deportation raids early sunday. we ll hear from top immigration official ken cuccinelli. why he is demanding congress must do something about the border crisis before they head off for summer vacation. we have a huge show and so much more on making money. president trump set to take matters into his own hands with respect to the 2020 census, announcing just moments ago he will use executive powers in his quest to add the question, citizenship question. the move already drawing criticism. blake burman at the white house with more. blake. reporter: charles, trying to figure out exactly what the executive actions will be from the president as it relates to trying to get the citizenship question on to the 2020 census. as of yet the white house still hasn t laid out any details ahead of this likely 5:00 announcement later today. we re being told that attorney general bill barr will be by the president s side, at least at the event when the president lace it all out. here is wh
the royal red carpet laid out for president trump in britain. he spent the day with queen elizabeth. he made news, promising a quickie trade deal if brexit happens. we ll have a live report. major blow to venezuela s nicolas maduro, russia is pulling its support. what is next for the country where inflation tops 130,000%? lieutenant colonel allen west weighs in on all of that. he is in studio. we have a big show. all that and so much more on making money. charles: markets suffered their worst month in a year in may. the s&p down nearly 7% as president trump engaged in trade disputes on multiple fronts but we are starting out june right now in an upbeat note. here s the thing, mexican officials traveling to washington hoping to reach a deal to avoid 5% tariffs on mexican goods going into effect on monday. china blaming the u.s. for trade dispute but trade negotiations are still possible. this was a whole lot different than a talk on long marchs. i want to bring in the co
the trump administration escalating its campaign against tehran, announcing the u.s. will no longer grant wafers to any country that imports oil from iran of the latest from the white house. how it is impacting oil prices and ultimately what you pay at the pump. plus elizabeth holmes is set to appear in court this hour. you know this face on the screen. this is the disgraced theranos founder. she face as maximum of 20 years in prison for allegedly misleading patients and investor s about the company s blood testing technology. there s a huge documentary out right now. a lot of people watching, wondering what happened to her? today you will find out some of it. we ll bring you any breaking headlines as they happen. a massacre on one of the holiest days of the year. nearly 300 people killed, more than 500 injured on a bloody easter sunday in sri lanka. officials blaming the bombing on islamic extremist group. they believe the attackers may have had outside help. what is nex
diedre: our top story, president trump announces resignation of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen via tweet. he immediately named a replacement, the customs and bored protection commissioner. blake burman with the latest on the shake up. what are you hearing? reporter: a shakeup over the last few days in the department of homeland security itself, starting with the top and other key members of dhs. kirstjen nielsen was with president trump on friday. fast forward 48 hours and here at white house she is not in her position. president trump wants someone much tougher on border. nielsen s background is in cybersecurity. president clearly wants to go in a much different direction. neal send, we heard from her and still complimentary of the president and his mission. watch here. i share the president s goal of securing the border. i will continue to support the effort to address the humanitarian and security crisis on the border. other than that i m on my way to kee
elbow each other out. there is a new nbc poll showing a tight race between joe biden and bernie sanders in south carolina. much more on that in a moment. before we get into tonight s news, i want to say something quite personal. as i watched one sided results of the caucus in nevada, irreached for a historical analogy and used a bad one. i was bad to refer to an event from the last days or the first days of world war ii. senator sanders, i m sorry for comparing anything from that tragic era in which so many suffered, especially the jewish people to ee elected result in which you were a well deserved winner. this is going to be a hard fought heated campaign of ideas. in the weeks and months ahead i will strive to do a better job myself of elevating the political discussion. congratulations, by the way to you, senator sanders, and your supporters on a tremendous win down in nevada. as i mention, there is a new nbc news marist poll of likely democratic voters in south carolina