carley: the merrell o mayor ofd promises a new ordinance allowing protesters to exercise their constitutional rights. it comes after ted wheeler defended his hand off approach of not letting police interfere with violent antifa protesters. emma michelle joined us earlier who experienced violence firsthand. i went to one of the first antifa riots in portland in 2016 to film. i actually had one of the organizers look me in the eye and say if you re here to film for the, quote, wrong reasons then we re going to, quote, take care of you. that violent threat has turned to violent action in my own city. carley: the president of the national i.c.e. council says mayor wheeler left the people of portland to fend for themselves. rob: a democrat in pennsylvania and a veteran of the gulf war forced to resign over a year-old facebook post that reads, quote, i stand for
antifa riots that have been going on. they very much do have a safe space culture. we reported on many stories coming from that specific school. it s very important to watch where these things are coming from and then we can kind of know what s going to be happening as these things bleed out into the mainstream. heather: let s here about what the portland mayor had to say about cracking down on street brawls in the city. the mayor has taken we don t tolerate violence on our streets. violence is not and has never been a legitimate means to a political end. heather: he s saying there that violence is not a means to an end but some folks saying too little, too late. the president of the national i.c.e. council says the mayor did not protect citizens. we have that as well i think for people at home, he said the mayor chose to leave fellow citizens to fend themselves over this violent mob. they asked that ted wheeler give
terror and lawlessness. the mayor calling accusations inaccurate and inflammatory. the president of the national ice council, chris crane, joins me now. let me ask you, chris first of all, i ll say we did reach out to the mayor to join us. we have not heard back. what is your reaction to what you guys are saying? it s a little disbelief. but a little political spin coming from the mayor right now. he s trying to make the case there was no need for police protection. we just have a handful of employees in the building surrounded by hundreds of protesters. they blocked the entrances and exits. the folks were trapped in the building. when they tried to leave, protesters surround their cars,
steve. steve: thanks ainsley, the union that represents ice officers, ice council that endorsed president trump in the election. now the team is upset that the trump administration has been so slow to reverse policies of obama years. a post on website saying, quote, while officers view the president s position on enforcement as courageous, the trump administration has left all of the obama managers and leadership in place, tensions are on the rise between trump s army of obama holdovers. here to react former ice agent and border patrol officer david joins us today as you can see from channel 35, fox 35 in orlando. david, good morning to you. good morning. steve: a number of ice officials say they feel like the president has betrayed them because so many people are leftovers from the obama administration and nothing is changing? i don t think president obama
announce later today, we believe, the fate of the iran nuclear deal at the white house. the question is should the president decertify the deal or not? it sounds like he is going to. our next guest was one of the americans taken hostage at the u.s. embassy back in 1979 and held hostage for 444 days. he says it s time for the president to get out of a bad deal. talking about the former vice council don cook joins us from our nation s capitol, good morning to you. good good morning. steve: sounds like the president is going to decertify this deal. why do you think the obama obama administration did this deal in the first place if it s such a bad deal? the obama administration had an idea that they were going to be the ones to have the magic surprise of foreign policy. they were going to be the ones who reopened relations with iran and established friendly relations. essentially they wanted to