what happens to the caravan if they come all the way to the u.s. like where will they all go? where will they be housed, clothed, and fed and who pays for that and what will they do for work? what about the american workers they would then displace? where will they find work? that is what the president was talking about last night in a rally in houston, texas. this need for a balanced but legal approach to immigration. president trump: we want people to come into our country. we have a 3.7% unemployment, the lowest it s been in more than 50 years, but they have to come in legally. and they have to come in through merit. through merit. we need a wall built fast, fast. [cheering and applause] we have to protect our borders. we don t have border, we don t have a country. we have to ro p tekt our borders. on the other side of the
than a 2% drop. but this will scare a few folks into thinking that possibly there is a bigger sell-off coming. we ll watch it. bill: might be a good buy. we don t give stock advice. an explosive device by the home of george soros. president trump says he will send in the military if he must to stop the caravan. former arkansas governor mike huckabee takes that on live next. in the u.s. bill: 9:15 in new york. big day tomorrow in washington deputy a.g. rod rosenstein expected to face tough it s really this constant juxtaposition questions behind closed doors in front of lawmakers from two when you re a mom and an entrepreneur. house committees. some republicans do not like with more businesses starting every day, the format. how do they plan for their financial wellness? want to bring in tom fitton, i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. president of judicial watch. good morning to you. so i have to manage my time wisely. just so our viewers know, they took about 30 lawmak
states for aid in order to sustain their countries. the first point. the second point is if president trump wants to do something about the asylum policies in our country, do something about it. if he has a problem with people coming over seeking asylum. he has the power to affect change and full control of the house and senate right now and the white house. if this is something he wants to change, by all means. he is in charge. that is partially true but partially true that he is in charge. partially true that republicans have barely have control of the senate, barely have control of the house. bill: crisis on our border is the result of democratic activist judges that prevent us from returning illegals called catch and release. this is where i say at the beginning i think you have a good point. i blame both parties for the disaster that we find ourselves in right now but the bottom line is i think trump did sort
if the republicans look like they actually care about protecting america and the democrats look like they shrug their shoulders and look the other way as people who we have no idea why they re coming except they burn our flag and using profanity to talk about america, that s not how you immigrate to a country you want to be a part of and a simulate into. i keep talking about an invasion. it s what it becomes in many of the thousands of those people who aren t coming here because they respect, love and want to be part of america but quite a opposite. we have no responsibility to let them in. we have a responsibility to make sure we keep them the heck out. sandra: we ve heard the president slamming central american countries, threatening to withhold aid saying that they should be doing more to stop this. we are watching it. that caravan is making its way through mexico as we speak. governor mike huckabee. thank you. nice to see you this morning. bill: 22 before the hour.
we see the u.s. response. how do you see things playing out two weeks out from mid-term elections it s becoming a huge issue. it is a huge issue. the president is right to think the voters are going to blame democrats for a weak immigration policy. there were proposals during this congress that the democrats held up because the only thing they wanted to deal with was daca. four other things that the trump administration wanted to do to try to control immigration. so i think this is probably a winner for the republicans. as far as the actual march is concerned it started as 190 people walking out of honduras. it is more than 7,000 people. it is most there are some families, some babies, etc., etc., but lots of young men with the flags of their native countries. those aren t desperate people. bill: how does this play? i think it s really funny when republicans keep blaming democrats for the fact we don t have an immigration policy.