while another of the world's best — judd trump — was lucky to scrape through into round two.ld to take us through the action are former world champions ken doherty, john parrott and our very own hazel irvine. it's been a love that eventful day. not least because we have our fourth finalframe decider of not least because we have our fourth final frame decider of the opening round. it featured judd trump, he had to come from 3—6 down and it went all the way, when the full distance. certainly, and it was a work—out he wasn't expecting that he showed great character to come back in that match. 6—3 down overnight. it could have gone either way, he hang in the —— hung in there and a tense decider, you'll be glad to get the win. judd trump said he was in two minds whether he would talk about the tactics, why would that be so? he is one of the few in the circuit he would play more aggressively thanjudd circuit he would play more aggressively than judd trump. circuit he would play more aggressively than judd trumplj asked did you feel intimidated because you don't know what to expect,

judd trump can score quickly when he gets the chance and he was quickly back on level terms. on the style and showed why he is one of the favourites to win the tournament. ding junhui could only sit and watch as of the frames continue to slip away from him. in frame 22 ding junhui finally had a chance but broke down and judd trump punished him to secure the victory. so chinese snooker fans will have to wait another year for ding junhui to challenge for the title again. nothing to show my performance tonight. he played great. i only got a few chances and in the first two frames i got a chance to make some points but i did not make any so i did not put him under pressure and thatis did not put him under pressure and that is why he came back so strong and played so well. i went out there with the mentality of not being prepared to lose. i battle for every single point. obviously it meant i didn't really miss anything tonight. he was under a lot of pressure getting in because he knew i would clear up. four time winnerjohn higgins was the last of the players to qualify for the fin

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, judd trump battles back from 6—3 down to keep his world championshipve after a thrilling final frame decider against thepchaiya un—nooh. good evening. the murder of the journalist lyra mckee should be a decisive turning point in the history of northern ireland. that was the forthright message delivered at her funeral in belfast today, a message heard by a congregation which included theresa may, jeremy corbyn, the taoiseach leo varadkar, and leading politicians in northern ireland. lyra mckee was shot dead by the so—called new ira in londonderry last week. in a powerful address at the funeral service, father martin magill rebuked leaders for the political stalemate in northern ireland, and urged them to renew their commitment to power—sharing. our correspondent emma vardy has this report. a modern victim of political violence that many hoped had been consigned to the past. thousands lined the streets of belfast for lyra mckee, her death uniting protestants and catholics and political rivals. lyra was a person who broke down barriers and reached across

and another of the top players — judd trump — was lucky to scrape through to round two.e theatre are former world champions stephen hendry, john parrott and our very own hazel irvine. another eventful day, not least because we've had for the final frame at the site or at the opening round, and it featured judgement, he had to come from three frames to go all the way for distant. certainly did, very much a work out probably not expecting it but he showed great character to come back in the match, 6-3 character to come back in the match, 6—3 down overnight could have gotten other ways, in for embark on this by him when 75, as usual, and ten final frame decider glad to get the aa is. guide said he was cut into two minds about the tactics why would that be so. about the tactics why would that be so. is probably one of the few in the circuit that plays more aggressively than jagged, so the circuit that plays more aggressively thanjagged, sol the circuit that plays more aggressively thanjagged, so i asked him the question do you feel intimidated playing him because you don't k

world number seven judd trump faces a battle to stay in the championship.ailand's thepchaiya un—nooh tomorrow, six frames to 3 down. now for some of the day's other sport stories. england winger callum hudson—odoi was due to have surgery this evening, after rupturing his achilles tendon in chelsea's 2—2 draw with burnley in the premier league last night. he's tweeted to say he's gutted to end his season with injury. west ham's plea to move their men's home game against southampton to avoid a clash with the women's fa cup final has been rejected by the premier league. the league match kicks off at 3 o'clock on may the fourth — but the club wanted to move it to 12:30 so fans could see the women's team face manchester city at wembley at 5:30 on the same day. world heavyweight champion anthony joshua says jarrell miller "does not deserve to be in a ring with me or any other heavyweight". the pair were due to face each other injune but miller provided "adverse findings" in two separate doping tests. saracens and england winger david strettle will retire from pro

judd trump overturned a 6—3 deficit to win a thrilling final—frame decider against thepchaiya un—noohd trump to a 10—9 win. the world number seven now faces ding junui in the second round. on to cycling, frenchman julian alaphilippe claimed his second successive victory in la fleche wallonne beating jakob fuglsang in an uphill sprint to the finishing line. fuglsang attacked the peloton on the last of three climbs up the mur de huy, but alaphilippe produced a strong finish to catch and pass the dane in the final metres. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to mozambique where it looks like we've got another weather—related disaster on the way. another cyclone, this is cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambique and bringing you through five days of forecast here, you can see the problem. once the storm has made landfall, it stops moving and we will see

ding jun—wee has fought back to lead judd trump 9—7 in the second round of the world snooker championshipks of 81, 55 and 60 to establish a two—frame lead going into monday evening‘s final session. these are live pictures right now from the crucible theatre in sheffield. barry hawkins in action against kyren wilson in their second round tie. hawkins was in sparkling form this morning, scored four centuries to open up a 6—2 lead. he‘s since added another frame so he leads 6—3, the first to 13 will take the match. he is 68 ahead. you can watch it live via the bbc sport website and app. now, congratulations to all who ran the london marathon today. 26.2 miles is an incredible feat, even harder to run with a costume on. so, spare a thought for this poor runner who battled around the course wearing a big ben costume, only to get stuck at the finish line. the tower too big for him to get under. fortunately there were helpers on hand to assist. he did get over the line eventually. definitely earned his metal, didn‘t you? that‘s the last thing you need, isn‘t it? congratulations to him. let‘s hop

world number seven judd trump faces a battle to stay in the championship.s first round match against thailand's thepchaiya un—nooh on wednesday, six frames to three down. now to football and a late christian erikksen goal saw tottenham to a 1—0 win over brighton that takes them three points clear of fourth placed chelsea. the match appeared to be heading for a stalemate until the danish international struck in the 88th minute to consolidate third place while brighton remainjust three points above the relegation zone with three matches remaining. like you said, it was a long game, a long game to really get that one goal that would open the gate. if we we re goal that would open the gate. if we were the squad before it would have been a different game. it looked like we were going to draw but luckily we changed that. while a late andre grey goal saw watford take a 1—1 draw away from their home match against southhampton. shane long had scored the fastest ever premier league goal when he struck after just seven seconds but the hornets late strike takes them ei

kyren wilson‘s up against david gilbert and judd trump is taking on stephen maguire.ening with kick off at 8 just before i go, peter crouch the 6 foot 7 burnley and former england striker is well known for his ability to poke fun at himself. take a look at this. he‘s posted this on social media in reference to the rather gangly pfa players player of the year award. crouch said "extremely proud to be the pfa player of the year trophy. he‘s got a point not the most flattering! in answer to your earlier question, my disney knowledge is pretty good, better than my snooker knowledge. we will see you later. labour‘s ruling national executive committee will hold a crucial meeting today to finalise the party‘s manifesto for next month‘s european elections. labour‘s leader, jeremy corbyn, is facing pressure to commit to a referendum on any final brexit deal. let‘s go over to westminster now to and talk to our assistant poitical editor, norman smith. norman, will he commit? i doubt it very much. i think what we will get today are hours and hours of debate. there will then be a

judd trump narrowly avoided and a lot upset today, winning the deciding frame in his match. had studied in the uk. it's believed he came here in the mid—2000s and did not complete a full university degree course. eight of the nine bombers have now been identified — one of them was a woman. the death toll has risen again — more than 350 people are now known to have died in the bombings which targeted churches and tourist hotels. paul adams reports we were just hearing that the foreign office has updated its travel advice for travelling to still anchor, saying that an attack could be imminent, including places visited by foreigners. they are not advising uk nationals to travel to the country but say it is under co nsta nt the country but say it is under constant review. that is the latest from our security corresponding, frank gardner. with an update on the situation in sri lanka, here is paul adams. outside saint anthony's shrine in colombo — an eerie silence. more than 100 christians died here. the black and white ribbons signify mourning. the city's hospitals are still full

snooker now and it was a fascinating battle between judd trump and china's ding jun—hui, which saw trumps 5—1 down but came back to lead the final session 9—7. however, trump fought back to take the match 13—9. he'll now play stephen maguire in the quarterfinals. that's all the sport for now. good morning, the next few days will see some rain moving very slowly from the west so the high temperatures will be further east on the uk. patches in the morning, they will left and they should be a fair bit of sunshine around. patchy rain across northern ireland to west scotla nd across northern ireland to west scotland and perhaps some western coast of england and wales. further east, dry with sunshine. quite warm, warmer than it was on monday in the south—east of england. through the evening and overnight, the rain pushing further s words and, with more cloud around, it should not be quite as chilly. still some sunshine around, particularly on wednesday morning. also for northern ireland for a while. elsewhere, a case of showers through the day. those will bea showers through the day. those wil

ding junhui has fought back to lead judd trump 9—7 in the second round of the world snooker championship 55 and 60 to establish a two—frame lead going into monday evening's final session. that's all the sport for now. let's end with the success at the box office of the latest — and final — movie in the avengers franchise. avengers: endgame has become the fastest film ever to break the $1 billion barrier. it was only released on thursday night but since then, tickets sales to fans, like these, around the world have already topped $1.2 billion. the previous global debut record of $640 million was set last year by, you guessed it, the previous avengers film, infinity war. a reminder of our top story... with more than half of votes counted in spain's general election, the governing socialists are on course to be the biggest party, but still without an overall majority. the vote counts, mainly from smaller towns, indicate that vox will win the first seats for any far—right party since the end of military rule in the 1970s. you can see people gathering to celebrate the socialists‘ victory. cor

and after wrestling the lead back and forth, judd trump finally defeats ding jun—hui at the crucible.ollowing reports of an ‘off field' incident. hales has reportedly been banned for three weeks, which has all but ended his chances of playing in the world cup this year. the england and wales cricket board has refused to say what hales has done to warrant his withdrawal, citing confidentiality concerns. hales missed his county's one—day cup games last week for what nottinghamshire described as "personal reasons". it follows hale's involvement in an incident outside a nightclub which saw ben stokes de—selected from england's ashes squad more than a year ago. cricket analyst simon hughes says he's not surprised at the ban. it isa it is a serious matter, but i think in the end, partly because of his back story, which was obviously the involvement in bristol and that situation with ben stokes where he was acquitted of any illegal matter. but he was fined and suspended by the board by the english cricket board, he is still under a suspended sentence from the english cricket board from the r

session of their respective matches, and both were beaten by englishmen, ali carter beating zhou and judd trumping. the united states has delivered a new warning that allowing huawei to help build the uk's new 56 data network would pose an unacceptable risk. a senior american security official warned that the us would reconsider how it shared intelligence with any western ally which let huawei play a part in building 56 networks. our security correspondent gordon corera reports. it is the promise of a new, high—tech future. 56 data networks will connect almost every device and aspect of our lives, from our cars to our homes. but should this future be made in china, and by this company, huawei? washington has been arguing that the risk of china spying on or switching off 56 through the company is too great, and today, a top us diplomat told me there would be consequences to using huawei. if countries put unsecured, untrusted vendors into their 56 networks, in any place, we're letting countries know that we're going to have to consider the risk that that produces to our information—sharing arrang

and judd trump has had a great start to his quarter final in the snooker world championship — takingn their champions league semifinal at their new stadium, but it is only half time — spurs still have a second leg to play against ajax. and they have a good track record in the second legs of this competition, putting manchester city out on aggregate. however, ajax do have an away goal and it will be a tough ask for tottenham. john watson is outside the stadium for us. john, were ajax just better on the night, or was it a lack of first team players available for tottenham ? i think it was both, certainly in the first half, and ajax were dominant, such was the below par performance of tottenham in the first half demonstrated by the opening goal that came from donnie vanderbeek when he gave the freedom of the tottenham box, so much time and space to fire home for ajax opening goal inside for 15 minutes, it was a poor opening first half from tottenham. it was an enforced change they get caught in a much needed momentum towards the end of the first topic was their defender who went for the

world number 7 judd trump faces a battle to stay in the championship.to 3 down. saracens and england winger david strettle is to retire from professional rugby at the end of the season. the 35—year—old played 1a tests for his country between 2007 and 2013, scoring two international tries. he also helped sarries to two premiership titles. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. as forecast the warm spell is coming to an end. but it is a very gradual process. it will not be that cool on wednesday. temperatures still make it up to 20 degrees or so. there will be cloud and showers and all of thatis will be cloud and showers and all of that is starting to realise itself now on the satellite image, you can see the weather fronts heading in our direction. this is the story for the rest of the week. gradually the temperatures will dip away as we head towards friday and the weekend. right now there are still some oranges and yellows, that is the temperature of the atmosphere. this cold air stream from the north atla ntic cold air stream from the north atlantic

world number seven judd trump is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. unhui of china 13—9. lots more great stuff coming up in the papers for you. shelley look at the papers for you. shelley look at the papers for you. shelley look at the papers now? —— shall we look at the papers now? let's take a look at today's front pages: the daily telegraph's looks at concerns that anti—social behaviour is being dismissed as "unimportant" by the police. baroness newlove, the victims commissioner, —— baroness newlove, the victims' commissioner, who'll we'll speak to at 7:10, questions why callers to the 10! phone line are charged to report incidents. the picture shows the actor lily collins, daughter of phil, at the tolkien premiere last night. the guardian shows an image of the is leader, —— the guardian shows an image of the is leader abu bakr al—baghdadi who has appeared in a propaganda video for the first time in five years. recent reports had suggested he'd been badly injured or even killed. we shall discuss that through the morning for you. the times' lead stor

and after ronnie o'sullivan shot glass, judd trump narrowly avoided another upset.ers behind the easter sunday attacks, had studied in the uk. eight of the nine bombers have now been identified — one of them was a woman. meanwhile the death toll has risen again — 359 people are now known to have died in the bombings which targeted churches and tourist hotels. paul adams reports. outside saint anthony's shrine in colombo, an eerie silence. more than 100 christians died here. the black and white ribbons signify mourning. the city's hospitals are still full of the wounded and all over sri lanka a visible police presence and a lingering sense of shock and apprehension. fresh images too of the men thought to have carried out these atrocities. cctv pictures from a lift in colombo's shangri—la hotel show two men with rucksacks minutes before an explosion in the restaurant. the government says it's arrested more than 60 people. it says the bombers were educated and included one woman. at least one had travelled abroad. we believe that one of the suicide bombers studied in t

after ronnie o sullivan's exit, judd trump narrowly avoided another shock at the world snooker championships to 3 overnight but fought back to level it up at nine all. then in the final frame decider, uh—nooh miscued at a crucial point, allowing trump to wrestle control and win the match. he will play ding junhui in the next round and is the bookies' favourite to lift his first world title after o'sullivan's shock exit to amateurjames cahill. currently in action are english pairjack liz—owski and ali carter, these are live pictures from the crucible theatre. it's currently one frame all. you can watch it via the bbc sport website right now. andy murray could be back in action on court later this summer, according to his motherjudy. murray said in march he was pain—free after hip surgery but that his chances of playing singles at wimbledon this year were "less than 50 per cent". butjudy murray thinks there are signs that he's improving. yes, he is almost three months past his surgery, so he was told not to do any impact work which means running around the court and hitting the ball for three

world number seven judd trump faces a battle to stay in the championship.ny joshua says jarrell miller "does not deserve to be in a ring with me or any other heavyweight" after the american‘s reported drug test failures. the pair were due to face each other at madison square garden onjune the first. but miller was denied a licence for the fight after an "adverse finding" in two separate doping tests. he had previously called joshua a "fraud" and the briton says miller brought his downfall upon himself. the lessons learned in this situation is that karma works in various ways. what goes around will come back around, and i feel like he taken come back around, and i feel like he ta ken fate come back around, and i feel like he taken fate in his own, bless them come out of his own hands. sometimes, be respectful, i know it's a fight, but be respectful, be appreciative, and lead by example. what he had done is not leading by example. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. see you then. see you then sarah, thanks very

judd trump survived a big scare to book his place in the last 16 of the world snooker championship.ng pushed all the way to a deciding frame by thailand's thepchaiya un nooh. and andy murray is "cautiously optimistic" about returning to action at some point this summer — that's according to his mum, judy. last month, murray said he was pain free after hip surgery, but still rated his chances of playing wimbledon this year as less than 50%. i would not, yeah, iwould not, yeah, i i would not, yeah, i would not write him off anytime soon.|j i would not, yeah, i would not write him off anytime soon. i think they will be in appearance at wimbledon, i think that will happen. yes, i agree. 5096 is quite a good statistic, considering what he has been through. the level of determination literally is unbelievable. he was hoping, hey? here's hoping. we have got to talk to carol. the weather is changing after that glorious easter. good morning. good morning, yes, it is. we're going to have rain showers at times, some of those could be heavy with some hail. it is going to turn cooler because as

the bookies favourite judd trump is crusing against stephen maguire — he is6 nilup.... er the age of it as part of the reason why the welsh government says it needs to change. kirsty williams, the welsh government education secretary says it is a 30 years old, all sorts of things have been bolted on and clearly few people would disagree with the fact the skill set required of the current generation will be very different to when you andi will be very different to when you and i were in school, simon. and as and i were in school, simon. and as a result there needs to be a major overhaul. just backtrack a little bit, the national curriculum, there isa bit, the national curriculum, there is a very restricted list of content which will be replaced in wales in the two years and i freer, looser arrangement. and one of the defining principles on this is that schools and teachers will really be getting the freedom to design their own system and what they teach their children and add an individual school level. this is an early d raft, school level. this is an early draft, it wil

combat climate change your and the national border patrol council president brandon judd talks about president trump's immigration border security policies. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> asking what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> c-span's newest book, the presidents, noted historians rank america's best and worst chief executives providing insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents. noted presidential historians. explore the events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced and the legacies they left behind published by public affairs c-span's the president will be on shelves april 23 but you can preorder your copy today at c-span.org/the presidents or wherever books are sold. >> yesterday president

slave efforts to come back, change, and the national border control president brandon judd talks about present trumps immigration and border control policies. be sure to watch live seven eastern wednesday morning, joined the discussion. >> next a conversation with education secretary divorce, she was a guest at the council of two states, four offices, legislative conference. this is 30 minutes. >> thank you, my colleagues, i don't usually get a full introduction, thank you, and i think you secretary divorce for being with us today. this room is full of people who believe, just like you that every child deserves an opportunity to reach their greatest potential. and i'm so happy, a few weeks ago you came down to south carolina, and i really appreciated that. you chose where you would like to go, and i was a bit surprised, because it wasn't necessarily the school or our district that had the bells and whistles, but it was a school that is 92% poverty, and at one time was the lowest performing school in our state, and that has changed. but i'd like you to reflect a little bit on what you saw there at the

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national border patrol council president brandon judd joining us tonight. president trump's fight for border security coming as he dodges the endless attempts to undermine his presidency. deep staters james clapper and john brennan misrepresenting mueller's finding of no obstruction. sally yates is doing the same. we will take up the corruption and hypocrisy of the deep state with judicial watch president tom fenton. and the trump 2020 team is gearing up for another successful presidential campaign and need to flip some blue states to red. trump 2020 campaign manager says the campaign's ground game is far stronger than it was in 2016. >> one of the largest ground games in history. in 2016, we had 700,000 about volunteers. we plan on 1.6 million volunteers for 2020. some people might just hold block parties. some people might engage on social media. some people might be knocking on doors. in every single metric we are looking at being bigger, better and badder than we were in 2016. this time we aren't trying to prove something. the president has proved he has done it. we need

judd. talking about president trump's immigration policy and border security.hat immigration policy discussion coming up next. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> c-span's newest book, "the president's." therovides insight into lives of the 44 american presidents, through stories gathered by interviews with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left the hind. published by public affairs, c-span's "the presidents" will be on shelves april 23. you can order your copy today. or wherever books are sold. the c-span bus is stopping at middle and high schools across the country to present the prizes and awards to the winners of our studentcam video competition. through this month, you can see entries --winning the top 31 winning entries. and the behind the scene winners online at studentcam.org. "washington jou

judd joining us. joining us tonight, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, foxbusiness contributor, trump 2020nal press secretary, kaylee machen any. good have you both here. i want to start with the latest numbers. we are seeing real marked improvements in apprehensions at the border. >> that's exactly right. president trump alone deserves all of the credit. he is not have a willing negotiating partnering congress. he unilaterally, with the threat to close down the border has helped to have these numbers. the 450 miles of the southern border being built next year will help as well. have nancy pelosi you need to come to the table, congress you need to come to the table. he can't do all of this alone. >> so far that's what he is doing. charlie, your thoughts about this improvement and the role of mexico? >> and shocking to discover that actually trying to enforce the border it actually works. i think the biggest part of it is that threat that he and his kaylee points out, that he and he alone has put out there that everyone likes to talk about how disruptive it would be dish at the border for p

trump be expected to protect american citizens? the president of the national border patrol, brandon judd, great to have you with us. we begin our conversation let's look at one of donald trump's tweets on this policy, he says the ninth circuit judge just rules mexico too dangerous for migrants, so unfair to the us, out of control. what do you think of this decision? >> completely ridiculous. if you look at the judicial activism taking place in the united states because of partisan politics the courts were never supposed to be partisan, not supposed to rule in favor of a specific party but that is what you are seeing in the ninth circuit. what makes this decision so head scratching as we can do this in canada. the courts have ruled it is perfectly legal to allow us to keep people in canada pending asylum claims, we should allow that -- that should be allowed to happen in mexico as well. the idea that there is too much violence in mexico, until the state department makes a rolling, that judge had no standing to make that decision so this will go to the supreme court, it's going to be won at the supreme court so we sh

lou: brandon judd with the president joins us tonight. a national trump economy is booming. the national left another knowledge in that. more jobs added in march than expected. unemployment now at a 49 year low, almost a half-century. the president with a 51% approval rating. president trump today touting the skyrocketing trump economy. >> the economic numbers just came out. they are very very good. our country is doing unbelievably well. most of you don't report that because it doesn't sound good from your perspective but the country is doing really really well. lou: the soaring trump economy leaving the radical left-wing media with absolutely nothing to talk about except their hatred of the president and the nation. tonight we take up the president's soaring economy and its commitment to stop illegal immigration and find a way to secure the border despite the obstruction and subversion of the radical dems and the globalist elite to control those dems and most rhino spray pastor robert jeffers though "washington examiner" among our guests and the red storm rising. russia an

slave efforts to come back, change, and the national border control president brandon judd talks about present trumps immigration and border control policies. be sure to watch live

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trump. brandon judd is with us, national border patrol council. what a mess.y break through anyway. what's going on here? >> this shows you that these individuals have no regard for the laws of other sovereign nations. that's very disappointing to see. stuart, i was on the border last night in yuma, arizona with a contingent of congressmen led by andy biggs. we saw exactly how much stress the city of yuma is under. they were able to see how many individuals we had in custody, how many people we're releasing. the night before i was on the border in el paso with senator johnson. one of the main take-aways he saw was the number of cubans that were coming in in our custody. we drove along a seven-mile stretch of border and i asked him, i said count how many number of border patrol agents you're going to see. we did not see one border patrol agent in that seven-mile stretch. in a normal period of time, we would have seen seven to eight border patrol agents. that's because we are so stressed right now with the numbers that we're dealing with, we are having a hard ti

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judd, also among our guests tonight. >>> our top story, from the outset of donald trump's presidency, the radical dems, the deep state and the national left-wing media have tried to subvert and overthrow the president of the united states just as they did his candidacy. it has been a full-out assault against president trump. everything the left does to this end. they know there was no collusion found by robert mueller, yet they invent new lies to smear the president. the left knows the president did not engage in obstruction, so they obstruct using subpoenas as political weapons. they try to subvert still the president's agenda. the biggest political scandal in this nation's history the effort to overthrow this president and the u.s. government. in all due respect to some, it has never been hashtag resistance. it has never been a hoax. it's never been a political game. it's never been disappointed democrats or just the left as bad losers. it has always been a conspiracy to seize power and the effort to carry out the greatest crime against our government and our people in our nation's history. joining us tonight, former r

judd. brandon, it is number one topic in the country right now. president trumprnia the now he is in texas. the world acknowledges, our world, america, acknowledge this is is a crisis. the big question remains how to deal with it. your thoughts. >> so congress is not going to do anything. that is the first thing we have to understand. if congress actually acted it would mean president trump would get a win. so they're not going to do that. so what we have to do we have to look within the authorities at that we currently have to address this crisis. i find it very interesting that they asked if steven miller should be the dhs secretary? the guy is an extremely intelligent policy advisor and that is what he is doing. he is working behind the scenes, coming up with policies that are going to allow us to secure the border, such as the mpp, such as potentially deputizing border patrol agents as limited asylum officers to do credible fear interviews initially upon arrest. these are types of things we can do within the authorities that we currently have that will help u

trump tomorrow will play a round of golf before heading to green bay, wisconsin where he holds another huge rally. that is it for us tonight. have a wonderful weekend. border patrol union brandon judduest on monday. it will be a busy day and we hope you can join us. reminder to catch my show weeknights at 5:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business network. six for joining us. trish: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein claiming the obama administration and james comey in his first public comment since bill bar for the similar report he is dead on with his remarks. i've set the record straight tonight. president trump calling out them for continuing their desperate search. >> democrats are obsessed delusions and witchhunts. that is what they want to do. or we can play the game just as well or better than they do.

trump tomorrow will play a round of golf before heading to green bay, wisconsin where he holds another huge rally. that is it for us tonight. have a wonderful weekend. border patrol union brandon juddguest on monday. it will be a busy day and we hope you can join us. reminder to catch my show weeknights at 5:00 p.m. >> a wild west pioneer... >> there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come." so you had to be brave. >> he truly was the john wayne of the 19th century. >> he leaves behind a trunk of relics... and a classic, woven into the fabric of america itself. >> there was a pair of old blue jeans in here. >> what'd they look like? >> they said that they were the oldest unworn pair they had ever seen. >> that's unbelievable. >> so are the lengths to which folks go for vintage old denim. >> finding any levi's pre-1900 is a massive rarity. that's the holy grail. >> what do you think they're worth? ♪ [ door creaks ]

trump in 2020. cnbc contributor, former senator heidi heitkamp, and former u.s. senator, governor juddf editorials the latest one is about -- and i'm talking about senator heitkamp -- the latest one is about trump failing the reagan test in terms of, i guess in rural america, in terms of are you better off now and i know that democrats are going to have to talk about, you know, things that aren't quite up to speed and what most people think is good. we've got sub-4% unemployment, new highs in the stock market. wage gains are finally occurring. we've got gdp that's running about 50% higher than during the obama administration does it really feel like that's going to be the winning formula to say that people are -- this is an economy that's leaving people behind or that's failing the reagan test? >> the point that i'm making, joe, is that when you look at how regionally the economy is functioning and doing, when you look at rural america, where the president is enormously popular, continues to be popular, when you look at that segment of our economy, it's not good and it's not good becau

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judd, thank you so much for joining us appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: coming up the democrats and the mainstream media finally admitting what we've been telling you for some time. that all "the talk" about trumper policies and the pushback on that, the democrats are getting more and more worried about a second trump term that coming up, plus the fight for trump's tax returns is getting nastier by the way, maxine waters launched a new full attack against steve mnuchin saying are you afraid of getting fired? but there's a big constitutional privacy issue at stake here that could hit all americans. stay with us, we debate that, next. >> if this is the way you want to treat me then i'll rethink whether i voluntarily come back here to testify which i've offer ed to do. in the transportation industry without knowing firsthandness the unique challenges in that sector? coming out here, seeing the infrastructure firsthand, we can make better informed investment decisions. that's why i go beyond the numbers. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. eve