geraldo, aj, thank you. for more on today's immigration power play, we have lieutenant colonel allen west. respond to all this. what do you think? >> good evening, sean. i have to tell you this comes after one simple thing, the president violated article 1, section 8, clause number 4 of the constitution. it says very simply that the enumerated powers on rules or laws on matters of naturalization is to the congress. and it has nothing to do with whether or not the president has run out of time or run out of patience. he does not have that authority. and you can go and look at article 2 and see he does no have that authority. and as we sit it seems that the president came out in 25 plus times he says one thing. well, either he believed that that was a lie and this was his true intention. it affects his credibility. so how can house and senate republicans ever believe this president because he will go out and say one thing and then come back and do a totally different thing. >> you made some comments if this we

geraldo johnson has just been charged and booked into the jail.earlier, he was a driver in a terrible car crash that took the life of his passenger. >> death happens every day but i watched my girlfriend of a year die in front of me. i had blood all over my hands. some lady was like, honey, is that your blood, is that your blood? i'm looking at my hands like, no, it's hers. it's hers. >> johnson has been charged with reckless homicide. police say he was driving too fast for conditions and veered across the road and crashed into a row of trees. his 17-year-old girlfriend was ejected from the car. by the time help arrived it was too late. >> they started doing cpr on her. i was giving her the breath. spitting blood out of my mouth, giving her the breath. and i asked, is she still there? and nobody wanted to talk to me. so much planned. so much we wanted to do. in june or july, we were supposed to move out with each other. we had our budget written down. how much the apartment was going to cost. the cable, the electric, the water. after everything th

they were on something called angel dust. >> geraldo knows what it was. fer mald da hide.was telling us during the break. >> that causing a person to get craziness. we're seeing the poor cop who doesn't know how to deal with this guy charging him. and i think i can relate to that. he was scared. >> the cop was -- >> and that's what happened. >> he said, my conscience is clear, and he could not have been -- i was trying to get into this with darrell parks. if a kid robs a store, who intimidates -- if my kid intimidated a clerk like that, geraldo, we were talking about that, our kids say that we'd kill them. we'd be all over them, just that part of it. who fights a cop and fights for his gun, who charges at a police officer like a football player, who does that? >> this is why this is so difficult. the racial story that we heard was this was a gentle giant, this man was off to college and this happened while he was walking to the library, then we learned about the robbery at the store, the roughing up of the clerk. we have to think about what we mean by the word "justice cou

fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera.do, wow. >> you are angry old white man. >> why do you do that? i come on for bill once in a while. loot of times it's friday. we have these geraldo friday segments, my head starts to explode. you play the race card? >> eric,. >> polls were closing, old white folk? is it my turn now. >> yeah. >> i was speaking demographically. item, in 2012, voters 30 and under were 19% of the electorate. in 2014, they were 12%. lazy, feckless, millennials. voted at a rate 10% higher than this time. latinos voted at a rate 20% higher than this time. what happened? they stayed home. it wasn't so much policy. it wasn't voter suppression. it was will he thatlet they lethargy. >> angry old. >> in 2012 the electorate was 72% white. this time it was 75%. >> where is the angry white. >> angry at president obama's policies. they were angry. do you deny that? >> well, no, i don't deny that as long as you say president obama's policies but you infer race here. and you infer they are angry at president obama poss

elvis thought, geraldo, it was prescribed medication.thought because it came from doctors, it was a doctor's pill, wasn't bought off the street, it wouldn't hurt him. but low and behold it did. >> why didn't anyone tell elvis to stop or slow down? >> well, i'm really glad you asked that. first of all, elvis was a real proud human being. and he thought his job was to help everybody else. very hard for him to take any help. >> why didn't you stop him? >> i tried on different occasions to stop elvis when i saw him take something i thought he shouldn't be taking or taking too much of something. and on a different times he would say like i don't understand, he would say i need it, i don't understand. >> what would elvis do if he didn't get the drugs he wanted? >> he'd get upset sometimes. we were in vegas one time and like we were there for like eight weeks, you know, and elvis was getting his drugs. but it got to a point to where his doctor wanted to shut him off in vegas. and we couldn't reach the doctor anymore. so he jumped up on the tabl

a sin the way they treated this hero. >> that's how i live, geraldo.hat my apartment looks like. >> yeah, i have been down there. you know, and hippy land. i understand that. but, then here she a harr tar to bureaucratic bungling where couldn't get her appropriate accommodation. then she was defiant. then she went home to maine. that's okay. now she is in maine. she is on the border. that's one thing. then she goes outside, come on, why are are you too long this? why are you daring people? why are you scaring people? there are two epidemics. she is probably right that she is not infectious because she is asymptomatic. she is probably right about that why not wait until a week from monday. only talking about november 10th is the 21st day then she would be in the clear for all scientific opinion. there is the epidemic of fear. what are we going to do trick-or-treaters going to go to her neighborhood? are they going to go on her lawn now? come on, parents are going to be petrified. why not wait? i think she was selfish. >> you can't be guaranteed for the

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maybe geraldo? rob lowe? thank you for being with us we'll see you here tomorrow night.e reaction and how are republicans going to fight back over amnesty? right here, tomorrow night, thanks for being with us. profit o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i as an american feel it's very wrong to shoot unarmed teenagers six times once in the head. >> you feel like you have all the facts -- >> . no that's what i feel as an american. >> high profile liberal people continue to convict police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. >> the grand jury's decision could come at any time. ahead, we'll tell you what's new in ferguson. tomorrow night i'm going to be announcing here from the white house some steps that i can take to start fixing our broken immigration system. >> and we will be here right after the president's announcement to analyze. but tonight: what the folks think about the immigration controvers

bush, also geraldo rivera, host of "geraldo at large."n what the president just said because he said he's not going to go to the executive action if congress goes ahead and gets a bill out in front of him, but we also says he's going to do something next week. do you think he's being disingenuous? >> oh, sure, i do. hi, melissa, hi, general, how are you? i totally do. you can't say he has not been provoked by the republican-controlled house of representatives. they have refused to call a vote on the senate measure. i know as i say this that i am in the minority among people who watch our channels, but i feel very strongly that the time is more than past for some kind of immigration reform. and if the republicans who now control both houses of the congress won't do it, i totally support the president. i think he's late to doing this. he promised it back in 2008. this is now 2014. the time is, the time has come. melissa: judge gonzalez, you know, he said in the beginning some people don't think he has the legal authority to do an executive

maybe geraldo? rob lowe? thank you for being with us we'll see you here tomorrow night.eaction and how are republicans going to fight back over amnesty? right here, tomorrow night, thanks for being with us.

our friend and colleague geraldo was on the air at the time. we have political disagreements, but we've always agreed on our love and support of the military. >> i am so honored to be in the room with this man. and what he did was to not only bring closure to the families. god bless them. to the whole nation. to the free world. this monster had declared war on civilization itself. and to bring justice. i honor you. i treasure the fact that i'm in the room with you. and the fact i happen to be on the air to announce it is my greatest moment in 44 years i've been on television. but i have one quick question. first of all, the cia analyst, d she look like the actress jessica chastain -- no, i withdraw that question. have you spoken to any of your teammates? any of your colleagues? any of your brothers in arms since your decision to go to peter and tell the story? >> i've spoken to a number of them and i've left a lot of my contact information the same in case they want to contact me. the ones who contacted me whether or not they agree they still s

geraldo, great to see you. >> megyn, my pleasure. >> now geraldo and president obama say the president has the legal authority to make this move despite his past arguments. he's been arguing that the constitution doesn't allow it. we will turn to a former federal prosecutor next. >> the actions i'm taking are not only lawful, they're the kinds of actions taken by every single republican president and every single democratic president for the pa@? >>> now, i continue to believe the best way to solve this problem is by working together to pass that kind of common sense law. but until that happens there are actions i have the legal authority to take as president, the same kinds of actions taken by democratic and republican presidents before me, that will help make our immigration system more fair and more just. the actions i'm taking are not only lawful, they're the kinds of actions taken by every single republican president and every single democratic president for the past half century. >> president obama, are you in there? it looks like you and sounds like you, but the message is very

all right, geraldo. always interesting to talk with you. >> you too.least you didn't sign off in spanish. >> adios amig go. directly ahead, lou dobbs on why americans are slipping into poverty. later, jon stewart, greg gutfeld bernard mcguirk all on the roster this evening. those reports continue as the factor continues allhe a across the u.s.a. and all around the world. hold on. it's manwich. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> according to the u.s. census bureau nearly 44% of all-american children experience poverty at some point during the years 200999-2012 in the teeth of recession. that's an amazing stat. here to tell us what happened, lou dobbs from our sister channel fox business network.

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our friend and colleague geraldo was on the air at the time. we have political disagreements, but we've always agreed on our love and support of the military. >> i am so honored to be in the room with this man. and what he did was to not only bring closure to the families. god bless them. to the whole nation. to the free world. this monster had declared war on civilization itself. and to bring justice. i honor you. i treasure the fact that i'm in the room with you. and the fact i happen to be on the air to announce it is my greatest moment in 44 years i've been on television. but i have one quick question. first of all, the cia analyst, did she look like the actress jessica chastain -- no, i withdraw that question. have you spoken to any of your teammates? any of your colleagues? any of your brothers in arms since your decision to go to peter and tell the story? >> i've spoken to a number of them and i've left a lot of my contact information the same in case they want to contact me. the ones who contacted me whether or not they agree they still

our friend and colleague geraldo was on the air at the time.e have political disagreements but we love and support the military. >> i'm so honored to be in the room with this man and what he did was to not only bring closure to the families, god bless them, to the whole nation, to the free world, this monster had declared war on civilization itself and to bring justice, i honor you. and i treasure the fact that i'm in the room with you and the fact that i happen to be on the air to announce it is my greatest moment in 44 years i've been on television. but i have one quick question. first of all, the cia analyst, did she look like jessica chastain who played her in the movie? no. have you spoke to any of your teammates and brothers in arms since your decision to tell your story? >> i spoke to a lot of them and left my contact information. the ones who contact me they are supportive of the way it was done. they have their personal reasons for not liking it. the ones who dissent i have not heard from. one of the things we fight for is freedom and

geraldo, great to see you. >> megyn, my pleasure. >> now geraldo and president obama say the presidenthe legal authority to make this move despite his past arguments. he's been arguing that the constitution doesn't allow it. we will turn to a former federal prosecutor next. >> the actions i'm taking are not only lawful, they're the kinds of actions taken by every single republican president and every single democratic president for the pa ♪ (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we're going to need a new santa ♪(the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before. see why now is the best time. audi will cover your first month's payment on select models at the season of audi sales event. visit audioffers.com today. ime know i'm doing a good job.ts i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. for an intensive clean. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a 4x better clean try these products together. that was a great check up. so far, you're horribleht. oat this, flo.use and a car! yeah, no talen

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>> it is very hard, geraldo, because those guys are my brothers. we lived together. it hurt him, did it contribute? as hard as i hate to say this, yes. host: exclusive interviews explosive back in the day, ginger claims to know he didn't have a plethora of powerful drugs described by stable of feel-good doctors and defended by members of his entourage including the stepbrother. >> this is very important, you personally witnessed elvis presley abusing drugs on many, many locations almost daily. >> three times a week. i would workaday, ricky would work a day, two other guys would work so two to three times per week. >> every time you were on duty >> every day. last two years of elvis' life it was every day. host: axle cause of death: too many unbiased experts was an overdose of codeine and quaaludes combined with at least five other depressants already in elvis' system. no one since childhood. elvis was his best man and georgia called getting to graceland after hearing the awful news. >> the gate swung open and mr. presley runs up to me and says george, george, i have

i'm geraldo rivera and my next guest is the author, reality star and kiss front man, gene simmons. >>culturely, musical hero, what does he mean to you? >> elvis was the at atom bomb that went off. the word, rock star, didn't exist before elvis presley. >> there wouldn't have been a beatle, a whole lot of folks because he broke ground morally. the sense that a lot of people had, if you listened to elvis, you're going straight to hell. >> board to gladys and vernon, elvis learns to sing in pent kos tall services at the first assembly of god church. at 10, standing on a chair to reach the microphone, he wins this prize at the mississippi alabama fair and dairy show. his prize, $5 in rides. a year later, he gets his first guitar, often bringing it to school as the family moves to memphis. singing a sexed up version of until i walk again with you. >> we were like kind of the first underground sneaking down to beale street and when we he went out, he didn't go out to promote black music. he went out to do what he wants. >> i think you ain't nothing but a hound dog was an old black song, mor

you are watching the president announce the death our friend and colleague geraldo was on the air at the time. we have always agreed about our love and support of the military. >> i am honored to be in the room with this man. what he did is not only bring closure to the family and say god bless them. this monster had declared war on civilization itself and bring justice. i honor you and treasure the fact that i am in the room with you. the fact that i was on the air to announce it is my greatest moment in television. the cia analyst did she play jessica chestine the woman who played her in the movie? i withdraw that question. i have speak ento a number of them and i left a lot of my contact information the same in case they want to contact me. p once they contact me they have personal reasons for not liking them. i am sure they are there and i respect their decision. one of the things we fight for is freedom and one of the freedoms is speech and opinion. if they disagree i understand their opinion. >> i try to stay away from the criticism. >> they are army guys anyway. when i started

that's going to get awkward when trump's hair starts barking at geraldo's mustache.down boy!" [ laughter ] and some good news, last week the world health organization announced that the number of new people infected with ebola appears to be declining in liberia. [ cheers and applause ] unfortunately, that number went up again when everyone in liberia heard that and high-fived each other! "yeah, we did it! oh, no why did we -- ugh." [ laughter ] well, the holidays are coming up and j.c. penney announced that it will open its doors at five in the afternoon on thanksgiving day. so now all you have to do is find one of the three remaining j.c. penneys and get some good deals on some good, good stuff. [ laughter and applause ] "i think i see one! no, nevermind." this is pretty embarrassing. last weekend rapper iggy azalea split her pants open while she was -- [ laughter ] she was performing at a bar mitzvah. or as that's also known, judaism meets booty-ism. [ laughter ] it's just, a rare occurrence when it happens. [ applause ] also this week southwest airlines announced

geraldo rivera heard it and now is taking a victory lap. >> i am delighted.nate. it's about time. these are generally speaking, law-abiding people other than the fact that they are here. their presence here is illegal. >> but it's temporary. >> it's temporary, but i'd like to see the president who has the courage after three years of these people being legal to now declare them illegal again. i don't think the republicans can do that and survive as a national party. >> would it have been better -- is it enough? it would be better moving forward if this were done lawfully through congress, right, that we could actually did this in the arm of our government that is supposed to create a law and write it. would it not feel more permanent, more secure to those affected than this? >> i heard charles krauthammer last night, so smart and so thoughtful and talking about the why the president did this and why now. i'm not concerned about that. i am concerned about the what the president did. these are people here in new york city. we have 500,000 undocumented immigrant

joining us with reaction former nypd detective and geraldo rivera here. the prosecutor laid out in minute detail the process used to bring evidence to the grand jury before they made their decision including eyewitness reports. some eyewitness reports were dismissed because it was inconsistent with some of the physical evidence or the autopsy evidence and others were consistent all throughout, including this report that in fact michael brown tried to reach for the officer's gun, went inside the car where the first two shots were fired, he left, ran and turned back towards the police officer and charged him. it seems if you have one eyewitness after another, my sources tell me at least six, says he charged towards officer wilson. it doesn't seem like you can really expect an indictment, do you think? >> well, i always thought they would give a lesser charge just to make an appeasement. >> knowing the pressure. >> right. now, you did learn something else. the fbi worked in conjunction with the officers there from that community. and they worked with a dual

here with reaction imus in the morning producer bernard mcguirk, geraldo, all right, republicans wonection. >> he's so arrogant. you see in the clips that arrogance. ed henry asked him a perfectly legitimate question about whether or not he's going to pivot on policy, he has no answer. he's talking about how he will use executive orders if need-be. he's basically saying if my policies are on the ballot, which he told us already, i'm not willing to compromise, i'm willing to compromise as long as you give me something i like. >> the electorate essentially pulled a governor chris christie. told the liberals and obama to sit down and shut up. this is like a referendum on the hateful, creepy types that msnbc and press and liberals with all their gender politics, identity politics, racial politics, screwing veterans, lies about obamacare -- >> let me sum it up, stop obama's failed agenda. >> yes. >> burying the lead. >> what's the lead? >> the lead is he's too cool for school, but the lead is he was deserted by 10% of the black people who voted in 2012. >> they're out of work, suffering.

i would, frankly, and this is not an original idea, i saw geraldo on television, i would bring back general petraeus. he knows iraq like the back of his hand. so i would bring them back. you want the best doctor, you want the best dentist. i think there were some mistakes made and now we have a situation. christianity has gone from 1.5 million. christian women left there went to damascus and now look at damascus. i just had a report from a person we are in touch with in syria, they are worried that isil is coming and that is not good. >> our time is going to run quickly but to count that vote on authorizing the war is among the most significant you have taken in your career? >> anytime your vote risks men and women going to war, yes that is. in afghanistan, the same way. i have great respect for the men in the military the give their lives and their families, because i bumped into a fellow for my district who had eight deployments. eight deployments in a period of nine or 10 years. so the family is paying. tough stuff. >> across those 34 years, the votes to go to war were most significant.

the home video shows an 11-year-old eldestson geraldo grijalva jr. hitting a home run in little league, pitching, even taking practice swings with his dad throwing soft toss. but this isn't your typical american story. you see, gerardo's mother, rosa robles larepo, now faces deportation and separation from her family. for 15 years rosa and her family lived, worked, and paid taxes in tucson, arizona. that is, until a sheriff's deputy pulled rosa over for a traffic violation and realized she was here illegally. rosa and her family agreed to sit down and talk with us. >> reporter: after fighting the court with my attorney, my deportation letter arrived. >> reporter: after two months in immigration detention, the federal government ordered rosa deported, potentially separating her from her husband and two sons. >> translator: it is something i fear. if they say no, you have to go. i won't tolerate being without my children. >> reporter: that's why rosa robles lareto now lives here, in this small room at south side presbyterian church in tucson, where she

rand paul is here so is geraldo and chris wallace and if you are going to the movie this weekend he willyou what to do. busy three hours kicks off a dozen minutes from right now on your channel for news. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "fox & friends first." a violent attack in the middle of the day in a sleepy california community. watch as a 69-year-old woman is held down and robbed by a group of men. police say they cut her rolex watch and bracelets off her arm. amazingly, she only suffered minor injuries. police aren't sure if this is a targeted attacks. the thugs on the run. >>> a california mom is saying no to su

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. >> geraldo is here so is jeff dunham. dumb and dumber 2 out this weekend's movie box office.it worth your cash? kevin mccarthy has to tell us. we have a busy three hours kicking off with this special surprise 12 minutes from right now. put down the remote. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "fox & friends first." an alarming report for you out of afghanistan. it says nearly $420 million in weapons and other sensitive items have gone missing from army bases in baghram and kandahar. army officials are being blamed for not reporting the losses when they were first noticed. the missing items are not likely to be r

first three governors fail and get excommunicated because of their fights with the franciscans. , geraldo the second one, he gets excommunicated twice for good measure. what happens to a good catholic who gets excommunicated, from the sacrament of the church? >> going to hell. >> you are going to hell in a handbasket, my friend. bad news for you. the palace of the governor, the longest continually occupied civil government building in the united states. mission, sanirst juan bautista. have any other big guns besides x can occasion. --excommunication? that is a good one. what else have they got? the inquisition. because no one expects the spanish inquisition. [laughter] investigate pennants, all sorts of cv, underhanded things, embarrass people. you can put them in jail, the deep, dark dungeon of the inquisition. they are never coming back. the ecclesiastical side of the house of the new mexico has a lot of tools. >> doesn't the catholic church, the higher church leadership in america -- the bishop, i guess that would be correct -- >> you do not have a bishop in new mexico at this time. ba