for leniency, mentioning his wife. he said "this case has taken everything from me already, my properties, my cash, my life insurance. please don't take us away from each other any longer than 47 months." manafort did say that he's sorry but he didn't say that in his sentencing hearing in virginia last week. that judge said that he should apologize when he heads to court in d.c. this week. the d.c. judge pointed that out, that he had to be told by the other judge he needed to apologize. for mr. manafort's attorney, he's far from pleased with the sentence. >> i think the judge showed that she's hostile towards mr. manafort and exhibited a level of callous news that i haven't seen in 15 years. >> and the prosecutor deal was thrown

y prueba de ellison aquellos compaÑeros que se han negado a pagar y han sido golpeados amenazados e inclusola vida. en mÉxico, jazive perez, telemundo. >>> varios artistas unen sus voces para un concierto que va a beneficiar al pueblo venezolano, el concierto llamado "abajo cadenas" se va a llevar a cabo en miami. el representante diplomÁtico en estados unidos y el presidente interino de venezuela juan wade los esfuerzos es para aliviar el drama de millones de venezolanos. >>> se va a llevar a cabo elecciones en ecuador donde se da a elegir a prefectos alcaldes y concejales y en el Área de la bahÍa. podrÁ ejercer su derecho. p centro de votaciÓn va a ser instalado en el hotel gran hyatt de san francisco. de las 7 de la maÑana hasta las 5 de la tarde por si quiere asistir. ir a la universidad es un sueÑo para muchos. >>> por eso la universidad de texas en arlington, nos trae la historia de 2 hispanos que no fueron a la universidades y lograron iniciar su negocios luego de muchos aÑos de trabajo. >>> la escuela no era para mÍ y me gustaba mucho el arte y es lo que mÁs quiero en la vida. >>> s

jon: ellison barber at the white house, thank you.eanwhile, the senate appears to have enough votes to block the president's emergency declaration for the southern border. kentucky republican rand paul says he will join susan collins, lisa murkowski and thom tillis and vote against president trump's emergency order. the gop remains divided over the national emergency. some have urged the president to find other ways to get funding for his long-promised border wall. others have stuck with the president despite agreeing -- disagreeing, i should say, with his methods. >> he's not using any authority that the congress hasn't already given him. using this authority is not and was not my preferred choice, but unlike some of my colleagues, i don't think that the president doing this is going to end western order. >> the president doesn't get to decide that he can override congress simply because congress doesn't do what he wants. if there were an emergency in the sense that the president is describing, there would be a lot more consensus. jo

arthel: ellison barber, thank you very much. eric: thank you. >> donald trump wants to divide our people up. based on the color of our skin. our country of origin, our gender, our religion. our sexual orientation. we are going to do exactly the opposite. we are going to bring our people together, -- spewing presidential candidates hitting the campaign trail this weekend. bernie sanders visiting new hampshire. he won the primary interest is to with 60 percent of the vote there. meantime at the sxsw festival in austin texas, former san antonio mayor, julian castro and elizabeth warren were among several of the white house hopefuls seeking support there. jeff paul has been tracking all of the movements the democrats are up to this weekend. he is in los angeles. hi jeff. reporter: hi eric. austin texas is easily the place to be for many of the democratic presidential hopefuls this weekend. minnesota senator amy klobuchar in massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren spoke there on saturday. today the former hud secretary, julian castro

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ellison barber has more from the white house. >> reporter: hi, jon. president trump walked out on stage, and he very quickly proclaimed that he is putting america first and, in his words, reversing decades of blunders and betrayal. >> it's been done by the failed ruling class that enriched foreign countries at our expense. but now things are different can. now we're negotiating with china. they wouldn't negotiate with previous administrations. >> reporter: president trump focused heavily on trade, he also poked at the democrats, mocking the green new deal, suggesting it's something that will help republicans win come 2020. he seemed to try and politically damage democrats as lumping them together as far-left socialists following the lead of bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's a point we heard vice president mike pence try to make on friday. president trump's speech was one of his longest, he spoke for roughly two hours, and the president did not stay on script for long. in what seemed to be off the cuff remark, the president slammed the

numbers are from 8:00 to for concha, overnight lows tonight it will get with the semi clemmings sky ellison. it will be 37, concorde. down to 45 degrees. chilly tonight. for tomorrow we have a week low. it will bring high clouds with it and a low trapping in. it doesn't have much in the way of rainfall. it will come just about that much around mid day to early afternoon. future cast gives us an idea as to the timing of all this. high clouds began to spread into the bay area. not much in the way of green echoes which will suggest there is enough lift for showers. it will be a little bit windy. the winds will ramp up in response to what is coming through and it will be around the 20s. they will ease up tomorrow night. breezy and cooler for tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds. warming begins on wednesday. by the weekend, the numbers will be into the low 70s. a warming trend is on tap a big change or what we have had lately. tomorrow, santa rosa, 63. livermore, 63. san francisco, 59. a little dip in the temperatures with the passage of this cold front and then the numbers will rebound. through th

sarah ellison wrote all about this.s tune? it seems to be, so why now? >> well, i mean, first of all, immediately this sunday tweetstorm that not only hit fox but pretty much everything else. >> yeah. >> that has much more to do with the president than it does with fox specifically. >> okay. >> but fox has gone through a very significant change in its primetime line-up. roger ailes left in 2016 and i think that -- so i think it has more to do with the president than it does with fox immediately. >> what about now paul ryan's new role, the former speaker of the house and his new role over on the board of fox corp and do you think that factors in? >> yeah, the other big thing that's happening is there's a new ceo of fox corporation, lock lynn murdock is taking over, the corporation is much smaller than it used to be. they sold all of their television and studio assets to disney. paul ryan has joined the board. he's definitely someone who represents the conservative principal that's "fox news" opinion hosts would be suppor

>> harris: ellison barber, thank you very much. your enemy now is political reporter paul steinhauser. as we get public pictures and can show people the tour by the president, we will bring that live right here in "outnumbered overtime." paul, i was the president setting the table for the reelection cycle? >> you are perfectly blessed night at that event, harris. what is he doing customer first of all, on the mueller investigation, he's targeting people like jerry nadler. the house judiciary committee chairman. adam schiff, the head of the intelligence committed. the mainstream media. why customer keys and the people who continue the investigation from the mueller report. another investigations, as well. so is trying to discredit these people as these investigations outside of the mueller report continue on. politically, harris, it's all about 2020. obviously he's feeding the base. the base enjoys it. he wants to make sure his bases within 100% in 2020. he needs them to win reelection. the question is, will these kinds of comments

jon: ellison barber in west palm beach, thank you.ocrat-led house committees are moving forward with multiple investigations into president trump and his administration. they appear to be ramping up those inquiries as the mueller probe into russian election interference reportedly nears its end. this amid concerns that the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, might have once again lied to congress as several key points in the investigation boil down to a war of words between the president and cohen. >> in terms of who's telling the truth between michael cohen and the president, we know that the president has made probably over a thousand false statements about the russia issues, and here we're going to simply have have to find what corroboration we can to find out where the truth lies. jon: garrett tenny is in washington with more. garrett. >> reporter: well, jon, once the mueller report is complete, it's not clear how much of it congress or the public will be able to see. that is one of the reasons house democrats are launching

ellison. >> president trump is heading back to ohio. at the army tank plant in lima, ohio this afternoon according to senior administration officials this trip will include 2020 stop. officials say that president trump plans to attend a campaign fund raisener canton. senior administration officials told reporters yesterday the focus the theme of the visit to lima is economic security is national security. and the president will try and argue that manufacturing in the u.s. is, in their words, booming. the plant in lima, actually almost closed about five years ago. they received a big contract earlier this year. arguably thanks to this administration's investments in defense spending. but around the corner there is a general motors plant in lords it's town closing. they stopped. they announced they would idol five factories in north america and cut 14,000 jobs. called on g.m. to reopen the plant in lima. g.m. says they have to trim cost because consumers aren't buying as many small cars that most consumers want the bigger suvs. g.m. has b

from the white house, ellison barber, fox news. ll in effect for parts of the sierra tonight. chains are required from i-80, from kingvale to the donner lake exchange. there are currently no restrictions on highway 50. caltrans is expecting another busy week as more snow is expected to fall in the sierra for the coming days. a backcountry skier near castle peak was rescued after being injured. search and rescue teams, and a chp helicopter responded yesterday, after the injured skier and a friend called for help. the helicopter spotted the skiers and landed nearby. a paramedic then put on snow gear and snowshoes, and hiked through deep snow, but the weather turned bad and the helicopter had to return to a nearby airport. the paramedics stayed with the patient until a large snowmobile was able to transport the skier to >>> we're checking on an atmospheric river yet again. it's similar in its mechanics to the last two weeks, which brought flooding to the last week's system in the guerneville area but this will rain, i guess in southern california. to get a l it. we are going to m

news site leads but one of the mercenaries a retired navy seal disputes the version of events chris ellison say's they were hired to escort a haiti american businessman to sign an investment contract and were arrested the day before the planned meeting in a no deleted instagram post he also claimed the mercenaries were used quote as pawns in a public fight between the haitian president on prime minister the pm was dismissed on monday. you know u.s. senator marco rubio was in the country on thursday to discuss how a new government will be formed there haiti's new prime minister was appointed the same day the author of the report again kim ives sais u.s. attempts to influence haitian politics will spark further unrest in that country. they added a certain irritant or certain combustibility to the situation. they really arrived on the last of the latest spies the movie. demonstrations the prime minister in fact when he was voted out by the deputies was in front of the senate. answering for what happened with these mercenaries so i think yes the whole mercenary story has played a role one from

because he's basically saying, even ellison larry ellison? ellison is more powerful than anyone. i went to his island in hawaii there is like a million people there. guy owns like a million -- like the 51st state, that guy. >> we'll monitor tesla with facebook, shares trying to rebound from the worst day of the year stock fell more than 3% on monday hurt by news of the executive departures wall street downgrade out of needham. there is some news today on instagram. announcing a program in beta, closed beta, buy directly in the app from nike, prada, warby parker without having to be redirected to the ebsite. >> i know there is a lot of people -- these are high profile departures the system departure, we don't know what's going on facebook plays it by the way they want. when you read zuckerberg's note, we miss you, how do you know he didn't say here's your hat and don't let the door hit you on the way out. i continue to think facebook is doing well there are people who want to say facebook is actually finally taking privacy seriously, they coul

arthel: ellison, barber. thank you. mike?e: arthel, closing the southern border could have a major impact on the bottom line. communities in the u.s. and mexico are bracing for the potential economic impact. jeff paul is live in our west coast bureau. hello, jeff. >> yeah, mike. this potential closing could have a big impact not only in mexico but in u.s. border communities like san diego all the way to south texas u.s. chamber of commerce says it could compromises trade with mexico. it threatens up to 5,000 american jobs. this could impact things like supermarkets that sell mexican fruits and vegetables or factories that count on imported parts from mexico. businesses that rely on being able to travel between the two countries like produce companies and nogales, arizona are getting a little worried about this closure becoming a reality. >> come, in be off loaded and be sold. if there is no coming here, no orders, no jobs. this would devastate this economy here. >> now, this is all happening after homeland security secretary

arthel: ellison barber, thank you. now for the race. 1600 pennsylvania avenue, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders choosing brooklyn, new york, as the site for his fist rally. the vermont senator returning to his hometown, touching on the themes that made him popular with progressives. >> the underlying principles of our government will not be greed, hatred and lies. [cheers and applause] it will not be rayism, sexism -- racism, sexism, xenophobia with, homophobia and religious bigotry. arthel: let's go to brooklyn now where jackie heinrich is there live. jackie. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yeah, senator sanders talked about growing up here in brook run as the son -- brooklyn as the son of a jewish immigrant in a rent-controlled apartment. he was painting himself in stark contrast to the president. one salient moment in his speech was when he said i i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. >> we are going to win this election not because we have a super pac funded by billionaires. [cheers and appl

serious of the beginning of the second world war in a format that involves only war says current ellison partners those from the united states and nato the polish authorities justify their idea by billions of certain modern realities ignoring the historical logic which voters actually gnostic from germany's left party she believes was trying to rewrite history. is filled especially him and it's a disgrace i'm polish by birth and hold both polish and german citizenship it's a shame to see history being revised in this manner that those who freed us from the nazis and fascism in europe russia and the soviet union are not invited to this important anniversary it's really scandalous i'm afraid the majority of ordinary people thanks to anti russian propaganda in the media have a very vague idea of history now it's appalling to see right wing forces at the helm of some european countries including poland they use their policy among other things against russia there's a tendency to look westward to trump and nato instead of fostering good brotherly relations in europe. and that in years from no

that conference as well as benjamin netanyahu we will keep an eye on it thank you very much gabriel ellison's are joining us from washington d.c. . well as plenty more ahead on the news hour including a call for a day of solidarity against islamophobia we're live in istanbul with the details. pushing for change in algeria thousands of people return to the streets to call for the president to step down. and the indian wells champion marches on in miami join us here with more on this for. people all over new zealand mourns and prayed together on friday and nationwide memorial service was held to remember those killed a week ago in the attacks on mosques under thomas reports they came in their thousands muslims and others to the park opposite the al-noor mosque a week ago a gunman killed fifty people here and at the nearby mosque in lynnwood neither al nor nolan wood was ready to host friday prayers this week so a virtual mosque was created in the park instead for prayers and a sermon broadcast nationwide and attended by new zealand's prime minister. we need a heart of the body south as to how b

ellison barber has more from the white house. >> reporter: hi, jon.rump walked out on stage, and he very quickly proclaimed that he is putting america first and, in his words, reversing decades of blunders and betrayal. >> it's been done by the failed ruling class

ignoring calls from the government for them to be lifted donald trump says the policies of president ellison man and god will continue to pose a threat to the u.s. laws restricting media freedom and protests have led to fears that zimbabwe could be reverting to the or thora tarion rule on and on the long time former president robert mugabe zimbabwe's deputy information minister told al jazeera that the political opposition struck in america and to maintaining sanctions now this is something. the ordinary people. employed people the people who are trying to make it in the united states it is. try to assist those people. should not. continue on the sanctions drive they should look good you recently do you do one sided story of the opposition that we are being victimized or we are being. pointed out is not what is obvious because this. we did not give it is. they are trying to with the international community to support the. elected government but would never happen according tokyo has granted bail to the sands former boss and vote against a prosecutor's appeal and said the bail for one billion

eric: ellison barber is at mar-a-lago where the president is spending this weekend. reporter: a lot of focus on the budget this weekend which we expect to see tomorrow. budgets are typically seen to be a wish list for any president, but i have gives you a look into the administration priority. it includes something that could lead to. >> the government shutdown, funding for the border wall. he's going to ask for $8.6 billion in wall funding for 2020. and $3.6 billion from the defense budget. >> it's a crisis of economics. a crisis of crime and drugs. a crisis of humanity. he'll stay with his wall and stay with the border security. reporter: the president's proposal will aim to balance the judge the by 2025. >> we believe the 3% growth rate will continue in 2019 and beyond 2020. the other element is to limit spending, and the president is proposing a 5% across the board in domestic spending. i think it's exactly the right prescription. reporter: john yarmouth told "the washington post" all of this is already considered to be a non-starter in the house. eric: the senat

as ellison barber reports the president's plan is facing significant criticism from members of his own party. rim u.s. chamber of commerce it would be an unmitigated economic debacle with u.s.'s mexico border were to should act. the president said he will do it as early as next week if mexico fails to stop the migrants illegally crossing the southern border. >> we will keep a close for a long time. i'm not playing games. mexico has to stop it. there people coming right to mexico. it's a long, very dangerous journey. >> at a press conference at the commissioner post customs a better protection is at a breaking point in the month of march is on track to have the highest amount of apprehensions and encounters with migrants and more than a decade. some critics agree the situation is dire but say closing the border would do more harm than good. >> on the border with our third- largest trading partner would have a pretty massive impact not just in actual trade but in the psychological damage it will do. >> u.s. chipper commerce is closing our doors to the $1.7 billion in daily goods trade wi

eric: ellison barber is following the story.eporter: president trump left hanoi without a signed agreement. north korea is not denuclearizing. but the white house said they do not see the summit as a failure. he expressed optimism that something will happen down the road. and he said there is no rush to make a deal. when asked if there is any chants u.s. would accept the u.s. as a nuclear power, national security advisor john bolton told "fox news sunday," he does not see how that's possible. chris: aren't you accepting north korea as a nuclear power and given a big concession which is that in return for no testing, you agreed to cancel major joint exercises with the south koreans. >> i don't think the president sees it that way at all. the fact is at the moment the leverage is on the side of the united states as the economic sanctions continue to take hold. there is no doubt over a protracted period of time, the time works in favor of the pro livin favor d of theproliferato. reporter: the objective of the administration he says

her base is together same thing ellison did in 2011. don't treat them as adults and equal, let them do what they want because their base is important. their base is not the moderate center, it's the far left, the rashida tlaib. it's the social media food print it has nothing do with ideas and protecting americans. trish: you are there to protect the country and lead the country. i question who is backing ilhan omar. i saw her tweet on venezuela. she somehow thinks u.s. is responsible for all this. she chooses to ignore the fact that hugo chavez's economic policies ran that country into the ground, costing people their lives and freedom. and she doesn't care. she refuses to call maduro a dictator while trying to get isis fighters off easy. >> look who is supporting her. the quran times. celebrated her as the most of important politician. she is talking about peace and justice in arit rea? no, she doesn't do that's when it comes to muslim majority governments. only saudi arabia because they are against the brotherhood. it's seen every day

. >> ellison barber with more reaction from outside of the president's home in florida. reporter: administration officials are defending moves despite push back from democrats, and at least one republican. >> when president said he will close the border, that is a unrealistic boast on his part, shutting down border with our third largest trading partner would have a massive impact. >> about what are we supposed to do, have you mexican government alowing thousands of people to walk across from mexico. reporter: he did not do it white house said this time, he mean its. >> it is not a bluff, we have never seen a surge like this. reporter: friday president trump told reporters he was stopping payments to so-called northern triangle, el salvador, guatemala and hondurus. a folks person for state department told fox news that pompeo's instruction the department is carrying out the president's directtion and ending payments from 2017 and 18 for an assistant program. as part of the process, a spokesperson said they are engages congress. critics say it will not help anything it wi

ellison barber joins us with the latest from west palm beach. judge previously ordered the trump administration to reunite about 2800 migrant families who were separated as a result of the administration's so-called zero tolerance policy. but then in january, an inspector general issued a report saying the department of justice and department of homeland security actually began separating migrant families nearly a year before the zero tolerance policy was announced. the i.g. said that meant additional families were impacted, likely thousands of them. the aclu said those families should be allowed to join the previous class action lawsuit. u.s. district judge from southern california agreed, calling the i.g. report a significant development. he ruled in part quote, the hallmark of a civilized society is measured by how it treats its people and those within its borders. the defendant, meaning the government here, may have to change course and undertake additional effort to address these issues, does not render modifications of the class definition

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a summary of the council's findings are demanding full transparency from the justice department, ellison weather week is on. >> a whole lot of waiting, but at the same time, democrats deemed to be a already drawing in the sand here. they need to see this report and congress needs to see the report as well as the underlying evidence. jerry nadler says congress is the only body that can hold a president accountable. >> they can't hold them accountable and the only institution that can hold the president accountable is congress. once he said the president cannot be indictable no matter what the evidence as a matter of law, to then follow the principle that you can't then comment on the evidence or publicize it is to convert that into a cover of. >> top republican, representative doug collins disagreed in part. the reporter should be released, but classified items or things related to grand jury. he then said that -- >> it's not the department of justice job to give chairman nadler or any committee on house for the senate for that matter what they want to do to go off in a purely partisan in