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victor davis hanson.e deep state and immigration, take it wherever you would like. >> well, i think we saw seven days in may scenario where we now know people in the doj, the cia the fbi were involved in trying to warp a campaign through the use of a foreign national christopher steele and then once that didn't work they tried to abort a president. sort of the book ends, sean, of the hysteria with the green new deal the partial birth infanticide abortion. the virginia circus. and what you are seeing holistically is that trump almost as a magic wand or something, he has brought out the real progressiveself and hysterical. >> sean: a. agree with you. >> broken the law. tried to stage a coup and have a platform that i don't think any american could possibly vote for. the common denominator is they are unhinged. something about donald trump pushes them over the edge. >> sean: dr. gorka? >> the good professor is absolutely right. half of this is absurd and makes you laugh. they are going to ban cows and they a

victor davis hanson on the big picture of all of this here tonight. but, first, where are we at 7:00 p.m. this evening with just two days to go? chief white house correspondent john roberts live at the white house. good evening, john. >> we don't seem to be any further down the road, martha, that be we were at this time this morning. the white house says that the president still has not seen all of the details of the proposed legislation and the white house is making it clear that the president is not going to sign anything until he knows all of the details. now, there are some things that the president has been told about that he likes, including $23 billion total for dhs for border security. what the president does not like though is the $1.375 billion for building a border wall. he wanted a lot more money than that. and there is some add-ons that the president has got a real problem with as well. in the oval office earlier today, with the president of colombia, the president said he is going to go over this thing with a fine tooth comb. listen here

victor davis hanson says he and other top fbi leaders were expecting to be praised for their actionsf hillary clinton was president. >> trump is a special case, that would be the best take on it. the worst case is they thought all along when they started this during the campaign, hillary clinton was going to be elected and that behavior would normally be excused if not rewarded and once that failed we will take this dossier -- when he says he opened up a counterintelligence investigation he had grounds for doing so. and rumors and smears and slander and the dossier he had been told in 2016 by bruce or himself that his spouse worked on. that is all just rhetoric. >> donald trump calls it illegal and treasonous. california leading a multistate lawsuit against donald trump. emergency declaration, taking the legal battle to the liberal ninth circuit court claiming the action is unconstitutional after the president declared a national emergency allowing him $6 billion in military funds to build the southern border wall. the states say moving money where their economy. the failed 2016 pres

here now victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. gh tells tuesday i guess 75% of i am grnts are legal. so immigrants are legal. why aren't more people talking about the explosion of legal immigration in the country? >>> well i think it's because they feel it's an advantage to their particular at jebbed da. we're the only multi racial country that's worked sins rome. that can only happen when legal immigration is measured and its diverse and her oh krat i can. different ethnic backgrounds assimilate. the democrats used to believe that. they passed border security measures in the 2000s all the time. i think what's happened is don't you think they discovered that their agenda doesn't win 51% of the electorate any more. radical december graphic changes, here in california one out of every four residents was not born in the united states. it tends to make a predictable voter profile. they're not diverse, crossing the border and vote in predictable ways. >> laura: we don't have a public school district stem like it was 50 years ago frankly

victor davis hanson joins us tonight. he is still the deputy attorney general?nt the president's has boss. that is what the constitution says. i'm getting confused as how this is continuing. >> he created a pseudo-immunity for the media and political said that if he was let go, it was tampering into the mueller investigation. on that clip you played, andrew mccabe is not a psychiatrist. either as rod rosenstein. they knew the constitutional limits of the 25th amendment as a president like woodrow wilson, the last week of fdr. it is not a president you happen to disagree with. with their discussing is how to overthrow or abort a presidency. one of the most disturbing things of the interview was the high school journalism. he came onto the scene, remember? the word insurance policy under the peter strzok page text. i wasn't asked what that was? why wasn't he asked why he went to a pfizer court did not appraise the judge that that dossier that he said was a cheap piece of evidence to get a warrant on a u.s. citizen, he was not verified. the author had been fired an

victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. , can you tell us, 75% of immigrants are legal, so why aren't more people talking about the explosion of legal immigration in the country? >> i think it is because they feel it is an advantage to a particular agenda. we are the only -- multiracial country that has worked since rome, it's worked on integration and intermarriage, that can only happen when immigration is legal -- legal immigration is measured and meritocratic, so people are immersed with people who speak english from different ethnic backgrounds and assimilate. the democrats used to believe that. they passed border security measures all the time, but i think what has happened, don't you think they discovered their agenda doesn't win 51% of the electorate anymore? >> laura: bingo! >> radical demographic changes, california, one out of every four residents was not born in the united states, it tends to make a predictable voter profile, especially when they come in such numbers, they are not diverse. they cross the border an

let's bring our panel, we welcome victor davis hanson, fellow at the hoover institution and jim messinaf staff, gentlemen, victor let me start with you, critics say this is unnecessary and shouldn't be done but the president laid out his justification for doing it, your thoughts. >> victor: i think it is mostly a matter of semantics. i think if he had just said i have a pen and i have a poem and the congress can act in the way of the united states, so there is money in dop and homeland security, epa department of interior and incrementally and gradually, he could be allowed with those funds rather than making it so dramatic. but i think the cycle will go on in it will not be the big psychodrama that everybody thinks. >> bret: jim, to victor's point, president obama used the pen and poem and wall construction, bill clinton 20 miles of fencing, george w. bush 24, barack obama 97 miles, 14 miles in san diego, 48 miles in the rio grande valley, and donald trump wants to keep building. your thoughts. >> jim: i think the question is how article one of the constitution says congress is suppose

victor davis hanson, a really brilliant writer, has a great article, don't have time to go through itand john solomon, your paper, "the hill," mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russian dirt. but first of all, we know andrew weissmann was briefed by others in 2016. number two, we know that bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele long after steele was fired from lying in leaking by the fbi to the special counsel's office. does that mean the dossier that hillary paid for with russian lies, has that become the road map for this witch hunt? >> it certainly was one of the road maps. tomorrow i'm going to report that there was a third dossier. remember, we know about the steele dossier, we know about the blumenthal dossier, sent to the state department, forwarded to the fbi. tomorrow, i'm going to report that there was a third dossier put together and given to the justice department using fusion dps materials, and when you hear who wrote it, who gave it to the justice department, and who knew about it, you going to love this. >> sean: after two years of us being tog

victor davis hanson come a great article and i don't have time to go through but and john sullivan, paperf the hill, mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russia dirt. but first of all, wiseman and august 2016. and number two bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele long after steele was fired for lying and leaking to the fbi to the special counsel's office. does that mean the dossier hillary paid for with russian lies, has that become the road map for this witch hunt? >> john: is certainly was one of the road maps. tomorrow i will report there was a third dossier. you know we know about the steele dossier and blumenthal dossier sent to the state department afforded to the fbi. tomorrow, i will report there was a third dossier put together and given to the justice department using fusion gps materials and when you hear who wrote it, who gave it to the justice department and who knew about it, you will love this. >> sean: after two years of us being together, you are now not going to tell me and you know who wrote it? [laughter] >> sean: and you have this on lock down?