think you look at things like small caps in japan. ashley: gentlemen. we re already out of time. jeremy schwartz and walt mccarthy. they re clapping away. friday heading into the weekend. the dow, all we had to do finish in the green would be higher, short of another record but higher for the week. here comes the the the closing belle with melissa francis and connell mcshane. melissa: s&p 500 and nasdaq turning positive within the last hour. i m melissa francis. connell is back. connell: i am connell in for david asman this is after the bell. what names are moving book, here is what else we have for you at this hour. donald trump back to work, looking to fill his remaining cabinet positions. among those paying him a visit, a democratic senator from north dakota. so we re following that. trump even taking his own team by surprise as we were taken by surprise with his pick for defense secretary last night. we ll tell you who this general james mad dog mattis is and some ext
laura: company at my house, i understand you are a house painter. sean: comment on laura, we will play it for you. laura: get off my time! just kidding. welcome to the anger mangled from washington. we have a jam-packed show tonight. one other type of show are we going to have? conservative commentator ben shapiro. he just delivered a controversial speech, that means any speech, at the university of connecticut campus. the speech sent leftists into fits. frothy fits of frenzy. he joins us exclusively to tell us what happened. and an intensifying showdown tonight between the justice department and the house intel committee over the release of that classified fisa memo. an intel committee member peter king is here to react. plus, as the president s eyes, he is ready to talk with bob mueller under oath. on time from confidant roger stone says speaking with mueller would be a trap for the president. he joins us to explain why. but first, accountability in the special counse
President Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas have told the country they do not have the power to stop the flow of migrants entering the country unlawfully unless Congress passes new laws.
The Biden administration has been quietly using a procedural loophole to grant quasi-amnesty to thousands of migrants, according to Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse data reviewed by The Post.