nick adams. matt schlapp as always. us tomorrow, am balances doer john bolton, former governor mike huckabee among our guests tomorrow as we continue to explore the deep state, the national left wing media and all the forces araid against our -- arrayed against our president. kennedy: judge andrew napolitano will help me pick the healthcare plan apart. remember bernie sanders and his call for free college tuition? one state is trying it. guess how it's going? grab your glasses. if obamacare sent us on to path to hell in a hand cart this new republican repeal and

nick adams. matt schlapp as always.ng us tomorrow, am balances doer john bolton, former governor mike huckabee among our guests tomorrow as we continue to explore the deep state, the flooding over into north korea. but at the same time, they don't want to push it too far. charles: got to leave it there. lou dobbs next. lou: good evening, everybody. a conservative uprising appears to be in the works. lawmakers on capitol hill slamming the new republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare calling it obamacare light or ryan care. the long-awaited plan rolls back obamacare's expansion of medicaid benefits. it slashes the requirement to buy coverage or pay a fine, and offers tax credits for americans to buy coverage on the open market, but many conservatives say those tax credits are essentially a new entitlement that could end up

let's bring in nick adam founder of foundations for liberty and american greatness. d morning to you. >> good day. >> you heard what we just reported you've watched over the last 65, 66 days. what's your make on how the president is doing? >> well, look, it's very clear, victor, that republicans have certainly mastered the ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. it was a really disappointing day yesterday for republicans all across the united states of america. but, more importantly, a really disappointing day for everyday, regular ordinary americans. i think we're hoping for a different outcome. it's really unfortunates what happened. of course, the democrats didn't help. but i do think that this is a failure on the part of republicans. >> well, i mean, we've heard from republicans many times say that democrats didn't help. we didn't see many of the republicans vote for the affordable care act. i guess, what you even expect the democrats to vote for the repeal, replacement of obamacare. but let me move to something else here. what could the president have

donald trump tweeting out this morning nick adams new book, green card warrior is the way to go. anada, australia, exclamation point. the foundation of liberty for american greatness. he joins me, that's a shoutout. congratulations, nick. >> thank you so much, trish, a great day and even better day now because i get to interview with one of my favorite hosts of all-time. trish: you're very sweet, thank you so much. let's talk about your plan. you talk about a merit-based system, how would that work, nick? >> look, trish, we need to elevate skills and job prospects and proficiency in english of the simple family ties. if this is going to remain the best country in the world, we've got to make sure the best can come. that's why i'm very, very strongly in favor of a merit-based system that is going to reward those that have showed the grit, the determination, the hustle that have the education, that are going to come here and from day one, trish, going to culturally assimilate and economically contribute. america doesn't need the b-team from anywhere. trish: that's not how it works r

reasons yet america doesn't have equivalent. >> good points watching the book congrats on that nick adamsmorning the clash of the presidents on wiretapping stuart varney sounds off on retroactively implications of former president obama's potential efforts to undermine his political opponent. >> a russian playboy bunny disdained accused of espionyaj. advance. >>> . maria: welcome back, 45 minutes away from the opening bell, for monday, markets looking lower we are at lows of the morning right now down about 60 points on dow industrials, remember it is jobs week we get february jobs number out this friday, watching shares of deutsche bank meanwhile, that is pressuring the banks after two years of heavy losses deutsche bank is looking to raise a huge amount of money 8 1/2-billion-dollar capital raise in fourth quarter that is the fourth capital raise since 2010 stock under pressure ahead of opening as a result of that down better than 1% gm selling opel the european business to france's pfs group parent of peugeot for 2.3 billion dollars the maker of peugeot citron volunteering to return op

do that like nick adams, immigrating to america, people like my father, who do it legally.the key reasons by the way that we have to stop illegal immigration and secure our borders is so that we can preserve the wonderful phenomenon in the country, that is legal immigration, i'm so tired of the left trying to conflate the two. one has nothing to do with the other, we're a nation of immigrants, it's a strength demographically, economically, cultural, and because of that we can't allow illegal immigration. charles: we had breaking news that oregon is the sixth state to file a legal motion against president trump's new executive order on a moratorium. nick, this is one of these thin to me, a 90 day moratorium seems like a no-brainer. is this a legal maneuver or public relations, pr bashing trump. >> i think it's purely public relations, charles. i think it's very clear that the new executive order is far more legally sound than the previous ones, and i think that these guys are just losing their minds. how can you possibly object to an executive order that very clearly is goin

nick adams's new book green card warrior is a must-read.da, australia. nick adams is an australian guy, he came to america, he is gung ho for america, big supporter of america, joinings is david rivkin, associate white house counsel under george hw bush. what do you say about a merit-based immigration system? they have been in canada, they have it in australia. it allows us to pick and choose who we want and lay down the terms of that. >> makes perfect sense when it talks about bringing in people, ability to invest in our economy, investor type visas, the contribution to american economy and create jobs. not just australia and canada but most industrialized countries have merit-based immigration system. our system is almost entirely unification based. we have some small number of investor visas but very small. makes no sense. stuart: who would oppose it? with democrats generally -- any particular group of people would oppose merit-based immigration? >> i think so. the comfortable existing system in large part, they are not interested in leg

welcome flag usa founder, nick adams, friend of mine with australian accent. e, nick. >> good day, stuart varney, always a pleasure, sir. stuart: do you think you and i would have gotten in here had they merit-based immigration system when they arrived? >> i was thinking about it. the only thing i disagree with, the only criticism i can offer about president trump's merit-based immigration approach he is taking, it should be called the varney-adams model. because you and i both, we came here to make and not take. to give and not receive. to join the place, not change it. we really came because we wanted a better life and, we came because we love all of those things that are quit essentially american like guns -- stuart do you have any information on the kind of plan, merit-based immigration plan, that the president has in mind? i'm familiar with the australian plan where you score point for various attributes. i think it is somewhat similar in canada. do you have any idea what the american plan might be? >> i don't have the specifics, stuart, i think what we're

nick: you have to. chelsea, you have to. if this is true, if chloe killed adam, then she is not as sane as we thought.t someone else. >> victor: you honestly believe you're gonna live happily ever after? you're more delusional than i thought. >> chloe: i am not delusion, victor. i have proof. i have everything i've ever wanted. >> victor: well, you enjoy that as long as it lasts, all right? >> chloe: well, it's going to last forever. now, i know that the idea of having a loving, loyal family is a foreign idea to you. r

and giant robot suit last weekend, he put it on adam son exclusive conference, focuses on topics like robot nickst tall robot design by the south korean company technology. >> talking about this earlier this morning, giant chicken. >> turn around if you're not looking at your tv screen, taking the minute net by storm. >> we now know the dog size chicken rahama chicken, according to the livestock conservancy. can grow to 20 points, your average boiler chicken only 6 pounds. cbs news has learned this is owned by a former in kosovo. >> getting to the bottom of things around here. also a lot of folks cbs-3 news room thought -- mystery solved. thought the giant chicken was like another giant chicken, from i say i say. >> indeed you do. >> why are we comparing the poor thing to a broiler? >> no way that huge chick send 20 pawn. that's like a 50 pawn chick glenn maybe, what's this, the weight system over in kosovo? >> i say, i say, i say, kate. >> i oh, my gosh. so many places i could go. i just -- i feel like i'm going to pass this by. >> i will say jim's face as he was reading that. >> comparing it to