trish: okay.ut, you know, tom, you know, i don't disagree with you. they need some law and order in mexico. they could use a little in honduras and in ecuador and guatemala and the rest of these places, okay? but we also are responsible for ourselves, and to this i get back to democrats and their unwillingness to actually enforce the border, something that they at one point believed in. and i look at this tariff plan, and i question what kind of damage this is going to do to u.s. because if you see this ratchet up to 25% tariffs, okay? by with october 1st, if we decide they're not doing enough, 25% tariffs, the u.s. consumers are going to be paying for all that. all that good stuff that we get in mexico, we're going to be paying 25% more for. >> look, i agree with you. you've heard me say many times on this show and other shows congress has failed the american people. chuck grassley went and did his job when we had the house, the senate and the white house and closed these loopholes -- trish exact

trish: she doesn't back down.ou know what got me, maybe she would have had a gaffe and said something she didn't mean in a live interview. this was an instagram post she put out and maybe could have thought about. maybe she did think about it. maybe this is a publicity grab in some way. she wants to outdo donald trump in terms of headlines and she figures why not. >> that was running through my mind, that it was premeditated. when she kept using the word concentration cam it was clear it's not a temporari' statement. this was the worst sort of anti-semitism. trish: crazy new video of a brawl breaking out at a little league game in colorado. coming up, find out what caused that. a new democratic push for slavery re d reparations. i simply ask why not and why not now. trish: a conservative african-american say liberals are trying to buy black votes with the promise of two acres and a mule. evidence iran was behind last week's oil tanker attacks. we have four-star general jack keane coming up right after get ready fo

trish: yeah.iting, the democrats have not shown much willingness to to do this. the president has gotten creative, he's said he's going to call off these i.c.e. aides where they were supposedly going to go around and round up people here illegally, and they were going to do that beginning yesterday. and now he's saying, okay, i'm going to give you, the democrats, a two week deadline to reach some kind of border deal, and if congress can't get its act together in 14 days, then those raids are going to happen. what do you think of that strategy? is it going to work? >> well, i don't think the democrats are in any the mood to go forward, and i'll tell you why. i've got two pieces of evidence. number one is the bill we're going to vote on tomorrow, actually, you see money for humanitarian aid, but they prohibit i.c.e. and border patrol from actually building beds and increasing the detention facilities which is one of the critical problems why there is a humanitarian crisis. and, basically, they're en

trish: it's one bad place. our enemies right here in our own hemisphere. i believe that's a violation of the monroe doctrine. >> secretary of state john kerry in the obama administration said the monroe doctrine didn't matter anymore. the monroe doctrine says great powers will not be in our hemisphere. at the beginning of the trump administration we looked at venezuela and recognized all the things he said, that it's corrupt and it's a narco state. but the way to solve it is behind the scenes to have american influence and money, but continue to encourage an internal revolutionary reform movement, but also to get venezuela's wealthy neighbors to take the lead in what happens in that hemisphere. trish: that would be colombia and brazil. they haven't been as forceful perhaps as venezuela and juan guaido and folks like yourself would like. are they moving in that direction? >> when i think about the international community, in our continent, it's the united states. they are the only ones who will do something abou

trish: did you really?am it's often very negative platform especially for conservative leaning people so i wanted to see him her stomach to dedicate to real life. trish: do you think liberals are really mean or conservatives or both really mean? because i think sometimes i see that and i think, gosh, it has just gone so toxic and so nasty and i think so many people hate transfer that they feel at liberty right, to go after anyone that may be in some small way associate with liking his policy. >> and i think is the generalizations of the 2016 election. i do not think it is indicative of the entire country but you get people that have a lot of time on their hands especially on that platform of twitter. that has been known to mess with algorithms. it's been debated. they make different accounts, i just enjoy a vacation. trish: someone who is gone had with the nastiness perhaps rightly so, o.j. simpson. he decided to weigh in on the democratic debates. watch. >> my house, waiting to watch this debate. to hear a

trish: trish: saying you have been a patch and we are here for you. signal to everyone else, i thought. your thoughts? >> i thought that would be great. as a veteran i'm always pro-you have seattle a. and wanting the best for our country. i would like the president to back off some of the criticisms of american. i don't think it helps anything. trish: saying brexit happens, the rest of the world take note. thank you so much. coming up. a huge blow to dictator nicolas maduro. my sources are telling me we are getting very, very, very close. and this may be effectively the thing that send maduro packing. first the local media isn't too happy about the president's tough trade tactics. >> this idea of of using trade as a political weapon is not the right thing to do. >> it won't play well to the president's base in the rust belt states. >> this policy toward mexico is incredibly stupid. trish: congressman andy biggs is here and he says it's the best way to secure the border and get the democrats to pay attention. uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa j

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kennedy: thank you, trish.iden and today he opened up a multiprong attack on the democratic front runner accusing him of plagiarism and belittle ling the size of his crowds. and we're told more bombs are on the way. sleepy joe might have an ace in the hole. surprising polls might be worrying for the white house. and the president and the former vp have been locking horns for weeks. joe? >>

trish: days later google fires him. he joins us tonight. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. as attorney general barr faces fresh attacks on his credibility, there is one question no democrat in washington is able to provide an answer to. why would our fbi rely on opposition research to secure a fisa warrant to spy on an innocent american? this really is the questioner american left, right and right down the middle deserves an's to. it is the question that may be the undoing of our intelligence agencies as we know them today. stab cards should be extraordinarily high in the fisa courts. but we are learning they are anything but that. the fisa courts were so lax that the fbi could use a piece of opposition research that has never been vetted prepared by a corner who solicited stories from his former russian intel friends, foreigners who were and are adversaries to the united states. for all the democrats complaining about foreign interferences in the elections because the russians created the fake social media accounts, i should think think they would be more worked up over ho

trish: i hear you. i think now the you have much hook like the more magnanimous player in all of this. he could have taken this opportunity and in some way they kind of owe us. they did try and say that they were also trying to spare us. you have got iranian officials claiming the up seattle spy plane was flying close to the drone they shot down earlier thursday and chose not to shoot down that figure plane, i mean, for goodness sake, i should hope not. 35 people on board, i don't think we need to reward them for that. but i also think we might be entering a new phase here thanks to donald trump standing down on the opportunity he had in front of him. and that might be one in which we can hope any tart to have real conversations. >> let's take our time with this. as the clock wind down and as the pressure on iran begins to increase, as the sanctions begin to bite, eventually the mullahs will have to wake up and say this can't go on any longer. we don't want to negotiate with the great satan, but we don'

trish: what is this about?a drone unless you want to engage in this negative back and forth. >> they are trying to antagonize the united states that would cause the united states to flip from oural highs and make it look like the united states is moving toward an aggressive posture against the iranian regime. i think the president has the right approach. we don't want the iranians to threaten to close the strait of hormuz. and of course you know if it hits one of our allies oral highed takers we can't abide by that. we need to communicate we are not going to accept this. the iranians are still in a box and have no good options before them. trish: the ambassador called it economic terrorism. which is a strange term to use. but you can see that they really don't like it. i guess what i hate about this is it escalates into strikes rather than economic strikes. i think the president has done an excellent job putting economic pressure on iran. the more we can do that, the more we can bring them to the table for a se

trish: the date is set. july 17. three week from today, robert mueller is set to testify before congress. you might want to be careful about you wish for on this one. president trump weighing in on mueller before he left for japan today. president trump: the mueller thing never stops. there was no collusion, there was no obstruction. there was nothing. it never ends. trish: former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski agree with that one. student debt is the new crisis for america. but the democrats that blame somehow the establishment actually have it all wrong. what about the college themselves? the colleges sitting on billion dollar endowments, and yet up threating the cost of college at three times normal inflation? i'm setting the record straight on this. are your cell phones and computers his being to you? fox nation host abby hornacek says yes. robert mueller agrees to testify before congress on the mueller investigation. the democrats think they can prove the president excluded with russia and then obstruc

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judge: thank you, trish.election campaigns in modern american history. it all begins tomorrow night at a massive rally in orlando, florida, where the president is expected to announce he's running for a second term. but some new polls have team trump on edge, so how can he chart a path to victory? i'm judge andrew napolitano in tonight for kennedy. the president claims 100,000 people may show up tomorrow, the arena holds 20,000. in fact, some people have been camping out all weekend to get good seats. political analysts say trump should focus his campaign on the econom

trish: there he is greeting the crowd. way about him that is unlike anything we have seen from presidents and thrives off this energy. you see melania trump, first lady there of course object that big day -- of course on that big day on the escalator. the whole family there tonight in florida as he announces he'll run for four more years. we expect the speech not to be unscripted. maybe a template for him. you never know what he's going to say. [♪] ♪ up proud to b up proud to i gu and defend her until today ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "usa"] >> good evening, orlando. it has been my honor to serve as first lady of this incredible country for the past two years and i'm excited to do it for six more. i am proud of all that my husband administration and our entire family have done on behalf of the american people in such a short time. he truly loves this country and will continue to work on your behalf as long as he can. all of us will. thank you all again

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prime * begins -- "trish regan primetime" begins now. reporter: a crisis unlike anything our country has ever faced. that's how the acting homeland security secretary characterized the crisis at the border. he told lawmakers that once inside this country, a vast majority of those migrants skip out on their court dates. >> we see too many cases where people are not showing up. we did an expedited pilot. out of 7,000 cases, 90 received final orders of removal in absentia. >> 90% did not show up? >> that's correct. reporter: congressman, great to have you with us. this is astounding but not surprising. the -- 90%. only 10% show up. because of a federal district order, they can only be held for 21 day. is it confounding to you that democrats say crisis? what crisis? >> it's frustrating. coming into this congress, since the first day i was in congress and the republicans took the congress. all the different secretaries involved saying we have a crisis at the border and the democrats are doing nothing to stop the influx of migrants we have com

"trish regan primetime" begin right now. [♪] hi, i'm david asman in for trish regan. the u.s.ttorney tasked with investigating the origins of the russia probe is quote asking the right questions. john durham has met with attorney general william barr on multiple occasion in wee recent weeks and is digging into the fbi's use of fisa warrants during the 2016 election to spy on the trump campaign. joining us is corey lewandowski, former trump campaign chairman. some suggest it could go all the way to the top of the previous administration. >> i think we'll get to the top of this. president trump has given attorney generaattorney generale discretion to declassify any documents that he wants. the american people deserve to see the fisa application and the predicate for the application. the false dossier paid for by the clinton campaign throug thre perkins law firm. they were denied which only takes place in 2% of the application. they were being denied because they were being overly political and the judge refused to grant the application. now with u.s. attorney durham on the case,

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now. i'm david asman in for trish. president trump clarifying that he would absolutely inform the fbi if a foreign enemy approached him with dirt on a political rival. >> i don't think anyone would present me with anything because they know how much i love this country. if i was -- of course you have to look at it. of course, you have to look at it. how are you going to know if it's bad. of course, you give it to the fbi or report it to the attorney general or somebody like that. of course, you do that. you couldn't have that happen with our country. drive * the outrage from democrats and the media has been swift. but absent from the outrage is democrats have considered doing the same thing. hillary clinton's press secretary said he probably would have volunteered to go to europe myself to try and verify the research if it would have helped more of this get out before the election. joining me, former 2016 trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski. there is so much hypocrisy on this from brian fallon and the hillary cli

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. i'm david asman in for trish. our top story, combating the crisis on our southern border now that mexico is agreeing to do its part. president trump says it's time for democrats in this country to do the same thing. >> you can't just crash our borders like this. mexico has strong immigration laws. we have the worst immigration laws, the dumbest laws anywhere in the world. if the democrats got together with me for 15 minutes we could wipe out the loopholes and we wouldn't need anything from anybody. but right now mexico is helping us much more on immigration than the democrats in the u.s. >> joining me now is house judiciary committee member, andy biggs. it's hard to argue with the president on that one. are there any democrat congress people willing to work with you to fiction the crisis at the border? >> if there is one, i haven't found them. reality is the president is correct. the democrats, many of them if not all of them, don't believe there is a crisis on the border. they don't see this as an emergency. 675,