>> geraldo: you have to be an imbecile to make sure there is not on our southern border.u are not processing where you are a political animal. you know what is weird about that show, when it came to the obvious emergency situation where there is children that tragically died, the democrats all over the fact it was an emergency. but now, and question human tragedy. now that that has passed, not used for political purposes anymore it's not an emergency? and by the way 1.3 billion allocated, the budget and the treasury fund, he's got the $5 billion and they can play all they want. everything else has actually pondered. he has the $5 billion he needed to. >> sean: geraldo, keep building the wall, finish the wall. they started, they are building it. it's being billed. even you recognize. >> geraldo: even me who got left behind when you take dan bongino, i got left behind. >> sean: wait a minute we invited you if i recall. >> geraldo: oh, sure, oh, sure you invite it may be at monday's restaurant across the street may be. >> sean: oh, my gosh. >> geraldo: the presidents walt wi

fox news correspondent al leiter geraldo rivera. enough fentanyl they got today to kill 54 million americans, geraldo. we are losing 300 people a week to this opioid crisis. cartels, gangs, drugs, human trafficking, don't you think that is enough to build the wall? go have your door,, geraldo. >> i think that nancy pelosi is being very spiteful and being unreasonable not to allow the president of the united states and his professional to repair, replace, and yes, to expand the over 600 miles of border fencing that we already have. having said that, the big fentanyl paused as he reported correctly, sean, came through a legal port of entry so a wall would not have stopped this particular shipment. having t said that -- you have o protect the whole border. >> sean: it's clear -- dr. gorka, it is clear that all the talk about dreamers, daca, for i lloyd employees, it is al. they lied, they hate trump more than they actually care about the dreamers and child separation. they want to meet with moms and dads. that's permanent separation. w

thanks, geraldo, thanks mari. have a good night. tucker is up next.

geraldo pointed out that it will fail. sarah carter, michael cohen's testimony read like a jilted lover. john solomon compared it to the famous song "don't cry for me argentina." joining us now, all three. geraldo at large. you're so passionate about this. you saw this go on today. it didn't have to happen today. they want to play politics, okay, not today. >> i think it was pathetic the timing. they easily could have postponed it 48 hours, 72 hours to let the world focus on this profoundly significant event. but there's something that i need to tell people that they have to be reinforced about. a week ago mccabe, the former acting director of the fbi was promoting his book saying it was possible that the president of the united states was a traitor, was an agent of the russian federation. he said it was possible. he was asked the question repeated it. so he had president trump being suspected of treason just a week ago. now where are we? zero, nada, none, absolutely -- absolute this much evidence of collusion with russia.

karl rove and geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large and author of his new memoir the geraldow. thank you for being here tonight. you both watch this president closely and watched politics closely for years. it strikes me when we get to election time we often look back at some of these points of changes and pivots. carl, do you see that as one of those, or not? >> well, it could be because he struck a different tone last night that i think was very helpful to him. optimistic, bipartisan, we're going to work together. as lance morrow said in that beautiful essay, he struck notes of patriotism, recalling the landing on the moon. buzz aldrin was in the audience. d day. interesting observations to make ethics in public policy center with lance morrow. he emphasized issues clearly aimed at people who were up for grabs in this election particularly college-educated women. family leave childhood cancer. even democrats would respond. to say infrastructure and trade. different things, for example, legal immigrants enrich the country. i thought that was an important note for him to stri

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do you like planes, geraldo? can't we fly planes?s angeles, for many years you sat on that highway and you didn't see the sky. couldn't see the buildings. steve: geraldo, you made a terrific point, if the united states bought into the whole green new deal, did it in 10 years, what about beijing? china the world's biggest economy, sizewise, winds up pumping out that stuff that will not really help us, is it? >> what you need is a combination of aoc's dreams and president trump's pragmatism. he's the one who says no socialism. build your own life, build yourself up. she says, take care of needy, be compassionate. brian: take care of lazy. open brace the lazy. >> you want them to inspire a better world. brian: i got your back. ainsley: geraldo, there is a whole list of candidates support this. cory booker, elizabeth warren, kristin gillibrand, kamala harris governor of washington, jay inslee, if you like this bill, you can vote for one of those candidates. are you willing to do that? >> there is no bill as far as i know yet. i think eve

go ahead, geraldo. have got to go. >> i think the acrimony towards donald trump the hatred toward this president the 45th president is so extreme and profound there is no conversation now. there is you are republican or you are democrat. it's breaking down on race lines. i lament that. i deplore that but i think we are fractured and the poll. >> that is not president trump's fault. >> martha: we should all be striving towards a common american experience of equality across the board. >> agreed. >> it's also equity. it's not only equality it's equity as well. both of those things have to exist together. >> martha: thank you very much. good to see you both. coming up chicago police blasting jussie smollett once again even as the actor continues to deny that his hate crime was a hoax. >> i just want people to understand that's a damaging thing to do to a city. and to a police department. you know, so, it's my responsibility to ensure that the record gets set straight. >> martha: he was great on in this mor

geraldo: thank you very much.ent's resolution to stop the house's resolution to stop the president 's declaration here is just a little bit i want to give you the setup. speaker pelosi down on the border talking as well as the president's threat. listen. >> on monday we will send the resolution of disapproval of the president's actions. we say that not in a partisan way. we don't say it in any political way. we say it in a patriotic way. president trump: 100%. 100% and i don't think it's survives a veto. we have too many smart people that want border security so i can't imagine if it survives a veto but i will veto it, yes. geraldo: the president vows to veto it so that's it. we will have an emergency declaration where we will see the fruition of the declaration. we already had so much in the pipeline already. under the march of 2017 or 2018, national security act, we already had 84 miles of border fence going under construction in the mcallen, texas area. this national declaration of emergency gets another 55 mil

>> geraldo: i cover -- the mother of all race fake cases. and reminds people come with a 15-year-old upstate new york that went missing for days and she surfaced, guilty, smeared with graffiti written on her the n-word this and that and the other thing that she said she had been by a group of six white men including a cop and a prosecutor but it turned out the whole thing was fake. but she did it to cover up on her own runaway behavior from her family. you know, the people went for it because oh, my god, the worst example of stereotypical racism and a racist country and then the advocates jumped on board once they invested in her story, they were kind of stuck with it. al sharpton, who i knew very well at the time. i was actually subpoenaed to be hit a character witness in that case to sue for defamation. but you ask, why do we believe the stories? racism is real. loolook at charleston. >> sean: geraldo, i gave all of these examples and it seems to go one way. we are going to bring the judge and, welcome back. let's talk about the legal side

fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. geraldo, i know conservatives see this, a pittance based on the extent of the problem. you know i say it is 2%, not the other 98%, we don't need to keep going over that. this will stop, hopefully, the influx of heroin, fentanyl, gangs, cartels, those who come here and do commit murder and sexual assaults, violent assaults, and these democrats don't seem to care. the president that i know pretty well, i'm reading himm tonight saying, sure, give me the $1.375 billion, i have another $900 million over here, and i will declare a national emergency, and that is it, but he is not going to tell us after he signs that bill. if he signs. >> i don't pretend to have him on speed dial the way you do, sean. >> sean: i haven't talked to the h president about this. this is my knowledge of him, my insight. >> be that as it may, i think the president should declare victory. here ises why. up until today, the democrats have had the moral high ground. the wall is a moral issue, it's immoral to build a w

enough fentanyl they got today to kill 54 million americans, geraldo. we are losing 300 people a week to opioid crisis. cartel, drugs, human trafficking, don't you think that is enough to build a wall and we will have a door? >> i think that nancy pelosi is being very spiteful and being unreasonable not to allow the president of the united states and his professionals to repair, replace and expand the over600 miles of border fencing we already have. having said that, the fentanyl came through a port of entry. hidden in a produce tractor trailer. a wall would not stop that. >> sean: dr. sebastian gorka, it's clear that the talk of dreamers and daca, it's all bs. they lied. they hate trump more than they care about the dreamers and child separation. they won't meet with angel moms and dads. w why? >> pelosi still hasn't commented on a legal immigrant by an illegal alien. it has nothing to do with morality. they voted for it in 2006. they voted on border security. let's be clear. this is politics. this is about votes. nothing to do with securing the nation

that's just wrong. >> sean: last word, geraldo. >> all of the smart people blind to the evidence becausefits their political narrative to think that the original fake story was true. they hate trump so much that they are seeking to justify even this absolutely impossible story. >> sean: amazing commentary from both of you. >> today used against them and tomorrow it could be used against you. >> sean: you are right. 100 percent. very well said. thank you both of you. when we come back, we are not done. hold the fake news media mob accountable. come back play you how they covered the smollett case before and after the evidence started coming out. some cases crickets. also, the brilliant victor david hanson joins us with powerful common dear and so -- these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postag

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that's just wrong. >> sean: last word, geraldo. >> what is unforgivable is all the smart people who arelind to the evidence because it fits their political narrative to think that the original fake story was true. they hate trump so much that they are seeking to justify even this absolutely impossible story. >> sean: amazing commentary from both of you. >> today it's used against them and tomorrow it could be used against you. >> sean: you are right. 100 percent. very well said. thank you, both of you. ouen we come back, we are not done. holding the fake news media mob accountable. when we come back, we will play you how they covered the smollett case before and after the evidence started coming out. some cases, crickets. also, the brilliant victor david hanson joins us with powerful commentary and sooi muh more straight ahead. ♪ -looks great, honey. -right? sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and

joining us now with more, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. former florida circuit code, judge, host of "whistle-blower." that evidence that is now being presented, both to the grand jury leading to the indictment, presented before this judge, geraldo, is overwhelming. these text messages detailed the video of these kids, if very different than michael avenatti he said-she said or judge kavanaugh when he was 16 years old. seems to be real evidence here. >> you are looking at the selfish, soulless, cynical person to exploit the worst in american's history as he gets his justice being ex-escort across the media scrum to get into the back of his suv. i thought you got it right, the chicago police superintendent eddie johnson. wow. >> sean: wasn't a great? speak about and articulate man, a sincere, wonderful man. how dare a black -- imagery of a noose, to make his fake story, engineered to get a better contract for you to take that long generations of ugly american history and to seek to turn it to a contractual negotiation, how low do you go? how

being the offensive caricaturish person that he was, or geraldo.out passion or motive -- >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are going to fight -- >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had problems with criminal behavior -- >> but yet when you hear story after story after story of people who commit wretched and violent crimes in the devil's name -- >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> sit down. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but he said the show will be broa

. >> sean: you nearly died in to hear square, geraldo told me, i never knew this that he shot, had aicle getting hit with an ied. i never knew that story. is that true? >> yes, that is true. i think it was way back in 2003 when we were blown up by a double line on the afghan-taca stanley border, and geraldo and his brother were a few vehicles behind us, and you know how ince this is, in those days, the united states military did not even have armored humvees on the battlefield. do you think what that -- they did not even have armored vehicles, but they needed it. >> sean: it so wrong. and i bring this up, because wow is coming you wrist your life to report. and i watched you on "60 minutes" i always thought you did a great job, and you say this, which is just the fact and it is the chronicle, look at the media today, i say that i am a talk show host. i say that i do opinion, news, and investigative reporting. i do it all. and 89% come i think it is closer to 90% of that a liberal, and you can see it. and you say you need two sources. that is so far gone. why if you tell the truth lik

geraldo, does this outrage you? >> it absolutely does, brian.peter strzok, lisa page, the last line of defense, it is clear in the fevered imagination of the fbi, top management, in the wake of the james comey hearing, they were staging a low level coup. they were contemplating the worst about the president of the united states, that the man in the oval office was an agent of the kremlin. that he was a potential traitor. i tell you, it sickens me. this is a far bigger story to me than the wall machinations. this is the top of the fbi looking at the president of the united states, trying to get him, you know, figure a way devious way to show he is incapacitated under the 25th amendment, to replace the president? it is really sickening, deeply troubling that these buckaroos to attempt to take the power they had to -- ainsley: figuring out how on the president's cabinet, including the vice president, who would be for them, or against him. exactly. >> this is like a book. ainsley, like a book, seven days in may. this is guys sitting around the water

joining us now, geraldo rivera, and the host of "whistle-blower," judge alex vera. i begin with you, the media, you have watch this over the years. lynwood's lawsuit will be devastating, not only to "the washington post" and the media companies, it will be devastating to big hollywood stars. he is unrelenting, a tough, tough attorney. i'm glad nicholas and his parents hire this guy. >> first of all, sean, i hope this isn't my last appearance and that you pronounced my name pretty accurately on a regular h basis over the i 18 years. and you said my name wrong. [laughter] >> cojones, they call that. sean, first on the smollett case, this guy played racism and politics inextricably interwoven as you know. it is not an accident that trump is labeled a racist on ad regular basis. you know, african-americans tends to gravitate to the democratic party in huge numbers. they charge like this, so incendiary, it caught on because it was, you know, kind of justifying and reaffirming the stereotypes people had, a black actor, gay guy gets mugged by maga hats, and the whole scena

brian: big hour, look at this, geraldo rivera who i have met.ways great to see him. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of hip hop and rap music is built around me showing how i got more money than you, can i disrespect you and you can't do nothing about it if you are very confident about your sexuality, you don't have to have 8 women around you twerking. brian: i have always said that. ainsley: no more twerking. former president obama slamming rappers for their own toxic masculinity. steve: town hall out in oakland. co-host of the new show tyrus and brit mchenry. good morning. >> thanks for having us. steve: the former president is talking about how rappers have this toxic masculinity. what does this mean tyrus? >> i don't know if it's necessarily the rappers or the industry who sign the rappers who dictate their videos. brian: you used to perform with snoop dogg. >> certain things getting a date, having a job, buy a car, have good credit and money. those are easy things to rap about. i never was a big fan of the rappers who rapped about simple things like that. but

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joining us now, geraldo rivera. alex ferrera is with us. that evidence now being presented both to the grand jury, leading to the indictment, presented before this judge. it's overwhelming. these text messages detail the video of these kids. you know, very different than say an avenatti he said/she said or judge kavanaugh when he was 16 years old. there seems to be real evidence here. >> you're looking at this soleness cynical person, so to exploit the worst in america's history as it gets -- escorted past that media scrum to get into the back of his suv. you got it exactly right with the chicago police superintendent eddie johnson. >> sean: wasn't he great? >> what a sincere wonderful man to put this in context. how dare a black man exploit the imagery of a noose, of all things, a noose. to make his fake story, a story apparently engineered so he could get a better contract. i mean, to -- to take that -- the long generations of ugly american history and seek to turn it to a contractual negotiation. how low do you go? how much on your belly

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thanks, geraldo, thanks mari. have a good night. tucker is up next. l the clip you just saw went viral over the weekend. and this show had been duped and then spanked by someone delivering the facts. alexandria cosio-cortez greed time warner cable sports channel. turns out, they were all lying. casio cortez, she knew and we can prove t. first, president trump will make the case for a border wall and really in el paso, texas tonight n. washington, talks to avert a second government shutdown have fallen apart tonight. administration.s to increase i.c.e. capacity to hold illegal immigrants. democrats want to keep a cap on how many i.c.e. detain. so criminal records can be released into the united states. he ran customs and border patrol under president obama. thank you very much for coming on. so democrats are demanding that i.c.e. cap bed space, and interior of the country, not the borders, in the center of the country to, 16,500 a year. if that were to happen, what would it mean? >> that's a significant step towards really abolishing i.c.e., vee at che

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geraldo rivera, and call me jackson, the contributor and leadership development strategist. thank you for being here tonigh tonight. just a quick reaction to the politicians and how they are dealing with this. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is that everyone is waiting for the facts to come facts ducommun, kamala harris and cory booker may have gotten out over their skis. everybody wanted to believe jussie smollett right away. he has done the wrong thing, he has to take this. this is not an apologize to her, this is about him being accountable if the facts come in that he orchestrated this particular incident. that is not really the point here. we are focusing on one incident with one actor and we are saying if people cried wolf that means the wolf doesn't exist. we all know the wolf does exist. just because the boy cries wolf and there's no incident in this case it does mean that the wolf is there. what is the wolf? orlando in the shooting and the pulse nightclub. that is the wolf. charlottesville and the incidence around pittsburgh in the synagogue, those things are

. >>> the cactus league news, the giants signed geraldo bharata who agreed to the minor league deal and spent the last three seasons with colorado, the two time golden globe winner and bryce harper remains the free agent. he may be a longshot for the giants but let me get you interested in this wide receiver. >> now i know what i want. >> antonio brown reportedly told the steelers he wants out of pittsburgh and has the video to prove it. thank you steelers nation for a big nine years but time to move on and forward. brown has made jerry rice about wanting to join the 49ers. >>> the king is king at the westminster dog show, the wire fox terrier, king, the first carrier to take the award since 2010 but the 15th wire fox terrier all-time to be named the top dog. >> the college baseball season starts friday but central michigan chase rollins was not letting the cold weather stop him from getting ready for opening day, out on the frozen field wearing ice skates to take the infield practice. >> that is the guy that is ready for the spring. >>> that is the latest in your sports. i am dennis o'

. >>> the giants have the minor league deal with geraldo pareve. he spent the -- gerardo parra.t the last three seasons . >>> brown telling the steelers he wants out ofpittsb d ank str big years month brown made overtures toward jerry rice and the tight end about joining the 49ers. >>> the king is king at the westminster dog show, the wire box carrier, king, the 15th wire box carrier of all time to be named the top dog. >>> college baseball season starts friday and central michigan chase rollins was not going to let the cold weather stop him from getting ready for opening day. he is on the frozen field wearing ice skates to take the field practice. that is a guide that is certainly ready for the spring. >>> that is the latest in sports. i am dennis o'donnell and i will see you tonight. >> reporter: we are used to seeing this in a santa cruz mountains but not in the city. we have a live report on the mudslides and how it is shutting down this six and half mile stretch of road in santa clara county. so cute (laughs)? so cute i could just eat you right up, yeah! s) oh,k ou, t mini

. >> greg: the best analysis came from geraldo. he found more in al capone's vault than that., the only thing that strikes me. obviously he's a rat but he exchanges his rat costume for a different rat costume yesterday. he is like jussie smollett. he knows the media's weakness. cohen knew that his currency was anti-trump platitudes. he knows that it's the opiate for the media still hurting from 2016. that soliloquy, it was like he was running through everything you say at a cocktail party about trump. that media is going it's a bombshell but it turned out to be more like a mild rash that was gone by the next day. >> dana: the 24-hour flu. >> greg: it was. >> jesse: do you agree with dana's assessment? >> juan: i think dana laid out the scenario exactly right which is that now you have the democrats calling for more testimony. allen weinstein, the -- allen weisselberg. >> dana: i don't think he can testify. he has immunity. >> juan: i think he will be called and i think other people in the same orbit in terms of finances, the deals made, the kind of corruption that cohen sugges

in like 2003 when we were blown up by a double take mine on the afghan half pakistani border and geraldoer were a few vehicles behind us and the convoy. you know how incredible this is, in those days, the united states military did not even have armored humvees on the battlefield. you think about what that -- >> sean: wrong, so wrong. i bring this up because wow, you were -- you risk your life to report. and i watched you on "60 minutes." i always thought you did a great job. and you say this, which is just a fact, it is chronicled and look at the media today. i say i'm a talk show host. i say i also do opinion and news and investigative reporting, i do it all. and 85% -- i think it's closer to 90 that are liberal and you can see it. and you say you need to sources. so far gone. why if you tell the truth like them to believe you just pretty much committed careertt suicide? >> it's obvious. you get targeted. and it's the same group of people. they are already starting to again now and i expected it. i was joking that i'm raised for fire and fury because i know they're going to come after

geraldo parra. it's something joe panik talked about, the competition that's going to be on the lost they are season. >> -- the roster this season. >> when you have so many in the clubhouse that are proven major league talents, the depth you have this year, there's always injuries, it's good to have that depth. good off-season in that aspect. >> coaches and managerscompetit it does bring out the best in everybody. and i suppose you fall in that category as well. >> you wouldn't be here if you're not a competitor. so it will be a fun spring training. >> everybody will go out there and do their job. everybody knows how to play the game. they're going to go out there and do what they have to do. >> when you look now, as i said, our timing is perfect. the giants players coming out for the first full squad work out. i saw brandon belt. and joe panik. jeff walking by me, pablo sandoval. so here they all are. and it's time to start competing guys. this is the time of year that everyone looks forward to. if

. >> one trump advisor's radar the one who helped fox news geraldo rivera explore a run against booker kellyanne conway. >> she said what i should do is do a spot standing in the worst block in the worst neighborhood in newark and say don't let cory booker do for new jersey what he did for newark when he was mayor here. >> in 2010 "time" magazine called him the mayor of twitter for responding to tweets like this one a request to help a mother snowed in when newark's plows never showed by saying, quote: i'm delivering the diapers now we will get her street soon. booker has long insisted he would stick with. >> i'm staying there. >> now he admits is he looking beyond the garden state. >> my focus is running for president of the united states. >> booker has been a rumored presidential candidate for years but i spent some time this afternoon clicking around on the 2020 website and it doesn't list any specifics about policies he wants to propose. the only thing we know he wants is to be president. bret? >> bret: okay, busy day. peter, thank you. meantime, one week down, just two to go for l

brian: of course, we have a history with wedding dresses because we helped geraldo almost win the apprentice wedding dress. who was the host of the apprentice the president of the united states. ainsley: i remember that. that's before i was anchoring with you all. you were on there donating money. brian: on saturday. steve: the potus. we have him on our lead story. it's a fox news alert on this valentine's day bipartisan security deal has been released and man it is mile long. brian: over 1,000 pages. the big question now though will the president sign it if it passes the house and senate. ainsley: that's the big question. griff jenkins is in washington where lawmakers have a lot of reading to do, griff. shut down could be tomorrow. do they have enough time to read this. griff: i'm not sure about that. the president said he wanted to see the final product? here did you go 1159 pages of light reading. the president says he doesn't want to shut the government down but he is approaching this with caution. >> we will be looking for land mines because you could have that, you know. it's been know