steve rogers, great to talk with you. the ceo of a business lobbying group in utah is pushing for a bill that would put american workers last. the president and ceo of world trade sr. utah myles hanson is backing a bill for the fairness or high skilled immigrants act. when is the last time you heard about fairness for high-killed americans act? i believe it accelerates the flow of indian and chain ocean h-1b visa workers into the united states because of their immense size in population allows them to compete foimplet s. jobs and visas and the lower wairnlgs that result. driving wage tbhs this country lower, not higher. hanson wrote this in the salt lake tribune. these talented foreigners can't wait in limbo for years. anecdotal evidence shows the difficulties in getting visas is driving tall ended immigrants to other countries like canada that will benefit from our loss. a economy of 30 million kns is a competitor to 330 million americans. imagine. what nonsense. the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he's fro

steve rogers was talking moments ago, retired lieutenant detective from new jersey, former member of t terrorism task force. steve, some of the things you are hearing from brian. >> the first thing that came to mind, what is their motive. an officer was shot in the cemetery, they ran obviously, they don't want to get caught, they are trapped or are there hostages in the bodega? the police are no doubt looking at if they have available video footage of the neighborhood. that is going through my mind, what are these people up to. my concern now, will they go down to the death? this could be a problem, it would be the goal of the police to get people alive. obviously, they are not going to endanger themselves or the public to try to take them alive f. they have to take them out, they will. >> harris: i have been telling our audience how densely populated jersey city is, we both live in jersey, this area has a lot of people in very small corners of street locations, you will see a church, a store, residents, a lot of people together. how difficult is it to go in there and get the guys out

steve rogers, great to talk with you.e ceo of a business lobbying group in utah is pushing for a bill that would put american workers last. the president and ceo of world trade sr. utah myles hanson is backing a bill for the fairness or high skilled immigrants act. when is the last time you heard about fairness for high-killed americans act? i believe it accelerates the flow of indian and chain ocean h-1b visa workers into the united states because of their immense size in population allows them to compete foimplet s. jobs and visas and the lower wairnlgs that result. driving wage tbhs this country lower, not higher. hanson wrote this in the salt lake tribune. these talented foreigners can't wait in limbo for years. anecdotal evidence shows the difficulties in getting visas is driving tall ended immigrants to other countries like canada that will benefit from our loss. a economy of 30 million kns is a competitor to 330 million americans. imagine. what nonsense. the main sponsor of the bill is senator mike lee. he's from u

let's bring in steve rogers former lieutenant commander in the u.s.th naval intelligence and senior intelligence officer for the task force. i hate to say it, but i remember the same sympathy coming from the world family right after 9/11 that did not make up for the fact that they were pai peoe in the royal family that were involved in the planning of 9/11. isn't it time to change her policy the way we do with saudi nationals particularly those that go toward navy and military base. >> we have to find out the motive, we do not know the motive and don't know if this was a person deranged at the time that this happened but there was questions, is it a terrorist act, was this person radicalized here were prior to come here did this person have certain terrorist connections. based on what a prudent scene he's only been here a short period of time i think it was impossible for him to be radicalized here. meaning that it had tobin plan before he came here based on the information in the intelligence that is being sent out. >> some listen to the president an

walid phares, kt mcfarland and steve rogers among our guests. me on facebook and twitter @loudobbs tonighthtt lauren: it's 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. a high stakes meeting at the white house over tariffs on china. reuters reporting that president trump plans to meet with his top trade adviser to discuss tariffs set to go into effect sunday. cheryl: a big day in the u.k. it is election day. brexit is front and center. polling stations are open as boris johnson squares off with jeremy corbin in a but he'll of capitalism versus socialism. lauren: we all have that movie that gets us in the holiday spirit. we have the country's favorite christmas movie. it is thursday, december 12t 12. "fbn: a.m." starts right

jackie: we want to thank ted williams, retired police detective and steve rogers, former joint terrorism task force member. you guys are a great source of knowledge for us when we have to report on these awful acts of violence. we are following breaking news in new york state. a stabbing attack has occurred near a synagogue that left as many as five people injured. the suspect, police are the suspect. reports that a man with a machete went into the rabbi's home while people were celebrating hanukkah and stabbed them. this was directly next to a synagogue. this happened in monsey, new york. we'll break in with any news conferences that might happen. but we'll go to. greg:>greg "the greggutfeld sho" p. [cheers] >> sleepy joe, he understood how to kiss the rock obama's -- >> i'm president, and they are not. better looking. including the men. we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. whether you love me or hate me, you've got to vote for me. greg: did i say we don't deserve him? that could be tough next year to beat. no wonder they are banking on impeachment. let's not forget it is

i would like to turn things over now to board member for steve rogers who chaired this event and who we are so grateful to. she's a, shias worked so hard today so let's give her a hand and she will take it from here. [applause] i don't know, i need to twirl when i come up? i've been called many things that's not one of them, so thank you, lois. i'm christy rogers, good afternoon and happy to simmer. and we believe it? i can't. i'm stuck on four july so i don't know what's happening. i hope everybody had a wonderful angst giving, enjoyed family, friends or your dog, your cat, or yourself. just had time to sell. we all do it something to be thankful for even in these chaotic times. i truly want to thank you all for being here today because i know how busy each and everyone of you are. i want to thank you all for your efforts and everything you do, whether it's big and small, to actual help make this world a better place. i know that sounds cheesy but this world could use all the help we can get right now. right? amen. i heard that in the crowd. as we all know when would open up the new

walid phares, kt mcfarland and steve rogers among our guests.@loudobbs tonig [♪] trish: 17 major errors and no one, not comey, not the so-called investigators or lawyers at the fbi, not anyone that was part of this scam to spy on the trump campaign can be virnld kate. that according to the justice department's inspector general, michael shore winds. michael horowitz on capitol hill to explain the findings of his report on why and how the fbi wound up with a fisa warrant to spy on a member of donald trump's campaign. something that's unprecedented in the history of this country. horowitz telling lawmakers no one is off the

steve rogers is a former joint terrorism task force member.andably emotions are very high there in the jewish community. and what we were getting -- what we were just hearing from them. the members saying the government, the mayor, elected officials are not doing enough. words are just words. they want a plan. >> they are absolutely right. there is a war being waged in this country on jewish americans from coast to coast. and government officials whether they be from the united states congress, local officials have to step up and develop a plan. my colleague ted williams was absolutely right. this was an individual who planned this operation and knew they were going into a hanukkah party, and what should be the plan b? well, years ago i headed up an a bias crime program in new jersey. first being proactive, community policing, get the cops back out on the street. get them to know the who, what, when, where, why. also, and i think it's very important. most of these people involved in these horrific attacks have long criminal records. individual

and former fbi joint terrorism tax forced terrorism steve rogers joins us on the wave of violence thatd robert jeffers join us and we hope you will be with us at the top of the hour. >> next up we will get in to how the intercept glenn greenwald is saying this is a media scandal happening with fbi abuse of the fisa court. he is saying when you watch msnbc and cnn they have as commentators, people acting like reporters form fbi officials and intelligence officials and it's like they like their own legacy and he says the american people have been misled for water than two years. >> i would say he is more right, it is more than two years and they been misled for a number of years with fake news as president trump has branded it. and he's right about what the world are we doing, we have a corrupt fbi leadership, a corrupt justice department leadership under president obama, then there transferred to the left-wing media to continue to peddle the lack of principles in their deep state values. i could not agree more. it's outrageous. >> we will be watching your show. great to see lou dobbs. >

by the way, bring steve rogers in here. steve, this is the point.something happens democrats blame president the trump and or his supporters. they're actually aiding and abetting the hate crimes in my mind. you're opening the door saying to the people who commit them, hey commit something heinous. do something evil, it won't be your fault. it will be trump's fault. >> you're absolutely right. two important points. number one regarding the guests remark the president has not been clear an unequivocal, he has. only president i know in my lifetime who has done more to reduce violence in this country, to support the police and to address anti-semitism like he did. reference what he is doing with colleges, funding of colleges, what he is doing to bring the police and community together. that is number one. number two, the problem we're facing are, you just nailed it, we have a mayor in new york city who points fingers at president, who supports bail reform lets people out of police departments before they go to prosecution, who supports policies that are

way, i bought a pair of those bombas stocks which has nothing to do with our guest but we have steve rogersk to about tariffs in pensacola and a former national joint terrorism attacks force that the fbi had and also a lieutenant commander in the navy. then we have russ vaught and he said the acting omb director and will be talking about these extraordinary jobs numbers and what keeps the job market growing in the united states. it's a great story but we are on a tear. melissa: thank you, we see you top of the hour. connell: every single day i look forward to what david will talk about. melissa: only him. eleven herbs and spices on an open fire, kfc's yule log are back. it smelled like fried chicken. how fantastic? especially if you have that banana pt. the logs cost $18.99 and they are out of stock. you can't get one for it they go from walmart .com. donovan is back and they are sold out, how many did you get or are you the one that brought those top bananas? >> it used to be enough that a log with smell like a log but to quote smirnoff, what a country? this is all about kfc's appeal to bu

. >> bill: steve rogers, we'll watch them both carefully.te house digging in for an historic battle or impeachment. what's the strategy for the president's naoem a senate trial? we'll dive into that. >> sandra: james comey admitting some mistakes but still defiant after the release of the i.g. report last week. sean spicer will be hear to weigh in and will join us live next. >> i was wrong. i was overconfident in the procedures the f.b.i. and justice built over 20 years. i thought they were robust enough. have dropped to near 50-year lows. newday usa can help you refinance your mortgage and save thousands a year. newday's va streamline refi makes it fast and easy because there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. i urge you to call newday usa now. >> there was real sloppiness. 17 things should have been in the applications or at least discussed and characterized differently. it was not acceptable and it's important that a leader be accountable and transparent. if i were still director i would be saying the same

steve: now that ranking member cantwell has put down a marker that she'segislation released, what are you expecting to see from republicans, particularly senate commerce rogerker, on this issue? jason: we appreciate the fact that the ranking member and the chairman of the senate commerce committee have been in discussion and dialogue and obviously this week is a big week for production of legislation, as well. understand that that dialogue will continue. there is a broad recognition from all parties, from both sides of the aisle, that this to happen, needs that federal privacy legislation is incredibly important and that it's not going to move forward unless there's bipartisan agreement on it so we expect those kind of discussions that place to continue. steve: one of the provisions i know senator cantwell's bill includes but has caused debate is the right of individuals to sue technology companies if they break any of these new data privacy rules. is that an enforcement mechanism the industry can live with? jason: enforcement is obviously very important and we include it i.t.i.'s privacy principles, the need to ensure that a law is privacy appropriately en

brian: or dare i say ever according to commissioner roger goodell who addressed the decision not to attend the venue that he picked out for nfl teams. stevence' coffee. [laughter] commissioner saying the try-out quote was about creating an opportunity. we created that opportunity. it was a unique opportunity. a credible opportunity and he, colin kaepernick chose not to take it. i understand that. we have moved on. ainsley: here to react is host of reality check david webb on fox nation and radio talk show host david webb. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] steve: they are excited to be in from the cold. ainsley: they gave him a chance. they gave him another chance and he decided to move the tryout to another location. >> look, colin kaepernick made his own decision. he is not a victim. he walked away with millions. here is some basic in sports. when you lose -- when the leader of the team loses the locker room, which is what he did. no one wants you back. no nfl team wants you back. steve: what do you mean he lost the locker room. >> when the locker room doesn't want to play with you. you go out as a team. when we went out as a t