and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation and definitely not my kind of people i think because the people. at least listen to tone trump and i believe what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that are being denied entry with their children so i can't speak for them do you think maybe there are other issues that are important to them i think that they're probably unaware

and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation definitely not my kind of people. because the people. we listen to and trump and i believe what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that are being denied entry with their children so i can't speak for them do you think maybe there's other issues that are important to them i think that they're probably unaware of exactly what's go

and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of. donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation and definitely not my kind of people i think because people. listen to gloom trump unable what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that are being denied entry with their children. can't speak for them do you think maybe there's other issues that are important to them i think that they're probably unaware of exactly what's going

and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation definitely not my kind of people. because the people. we listen to tune trump in a believe what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that is being denied entry with their children so i can't speak for them do you think maybe there's other issues that are important to them. i think that they're probably unaware of exactly what's go

and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation and definitely not my kind of people. because the people. at least listen to gloom trump and i believe what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that are being denied entry with their children so i can't speak for them do you think maybe there's other issues that are important to them i think that they're probably unaware of exact

and criminals we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch but according to a harvard harris poll thirty five percent of americans who identify as hispanic either approve or somewhat approve of the trumpet ministrations policies now that survey was conducted after trump signed an executive order ending the separation of illegal migrant families back in may those numbers are only twenty five percent in a single executive order to really explain a spike in approval this time now fifty seven percent of hispanic americans according to another poll approve of donald trump's economic policies we decided to speak to some folks in the local latino community to see if they can explain these poll numbers have no explanation and definitely not my kind of people. because the people. at least listen to goon trump and i believe what he says it makes no sense at all because it's mostly hispanic that the border that are being denied entry with their children so i can't speak for them do you think maybe there's other issues that are important to them i think that they're probably unaware of exactl

this according to a harvard-harris poll released a few days ago. amazing.ow the most of important issue determining people's votes in the mid-terms? immigration. largely driven by republican enthusiasm. democrats, your radical tactics are backfiring. be careful what you wish for. here to join us is herman cain. what would you have done with that woman who scaled the statue of liberty? >> i would have waited until she got hungry enough and thirsty enough to come down. i would have just waited her out. jesse: but everyone wouldn't have been able to visit. >> you are right. that whole indent was another example of -- i know these word are harsh. another example of the ignorant narrative of abolish i.c.e. it's ignorant, because most of people claiming they want the abolish i.c.e. they have no idea what i.c.e. does. one-third of ice rsh's activities revolve around immigration and the border. 2/3 revolve around fighting crime, drugs, sex trafficking and a lot of other things. they have no idea. they are just following a narrative. jesse: the protesters were prote

but i would contend with his harvard-harris poll with 59% of democrats saying i.c.e. should remain, should not be eliminated. it tells you how far await so-called leadership is from the base. we are always told there is so much division. i'm wondering if there isn't so much division. these are self-appointed leaders with no real direction aiming to depress us. charles: i want to do a segment on it that shows the misconceptions that republicans have of democrats and democrats have of republicans. americans are so much more alike than unalike. john, i want to get your thoughts on tomorrow's jobs report. the last report we had was amazing. 70,000 black americans came back to the jobs market. 200 thousand more black americans had more jobs and the month before. it was the lowest unemployment rate in the history of black americans. to push this narrative that they don't like people of color and don't like women. it won't show up, particularly in these job numbers. >> you have to go outside of new york and california. to really get an understanding of where trump is with re

but when you look at the harvard-harris poll and data we have been running with 200,000 hispanic datants. sure enough, jobs and the commission what's driving this voter bloc. charles: where are issues like the images we saw and children being ripped from their parents at the border. where does it rank with we expect to impact from your work? >> pew hispanics has been running data and immigration has never been a top three issue. jobs, the economy and education are at the top about of it's an emotional issue that needs attention. but we are 60 million strong. one of the fastest growing business segments and we are paying attention to what impacts your own economy for your family and your business. charles: the mainstream media and democrats harp on the fear tactics associated with immigration and the wall, and with ice. many calling for the abolishment of i.c.e. but from an economic perspective which is part of the american dream. i think hispanics are doing extraordinarily wrong. >> i wouldn't do a victory dance just yet. this is just one poll. there are 2.5 million americans that wil

what we've got now for the republicans in this race coming up, the american people, the harvard harris pollrating among hispanics up 10 points. americans recognize they've got more money in their pockets, the future is back given to them by donald trump and that is going to direct the mid tem midterms. charles: keep it right here on fox business. the man himself is next. lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, president trump setting the record straight, delivering a devastating blow to the desperate dems, rhinos and the national left wing media intent o gining up hysteria over his news conference with vladimir putin. >> we're doing everything we can to prevent russian interference in the election. we have a lot of power. lou: judge janine pee jeanine pd rollins with us tonight.

as for americans, a recent harvard harris poll that came out says 70% of americans do want stricter borderaking sure our borders are strictly enforced. we can all agree, we need to address the family separation issue first and foremost. >> go ahead. >> i just would like to note, i think it's important that our borders are secure. i think democrats on down the line would say that. to say that ice is doing its job flawlessly i think is erroneous. there's -- being stationed in tennessee, ice rounded up, did a raid and they rounded up 100 individuals who were not undocumented. some of these folks, their only crime was being a brown person in america. when people are calling to abolish ice, i think these are the instances folks are talking about. to family separation, we have to keep the pressure up on the trump administration and dhs. they do not know where some of the children are. there's no process to reunite these kids. this is at the hands on the republican party and their president donald trump. >> we know one of the big motivators heading into november is president trump's supreme court

but also, you've seen hillary clinton's strategist, came out with the harvard harris poll, asked the question about abollishing i.c.e. do you know not abollishing i.c.e., keeping it as it is, gottry partisan support, public grants, democrats, and independents all agreed that abollishing i.c.e. isn't a good idea. democrats trying to outleft each other for 2020 having done nothing in 2017 or 2018 that i can point to, they're thinking about 2020. do something in 2018 that's meaningful. so they're going to, saying abollish i.c.e. basically, instead of advise and consent they're doing obstruction and -- obstruct and distract. instead of abollish i.c.e. they should be thinking about how to protect the borders. there are a lot of democrats getting nervous about where the party is truly going. and let's see who's following them off the cliff. >> i think that, you know, when the president said in that recent interview, he said you know what, it's a great issue f they want to go forward with that, you and i know the president has great instincts, really gets it. he's an outsider president, he

it's also interesting in the wake of a harvard/harris poll that was just conducted that something like 60% of americans say these families not only need to be reunited, but they need to be sent home. the cry for strong border patrol and addressing chaos, it's there. >> we haven't necessarily heard from the president to say anything about that. that it is painful to watch, any response to those who say it is immoral that these families cannot be reyou if iunified fas. he did say a while back it was hurtful to see. but now it's a matter of action. it's been days now. >> i think we're unscrambling this policy. and we didn't get here overnight. we didn't here because of president trump or president obama alone. >> actually, we did. >> it's the legislative branch that creates the laws. >> that is wrong. >> this is a result of the zero tolerance policy. that's what we're talking about. >> that wasn't there before. >> but we are going to get families reunited. i think it's going to happen. i think it has happened. i would be kind of interested to know if any of these people you were spoken to

the most staggering statistic from the harvard "harris poll," 69% of independent voters want stricternforcement of immigration. juxtapose abolishing i.c.e., i think democrats are way outside of the mainstream. trish: jason, you're from a state, they didn't go for hillary clinton, right? let's start with that. what are voters telling you in pennsylvania right now about how they feel about i.c.e. and the desire to get rid of it? >> there is a few things going on here. senators warren and gillibrand, i'm sure this is where their heart is. this is issue they're passionate about, they believe in, they feel like they're doing the right thing. on the moral side the democrats had an issue with the separation of children on the border, that was working for them, less importantly politically but more importantly they were morally in the place where i feel that they should have been. they're in dank are now, however of moving beyond that. when you talk about abolishing i.c.e., which is in charge as you know domestic crimes such as drugs, child trafficking, violent crimes of immigrants, that is w

. >> support for the president, among hispanics that's a fact from a harvard harris poll.sked you, why is this about gender and race as opposed to the call out harassment of trump supporters which has nothing to do with race. >> i want to say i am not saying that inciting harassment to any person is what we need to be doing. not at all. we need to be denouncing harassment. every time i'm on fox news, so many people don't like my difference in opinion, always on my facebook, stain dpram saying things that are threatening me. but i let them have their free speech. that is the number one thing, i let them have their free speech. they are entitled to that. i will never say at any point, you can't have your free speech. i don't agree with what you're saying. and at the end of the day we have to make sure that we let people have their free speech. >> answer the question. i'm happy to answer the question, pete, she won't. the reason they played the race card is because that's all they've got. maxine waters and the congressional black, i call them congressional black circus clowns

the latest harvard harris poll shows that while 88% believe that families who cross the border illegally should not be separated, 76% want secure borders. 63% believe we should prosecute those entering the country illegally, while 64% agree that we should send the border crossings back home. but no matter where they stand on the nuances of immigration policy, a whopping 70% want stricter enforcement of existing immigration laws. so how do you do that exactly if you abolish the agency that is charged with investigating human trafficking, drug and weapon smuggling? i.c.e. is the agency that also tracks down criminal illegal immigrants. they remove them from the country. democrats claim they are for that. so if criminals make it over the border, are we just to let lamb go across the country? good luck turning that into a platform that actually wins oat oats. >> you get rid of i.c.e., you will have a country that you are free to walk out of your house. i love that issue if they will actually do that. they are seriously talking about that? you were going to have a country that is crime-ridden

pete: it's a harris harvard poll. reflecting on now after the last month amend the fourth of july. the president's approval rating up 2% over the last month. his approval rating up 10% amongst hispanics. we were told zero tolerance policy what was happening at the border was going to be his katrina. he was -- his support was going to crater and instead it's gone up and amongst hispanics. those who are supposed to expect or impact the most among the southern border. approval rating going up 10%. those here legally believe in a border. we welcome immigrants. we just don't want won ton illegal immigration we are where we don't know what's coming in our country. they thought they had the issues to get him with and instead his numbers have gone up. abby: also, it's about the economy. if you come to the country you want to live that american dream. this is where the opportunities are you look at the numbers right now with how the economy is doing. there is a reason why people are feeling good there is a reason why people ar

this comes on the heels of the harvard harris poll, the support among hispanic voters for president trump's handling of the economy and stimulating jobs now at 57%. the numbers keep going up and up. support for the policies very high. charles: so it's interesting because you mentioned the hispanic or latino media there. what about the other side of this, this sort of -- the narrative from the democrats and the scenes, what happened at the border does, that, do you think ultimately, people think of that and tugs people's hearts, and seems in the non-hispanic media this gets played up a lot. we never hear about the extraordinary things that are going on within the latino community. ken? >> this goes to illustrate the disconnect between the average hispanic voter in the country and the average hispanic viewer in univision and telemundo and what they're getting. average hispanic viewer is seeing results, seeing jobs. news for them when hundreds of thousands of hispanics are getting jobs in the milestone month of june which hit all-time low of record hispanic employment. charles: you know when y

remember last week, when the harvard "harris poll" came out and trump's approval of hispanics went upre trying to figure out where did that come from? on friday we got a glimpse why it happened. last month in the jobs market, hispanic labor force participation went up 164,000. hispanic, 250,000 more hispanics went up and unemployment rate 4.6%, all-time low for all the right reasons. this is the, the same tide is lifting all ships. stuart: talk about burying the news. i mean that is burying it completely. >> it's phenomenal, really face nominal. stuart: 62% of hispanic people at this moment feel better off than they did just two years ago. >> emerson poll it is remarkable. ashley: does that translate into votes for the gop? stuart: it translates into feeling of prosperity. >> right. stuart: if 62% of hispanic people feel better off now than two years ago, they're feeling it. they have got it. >> underscores the fact that it is not an economy geared only for the rich. really knocks on a whole lot of talking points from the mainstream media and democrats. i think it is remarkable. i do.

the harvard/harris poll conducted by the former clinton pollster found 69% disapproval for abolishingce. that number included 78% of republicans, 59%, a majority of democrats disapprove of abolishing ice plus 73% of independents also disapprove of it. >> sandra: perhaps that's why the president responding to it over the weekend talked about it being a political advantage for him. watch this. >> president trump: they will get beaten so badly. ice are the guys that take ms-13 and take them out. they're much tougher than ms-13. you get rid of ice you'll have a country that you will be afraid to walk out of your house. i think they'll never win another election. i'm actually quite happy about it. >> sandra: happy about it, byron. >> well, the president thinks this is a winner for those poll numbers i just mentioned. so his position seems to be go ahead, go ahead make that the centerpiece of your campaign if you like, democrats. but my guess is that this is a short-lived thing and the whole abolish ice thing except in very, very blue districts like alexandria ocasio-cortez, except thor tho

a new harvard "harris poll" asks a question about abolishing i.c.e., 59% of democrats are against thattuary cities, whether or not you alert the feds to criminal illegal aliens, 51% of democrats want that to continue. they don't hike that going on. a few democrat leaders positioning entire liberal framework where we stand. in fact maybe we're not as divided they say we are. democrats are in fact moving with the president in what looks to be a mainstream immigration program. charles: to that point, there certainly is sort of calculus out there that there has been very few things that democrats can use in the midterms. they have been grappling for a message beyond anti-trump. >> yeah. charles: images of these children, some were used in the media go back to the prior administration resonated pretty loudly. >> they did. charles: president trump in many peoples minds blinked. he did an executive order to change things. they jumped on this. this is one issue, at least the leadership galvanizes around. i don't think they have any confidence. what will you talk about? the jobs report? >> the

however, whether it is pew hispanic or harvard "harris poll," big data analytics, continues to show immigrational economy, what is driving their decisions when it comes to political choice. stuart: what proportion of hispanics will vote republican in the election this is november? >> so i think if i had a crystal ball, it would be amazing. stuart: speculate. >> here is the numbers that we can speculate with, right? i'm coming from it as a businesswoman, political strategist. stuart: i understand. >> more than 50% of the hispanics are actually independent. people think that we lean one way or another, but there is a bloc up for grabs if you have the right issues prioritized. that is what we saw with president trump. there is upwards of 30, 34% of hispanic vote, if you look back, what the results were for this last presidential race, we saw, them responding strongly. there is an opportunity to capture that. stuart: in 2016 presidential election, was it 30, 34% of hispanics voted for trump? >> exactly. not giving you exact number, depending on source, you see 30, 32, 34 but in that range. stuart:

in a new harris harvard poll, when asked whether or not people wanted i.c.e. to be abolished, 78% of republicans said no. 59% of democrats said no. and 75% of independents. 6 out of every 10 democrats also said no. the majority also felt there was not enough border security as well. they seem to be abandoning their own base. i think that's because they have really the veneer, donald trump's existence and his success has stripped the veneer off of democrat leadership. republicans are seeing this as well. republicans are surprised if the repeal and replacing obamacare. we have gotten establishment that in a way seems to be pretending to understand, well, the eye deols of the left and the right. but all along, have only really been concerned about the machine itself. now donald trump, who is honestly working, the one working for real progress on all of the issues, has upset everyone across the spectrum. but particularly, the left. and i think that this is a wakeup call for democrats and for liberals who have presumed that some one like dianne feinstein was seriou

if you look at some of the latest polls like the harvard harris full and the latest real clear politicst shows that president trump's approval rating is getting better and 10% of hispanics are approving a president trump. secondly, people are not stupid. the democrats and the narrow lens of the media think that people are stupid and gullible, but they are not a lot of people are waking up to the fact that socialism is a losing strategy. they want people to believe it's a losing strategy, but later you mentioned that their promising more free stuff than the whole planet can afford so no, i think it is been there way of trying to get people to believe that socialism is the answer. >> sometimes when the economy is really rotten, what we go through a recession particularly like the last we went through, people get desperate. they may think there's been a failure of the free market but the economy is working on full cylinders. it is going strong. every day you see a new article. today in the wall street journal in this economy, quitters are winning. a piece about how a lot of people feel so

the results of a harvard-harris poll by mark penn, a former hillary clinton strategist, came up with surprising results considering what you heard from the media. when asked, do you think the people who make it across the border illegally should be allowed to stay in the country or sent home? 64% said me should be sent home. when asked, do you think we need stricter or looser enforcement of our immigration laws? 70% said stricter. 60% support building a combination of a physical and electronic barrier across the u.s.-mexico border. when asked about sanctuary cities, 84% of respondents said cities should be required to notify immigration authorities about taking custody of deportable immigrants. and 69% said the immigration and customs enforcement agency should not be abolished. the administration's immigration policies do reflect mericans' views. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and later to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: witho

brian: harvard harris did a poll and they say for the most part most people have rejected sanctuary cities they are not sold on the wall. congresswoman, what support do you have among legislators whether it's verbal or in print? >> well, we have been working with some of our legislators. legislators. we are filing the bill today and will be getting more and more to sign on to our bill. i feel like our bill is going to get some movement because it is very simple. we are compassionate people but also a people that want to secure our country and make sure that we can say who is coming here and why. and so, we already have support from fair and numbers u.s.a. and again very simple bill that would disincentivize people from coming to the country the wrong way and come in to the country the correct way. steve: we will keep an eye on it and see what happens. diane black from tennessee. ainsley: thank you congresswoman. >> thank you for having me. brian: coming up straight ahead, nfl players crying foul over the legal's anthem policy. now they are going from the gridiron to the courtroom they want

poll numbers that tell you what maybe frightened the democratic party into feeling they needed to do this. in the last month, according to a pollster, previously for president clinton's administration, for harvard harrisby 4 points. so they are looking for an issue that might generate enthusiasm for the midterm elections. but interestingly, when it comes to even this issue, the american people aren't being moved by this argument. the abolish i.c.e. argument is an example. 69% of the american people are against that idea. and that includes 59% of the democrats. so this is i think trying to find an issue that really all americans actually agree with already, which is keeping families together, but it is more about being compassionate and securing the border, while the president's approval ratings have stayed steady in the midst of all of this as well. abby: it seems a real disconnect at times with what the celebrities are preaching out there and these protests and what many americans actually feel in this -- >> it is politics and not policy that they are moving and that's not a winner. abby: important point. thank you for being here. happy sunday. >>> seattle police officers are leaving the force in big