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we take up all of that with trump 2020 strategic communication director marc lotter and james freeman. >> president trump also saying today that china's theft and unfair trade practices are the results of decades of ineffective u.s. leadership. >> over the years we've lost a lot of money to china. china has done very well. i don't blame china. i say it all of the time, i blame people who sat at this desk, they should have never allowed it to happen. lou: we have latest in china trade talks and rising red storm in western hemisphere. deputy national security adviser to president trump, kt mcfarland with us, top story. globalist forces, are in the u.s. south e southern bonder bo. all in full assault against president trump and our national sovereignty, demanding that president capitulate to their demands of open border, open migration and preserve their status quo. their status quo. the president saying his threats to shut down the border are paying off. that mexico is already paying attention. >> so, if we don't see people apprehended and brought back to their countries. if we see the

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marc lotter, thank you very much. >>> we have some breaking news out of london. when and how will the uk be leaving the eu? the results of the votes for alternatives to theresa may's brexit plan have just come in. ashley webster is standing by in the newsroom. what can you tell us? ashley: well, here we go again. four motions considered by parliament tonight in london, all four failing again. these were amendments or motions that would have kept the uk in a customs union or staying in a single market like the norway style. there also was voting to have a second referendum and also, if there was no deal, to revoke brexit. all four of those deals going down to defeat, much like we saw last friday. so what happens now? well, theresa may, the uk prime minister, will meet with her cabinet tomorrow, she's scheduled a long cabinet meeting, some three plus hours to ask where do we go from here. let's not forget, her withdrawal agreement has been voted down by parliament three times in a row. the new deadline to get out of the eu with a deal is april 12th. that's just aro

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stuart: marc lotter, thank you very much for joining us.ank you, sir. >>> how about this, yeah, look at that graphic. there are 170 million pieces of space junk orbiting the earth. the computers that the air force uses to track them, well those computers are bigger than refrigerators, they are decades old. they need an upgrade. raytheon is going to do it. raytheon on this show next hour. >>> senator warren boeing after all kinds of businesses, banks, drugmakers. she wants executives to that do wrong in jail. jail time for corporate executives. how about that? >> supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, invited to teach a class at georges mason university. not boeing over well with students. we'll explain what is going on or we'll try. hour two, varney. ♪ patients that i see that complain about dry mouth, they feel like they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. dry mouth can cause increased cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. i like to recommend biotene. biotene has a full array of product

marc lotter, trump 2020 advisory board member. ll showed joe biden doing well with women, particularly well with millenials. what are you going to do about that. >> these polls are rather meaningless. i saw a story earlier this year, every poll going back to 1978, 79 was dead wrong with re-election to the sitting president. with the exception of one shortly after 9/11 with george w. bush. i don't put much stock in these. joe biden al least now will have to fight 19 other candidates. who comes out of the process will be broken, broke, battered. they will face a president with a roaring economy. people feeling confident about our country again. he has a lot of energy, support and enthusiasm, behind his re-election. stuart: you're a confident guy, marc lotter. that is what you are paid for, is that not right? how about this one for you? president trump told fox news's sean hannity, that hillary clinton's campaign colluded with ukraine. looks like he is flipping the script, investigate hillary. you don't mind that investigation, do you

marc lotter, does this administration not believe that congress has an oversight role? believes the same thing that other previous administrations believe, which is i think jason chaffetz said it on one of the sunday showing this morning. when he was chairman of the oversight he sent dozens of subpoenas to the obama administration, never responded. treated them like a nuisance. >> but they never said they will fight all the subpoenas, no matter what. >> there is a very real issue here beyond just what the democrats in the congress want to investigate. if we get to a point where any elected official whether it's the governor or the president of the united states cannot have an honest conversation with his staff members because you're going to get hauled before congress and get forced to say -- >> we know they can't haul white house staffers in front of congress. that's protected by executive privilege. it's a different set of rules and the others that are being asked for. it's simply not the same. >> we're going to see how that works out. i think right now what we've see

marc lotter. >> good to see you. trish: what you think will be the 400 pages? >> i think it will be very colorful and william barr could not painted a more colorful picture for democrats with crown. there will be reductions for grand jury testimony. for classified information, information that cannot be released and -- trish: you know what they're going to say! maybe you're going to tell me. >> if we learned anything to if you have a definition of, by the book, william barr, his pictures there. he is not going to break the law even if democrats want him to. trish: well look, they may not want him to print in fact, if you are them, you're looking for a lot of stuff that is blacked out, right?because then you can keep the conspiracy theories going for a while longer perhaps until the inspector general report. >> i mean they are in full delusion, deniers on collision. just cannot see it even though it is right in front of their face. as i have said, it does not matter on the obstruction side what is in the report. or what is not in that report. special counsel did

marc lotter. pleasure mark, good to have you back. >> thanks for having me, trish.they're going to say he's a racist, you can't elect a racist. when he says, no i'm not, that immediately puts him in the position to have to defend himself. i, for one, would like to see a democrat who has an idea or two about growing our economy, an idea that might actually work, but instead all i'm hearing is he's a racist. >> and it's important to note that that entire segment is built on a lie. it's something that's widely been debunked and taken out of context over and over again. and here's the important part, it really doesn't matter that joe biden got into the race. he's just 1 of 20 right now, but whoever's going to come out on the other side of that primary is going to face a president donald trump who actually created manufacturing jobs, half a million of them, whereas under the previous eight years we lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs. it's because of the leadership of the president. i know that the former vice president thinks he connects with blue collar america, but this p

marc lotter, trump 2020 strategic communications director. marc, that was too easy.iam barr right now supposed to be talking about the doj's budget, it is getting grilled by democrats what are you hiding essentially empty mueller report, what are you redacting, issue in the economy to your point would be a winner for the trump administration, donald trump, right? >> absolutely ashley and we saw that a few weeks ago on a poll from another network where 71% of americans said that our economy is in good shape, when given a choice more people said they are better off today than they were three years ago than said they were the same or doing worse. so the economy is working for american businesses. it is working for american workers. we saw it last week with the jobs report. wages going up, unemployment holding steady. it is good right now to be a worker in america. the president wants to keep it going. ashley: i want to talk about the border issues. obviously a big shakeup in the department of homeland security, if i.c.e. the administration trying to take a hard-line att

neil: marc lotter, they are going to argue for the entire report, everything that's been directed as could an agreement be made where they have to swear on their honor not to release those redacted parts if let's say committee members themselves could get a chance to see what was redacted for their own? because that could get out, too. >> one of the things we have to look at is what kind of precedent could it be setting, and it could come back in a negative way in some future non-related way. those are the things the executive branch has to look at. you have to look at beyond just the specifics of an individual case in front of you, but what kind of precedent that is going to set in the future. to your earlier point, nothing is going to satisfy the democrats. they keep coming witch hunt after witch hunt after witch hunt and they will invent some new ones now they are actually going after accounting firms. nothing this president can show will ever be enough information for them. they just need to keep their angry base motivated and that's what they are trying to do. neil: i did want t