geraldo rivera joins me right now.e has not always agreed with the president and many conservatives, but i think he would agree with me, familiar i right? that it reached a level of utter absurdity, not just absurd, but i would argue a little bit dangerous. >> congratulations on the new show. rosie and the president have been knocking heads since at least 2006. they calm each other all kinds of things. i dismiss as comedy gone wrong. the issue of immigration is so fraught with passion, look what happened outside the oval office. you had a profanity-laced shouting match between john kelly and john bolton over the issue of immigration, whether the military should be deployed and how hard should we crack down. it's fraught with passion. i will say that the demonstration today by the mexican government in sending the two plane loads full of federales to the mexico-go mexico-guatemalan border, the president and mexico signing that new nafta deal. showing engagement and getting the mexicans to take responsibility for the par

salvador, i believe. >> sean: here with reaction, author of the best seller "the geraldo show" come geraldo riveraa tv contributor, former secret service agent, also a best seller himself, selling author himself, dan bongino is with us. geraldo, the president has done everything he can do. you even agree. he said, we will give you the dreamers. democrats never wanted a deal. weme have a caravan of 4,000 people. geraldo, we sue assume mexico l do their job. but if they don't, the president will be forced to put our military on the border. the answer is the wall, he said they would support it. why did the democrats refuse to negotiate, and why are they hearing from john podesta a report, don't talk about immigration, it is a losing issue, so i click it doesn't exist? >>o i think democrats are in a jam on immigration because barack obama's policy was not different from donald trump's. barack obama was told the patrolled the border in jeeps. he was as tough as president trump as reportedlys is. in mexico's southern border, go 1100 miles to the south. because of donald trump's personal negotiations wit

geraldo rivera joins us next. >> terrorists have highlighted for many years the loopholes in our borderurity. what we do know is there are criminals as part of this flow and gang members as part of this flow, they have examples of kids being kidnapped by criminals in the flow. so it's not all people seeking asylum. >> martha: that was department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, warning of whom may be in the caravan and other groups as they march toward the border. joining me now for reaction to everything that we've been talking about tonight, an exclusive interview with the secretary that we did this afternoon, i geraldo rivera. good to see you this evening. we talked so much about the danger that is presented to families and individuals who make this track, and i'm wondering, when you sort of hear all of this, and i know you spent time studying this for years. it raises the question, is the wall something that makes sense, and might actually make getting here legally safer for people coming from the south? >> geraldo: and i have come to reluctantly agree with the presi

. >> reporter: enough for some, including her former fox news colleague geraldo rivera. >> she said something stupid but she didn't mean to hurt anybody's feelings. >> reporter: today her colleague jenna bush hager said she was horrified. >> in any day in age when there is talk of something that would make somebody feel bad, it's not something we stand for ever. >> reporter: now growing speculation over what will happen to kelly's reported $69 million three-year deal. in a statement, kelly's lawyer saying megyn remains an employee of nbc news and discussions about next steps are continuing. a source familiar with the situation says conversations have already started about megyn's exit from the network. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> 20 years after his brutal murder shocked america, matthew ld to rest with some of the highest honors this nation has to offer. at the national cathedral in washington, his parents, dennis and judy shepard at the emotional service and they talked to kate snow about their son. >> reporter: matthew shepard worshipped in the church and today the pews were all

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joining us now geraldo rivera and dr. sebastian gorka. geraldo, you wrote a great column today.hing i don't want to have happen. i don't want a confrontation at our southern border. somebody will get hurt or worse at that border. if they make it from mexico in the caravan, we have agreed. build the wall it would be good for both sides if it was up for right now because they would not be coming. the president already gave the deal you are offering. he offered to make the accommodation for dreamers. now podesta's group is saying don't talk about immigration. >> it's impossible to talk about the caravan or illegal immigrants with 2 weeks to go before this white-hot mid-term election. it's impossible to be rational about this. this is not about ms-13. this is not about middle east erin mcpikes. -- middle easterners. you don't know one person in that cawed. -- crowd. it would be easy to find ms-13. the problem is you have thousands and thousands of people desperate to improve their lot in life. >> [overlapping talking]. >> sean: we won't let them in. not this way. >> we have a sovere

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joining me, geraldo rivera. >> at the risk of sounding like a far right-wing lunatic. this was an elaborate hoax. i believe those bombs were never intended to explode. i think those bombs were intended to further divide the american people. i think it's entirely plausible -- i haven't picked a lane in this. maybe it was a wretchedly incompetent bomb that didn't know how to make a bomb and never studied the internet. someone who wanted to embarrass president trump. somebody who wanted to affect american political life. it could have been a russian invention. i think in my mind, i think having covered the uni bomb and the austin serial bomber. the serial bomber earlier this year in austin. some of the bombs explode in the fedex depot, because you are handling these things and throwing them around. a grenade with a tape air or a digital clock attached or fuse. 10 or 12 bombs. nothing has explode. there is no indication -- i call on mayor deblasio and the fbi and everybody else to tell us once and for all are these real bombs? we have not heard whether these are real bombs

. >> sean spicer on the show, geraldo rivera, and democratic operative arrested for battery after a gopampaign manager kristin davison joins us live after the break. rob: glad to know it henry is doing the show, thanks so much. when we come back attacks on republicans, disturbing trend among democrats. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. >> why every american should be concerned about this. good morning to you. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connecte

. >> here now, geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large and author of the geraldo show. what did you think of that today? >> if you strip away his flamboyance and his kind of stream of consciousness, and trade imbalances, the need for prison reform, there is a lot of truth in what connie was saying. he was the darling of the liberal left in 2005 when he said george w. bush didn't care about black people because of the way he handled hurricane katrina. now, the left hates him because he is embracing the president and a saying to black people, take a look at this guy substantively rather than automatically being always on the side of the democrats. >> martha: i agree with you 100%. i think when you peel it away, something that specifically touched on policy and that montage, for one thing he's raising questions about why it's assumed that black americans will always be democrats. he brings up this notion of welfare as he sees it, and in some ways it's kind of a box to keep people in. and it doesn't allow the kind of advancement that he talks about. he also talks about givi

. >> fascinating. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, geraldo rivera, who claimed the bomb's a hoax, did takefter an arre was made, tweeting, never mind dtsmarted myself in conjuring false flag operatiigned to hurt donald trump and gop. that's how dumgeraldo is. he got outsmarted by geraldo. [ laughter ] and then there's lou dobbs, the fox business host who tweeted fakes news, fake bombs. dobbs might be the mhinged conspiracy theorist on fox, which is saying a lot given that fox also employs this y. sean hannity is what you get if you gave frankenstein the brain of alex jones. [ laughter ] but, somehow dobbs has managed ly out-crazy him, and not is the president one of dobbs most loyal viewers, he actually includes dobbs in majo decisions. earlier this year, it was reported that dobbs habeen patched into senior-level meetings that featured officials such as senior policy advisor, steven miller and former chief strategi steve bannon. man, it is not easy to be the craziest person in a meeting with ste bannon and steven miller. [ light laughter ] although in fairness to dobbs, when the meeting s

joining us now fox news geraldo rivera, fox news dr. sebastian gor gorka. ldo you wrote a great column today. something i don't want to have happen, i don't want a confrontation as our southern border, because somebody is going to get hurt or worse at that border f. they make it all the way from mexico and the caravan is building. you and i have agreed, build the wall, it would be good for both sides f. it was up now, right now, because they wouldn't be coming. but more importantly, the president already gave the deal you're offering, which is he offered to make the accommodation for dreamers and democrats want to use it as a wedge issue, although now john podesta's group is saying don't talk about immigration. >> i think it is impossible to talk about the caravan or illegal aliens or undocumented immigrants with two weeks to go before this white hot primary or midterm election coming up. it is absolutely impossible to be rational and measured about it in this context. but i have to just say one quick thing. this is not about ms13. this is not about middle e

geraldo rivera, there are thousands of people who are heading towards the border. we hear them.s i say, you could understand why they want to come here. there is literally no process. the plan is to try to rush it between the border agents and hope that you cut through them. >> it is true. if i may martha just comment on something that he and his otherwise excellent appearance said that was deeply distressing to me. he said that they are going to stop this caravan by any means necessary. he put the president, he invokes the military. we can't so editorially and constitutionally, you cannot use the united states military. you can use the army to enforce immigration law. maybe they can carry water bottles or something like that, this whole sector of the military facing this ominous title wave of poor brown people coming from honduras is deeply distressing. i love the president but i think by stressing this middle eastern connection, i have covered that bordering more than anybody working. >> martha: we all know how the president speaks about these things sometimes. the bigger mess

you know, ones that i've heard are saying the right things and -- but then you have people like geraldo riveraers who are saying it's a hoax, which is, i don't know how you can say that unless they're on the investigative team. talk about creating toxic environment. that's way beyond the pale for people to be suggesting that it's either a hoax or a deliberate double reverse by democrats somehow. i mean, we should all take a step back, everybody on both sides. let's let the investigation do their job, but in the meantime, let's just take this opportunity for everybody including the president, i hope to reflect a little bit and the media and everybody to talk about how are we contributing to an environment that creates, and a culture, that creates situations where this happens. >> yeah. and you're right, we don't know. we don't know what their political leanings are. whether it was a hoax or not, people were still terrorized, right? so -- >> i'm sure they were. >> it was real for the people who were terrorized. i can tell you, it was real for the people in this building who had to evacuate and w

pete: we have got ken starr, geraldo rivera and dr. sebastian gorka. rabbits but i did. all here live coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me. pete: kay os breaking out of the mexico guatemala border as migrants clash with police. the caravan fighting make to the united states. ed: our border patrol already arresting a record number of illegal immigrants. >> have you some bad people in those groups. tough people in those groups. >> the democrats, they want president trump to fail at whatever cost. it's not fair to put this burden on us. >> saudi arabia now saying that the missing "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi died during a fight at the saudi consulate in istanbul. 18 people now under arrest. >> when they go low we kick them. >> physical, once people are encouraged to be uncivil, that's wrong. >> philippe reines one of her advisors was quoted saying the likelihood of hillary clinton running in 2020 is not zero. ed: sarah sanders says christmas coming earl

do what do you say to the folks on the far right, rush limbaugh, geraldo rivera, i'm not sure if youhance to hear it, who are questioning whether these attacks are even real. calling it a hoax. i think perpetrated by the russians to embarrass trump. something like that. what do you say to them? >> i think my responsibility it's a an elected official, republicans and democrats alike, we've got to make sure the tone is right. as a former pastor, i dealt with many couples with family members dealing with disorders. three weeks ago weighed secret service. we had some threatening messages and somebody trying to find out where my 12-year-old daughter was going to school. we have to set a better tone. i can't speak for all these organizations about left and right, who may propagate some of those false messages. i know what i can do. and i would call on the other 434 members of the house to do the same. >> and probably the one person living in the oval office as well. thank you very much. i appreciate your time tonight. and thank you for joining us this evening. so much to cover. i appreciat

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geraldo rivera, mike huckabee. tammy bruce.iss it. ♪ ♪ talking about my baby ♪ some kind of wonderful ♪ . . ♪ peeve peeve the senate is convening this morning. sometimes the actually vote of the kavanaugh nation occurs. ainsley: four remaining undecided senators. win one of them joe manchin in a tight race. >> i will feel personally after the vote. they didn't say yes. they didn't say yes. [shouting] >> nearly 300 people are arrested as anti-brett kavanaugh protests rage on. >> democrats have been trying to destroy judge brett kavanaugh. he is an incredible intellect, an incredible person, an incredible talent. brian: we were going to find out the incredible talent and who the president calls incredible person when he joins the supreme court. the first step as senate comes into session 9:30. cloture vote could happen around 11. when they begin the cloture vote at 10:30. ainsley: if the cloture vote passes it blocks any filibuster attempt to delay the vote. senators have 30 hours to debate. pete: will watch basically 30 hours of

geraldo rivera joins us live. fox news correspondent at large. >> good morning.it was great. i thought with bitter irony that in 2005 kanye west was the darling of the mainstream media because he condemned republican president george w. bush's response to hurricane katrina. in 2005 the media loved kanye. in 2018 because he embraces the republican president, the media jumps all over him. i think when you listen to what he said, if you kind of divorce it, i know it i difficult from the burlesque theater there. kanye made some excellent points. he said he and the president have a shared interest in fighting urban violence, trade imbalances, prisons, oppressive prisons that employ among other things involuntary servitude. i thought kanye made very important substantive points. i think the media can't deal with the fact here you have a prominent man of color embracing the 45th president of the united states. brian: you want proof media can't handle it? here's the proof. >> it was like watching a train wreck because it was and the president just sat there. >> kanye wes

we have geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large. all eyes on central america. observations. >>> couple of them. first of all, steve, happy birthday to you. you're one of the nicest guys in the news business. we love you, and happy birth did i. second, congratulations to griff on his vivid reporting on border. i submit you could film the story every single day. desperately poor people, live adjacent to the richest country on earth. they want the american dream. risk everything to cross the border that is the reality. vast majority of them are law-abiding. they pick apricots, they babysit, they mow the lawns, pack the poultry, they process the meat backing and so forth. they're good people. the united states economy is booming. they see opportunity on one side of the fence and they see destitute life, no hope for their children. that is what the incentive. but you have to be very careful. what griff is seeing where mexico meets the united states. that is our southern border. the caravan that everyone is talking about is on mexico's southern border with gaut haul

brian: our own geraldo rivera lives in cleveland. i wonder if they're friend?m, dash, like with that 10-dollar tape. star, star next. steve: bill hemmer on what is the on channel next ten minutes. >> fighting again by the way? do i have to come down there? ainsley: you would think it's a friday. 19 days from midterms. new fox polling tells us a lot, as the president heads to a critical state today. what comes through the caravan moving through mexico. the president might send the military he says. facebook has a war room for fake political news. will it work? great headliner. a-team ready to go see you in ten minutes top of the hour right here. ♪ carley. some quick headlines to get to. some republicans could try to repeal obamacare again if they win enough seats in the midterms. mitch mcconnell says if we had the starts to completely start over we would do it. we're not satisfied with the way the obamacare is working. republicans failed to overturn the health care law last year despite having full control of congress. >>> taylor swift getting political again. t