we're the piggy bank. the united states is the piggy bank.as all the money others want to take from us. but they're not taking it so easy anymore. it's a lot different. >> reporter: so the president had harsh words to say about mexico, not exactly sending the most diplomatic tone for these talks that the vice president and his team will have later on today back in washington. the president went on to criticize democrats accusing democrats of really blocking any progress on the subject of immigration reform, but we should point out it's many republicans right now in the senate who are talking about blocking the president's proposed tariffs on mexico. the other thing we should note, just a short while ago, i had a chance to catch up with nancy pelosi as she arrived on site in normandy, taking part in the commemoration of the d-kday 75t anniversary. she made it very clear she did not want to criticize the president on foreign soil. she did not engage in any of that, but did say talking about the 75th anniversary of d-day, it does remind her of t

- >> let's talk about the fed just -- >> people want our goods -- they want our money we're the piggy bank we're the bank >> let's talk about the fed for a second do you think they should cut in june have they come around to your thinking, or has the stock market volatility or the economy? do you think they've listened to you or they've arrived at the decision themselves maybe to cut rates? and when do you think they should >> no, they haven't listened to me and you know, we have people -- it's more than just jay powell we have people on the fed that really weren't, you know, they're not my people, but they certainly didn't listen to me because they made a big mistake. they raised interest rates far too fast that's number one. number two, they did quantitative tightening. they were taking in $50 billion a month, $50 billion a month and they've now eased that, but it's still $25 billion a month, which is ridiculous. now, china's doing just the opposite they're pumping money in so, i'm not -- i'm winning, but i'm not winning on a level table. if i had a table -- don't forget, the head of the

president trump: when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you, like they have been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. it's a beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. republicans should love what i'm doing because, i do tariffs in two phases. number one, it's great to negotiate with because they don't want to be tariff # coming into the united states, and number two, you can make a fortune because all the companies are going to move back into the country. >> laura: isn't this congress's fault, so why does it seem like mexico is bearing the brunt? president trump: they are letting millions of people walk up through their country and they shouldn't let anybody walk up through their country. frankly, we shouldn't even have to have border patrol. border patrol is doing incredibly. they apprehended over a hundred thousand people -- >> laura: 140,000 in may. president trump: what they are doing, and by the way that's not even close to a record because if you go back 13, 14 years ago, it was crazy numbers, but i don't want thi

. >> we're the piggy bank. united states is the piggy bank. it has all the money that others want to take from us. they are not taking it so easy any more. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you, like they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. >> he also questioned whether mexico is really an ally of the u.s. >> been making billions of dollars. they've been making an absolute fortune on the united states. i'm dealing with mexico right now. they send it $500 billion worth of drugs. they kill 100,000 people. they ruin a million families every year. if you look at that. that's an invasion without the guns. they need us we don't need them. >> they are an important ally of the united states. >> the trump administration has been ambiguous about what it would take to avoid applying tariffs on mexico saying initially it will be at our discretion and on an ad hoc basis. the president tried to clarify his stance yesterday. >> we've told mexico the tariffs go on. i mean it too. i'm very

maria: you cautioned it piggy bank playing out. >> we are the piggy bank we won't be the piggy bank forever because frankly you ne you can only give so much, i can't believe how several of these deals were made they were so bad, and nato is no different i am not saying nato is a bad thing i am saying it is unfair, that europe when kills us with europe we lose approximately 180 billion 181 billion dollars. >> not giving up the chicken tax. >> no chicken tax is a great tax it is a 25% tax on small trucks, south korea was expiring south korea was so happy i renegotiated the deal kept it, it is hottest market in automobile industry if you look at the only thing they make money on is small trucks, because of the chicken tax because we have 25% tariff, on small trucks. >> right -- if -- >> he i renegotiated deal with south korea because they were so happy because they were going to get rid of chicken tax until i came along, if i wasn't here nobody else would have even know what chicken. >> if yooirpz come to you say mr. president we don't want any no tariffs on both sides you are not going to agr

the united states is the paper a piggy bank. they are not taking the money so easy anymore. it's a lot different. >> harris: rich edson net with more from the state department. those numbers are eye-popping. >> they are, harris. they were discussing more schedule discussions this afternoon with the mexican foreign minister. he just left the state department and says he will return later today. he says he thinks the talks are advancing and he might come back to talk about a few more points with u.s. officials here. they are trying to reach an agreement on migrants that are showing up at the southern u.s. border. the president says without a deal the u.s. is going to head to mexico on all mexican imports with tariffs starting on monday. there is bipartisan concern and opposition to the idea of more tariffs, though the president says republicans need to get on board with the strategy. >> when you are the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you and -- like they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. it's a beautiful word, if you kn

we're the piggy bank. the united states is the piggy bank. it has all of the money that others want to take from us. but they're not taking it so easy anymore. it's a lot different. our talks with china, a lot of things are happening. we'll see what happens. in the meantime, we're fegettin 25% on $250 billion and i could go up another at least $300 billion. and i will do that at the right time. but i think china wants the make a deal badly. i think mexico wants to make a deal badly. and i'm going to normandy. thank you, thank you. >> laura: the president of the united states stopping by briefly to talk with the press as he aboards air force one on his way to normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day. first thing that it is a special day. and then turning to mexico and the tariffs that went into effect and saying we still have to make a lot of progress when it comes to mexico to stop the illegal migration on the southern border. saying, quote, democrats, congress has been a disaster. and that it's a disgrace. so, that is what's hap

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, the united states is the piggy bank, it has all the money that others want to take from us buto easy anymore, it's a lot different. >> so what was the behind the scenes? >> i think just in general republicans understand that tariffs are tax on american consumers and we don't want to see them in place long-term nor do i believe president trump bus -- does either. i know from my part after the news reports were published i called ambassador, regardless of what you read in the press, understand if the president imposes tariffs, there are not votes to overwrite it. you know you have to do more. this is uncontrolled situation at the border, i think the acting secretary is doing an excellent job, i agree with everything he said in interview, this is completely out of control. we've had groups of a thousand migrants just in the el paso sector, i was in mcallen, 2400 and bret one thing that's not being talked about enough is the involuntary servitude associated with this, the human trafficking, 25 to 33% of these families are fraudulent families, it's an adult using a child, sometimes

we're the piggy bank. the united states is the piggy bank.t has all the money that others want to take from us, and they are not taking it anymore. it's a lot different. >> the the dow is up 68 point. that's a modest gain. senate republicans trying to get the president to back down or at least slowdown. they want to hear from him directly about the tariff plan but the president not due back from europe until friday and the senate scheduled to be out of session though i'm sure they could arrange a meeting. if you listen to the president, number one, he said senators don't know anything. the are president talks about how tariffs work in a parallel universe than how they actually work. the president's words the other day on this trip, if mexico came to the table with a pretty good table, that he'll say no, we'll do this first, and then we'll talk. he's seemed to determine that this is going to happen monday. >> when you're talking about senators, you're talking about senate republicans, too, and this is an intra-party fight. if you look at some

. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals from and robs from and they deceive you, tariffs are a beautiful thing it's a beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. >> but those tariffs will wholed ultimately cost businesses and consumers here at home. >> i think the mexicans feeling he's being unreasonable in their demands are going to try to let domestic pressures here force trump to relent. >> ultimately the administration would like to see a change in the asylum rules to affect the way that immigrants come up from central america. back to you guys. >> doug luzader in washington thank you meantime chinese tariffs are already affecting the global economy. the president imposed 25% tariffs on $200 billion in chinese imports. he's now considering an extra $300 billion in tariffs. >> i will make that decision i would say over the next two weeks. probably right after the g20. i'll be meeting with president cheek and we'll see what happens. >> now the trump administration says tariffs are the best and most effective way to change the u.s. china trade relationship. chin

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where the piggy bank.nited states is the piggy bank, it has all the money that others want to take from us but they are not taking it so easy anymore, it's a lot different. >> bret: what was it behind the scenes? >> senator johnson: i think just in general republicans understand that tariffs are attacks on american consumers and we don't want to see them in place long-term, nor do i believe president trump does either. he's using tariffs as leverage in trade negotiations and i think he used them as leverage in the situation brilliantly, quite honestly. for my part, after those news reports were published last week, i call the mexican ambassador and said regardless of what you read in the press, understand if the president is serious about this, there a not votes to override. take that threat seriously. if you know you have to do more. this is an uncontrolled to uncontrolled situation of the board. i think the acting secretary is doing excellent job, i agree with everything he said an interview but this is

a "piggy bank with all the money everyone else wants to take." over $200 billion on chinese products in may, with china retaliating on american products. trump suggesested there is moreo come. pres. trump: i talked with china. a lot of things are happening. we will see what happens. in t the meantime, we e are getg 25% on $250 million, and i i can $300up another at least billion, and i will do that at the right time. but i think china wants to make a deal badly. >> bryan, staying with trump, he wants to levy taxes on all mexican imports. up, a freshg right round of talks on wednesday failed to yield an agreement inhin the two countries, say mexico needs to do more to stem the flow of migrants across the border. despite the setback, mexico's prime investors as he is still optimistic a deal could be reached. leonard hillier has the story. leonard: despite a lack of an agreement, mexico's foreign minister say he is hopeful a deal can be reached. >> share our point of view, explain why the mexican position is that we are following regarding this issu

is the piggy bank of the world. he is the first american president to walk away from the strong dollar policy we have had over the last two decades. the big question is, how you get a movement in the currency if you are the trump administration. the only way he can do that is to jawbone and put some pressure on the fed to reduce rates and drive the dollar weaker. taylor: rates and currency dynamics always in focus with this administration. facing pressure from wall street to washington, we are awaiting andfomc's latest decision fed chairman jay powell's address. rising expectations that the fed will hold interest rate steady while opening the door to a cut in the future. i want to welcome mark cabana. ist i loved about your notes that you point out the mismatch between the markets, pricing in one to two cuts, and the dot plot, which shows the fed is on the hold. what are the -- mark: the market is focused on downside risk. downside risk from trade uncertainty. downside risk from low-inflation. downside risk from an

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into federal court and pleading guilty to using campaign funds for personal use, like a family piggy bankprosecutors say she and republican lawmaker duncan hunter took more than $200,000 over several years to supplement their upscale lifestyle. more than $10,000 for an italian vacation. money for clothes, uber rides, their child's birthday party, lavish meals with friends, even air transportation for their pet rabbit. her admission to a single count of conspiracy now potentially opening the door to her testifying against her husband. >> lock him up! >> reporter: -- who had repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. but at one point, appearing to blame his wife. >> she handled my finances throughout my entire military career and that continued on when i got to congress. she was also the campaign manager, so, whatever she did, that will be -- that will be looked at, too, i'm sure, but i didn't do it. >> reporter: the trial, david, is set for september. now, duncan alleges that this entire case is politically motivated, that the department of justice went after his wife to get to him. david? >> all r

. >>> we're the piggy bank. the united states has the piggy bank.s all the money that others want to take from us, but they're not taking it so easy any more. it is a lot different. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you, like they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. >> president trump speaking yesterday, before his speech for the d-day ceremony, joining us now former nato supreme allied commander, retired four star navy admiral james stavridis, chief diplomacy analyst for nbc news and msnbc and former d.o.d. official an former executive director of the grand politic, dr. evelyn ffrmd arkas, a senior resident fellow at the german fund and an msnbc security analyst. good morning to you. great to see you as always. and the latest column in the "washington post" from david ignatius and trump's words at d-day are at odds with his actions. president trump spoke the right words in commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day but did he mean them. so far, his precedence has been about de

one of the things that the president just tweeted tonight was when you are the piggy bank nation thatgn countries have been robbing and deceiving for years, the word tariff is a beautiful word indeed. others must treat the united states fairly and with respect. we are no longer the fools of the past. let me start with you, chris. we have not been able to slow immigration. and just this week we had one day where a thousand people crossed the border. we had 100,000 in march, 100,000 in april. in one day, a thousand people are crossing. what is the problem with trying to in some way to force mexico to assist us to say you are the gateway to this country's immigration problem? >> i agree with senator grassley as rare as that might be. tariff policy and trade policy is different from immigration policy. the president should send an enjoy down to mexico and get them to work on their side of the border to stop the flow coming through their country. tariffs will be known as the trump tax and it will hurt the economy. it's one thing it president has going for him going into 2020. judge jeanine

the united states is the big piggy bank. it has the money that others want to take from us.t so easy anymore. maria: governor, what's the president trying to do here? we're looking to -- >> he's trying to make sure we have a level playing field. maria: i understand. you've already got this pressure coming from the democrats on usmca. the democrats are saying we're not going to sign it as it is. nancy pelosi saying she's not going to bring it to the floor. do you want to pick a fight with mexico now when you've got already pressure to not get usmca through? this is something that -- go ahead. >> tariffs are not something anybody likes. they're like spankings. nobody likes to give them. nobody likes to receive them. and the people who give them sometimes say this hurts me more than it hurts you. it's hard for the other person to believe that. the fact is, the president doesn't have many weapons in the arsenal because the democrats are unwilling to meet him at the point of a genuine crisis at the r border. so when it comes to mexico, and i'm disgusting with some of the republic

>> when you are the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from, and they deceive you like dhey've been done for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. if you know how to use it properly. republicans should love what i'm doing. number one it is great to negotiate with. people don't want to be tariffs coming into the united states. they are going to make a fortune. >> laura: isn't this congress' ault? >> they are letting millions ofl people walk up to the country. they shouldn't let anybody. frankly we shouldn't have to have border control. they apprehended over 100,000 people. >> laura: 140,000 people in may. >> by the way, that's not even close to the record. if you go back 13-14 years ago, it was crazy numbers. i don't want this. i want people to come inan legally. we want the people that we want. i want a merit-based system. we shouldn't have fib. they shouldn't be able to walk through mexico. if we don't stop the onslaught and invasion. people like nancy pelosi were saying we have to protect mexico and take care of mexico. i'm dealing with mexico right now. they send in $500

the united states is the piggy bank.has all of the money that others want to take from us but they're not taking it so easy anymore. lou: joining us tonight, mark morgan, the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement and former u.s. border patrol chief. great to have you with us and we appreciate your time. i want to first turn to the meetings that are ongoing right now. the fear in the voices of the high no republicanrino republic, the radical dimms as they stare at the prospect that the president is going to finally be able to secure the border and the change the conduct, the behavior of the mexican government and enforce their own laws and secure their own borders. your thoughts. >> i'm not an economist. i'm a law enforcement professional. we should be doing everything that we can to apply maximum pressure for mexico to get off of the sidelines and do their job. we've seen this decade after decade. every time we apply a little pressure, they do a little for a little while and go back to the sidelines. the

>> when you are the piggy bank everybody steels and robs from, tariffs are a beautiful thing if you knowow to use them properly. republicans should love what i'm doing. >> isn't this congress' fault for not passing asylum reform? president trump: they are letting millions of people walk up through their country and they shouldn't let anybody walk up through their country. liz: grover, turning into a trade war with republicans. what are your thoughts. we want you to listen into what congressman doug collins said. >> the most of responsible way to address it is by taking up debating and voting on bipartisan legislation that would fix the vulnerabilities in our current law that are being exploited by human smugglers. >> this comes back to a congress. i need a chairman who is not obsessed with investigations. i need a chairman and committee to do their job on immigration. liz: what are they doing? >> there is a challenge. the president would like mexico to change their behavior, but what he's doing is raising taxes on the american people. tariffs are not a tax on mexico or mexicans. they are

heather: we acted as the world's piggy bank for a long time but he mentioned tariffs with other countriesance, india, canada. >> i think the long-term strategy is to press for free markets because that is where we compete best. that is the home game for us. we are fighting on our turf when dealing in free markets and that is the objective. tariffs are a limited instrument. heather: i mentioned canada because the us and canada have what is referred to as a safe third country treaty between us, looking to do the same with mexico. is it possible this could have been part of the deal? >> if you pulled it off it would be a game changer. under international law you are supposed to seek refugee status, the first country that should be mexico, should not be the united states, transiting one country is not what refugee policy is for so is would be an appropriate agreement and good for the region and other countries should join in that. we should have sanity and not losing the humanitarian instrument to fuel illegal migration into the united states. heather: thank you for joining us, have a good da

. >> when you're the piggy bank everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you likely have been doing for 25 years tariffs are a beautiful thing, it is a beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. >> he will present mexico's proposals to donald trump once he returns from overseas. today near the beaches of normandy a ceremony for the heroes who changed the course of history, 75 years ago today. >> we are among the very greatest americans who will ever live. you are the pride of our nation, the glory of our republic and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> more than 10,000 people, presidents and prime ministers gathered to honor the generation that saved europe. >> there was never a more important battle, never more important event than the event 75 years ago today. >> 9000 americans are buried at the normandy american cemetery where donald trump spoke with laura ingram. in the interview he took a shot at robert mueller for his press conference. >> he made such a fool out of himself. >> and nancy pelosi he called nervous nancy. >> i think she is a disgrace. i

. >> tariffs are a beautiful thing when you're the piggy bank and you have all the money they want all our money. china is working out because they're getting absolutely decimated by companies leaving china, going to other countries including our own because they don't want to pay the tariffs, and china will, in my opinion, based on a lot of facts and a lot of knowledge, china's going to make a deal because they're going to have to make a deal. >> so despite the pretty strong words coming out of the u.s. yesterday, we had a strong session from wall street actually it's sixth positive winning streak in a row. it's posting its best month. yes, a lot of narrative about tariffs, mexican tariffs and ultimately stocks are in a good place. there's a lot of green on the board. the heat map is mostly pointing to positive territory. you can see the broader positive index is up 0.6% and we're only an hour into trading strong footing today for european equities. let's talk about the individual indices. today the major gains are lead by the index, the german index up 1.2%. yesterday we were closed

of millions of dollars to hamas or the other terrorist groups like hezbollah in middle east, the piggy bankbeen closed and iran is making sure not to kill americans but aggravate us enough. president trump stopped why would i kill 150 iranians, that would be act of war, thank you president for making the decision in defiance of the military establishment. rob: last week iran announced that it was no longer complying with the nuclear deal brokered by the obama administration and plan to go surpass the cat -- cap that was put on stockpile of enriched uranium. jillian: north korean state media says president trump sent letter of, quote, excellent content to kim jong un, while there's no plans for a third summit between the two leaders there are talks that a deal between the u.s. and north korea could be in the works, foreign policy expert james carafano was on earlier saying the north koreans would likely get the better deal the sooner they negotiate. >> the north koreans it seems let's just string negotiations out, on the other hand, if the north koreans believe trump is coming back, there's

will no longer be the piggy bank for the world and was himself drying something of an organizing betweengy, it doesn't seem as if there will be any talk down on this. his most trusted advisors tried. i don't think grassley will succeed. >> one of his advisers explains some of the white house thinking here. >> they have to put an end to this conveyor belt. in a transactional criminal organization, they are making billions of dollars off the mark people that are being exploited by it. i think the mexicans will respond to this because it's going to cost them deeley. remember, this crisis is costing us dearly now. all we are seeking is fairness. >> it does seem the caravan comes from allah, being presented by the mexican government if they wanted to. they have opened the gates at the southern border, but the caravan come through. >> there's an argument that there's a humanitarian matter and simply turning away these folks in need, it's not in line with the international forms and principles. i would say of course it might hurt the mexicans in the short-term. the american consumer, it's just

. >> president trump: when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you and like they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. it is a beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. they are letting millions of people walk up through their country and they shouldn't let anybody walk through their country. they send in $500 billion worth of drugs killing 100,000 people. ruin a million families every year. if you look at that, that's really an invasion without the guns. >> pete: that was from last night. breaking tonight it appears trump's tough talk worked. within the last hour the white house announced the u.s. has reached an agreement with mexico to stop the invasion of illegal immigrants crippling our southern border and suspend impending new tariffs. kristin fisher is live in washington with the late breaking details. what do you have? >> tonight president trump was successfully able to use the threat of tariffs to get mexico to the negotiating table and commit to take several concrete steps to help reduce migrants from ille

they have been robbing as the president says, this piggy bank blind for decades!fit by the trillions of dollars and why is the president points out previous presidents put up with that, it is a shameless, shameless grossly negligent conduct and their responsibilities as presidents who preceded him. >> i think it is important to remind the viewers what the complaints are here. it is really the chinese economic aggression, seven areas, forced technology transfer, cyber intrusions into business networks and personal information. intellectual property theft as he always said to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. lou: per year! >> per year. debbie into the markets, the enterprises, the history of currency manipulation and of course, something that i feel strongly about the dumping of opioids and fentanyl into our country killing tens of thousands of people. often manufactured communities that china hollowed out to begin with. this president, it is amazing, donald j trump was the first president 20 years to actually stand up to the chinese. everybody else turn

. >> when you are the piggy bank that everybody steals, robs from.eceive you like they have been doing for 25 years. tariffs are a beautiful thing. it is a beautiful word if you know how to use it properly. >> reporter: trump is threatening to impose escalating penalties on mexico. in an effort to get the country to do more to stem the flow of migrants illegally entering the united states through the southern border. according to the department of homeland security apprehension of migrants illegally entering the country from mexico totaling 133,000 last month. that is the highest in 13 years. >> they are letting millions walk out, up through the country. they should not allow anyone. if no deals are made -- tariffs will start on monday. they started 5% and could rise up to 25% by october. while the mexican president says they are optimistic. they are holding a unity demonstration in the border city of tijuana on saturday. it is meant to defend the dignity of mexico. in washington, ray, fox news. >>> the tariffs and the ongoing trade war with china ha

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. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals and robs from and they deceive you like they've bven doing for 25 years tariffs are a beautiful it's a beautiful word if you know how to use them properly. >> those tariffs will affect a whole range of products and ultimately cost businesses and consumers here at home. >> i think the mexicans feeling he's being unreasonable in their demands are going to try to let domestic pressures here force trump to relent. >> and what the administration would really like here is a rework of the asylum rules that would require central americans make their asylum claims in mexico, not the united states. in washington doug luzader fox news. >>> some tech-based businesses have fears on chinese goods. president trump says he may increase those tariffs yet again and will make a decision about it soon. the president imposed a 25% tariff on $200 billion worth of chinese imports. another $300 billion on imports from china is also on the table. >> i will make that decision i would say over the next two weeks. probably right after the g20. >> the trump ad

will be successful, open borders and the continued access to what the president calls the american piggy bankill gone on for the multinationals. not the working people, not our middle class. >> there's the reason that the rinos are pushing back against him. if he succeeds -- what's interesting about the rinos pushing back. why would mexico agree to a deal while thigh ear waiting to see if the rinos prevail. but strictly speaking, all you vhave to do is look at what the mexican government is doing. we've seen it before, we've seen the mexican government -- lou: short brief periods of time. >> but when they do, border security is achieved. lou: it's the smartest proposal put forward yet. the president is, as usual, exactly right. now it's a question of whether or not it can be sustained and first accomplished. brandon, great to have you with us. i don't want to conclude this conversation without saying we owe so much to the border patrol, those agents and we appreciate everything they're doing. and to see the radical dimms, the nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, mitch mcconnells, rinos and radical di

he says maria, dagen, steve, you are the piggy banks that other countries have been ripping off for yearsrevenue producer around a powerful way to get -- and there's more. we can show the rest of it -- get companies to come to the usa. he says he won the tariff fight with mexico, the mexicans are willing to help us with the border and the migrant situation. seems to me that the president does think that this tariff strategy with china will pay off. >> i would say that china's already lost and now it's about saving face. a month or so ago they were ready to sign the deal, basically giving the u.s. everything that we wanted. and they pulled back and i think they only pulled back not because they're not going to eventually agree but because they need to save face. they need to look like they have a win here. and this happened a little bit too quickly. so look, i'm a skeptic on some of these tactics but it seems like with what happened in mexico, it's making me a little bit of a believer. cheryl: yeah, i think a lot of people agree with you this morning. michael lee, thanks for being on. alwa

the golden state usually serves as a piggy bank for candidates raising campaign cash. earning more attention from contenders the cycle. for the first time in a long time california is offering some golden opportunities. unlike past elections the state will hold is 2020 primary on super tuesday. just after the traditional four early states. the nation's biggest date will award the biggest prize for hundred 95 delegates. because delegates will be awarded proportionately. several candidates could walk away with wins making california a critical stop. >>> past elections we get neglected. that blue state of the big state. it is nice knowing that they actually seem to care about us right now.>> what is the one issue they will have to talk about to get people's attention? >>> taxes climate housing education.>> we are here to listen to them. but we also need to have them listen to us. >>> we have convention coverage from all angers. political reporter melissa will continue her coverage from the center when things pick up tomorrow. >>> the 2020 democratic front runner is almost

. >> when you are the piggy bank everybody steals and drops from and they deceive you like they've beenears, tariffs are a beautiful thing, it's a beautiful thing if you know how to use it properly. republicans -- i view tariffs into a cult phases. frankly, they going to make a fortune because all the companies will move back into the country. >> why does it seem like mexico is -- >> they are letting millions of people walk up to their country. >> katie: mexico is apparently listening because it's negotiators have reportedly offered to immediately deploy 6,000 national guard troops to the border with guatemala. they've also froze in bank accounts of alleged smugglers. seems like the threats and the mixing of immigration policy and tariffs. >> jesse: tariff diplomacy has been effective, we are waiting to see on china but has worked on south korea and japan and now it's got mexico's attention. the problem with mexico as they are run by the cartels. they control the entire border. it's the south american cartels, too. you can't have the border completely controlled by a cartel and tell mex

. >> when you're the piggy bank that everybody steals from and robs you tariffs are a beautiful thing>> i's being unreasonable are going to try to let domestic pressures here force trump to relent. back to you guys. >> tariffs on chinese goods are already affecting the worldwide economy and president trump says decide soon if he will increase those tariffs. the president imposed 25% tariffs on $200 billion in chinese imports. now he's considering an extra $300 billion in tariffs. >> we'll see what happens. >> the trump administration says tariffs are the best and most effective way. on billion in american products. >>> bart is one step closer to opening its new silicon valley extension. the chronicle reports its 21-year long project is finally getting into its final stages. give the trains to stations in bariesa. next week bart's board and expected to vote on fares for the stops. expected to stop $7.75. bart says the extension should be open by the end of the year. >>> our time is 5:40 still ahead remembering d-day 75 years later. still ahead we're talking to a military veteran from t

. >> for you the piggy bank that everybody's deals and robs from and deceives you and what they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. it is a beautiful word if you know how to use it efficiently. >> kristin: the vice president will present to president trump once he returns from overseas. today, near the beach of normandie, ace ceremony for the heroes that change the course of history. 75 years ago today. >> the greatest of americans who will ever live. you are the part of our nation -- you are the pride of our nation and the glory of the republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> kristin: more than 10,000 people, presidents and prime ministers gathered to honor the generation that saved europe. >> there was never a more important battle. there was never a more important event than the event 75 years ago today. >> kristin: 9,000 americans are buried at the normandie cemetery where president trump spoke with fox's laura ingraham. in an interview, he took a shot at special counsel robert mueller for a press conference. >> he made such a fool out of h

testifying that hezbollah is broke it's literally asking for money from iranians in grocery stores via piggy banks. we know iran is in a deep recession. the economy is shrinking. inflation is double digits. the majority of its youth are unemployed. but here is what's working in the u.s. favor. the u.s. boom in oil. should the democrats be supporting that? the u.s. pumping out a record 21 million plus barrels a day. should the democrats be behind that? >> they should, but you have representative alexandria ocasio-cortez who wants to stop our oil and natural gas industry that has aloud us to be energy independent and we are a net he can porter now. that's the way to leverage your economic power against iran. we are not sending them billions of dollars like the obama administration did. and we have to put the squeeze on the capabilities we have seen them do in the last couple weeks. liz: the s & p 500 breaking record. the markets did pretty well today. gerri willis is at the big board. >> it was a great day in the markets. the s & p 500 up 27 points. the dow also finishing at record levels. the nasda