it's always scary. >> abby: trish reagan always good to have you with us. >> trish: thank you. you. >> abby: there's a lot of news we've been following all morning long., i want to bring you other headlines we're watching closely starting with this one several right wing alley rallies forced off the street in an effort to avoid violence. organizers with the group patriot prayer canceling rallies in san francisco and berkeley saying they didn't want to a attract groups of white nationalists who would only promote racism and this comes after one person was killed in slashes several weeks ago in charlottesville. >> abby: and the most talked about fight in years in just hours away. boxer floyd mayweather coming out of retirement to battle it out with usc fighter conor mcgregor. mayweather looking to earn his 50th career win against mcgrego who will be making his pro boxing debut. the action begins tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern at the t-mobile arena in las vegas. >> todd: but let's be clear it's 9:00 p.m. eastern but that fight won't start until like midnight right? just when we're waki

keep it right here continues can trish reagan and cashin' in, have a wonderful weekend. >> the importante and the leak that is the attorney general is looking at very strongly are the leaks coming out of intelligence and we have to stop them for the security and national security of our country. trish: tensions with north korea intensify, the leaks continue and now some are worried these leaks will further undermine the world's confidence in the united states of america. are they right or are they wrong? hi, everybody, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin' in, we have rachel campo duffy, larry, welcome to you, all good to see you. rachel, i will start with you, are the leaks more dangers now because things with north korea

keep it right here continues can trish reagan and cashin' in, have a wonderful weekend. >> the important leaks to me and the leak that is the attorney general is looking at very strongly are the leaks coming out of intelligence and we have to stop them for the security and national security of our country. trish: tensions with north korea intensify, the leaks continue and now some are worried these leaks will further undermine the world's confidence in the united states of america. are they right or are they wrong? hi, everybody, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin' in, we have rachel campo duffy, larry, welcome to you, all good to see you. rachel, i will start with you, are the leaks more dangers now because things with north korea are getting worse? >> the situation is tense, the president needs to be able to speak to allies and advisers in an open forum where he knows he's not going to have that information and those conversations leaked into the newspapers and into the media. this situation is very dangerous and i think it puts those never-trumpers that are inside the government that

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i'm in for trish reagan today. welcome to welcome to "the intelligence report." wash upon post post ad transcript of phone calls with leaders from mexico and published a transcript. the leaked transcript shows president trump waivering who would pay for the border wall. bigger issue, thanks to the looks, that is worry world leaders around the world will be reluctant to spoke openly with our president, speaking openly with this country, over fears their conversations will be leaked. we'll talk about it. first to blake burman standing by in washington. he has latest on this developing story. blake. >> cheryl, let me give you context and timeline of all of this. president trump inaugurated or sworn into office january 20th. six days later the mexican president, enrique pena nieto, said he won't pay for wall being funded. he canceled a meeting with president trump shortly after that. next day, january 27th, when the phone call took place between president trump and enrique pena nieto mate it very clear, he doesn't want to discuss publiclily funding of border wall. se

i'm trish reagan in for neil cavuto. and we have rick leventhal in new jersey. rick? >> the president has seized every opportunity this week to speak on camera about his displeasure with kim jong-un and north korea and the threats at possibly launching nukes at us is territories including guam. you heard it minutes ago, the president lashing out. here's more of what he said. >> this man will not get away with what he's doing. believe me. if he utters one threat in the form of an overt threat -- which by the way, he's uttering for years and his family has been uttering for years. or if he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else that is an american territory or an american ally, he will truly regret it. he will regret it fast. >> the president had numerous meetings today, including h.r. mcmaster and nikki haley. no doubt north korea will be the focus of the meetings. the attacks on kim jong-un leaked out that north korea had the ability to miniaturize nuclear we pops and put them on missiles. after that, the president doubled down on the fire and fury commen

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it's always scary. >> abby: trish reagan always good to have you with us. >> trish: thank you.ing closely starting with this one several right wing alley rallies forced off the street in an effort to avoid violence. organizers with the group patriot prayer canceling rallies in san francisco and berkeley saying they didn't want to attract groups of white nationalists who would only promote racism and this comes after one person was killed in slashes several weeks ago in charlottesville. >> abby: and the most talked about fight in years in just hours away. boxer floyd mayweather coming out of retirement to battle it out with usc fighter conor mcgregor. mayweather looking to earn his 50th career win against mcgregor who will be making his pro boxing debut. the action begins tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern at the t-mobile arena in las vegas. >> todd: but let's be clear it's 9:00 p.m. eastern but that fight won't start until like midnight right? just when we're waking up? >> abby: will you be up? [laughter] >> clayton: well the sun is ris ing in texas and we're getting our first look at t

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>> trish if we look at history, what happened with ronald reagan, he shut the government down eight times. trish: you saw my tweet. >> i did see your tweet. i teed it. trish: let me remind the viewer, eight times, more than any other president in recent history. >> that is right. trish: shut down but yet we had better than 3% growth throughout. >> i was going to say, it was 3 1/2% growth on average during reagan's administration. when people say, trump might shut down the government if he doesn't get bill he wants, you know what? it was good for the economy. thing listening to press conference, hearing discussion of venezuela, goldman sachs, the debt ceiling, the taxes cuts, things that perplex people in d.c. and new york city, that trump is not in pursuit of corporatism, he is not in pursuit of republicanism, he is in pursuit of americanism. that is thing people still haven't gotten their heads around. he views voice of american people outside the d.c. bubble. trish: a lot of people love him for it. that said you have to get stuff done, right? we need to see tax cuts get done. yes it is

ask your doctor about victoza®. >> trish: 36 years after president reagan signed his first major taxhis california ranch, the left is launching a website to block president trump's tax cut plan. the lawmaker in charge of writing the new bill is pushing for it from the reagan ranch tonight. that's where we find adam shapiro there in santa barbara. hi, adam. >> hi. let's point out that today is a historic day. it was 31 years ago today that the committees, the conference committee of the senate and the house put forth the bill that became the historic 1986 tax reform bill that president reagan signed. we're now 31 years later trying to get back to as the same thing. kevin brady will talk about the need to lower taxes for american families, for individuals and american business. one issue on the table, lowering the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. the administration called for that, and said originally that was an opening negotiation point. now the administration, the trump administration wants a 15% corporate tax rate. congress is saying somewhere between 20 and 25%. bottom line, dr

reagan stood tough and he scared everybody but stood enough and communists backed down. trishme talk about china. china may hold the key. china could do a whole lot more and china hasn't done much to influence north korea. if we make it clear to china we're not going to look the other way when they keep stealing our intellectual property, which is exactly what they do, or imprisoning our executives, so many executives have wound up in prison in china on drummed up charges, they counterfeit goods to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars a year, yeah, this isn't going to fly anymore, will that in part influence them in a way that they will go after north korea and tell him to go, you can't do this. >> you understand this china dynamic better than many in public life. we've seen the largest transfer of wealth in world history outside of the middle east. that is the wealth of america going to china. it happened under three presidents and it happened principally under the clintons and the bushes. so when donald trump -- trish: talking about u.s. treasurys, the fact they hold