guest: we were asked by three congresspersons, senator chuck grassley out of iowa, representative steve king and pete sessions out of texas to examine this information. gao has done this report a few times. are about every 5 to 7 years we will update the review. part of what we were doing this time is to update the review, to examine the change over time. when i talked about the federal population in our study, we were looking at 2011-2016. when i talk about the state population in our study we are talking 2010-2015. those pickup from the last report. the last report we issued was in 2011. >> host: what happens to criminal aliens after they serve their time in us prisons? are they deported? >> guest: some of them can be but not all. that is the fourth objective in our report, when we look at what these offenses are after incarceration. some may be removable. some may be in immigration proceedings. if you are in immigration proceedings the likelihood you would be removed right away, you couldn't get a full sentence for that because of the way the immigration process works. >> host: do any go

they include steve king, the iowa congressman whose racially charged views have sparked outrage. dana rohrabacher, the california congressman who has long curried favor with russia. and sebastian gorka, the former trump aide who allegedly has ties to a nazi group. she also has backing from the mercer family, the private uber-wealthy conservative donors who also pumped money into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. >> i mean, i have a great relationship with the mercers. and i'm very grateful to them for helping me along the political process. >> she is trying to motivate the type of voter that frankly showed up for donald trump two years ago that may have not voted in previous elections. >> reporter: just this past weekend a staffer for ward publicly implied that there might be some sort of conspiracy in the timing of mccain's announcement that he was discontinuing medical treatment. in a now deleted facebook post. i wonder if it's a coincidence that senator mccain released his statement on the kickoff day of kelli ward's bus tour or if it was a plan to take media attentio

senator chuck grassley, representative steve king and examine this to information. gao has done this report a few times. about every five to seven years we will of take the review. part of what we were doing this time is to examine the change over time. when i talk about the federal population in our study we were looking at from 2011 to 2016. when i talk about the state population we are looking at 2010 to 2015. those pickup from the last report. report we issued was in 2011. host: what happens to criminal aliens after they serve their time in u.s. prisons? are they deported? guest: some of them can be. not all. that's the fourth objective in whateport where we look at the experiences are for the criminal alien after incarceration. some may be removable. some may be in immigration proceedings. the likelihood that you would be removed right away we couldn't get a full sense for that because of the way the immigration process works. host: do any go on to become citizens? guest: yes. 16 of the people in our population ended up being naturalized. host: out of how many?

do so with australian economist and author of last year's can we avoid another financial crisis steve king who joins us from amsterdam safe thanks for taking the time to be with us i know some about the a.s.x. the australian stock exchange i guess they change the name it's not called the australian security exchange but tell our viewers about the importance of it to the australian economy and maybe talk about some of the key listed companies on the a.s.x. well the well meaning six of the dominates the six things factor banks and there should be a bit of a warning below anybody who knows there are economic history because of one stage non of the world's ten biggest banks which happen a's it was just before the bursting of that bubble back anon saying you phosphors now. none of the world's top banks and. i think the thing that banks make up things like about being across the hof the entire index then if a bit of the remainder is the minerals possible cause for a strike it does have a fairly substantial nodding industry and does i'm not going to go whine and signed by the banks might do and t

kelly ward launching a bus tour that includes some controversial figure, including congressman steve kingnotorious for racist remarks he's made, congressman paul gosar of arizona, controversial commentators eric bolling and tomi lahren. cernovich claimed democrats were running a child trafficking ring out of a d.c. area pizza place. when pressed on his views, ward deflected. >> i don't really know what mike cernovich's views are. i know he's got an audience, and we want to serve everyone. mike cernovich has an audience we want to reach. that includes republicans, conservatives, liberals, democrats, people of all ilks. so if he's coming on the bus tour, i think that he'll have a voice and he'll have something that he wants to say. but i know that my campaign is about faith, family, and freedom. >> when you give someone a spot on your bus, isn't your campaign about faith, family, freedom, but also about wild, reckless, harmful conspiracy theories? >> this is very mercenary, right. he's got an audience, and i want that audience. the only quibble i would have here is it's not about conservati

but congressman steve king is introducing new legislation that would require nonimmigrants to post bondvisiting the united states.ig so would this help to finally get illegal immigration, these visa issues under control? joining us now with reaction, tom homan, former actor direct air of i.c.e, along with allen orr, immigration attorney. alle? >> this is a problem. not that big of a problem -- >> laura: wait a second. 700,000 -- allen, i adore you. you know that. 700,000 people is not a big problem? >> that is a reporting problem from the government. right now, the way that the government relates to people who leave through banned forces improperly recorded, and sometimes in students change their status, that is notnd properly reported. i don't really trust the facts -- >> laura: you don't trust the numbers from homeland security. >> there have been other reports from robert warren, who used to work for the government and also works for the center foror immigration studies, most of the studies saying this is an exaggeration, another way tora push more restrictive policies and limit immi

i was just in western iowa for the last couple days with a candidate who is running against steve king's getting hundreds of people in western iowa, a place we never competed before. i've seen that across the country. i think that's the energy that's going to help us win this november. >> for a little while, congressman, it looked like we could see in the polling earlier in the year we said blue wave, blue wave, it looked like things were tightening up in generic ballots, polls had republicans feeling a little more confident or not totally like they were totally doom struck. that has seemed to have swung back in the opposite direction in the last few weeks. republicans and democrats alike i talk to on capitol hill are bracing for the blew waue wave denying it's coming. what is your sense of confidence level in democrats retaking control of the house and could it really be a giant tsunami or is this going to be a tight-run thing? >> we have the candidates for it to be a tsunami. i met many of them, about 60 of them are under the age of 40. they're veterans, small business owners, doctor

hatedsupremacists have the 14th amendment since before .t was written besidesis congress, steve king there are 42 congress people who have signed up as cosponsors of this piece of legislation. that is a crime. they want to smash up the 14th amendment, and i think you guys should scream about it everywhere and every time. and i think you should scream about it. trying to end birthright citizenship and equality before the law is changing the conversation, which is what we need to do with the white nationalists, changing the conversation and making sure we defend our basic institutions. [applause] thank you very much. host: thank you, leonard zaskin, for the important context you have given us to begin this afternoon. we want to discuss effective community responses and that is how we have chosen the panel. panel is just going to speak for a few minutes. a teacher-in is not mean we teach at you. we learn from one another here. each panelisted to speak no more than six minutes, in order to give maximum time to those of you who have been good enough to come out this afternoon. dr. randy b

congressman steve king talked about you can't replace america's birth rates with other people's babies"we" and "other" is classic race baiting. this is a staple of this administration. >> something jesse was saying a moment ago reminded me of this "fox & friends" audio from june 6, 2017. i think we may have used it. i want to at least say now the price they have to pay for multi culturalism is the risk that you are walking on the sidewalk or a man or woman will purposely mow you down and someone will put a knife to your throat and slit it with the attempt perhaps to behead you. this is what you're talking about is fanning these flames that the other, the non-white person who is living aroun slee in their own residence hall while studying at an elite ivy league university is someone who is out to kill you. >> that goes back to my point where they used to be focussed on partisan politics. now they will say we will focus on every day citizens. we will declare war on brown and black people. this is outside the realm of politics. this is every day life now. they declare war on a huge portio

king and country. [cheers and applause] congratulations on all your success. [cheers and applause] brian. steveple you were coming? >> we would never do that of course we did. for king and country going to come and do "fox & friends." we want to bring a party. it's good. ainsley: tell us about your family. i know rebecca saint james she is a friend of fox news. your dad. tell us how you ended up. >> two of seven kids, five boys, two girls. our eldest sister rebecca james was a gospel singer for many years. the joke was dad manages her, manages us. needed cheap labor. looked around five sons put together a road crew. we learned the art of shomanship and here we are. steve: what did you do on the road crew. >> i was the lighting director. blifnt. joel the stage manager. the funny thing was we were promoted at the age of 15. we couldn't afford to have real people. steve: when you were traveling do you tell the lighting director listen, buddy. >> i will tell you i do enjoy the fact we get to do this. and i have done every win of the jobs of any any of the crew we have. you can sympathize with every

do so with australian economist and author of last year's can we avoid another financial crisis steve king who joins us from amsterdam safe thanks for taking the time to be with us i know some about the a.s.x. the australian stock exchange i guess they change the name it's now called the australian securities exchange but tell our viewers about the importance of it to the australian economy and maybe talk about some of the key listed companies on the a.s.x. well the well meaning six of the six things factor banks and there should be a bit of a warning below anybody who knows there are economic history because at one stage non of the world's ten biggest banks which athanase it was just before the bursting of that bubble of economics in you phosphors now in. one of the world's top banks japanese i think something that make up thing like about being across the hof the entire index then a favorite of the remainder is the minerals pot of gold coast restaurant it does have a fairly substantial nodding industry and does i'm not going to go wine the same way that banks might do and then after that

>> congressman steve king from iowa, 100%, but, you know, the sad thing is once things start gettinge aclu files lawsuit, everything is tied up. you have so many proillegal groups that are fighting the exact thing they are elected american officials should be doing and we need to find some way to stop these frivolous lawsuits from happening and let us move on with business and let us start protecting americans. maria: president trump, of course, renewing call for immigration reform. he did this in the wake of mollie tibbetts tragedy, here is what he said. >> we need immigration laws changed, we need border law changed, this is one instance of many, we have tremendous crime coming through borders, we have the worst laws anywhere in the world. maria: sounds like ms. mendoza you find all that to be true but it's basically political football. >> yes, absolutely. and, you know, like i said, americans have become the collateral damage in this game that the politicians are playing and just -- just like, you know, watch what happens in the next few weeks, this is going to come up with fevere

congressman steve king who is in my district and congressman david young who is in sarah's district andforth a bill called sarah's law. it passed over a year ago in the house. however, it was rolled up into another bill with grant's law and the bill is called no sanctuary for criminals act. and that passed in congress last year. and it was setting in the senate the last i knew, waiting to be brought to the floor. we have been calling, had people call. all their local state representatives to try to get it brought to the senate floor. we have also made calls to mitch mcconnell's office to bring it to the floor. and nothing has been done. >> sandra: to be clear, sarah's law. >> it's frustrating. >> sandra: i'm sorry to interrupt, michelle. i want to make sure everybody understands what this law is sarah's law named for your daughter killed in car crash by illegal immigrant would see that ice detains illegal immigrants when they kill american citizens. joni ernst as you just mentioned from iowa was on the program yesterday. and she referred back to your family and why they are pushing for

senator chuck grassley, representative steve king and examine this to information.ao has done this report a few times. about every five to seven years we will of take the review. part of what we were doing this time is to examine the change over time. when i talk about the federal population in our study we were looking at from 2011 to 2016. when i talk about the state population we are looking at 2010 to 2015. those pickup from the last report. report we issued was in 2011. host: what happens to criminal aliens after they serve their time in u.s. prisons? are they deported? guest: some of them can be. not all. that's the fourth objective in whateport where we look at the experiences are for the criminal alien after incarceration. some may be removable. some may be in immigration proceedings. the likelihood that you would be removed right away we couldn't get a full sense for that because of the way the immigration process works. host: do any go on to become citizens? guest: yes. 16 of the people in our population ended up being naturalized. host: out of how many? g

steve hofstetter. as king midas, i here, you will too.nt. your oil change comes with a tire rotation as well. ooo! i could put that on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. >>> because i love dogs and have dogs, my cousin is convinced that i will have kids, like it's a gateway drug. >> that is my life. steve hofstetter has been on the radio tv and has been on sports illustrated and ran things behind the scenes for several shows. >> he is also the author of the book, ginger kid. >> he is performing at the punchline in san francisco and this morning he is kind enough to walk onto our set. when i realized to you were, i know i have seen you on mlb tv. you are a big baseball guide. >> i am a huge -- baseball guy. >> i'm a huge baseball guy. i am really excited about all of the young prospects and i look forward to finding what teams they get traded to. >> you should catch one of the games this weekend. >> it has been a rough rebuilding process. i feel like the mets have been an off-s

red carpet radiant >>> then, steve harvey's plan to shake up his talk show and which tv star did he just help to find love. >>> plus a rare behind the scenes visit with the kingas "e.t." celebrates his 60th birthday ♪ do you remember the time >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >> wow, that's amazing. "e.t." was there when michael jackson celebrated his 45th birthday at neverland ranch back in 2003. today, michael would have turned 60. >> hard to believe. fans are honoring the king of pop all over the world today but it's sister janet taking back in time for the ultimate video tribute. >> are you ready? >> janet marked michael's 60th, posting this re-creation of his "remember the time" music video, set to her new song, "made for now." janet takes on the role of model iman. ♪ do you remember the time >> lot of fun. "e.t." was behind the scenes of the 992 video who star ed eddie murphy and magic johnson. >> michael invited "e.t." to join him on tour. >> you go rehears and i'll see you later. okay, bye. give me a kiss. we saw the magic behind the man for the first time in 1983. ♪ "e.t." was on set of jackson's lemry music video "beat i

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steve, we talked about in 19 5 when king marched in chicago, we also marched on the east side. i made the front page of the local newspaper protesting king's march on the east side that. photograph changed my life in 1968 i was 18 years old. me and my gang went downtown to beat up hippies and protesters. that's what daley was telling us to do. i had a conversation with a hippy, changed my outlook on the demonstrators and all that stuff. they said you're full of baloney. three months later i was smart enough to talk three of my marine o join the corps. we came back with all our fingers, all our toes. they said you call for help, you don't care who comes. it doesn't matter. it could be short, tall, black, brown, green. those kind of things changed my life. i learned not to be prejudiced. comment, talk to me. guest: i love you. [laughter] host: i want to go back to another piece of film from the democratic convention but before we show, that what was happening on the republican side? how was the g.o.p. convention that year in miami beach? guest: i wasn't there but david douglas du

kings and titans of media and politic for nearly 60 years. regulars include henry kissinger, martha stewart and billionaire financers like steve schwartzman and pete peterson founded their firc bltone over lunch at the four seasons in the mid-1980s. the old location in the philip johnson-designed area of the seinram's build closed in 2016 after a fight with the landlord. today it reopens a few blocks away with a new $30 million shrine to eating, drinking and making. getting a reservation will be nearly impossible for mere mortals, b we are the first cameras allowed inside. >> it all starts here with the sunken bar made from 24 karat gold leaf and molded glass. the windows are covered with a shower of crystals, be each of them hand painted and hand blown from an artist in the czech republic and you then proceed through this mysterious tunnel in the passage made from perforated bronze and playsre t corded sounds of the wild life in centralark for each of the four seasons andth , you arrive here at the main dining room at the four seasons, 33 of the most tovetedles in new york city. l of them surrounded in mid-century modern elegance. >> there i

after the break byron took advantage again through that window steve who concluded his hat trick was but biron weren't finished kings the komondor added another to poor sod in the eagles' newmans was and then tiago added a fifth goal to seal the game was he coco botches new side demolished his old one they probably won't give him such a warm welcome next time though when is byron's seven super cup victory. when you talk koch it's often about film music. and of course about ideas today they're going to talk about digital culture and how digital innovation can be such a force for good developers an entrepreneur who is creating new apps to give a boost to people in emerging economies one of the is opening up in job opportunities also helping tact the hunger and malnutrition a problem that affects hundreds of millions of people specially children. with me in the studio david leavitt's desk and david tell us about some of these apps. a force for good absolutely what's actually what's really striking to me is that these are the same technologies that are developed actually for comfort and entertainment mostly of people in

king, who first formed the group strawberry alarm clock, helped write many of the biggest hits he was 68. >> there's waysa way. >> the remake of the 1973 steve mcqueen and dustin hoffman prison escape classic papillon hits the theaters today. a man framed for murder teams up with a convicted counterfeiterrer to escape from prison. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a bird strike causes an emergency landing of a flight that was headed to singapore. back here at sfo, we'll have the latest and hear from one of the passengers up next. >> plus, breaking in the east bay, a car becomes lodged under a semi overnight. getting smashed. a live report on the ongoing investigation into what went wrong. my $3 munchie mash-ups. crispy hash browns and tasty white cheese. mashed up with your choivory eg, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. try my $3 munchie mash-ups, back for a limited time. only at jack in the box. you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. a live report on the investigation now underway. plus: a pl

steve paulson? >>> we will take you to the hawaiian islands where they have a big concern. 160 miles an hour her kingive hurricane is moving west northwest at nine miles an hour. the current track does take it just to the west of the islands and that it will weaken . the outer bands are already approaching the big islands so it will be today, tonight, and into thursday. it looks like it will go from 5 to 1 by the time it arrives near oahu and maui. only kawai has only taken a direct hit. the track would be just to the west not so much the wind, it could be the rain and storm surge that will cause some issues. the next 24 hours will be critical. for us five months 14 degrees below average on tuesday. not above. below. 77 morgan hill. livermore and concord a cool 71. also in the mountains. paul is in sierraville and we are chilling there, 45 degrees. a crystal-clear morning. feels almost fall like. chicago dropped to 58 and they are now 59. the coolest temperature since june 9. des moines went to 54 this morning. there coolest since may 13. how about that? low clouds but the lows are up. the san franci

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he is, like king lear, a man more sinned against than sinning. steve: there you go.. you can look for them anyway. steve: i'm sure we'll see them. it will be a big news story on thursday. howie, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. steve: ten minutes before the top of the hour. police unions taking a stand against national anthem protesters, urging their members to drop their ticket plans. one of the union leaders will join us next to tell us a story. bill hemmer joins us right now. >> good morning to you. how was this plane stolen? what can be done about it next time, steve? we'll look closely at it. secret recordings of the white house. what a new book may or may not reveal about the trump white house. what nancy pelosi is saying about her future. sean spicer with our headline, join us ten minutes, 9:00 to noon, guys, top of the hour. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven t

steve: yeah. >> when i started in the '60s, it was for everybody, with alan king and flip wilson.t my crowds. anybody comes to see me will never see anti-trump joke or anti-hillary joke or a anti-obama joke because i feel respect needs to be there for us as people. we need to realize that this is not a country where you have to get out, we have to bring in. that is what we want to do. ainsley: people need to lighten up, not take everything so seriously. there is so much anger and vitriol, and people going up to sarah huckabee sanders, all the republicans that work for the administration just because they disagree their politics. what do you say about the late-night comics? >> i think the late-night commission, we have so many good late-night comics that write well. they need to take it up a level, write a better joke rather than saying trump is horrible, terrible, make a better joke. we have been do it. we have so much talent from wanda sykes, michelle wolf, these people are great talent. they may take the easy way out. they can do better. i love them all. i want them to be more s