. >> sean: up next, geraldo rivera, he interviewed border crisis demonstrators and you will definitelyee what he found out. also, sara carter has been on the ground here in mcallen, texas. the incredible footage that she shot of people breaking the law, getting into this country from bangladesh, straight ahead. ♪ >>got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today >>and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team... >>the team? gooo team.... order online pickup in an hour and, now buy one hp ink get one 30% off at office depot officemax senat ♪ >> sean: earlier today, our very own geraldo rivera went to a nearby protest right here in texas and talked tore americans on both sides of this immigration debate to hear their thoughts on borderar security. do they think it's a manufactured crisis or not? take a look. >> why are you here? >> we are here to support definitely donald trump. we believer the wall needs to be built. it's time it needs to be built. >> we are for immigration but why are not for illegal immigration. i think that's what people forget. we're against illegal immi

up next, geraldo rivera, he interviewed border crisis demonstrators and you will definitely want to seend out. also, sara carter has been on the ground here in mcallen, texas. the incredible footage that she shot of people breaking the law, getting into this country from bangladesh straight ahead ♪ ♪ senat >> sean: earlier today our very own geraldo rivera went to a nearby protest right here in texas and talked to americans on both sides of this immigration debate to hear their thoughts on border security. do they think it's a manufactured crisis or not? take a look. [shouting] >> why are you here. >> we are here to support definitely donald trump. we believer the wall needs to be built. it's time it needs to be built. we are for immigration but why are not for illegal immigration. i think that's what people forget. we're against illegal immigration. so that's why we are here. we are here to support donald trump. >> we need to protect america. >> the wall is unnecessary. you don't have to spend $25 billion on the wall. you can use that towards jobs and border patrol. you don't need the

geraldo rivera and juan williams on the stakes for the president in his first oval office address. first, here is senator marco rubio. when you look at the question of amnesty. this is a hot issue for your party. at times, it can make it very difficult. you can run into issues of your own with the question of amnesty and what you would like to see in immigration. i want to play something back from 2015. then we will jump in here. >> he was always in favor of amnesty. he was in favor of people pouring into the country. then what happened is when people found that out, he sank like a rock in the water. >> martha: that was back during the early stages of the campaign. the president may be in a situation where he needs to negotiate on the dreamers. what do you say now? >> well, the president offered amnesty to dreamers and offered to not just take in the people that applied for daca but the people who were eligible and didn't. he has gone above and beyond what others have offered in the past. that was not enough for the democrats in that negotiation. here's the bottom line. we support

here to discuss, we have geraldo rivera and secret service agent dan bongino. geraldo, you and i have come to a areas of agreement on this. the border wall, you agreed with me. but nancy pelosi and chuck schumer can't show up for a meeting for the vice president, they think it's funny to offer a dollar for the wall? what are they going to say to these parents of pierce corcoran that i just interviewed? and their son is dead. or the people that also aid and abet these people with their sanctuary cities and sanctuary states, criminal aliens in our custody that are not handed over to i.c.e. you always say it's about both parties, but it's not. it's about one party now that refuses to protect the american people, and i didn't mention drugs and i didn't mention human trafficking. >> i love you brother, but you are looking at that family, the cochran family and what they've suffered. there are no words that i can offer that will give them any solace or any relief. i am so sorry. >> sean: solve the problem. >> let me put a few sentences together here. i would feel equ

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here now, geraldo rivera, author of the memoir the geraldo show.ave you with us tonight. >> hi, great to be here. >> martha: great to see you too. here reaction, a lot of incoming for him on twitter, which is the way it is these days, but what did you think of his actual comment? did it deserve the backlash that it got? >> i think it probably did. i think it was shockingly uninformed. according to pew research and all the others that study the 45 million latinos in this country, they are assimilating at a rate that's faster than any other ethnic group in our history. the first crew in from weather metric mexico or central america or wherever, they come in and they are officially spanish language dominant. the survey shows that by the second-generation of the children are english-speaking dominant, the majority of them, and by the third generation they have to go to night school to learn expansionist and get a b because they don't speak spanish anymore. i don't know where tom got that observation, may be in front of the bodega on the upper west side

and fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. geraldo, you have been around a long time. you look at this party -- >> [laughs] you think? >> sean: i did not mean that in a bad way, and one of my dearest friends. >> welcome, dan, by the way. >> sean: do you see as successful? do you see this extreme rush to the left as something that will be political viable? >> i think the democrats are extremely frustrated, looking at robert mueller, the special counsel, becoming more and more convinced that there will not be any russia collusion, so they eyes will drift to the next pretty pony, which will be impeachment, and maxine waters who was so radical and far out will become the mainstream of any democrats who aspire to hurting the trump presidency in as fatal a way possible. we have only just begun seeing a some really outlandish rhetoric and some really inflammatory statements towards the president's way, sean. i'm not sure that the democrats can harness their diversities and energies and what makes them attractive, and it is aen fatal flaw. >> sean: dan, welcome aboard, glad to

. >> martha: here now geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large. geraldo, good to see you tonight. i know you have been talking today. >> hi, martha. >> martha: hi. and writing about the impact on all of this on central america and south america. what's the big picture here as you see it? >> well, you know, i totally agree your previous speaker. my old daytime talk show used to narrow venelz. i used to travel quite freakly to thfreakfrequently to. wonderful people. middle class country with some of the largest petroleum reserves on earth. to see that crumble first under hugo chavez and then his protege nicolas maduro has been heart-breaking. to see them rendered so desperate as to drive them to use their constitution to usurp the presidency of the country with this juan guaido a 35-year-old charismatic very popular opposition figure who heads the national assembly. whether the army in venezuela honors what they have done remains to be seen. it could be we have our immigration crisis. it could be what we are watching develop in venezuela is the begin

and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is ng an uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but said the show will be broadcast later this month in its entirety. >> well, that's not something i would have done. but there was a lot of hypocrisy. one of the major magazines put the picture of geraldo getting hit with a chair on the cover, and the article said, isn't this awful, look what's happened to television. yet they couldn't wait to use it to sell their own magazine. >> let's go to the audience, all right? i want to speak to you guys. >> over the years, broadcasting has deteriorated. and now in this era of deregulation it's deteriorating further. >> give people light, and they will find their own way. relax, america will survive the talk shows. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you

here now, geraldo rivera. former pennsylvania government and former democratic national chairman. great to have both of you with us tonight. what you think about the puerto rico thing? business or boondoggle? >> they want to puerto rico because that was the only way they could get into see hamilton which is sold out on hamilton. >> martha: it's not that hard. >> the problem tesco puerto rico has some horrible problems left over from the hurricanes. the biggest problem is a systemic corruption and ineptitude of the power authority. if they were serious about trying to find the root causes of what is inflicting somewhat to make so much misery, that would've been a good place to start. not at the beach or watching hamilton. he did a fabulous job. he raised $15 million. >> martha: he has raised the most $50 million per puerto rico. here's a good luck. the president at the white house and he is saying, i am here, i am waiting. it is not that people don't understand these meetings are scheduled -- it doesn't look good. given what is going on with the 800,000 federal workers. >> it is my

geraldo rivera. you betcha. geraldo joining us live from his studio in cleveland.during the campaign to try to dig up dirt on another campaign? >> of course not. that is what campaigns, that is what operatives like roger stone do. they dig up dirt. they do opposition research. roger stone is a bully. he is a brash person. i don't particularly like the guy, but as cat thin said, you cannot bury the lead there is no allegation that roger stone colluded with the russians or part of an organization with president or then can trump to collude with the russians. this is nothing to do with collusion. this is like the flynn indictment and some others this is about what these men did once confronted by a sworn venue where they had to swear their testimony. once they raise their hand, swear to tell the truth, whole truth, and so forth, when you talk to a federal agent. you must tell the truth. he lied to congress allegedly. that is what they arrested for this morning what i think was the most embarrassingly excessive raid on a person's house i've seen in recent years. six lo

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