today in honor of d-day tomorrow, as his administration moves swiftly try to sell his executive actions on the board at home. and republicans being blaming budget for the delay. proving to be a very tough sell, although the speaker of the house mike johnston is here and so is independent of presidential candidate robert f. kennedy junior. fifty-six years to the day after his father s assassination, rfk junior still does not have secret service protection. and he has asked for at least five times and age time they have refused, and still refusing. finding out why it, your world is now. will come everybody, i m neil cavuto. let s get to the white house, on how the presidents push from half the world a way to get those situation straighten out, is playing out, jackie? the u.s. has artie eclipsed the surgery threshold, anybody who comes and illegally will be deported, they will face a ban of reentry for five years unless they have an appointment through the cpp one apple ar
Merritricious when writing to the factor. Please remember the spin stops here, we are definitely looking out for you. Tucker good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight, attorney general Jeff Sessions just said on oreillys show that its time to clamp down on sanctuary cities. With that in mind we speak to a lawmaker who says theres nothing wrong with elected officials undermining Immigration Law. But first Charles Murray no more. Antiwar. Antimurray. Tucker to stop another Charles Murray event, he spoke at villanova but he had to be escorted out for his own safety after several people at people disrupted the event and called
him a supremacist. Murray returned after several people were ejected by the. At a nearby drexel university, two days ago he urged the discussed condition of murrays speech. He joins us tonight from mexico city. Thank you for coming on. I wonder if you see something inconsistent with someone who teaches at a university dedicated to the idea of the open exchan
A morning news show that includes interviews, features and banter among hosts. All the way to the very end. He did one at midnight in michigan or wisconsin, i cant remember which state, pushing all the way through. He says hes going to campaign for the gop six or seven days a week ahead of the midterms all the way to the finish line. Listen to the president. I am going to work very hard. Ill go six or seven days a week when were 60 days out and ill be campaigning for all of these great people that do have a difficult race. And we think were going to bring them over the line. And youve seen a series of tweets recently in contested primaries where theyre putting their finger on the sail saying this sour guy or gal who can win in november. Putting more than a finger. Look at the two significant races we talked about one was martha robie in alabama, she was kricritical of President Trump n 2016. And now the president weighing in, game changer in alabama. And in georgia youve got brian kemp
wondering what took the administration so long to move on to these executive orders, they don t flip over some of these ideas they have, many saying too little too late. a hundred markers when i spoke to him yesterday said there are reasons for that. weeks later congress to act, they did not act once, they recently failed to act twice and we took this executive action. it is not too little or too late, we hope that congress would act, they failed to do so and the president exercised his executive authority as he has done now. neil: with us now, the speaker of the house to answer all of that, mike johnston kind enough to join us out of washington. hello neil, great to be with you. neil: what did you think about of the secretary saying this is on you and the federal end of the republicans, making it look like a sure thing, saint donald trump stopped you tag this is why the president had to step in and take matters into his own hands? or what i say as this is
the ballot nationwide and the country is poised to elect its first female president. former mexico city mayor claudia sheinbaum is leaning candidate for the presidency, and she s a close ally of the current president. her rival, such a tdl, galvez is supported by coalition of opposition parties issues like public security and immigration have been top issues for the presidential candidates while economy is a big matter between mexico and its top trading partners, the us, whoever wins the selection will have to grapple with trade disputes concerning washington all right. want to begin. jayson mars zak, who joins us out of washington, is the director of the atlantic council s adrianne arsht, latin america center. thank you so much for being here with us. so first, before we get to all the politics, i mean, this election campaign has been marred by some horrific violence, murders assassinations take us through what s behind it came out only is this election the most the largest electi