rob: griff jenkins joins us with more on the border battle. reporter: a strong message to the president from democratic-controlled house when they pass a resolution blocking is national emergency declaration. this is not about politics. it is not about partisanship. it is about patriotism. we would be delinquent in our duties if we did not resist, fight back and overturn the president s declaration. reporter: kevin mccarthy says the president is doing what is necessary to secure the border. the president is going to get the full 200 miles experts said we need to protect us, to have the border secure. that is what the president said he would do. he has the responsibility of the president to secure the border. reporter: in laredo, texas, cvp officials had to close a port of entry bridge due to a migrant wave attempting to cross. sources tell me they had 12,000
sister state partners, we are ready to go. that was california s attorney general vowing to sue the trump administration over the president s national emergency declaration on the southern border. california, however, is not alone. take a look at this. already a handful of other states are making plans to file lawsuits and the national emergency is barely 48 hours old. the border battle will stay top of mind for the president this week. he will meet with homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen on tuesday. let s bring in curtis lee, kevin curl curly. let s start with you, kevin. do you think they expected this battle this soon? yes. the president said in the rose garden on friday, bring it on, to the democrats who are bringing this to a legal battle. look, this was their plan all along. i remember speaking to senior
is deeply alarmed by her comments. he joins us live. will the house discipline congresswoman ilhan omar? pressure tonight on virginia s african-american lieutenant governor, deny new allegations of sexual assault against him, as the governor himself was fighting for his clinical life saying he s learned from his mistakes. he s not going anywhere he says. after the blackface controversy. hello and welcome to fox news @ night. i m shannon bream in washington. we ve got fox to encourage tonight, a lot of breaking news on the border battle. correspondent jeff paul and kristin fisher alive from el paso, texas, on the dueling rallies. the president versus beto. we start on the hill with chad pergram and the late-breaking news over a deal, and agreement in principle on the wall and those i.c.e. detention beds. chad, good evening. good evening, shannon. there is a meeting late this afternoon between the four team members of the house and senate appropriations committees. there was kind of a
did he give a clue on what the u.s. plans to handle the situation overseas? if you look closely at that. sandra: and are the democrats really ready to negotiate on border security as a deadline looms? senator john kennedy is on deck. he will join us on the border battle and more next. i m open minded and optimistic. but i m also realistic. and again, if they come up with something that i think is good for the american people i ll poun much on it like a ninja even if some of my folks back home get mad.
listen. i m hoping it will work out. it should be fair trade. it should be fair to all of us. and i think that s the message the president has put out. i think he will bring the chinese to the negotiating table. it can t be a one-way street just with china. he is the chairman of the appropriations committee watching closely. chinese officials are saying if things go well in the talks they re looking forward to talks next week with u.s. trade representative possibly here in washington, d.c. so again, progress being made going forward. the chinese trying to avoid the latest round of tariff increases by the president. back to you. sandra: markets looking up in hopes of that being the case. bill: more on this and the border battle. mercedes schlapp is our guest live in the 10:00 a.m. eastern time hour. looking forward to talking to her. sandra: can you read that? bill: i can, actually.