but the california legal system is broken. california political system is broken. that's why we truly need washington to hear this message and come to california. sue california, take them to supreme court, and let's get the constitution enforced. there is a lot of californians here that want to be protected. until we get a new governor in state -- you know i'm running to be the next governor of california -- until that happens we could actually need some help from the national guys. >> tucker: it affects the rest of us, too. assemblyman allen, thank you for joining us. >> without a doubt, tucker. what starts here in california usually spreads to the rest of the nation, let's put a stop to it. >> tucker: like a virus. thank you.li cathy roux is the publishing editor. thanks for coming on. whether you agree or not with the new policy in california, doesn't it give you pause that california is basically doing what southern states did 50 years ago, 60 years ago in saying we're ignoring federal authority on states rights grounds, we're not going to acknowledge that you

but the california legal system is broken. california political system is broken. that's why we truly need washington to hear this message and come to california. sue california, take them to supreme court and let's get the constitution enforced. there is a lot of californians here that want to be protected. until we get no a new governor in state. you know i'm running to be the next governor of california, until that happens we could actually need some help from the national guys. >> tucker: if effects the rest of us, too. assemblyman allen thank you for joining us. >> without a doubt, tucker. what starts here in california usually spreads to the rest of the nation let's put a stop to it. >> tucker: like a virus. thank you. cathy roux is the publishing editor of magazine u thanks for coming on. can you agree or not with the new policy in california. but doesn't it give you pause that california is basically doing what southern states did 50 years ago, 60 years ago in saying we're ignoring federal authority on states rights grounds, we're not going to acknowledge t

officers in the state of california. if the politicians in california don't want to protect their communities then ice will. >> today on forbes on fox as iran continues cracking down on anti-government protesters the u.s. is cracking down on iran with new sanctions over its ballistic missile program. this is more proof the iran nuclear deal is not working. plus, new york governor cuomo says his state is suing over the federal tax cut law that's a new report showing americans are fleeing high tax states like his, so should he forget about suing and focus on cutting taxes. we'll see you at the top of the hour. mepresenting evidence, nobody does it better. she's also this close to finding bigfoot. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for megan, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. rocket mortgage by quicken loans. >> live from america's news headq

greg, questions about california. everyone thinks this is a beautiful utopia of rich beautiful people. it's actually the capital, poverty capital. >> greg: this movement is more preferable than the movement you find in downtown l.a. which has turned into turd village. if you are in l.a., it's especially around skid row, there is a joke in there but it's too grim. it's terrible. it's horrible. i don't blame anybody was there because california has kind of like your broke uncle who acts rich. he picks up the tab, he owes every bookie 100g's. the time for paying up is closing in. >> katie: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: i don't think it's going to happen but i feel for the people in rural areas in california. they are paying so many taxes, not really getting anything for it. california, so many instances, disregard the law. they do whatever they like. they legislate as they go. they are having a tremendous amount of problems. obviously physically they have some serious issues and good luck to whoever becomes t

california is a sanctuary state. state and local police will be limited in what they can ask about immigration status. governor jerry brown says it's to protect illegal immigrants living in the shadows of societ society. the acting i.c.e. directors as it's putting politics above public safety and he is bowing to double the number of immigration and customs enforcement agents patrolling the newly declared sanctuary state. >> there is no sanctuary from federal law enforcement. california better hold on tight. they are about to see more deportation orders. if the politicians in california don't want to protect their communities, then i.c.e. will. >> shannon: the trump administration talking tough on california's policy. what about the hundreds of thousands of so-called dreamers? as the president returns from the holiday, he was expected to tackle the dreamers but his press secretary sarah sanders essay the white house has other more immediate priorities. our next guest is a potential pick to run the department of homela

i speak of the new california movement which seeks to create a new state bicep relating california's rural areas from its metropolitan goes. its founder is really just two guys fight over taxation, regulation and mono party politics is the reason for the split. these are all the reasons for pulling out. california was once -- [laughter] stop it. i lived in california and it was once a pretty cool state you had the film industry, orange gross, giant redwood trees, the modesto nuts, the minor league baseball team, they don't talk to me anymore. now it is let itself go. an elegant gentleman has become your fat drunk uncle who can't even develop his own pants. the founders of new california formally declared independence this week. i believe the tape of their presentation. >> san diego, los angeles, san francisco, this part of the line is hundreds of miles of worthless plots of land. this happens to be owned by luther incorporated. greg: wow. i didn't know superman was in deliverance. [laughter] california has gotten too big pressure. imagine siamese twins. one of your twins got really,

under obama down to 6% california african-americans. we have no blacks in california. it's devastating for blacks in california. they are using us as a progressive liberal agenda. here we are, martin luther king, the 50th anniversary. the signs they have in california, they said that aids is a civil rights issue and they use the face of dr. king on billboards in california. they are playing with the minds of african-americans and taking our legacy hostage. the real dreamers are the black dreamers, the young black dreamers who are a part of the mass incarceration. the privatized prisons. >> laura: i'm going to see you in a few days in l.a. and we are going to hang out together and i can't wait to have you won. we will have you one and a couple days because we will be able to do this in person. >> you're my girl, i love you! you are on point and we are going to make it real because you've got real chocolate on your show. represent. >> laura: i need to hang out with you more. you always put me in a good mood. coming up, a false missile alert causes some hollywood actors t

now california attorney general xavier becerra and the head of the california university system, janet napolitano, who helped create daca, are sending a message to dreamers telling them to enroll now and reapply. >> there is guidance on the uc website about what steps you need to take. we have legal services available to assist you. there may be funds to help you with your application fee. >> california has set aside tens of millions of dollars to help the dreamers pay their $495 application fee. some 70,000 dreamers are enrolled in the states junior colleges. another 12,000 in the state university system. let's daca protections are temporary. the fix has to come from congress and the federal government has made clear it will ignore california's new sanctuary state policy. here is the director of immigrations and customs enforcement. >> california better hold on tight. they are about to see more special agents, more deportations. if the politicians in california don't want to protect their communities, then i.c.e. will. >> there is rising fear of the trump administration's hard line of

. >> california is now a sanctuary state. >> california better hold on tight. if the politicians in california don't want to protect their community then ice will. >> senator orrin hatch, the longest serving republican in the senate and a former boxer is throwing in the towel. >> i brought that fighting spirit with me to washington. every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves. >> what is gangsters paradise lost. >> you said gangsters instead of gangsta on that song by coolio so we take '200 away from you so you are now in second place. ♪ run away, run away ♪ you better get away, get away steve: live from new york city, it's mostly cloudy, it is 17 degrees and, according to my device, it feels like 11 degrees. brian: right. how does your device know how you feel? that's the crazy thing. steve: hold on that's another, swipe right. brian: that's a different app. ainsley: everywhere i go people ask me why are you wearing sleeveless when it's winter. brian: we work indoors. ainsley: exactly. i don't want to wear long sleeves every single day. brian: i ha

she's a national committee woman for california. here's to you is phil eisenberg, the man the conduct of the grand jury questioning of former president bill clinton. we will get into the possible questioning of donald trump in the leaks as well. start with you on this. you now know the facts. we have missing taxes covering a period of critical months when b6 was actually -- mueller was appointed to special counsel. what does this say to you? innocent mistake updating problems with the software? what's going on? >> i was in a in a vacuum, you might believe that the software updating of the fbi was flawed and didn't capture some of these things come up in the grand context of what's been going on in that situation, we have revelation after revelation after revelation of when the fbi actually found out about strzok's behavior in this affair between him and lisa page back in july, to me it's shocking that it's an ankle and right away to seize the devices of both of these fbi employees to find out what was on them. you can't take their w

. >> tucker: california does have a problem. i don't know if you've been to california recently. you live there. i'll put this on the screen for viewers. this is what california looks like and a lot of parts. they are all over the state including the town i grew up in. the state does nothing. that's plastic, piles of it, garbage. your state, the one that supposedly cares about pollution, does nothing to clean it up and punishes nobody for doing it. why are you going after waiters for giving out plastic straws when you have this? >> i think that's an unfair comparison. i have gone out on volunteer teams to do some of the cleanup of what you just showed a picture of in santa cruz. there are a lot of concerned citizens that are participating to help clean up the pollution. in this case, we have a very civil solution. there are paper straws, there are reusable glass and metal straws. why are we adding -- you don't want to live next to a landfill or those pictures are putting up there. >> tucker: that's why i don't live in california because the state is becoming a landfill. i'm not f

the largest wildfire in california's history is now out. but in the aftermath of the blaze, the area is facing deadly mudslides and now a legal battle is heating up. that's next in "night court." ♪ ♪ >> shannon: it is time now for night court. it took more than a month but officials say the thomas wildfire, the largest in california's history is contained. the fire broke out in early december just outside of ventura, north of los angeles. it scorched more than 281,000 acres in damaged hundreds of homes. the blaze also contributed to those deadly mudslides that hit the area last week. now multiple losses alleged the fire was caused by negligence by one of the state's largest power companies, southern california edison. it lets convenient night court. fox news legal analyst. zimmerman, a contributor for the national law journal. great to have you both with us tonight. >> great to be on. >> shannon: the more i dug around the more i saw there are numerous lawsuits now of all shapes and sizes against the electric company saying that what the

director, thank you for joining us tonight here in california. we are at ground zero for the illegal immigration battle. your agency, the immigration customs enforcement has said that you are going to be carrying out immigration grades in northern california soon. no big surprise, some of the democrats are not happy about that. dianne feinstein and kamala harris just wrote you a letter and they said diverting resources in an effort to punish california and to score political points is unimportant abuse of power not to mention a terrible misuse of the scarce. how do you respond? >> isa didn't announce any operation, we didn't announce operations in advance of that. what i did say is we are going to increase resources in the state of california in response to the policies. let me explain this isn't a threat to california, this isn't a retaliation for laws. we used to have access, one officer can sit in the jail and processed ten illegal criminal aliens in a shift. since they are released to the street, we have more resources to locate these people

in california they gone way beyond that. california attorney general javier becerra is turning them to prosecution if they violate that law. peter is a lawyer on the u.s. commission on civil rights and has spent a lot of time thinking about the question of immigration. they both join us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on, both of you. mr. allen, do you first, are we overstating it or does it seem like one of those moments where the unit begins to fall apart when you're attorney general says he will prosecute californians for obeying federal law? that seems a big deal to me. >> this is a very big deal. this goes far beyond legislators trying to make california a sanctuary state. now you are looking at the attorney general literally, criminally, criminally trying to obstruct justice. he is instructing california business owners that if you try to comply with federal immigration law, you will be prosecuted under state law. he has crossed the line. at this is now a criminal offense. department of justice needs to come, sessions

. >> tucker: california has a problem. i don't know if you've been to california recently. you live there. you may have noticed this. i put this on the screen. this is what california looks like in a lot of parts. these are homeless encampments they're all over the state. all over the state. the state does nothing. that's plastic, piles of it. garbage and your state, the one that cares about pollution does nothing to clean it up and punishes nobody for doing it. why are you going after waiters for giving out straws when you have this? >> that's unfair comparison. i have gone out and volunteered teams to clean up what you just showed. in santa cruz there's citizens cleaning up. there's glass and metal straws. you don't want to live next to a landfill. >> tucker: the state is becoming a landfill. i'm not for pollution and not for litter. i sense irony in the state of california which is filthy and covered with litter and from homeless people and there illegally punishing waiters giving straws when homeless people put trash everywhere. it is everywhere. >> it is a problem. tho

a lumbar deportation in the state of california. if the politicians in california do not want to protect their communities, then i.c.e. will. >> california has never officially declared itself a sanctuary state. legislation is called the california values acts. critics of course say it amounts to the same thing. put simply, the new law strictly limits the extent to which local law enforcement agencies can cooperate with federal immigration agents. in a newspaper opinion piece, california's democratic senate leader, said quote - drafting local police into this crackdown undermines public safety and is a colossal waste of taxpayer dollars. adding that the law quote - will prevent the trump administration from hijacking our state and local police to enforce federal immigration laws. the acting i.c.e. director wants politicians like deli on -- deleon -- they cannot make these decisions and be held on accountable for people dying. we need to hold these politicians accountable for their actions. >> does the president share your view, sir?

california -- >> tucker: wait a second. wait. california has gotten -- hold on. california is poorer -- one in californians is poor. that wasn't the case when i grew up there. they have the most immigration. why is the opposite happening in california? it's a simple question. >> well, i think there's many factors. i don't think it has to do with immigration. it has to do with the fact that we have to manage budgets right. >> tucker: oh, they have nothing to do with the -- california is now poorer than mississippi. immigration, which is the main thing that separates california and mississippi. you have data on that or you don't want to admit it? >> we don't have data to blame immigrants -- >> tucker: we're giving them credit for success. here's the state with the most immigrants. why is it the poor estate? >> california has a surplus. the economy is doing well. why? because of tim grants. because i would say the immigrants -- california is doing great because of immigrants. many factors into play. at the end of the day -- >> tucker: it's doing so well it's the poo

in california they've gone way beyond that. california attorney general xavier becerra is threatening employers with prosecution if they violate that law. peter is a lawyer on the u.s. commission on civil rights and has spent a lot of time thinking about the question of immigration.is they both join us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on, both of you. mr. allen, to you first, are we overstating it or does it seem like one of those moments where the union begins to fall apart when your attorney general says he will prosecute californians for obeying federal law? that seems a big deal to me. >> this is a very big deal. this goes far beyond legislators trying to make california a sanctuary state. now you are looking at the attorney general literally, criminally, criminally trying to obstruct justice. he is instructing california business owners that if you try to comply with federal immigration law, you will be prosecuted under state law. he has crossed the line. this is now a criminal offense. department of justice needs to come,

the largest wildfire in california's history is now out. but in the aftermath of the blaze, the area is facing deadly mudslides and now a legal battle is heating up. that's next in "night court." ♪ pssst. what? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? a-ha. and an award-winning mobile app. that is more. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, emergency roadside service... more technology. i can even add a new driver... ...right from her phone! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. ♪ >> shannon: it is time now for night court. it took more than a month but officials say the thomas wildfire, the largest in california's history is contained. the fire broke out in early december just outside of ventura, north of los angeles. it scorched more than 281,000 acres in damaged hundreds of homes. the blaze also contributed to those deadly mudslides that hit the area last week. now multiple losses alleged the fire was caused by negligence by one of the state's largest power companies, southern california edison. it le

jesse: i want to get your take on california. there is going to be some raids on illegal aliens in california. the california authorities are saying, don't cooperate with the federal government when they come and ask you where the illegals are. these people have businesses with some of the illegals work for their businesses and they are saying you can hire illegal aliens, but if you tell the feds, we are going to lock you guys up. lou: i can't imagine why people would hire illegal immigrants and then turn themselves in to authorities. i'm not sure they have their priorities exactly right in the attorney general's office in california. but they are not cooperating with federal authorities. and it's a collision. because the justice department declared that it's going to enforce its policies against sanctuary cities, and now an entire state. we haven't seen that. california is always first. they are going to try. jesse: for better or worse, california is always first. up next, my favorite ladies. millions of you are online right now

when you come to california, which is my home state, i've lived here 2 1/2 year, people don't really like president trump here. people like to see him -- steve: we'll get to it later, you have experiences earlier? >> not everyone, he has lower approval rating, particularly in los angeles, where there is a diverse community, all kinds of people that didn't vote for them. they ask that question when they meet a political journalist. will trump be impeached. >> people figure out how to get rid of him and his entire cabinet. is it possible nancy pelosi could be the next president. that's not rooted in reality. people need to stop thinking about those things which will not happen. that's a "house of cards" plot line not what will happen in american politics. if you are interested in getting rid of the president and his policies, vote and engage in the democratic process and civics. steve: yeah, henry you worked in governmentsa an adviser. >> yeah. steve: this isn't coming from nowhere. this is coming from within the close circle around the president. what do you think of that? >> the bigg

california congressman ted lou tweeted this. thankfully there is no actual nuclear button that potus can press. it's a process that requires the secretary of defense to execute the nuclear order. that's why we should all be praying for james mattis to have good health, wisdom and rationality. the president did not mean that he was going to initiate any kind of nuclear war with north korea. he was simply responding by saying that we have the capability to do even more if they were to threaten our safety. obviously we will protect ourselves. how much of his advisors do you think are consulting him? i have a feeling that james mattis, for example, and his secretary of state rex tillerson didn't necessarily consult him before he sent out this tweet considering they had hoped for diplomacy with north korea in 2018. >> i'm confident the president has been briefed on detail of what our main effort is. our diplomatic economic sanction option and now we're shutting down countries doing business with north korea and what our expectations

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so darrell issa, republican of california will not seek re-election. our chad pergram, ace washington producer says that it represents the opportunity for a democratic pickup in the house of representatives. we'll keep an eye on that. so as john roberts just reported michael cohen takes legal action over the trump russia dossier produced by former british intelligence officer christopher steele. cohen is suing both buzz feed and fusion gps for defamation. buzz feed published the document a year ago. that news comes after ranking democratic senator dianne feinstein released co-founder glenn simpson' testimony in front of the judiciary committee. republican congressman jim jordan weighed in on that. >> what i have been able to read thus far is the fact that glenn simpson said christopher steele told him the fbi had another source. how did christopher steele know that? did the fbi tell him? and, if they did, why is the fbi telling christopher steele, the guy who was paid by fusion, who was paid by the clinton campaign, why isn't the fbi telling christophe

the california secretary of state says that won't happen for two reasons. one, potential motors have to show proof of age with either a passport or birth certificate which shows their citizenship status. two, illegal immigrants are given special driver's licenses that say federal limits apply, meaning they cannot fly or vote. the election integrity project california says these types of assurances are all well and good but they'd rather adhere to the old motto of "trust but verify." they are calling on the state to allow citizen journalist oversight. a nonbiased group to check out the dmv process. watch. >> people are feeling comfortable about the situation, they should have no problem opening the doors and allowing us to verify that. they may be overblown for all we know but based on what we have observed in terms of the states reliability and effectively following other laws come out we have read reasons to doubt on this one. >> retired for a special agent from i.c.e. told fox news, people are routinely caught crossing the border of fake voter registratio

the lawsuit before the ninth circuit was brought state of california along with the university of california and others. it extends protection for the children of illegal immigrants who were brought to the u.s. before the age of 16. california is home to the largest group of daca recipients, some 200,000 people. and leading the charge for their protection was california's attorney general xavier becerra who you might consider to be the face of the resistance movement here in california. he reacted to the ruling just moments ago. >> this is a huge step forward. but the fight is not over. i said from the very beginning that daca was fully legal. now i'm more convinced that the courts will find that what donald trump and his administration did was not legal. >> but the injunction by the 9th circuit and only temporary and ultimately congress will have to come up with some kind of a compromise solution. yesterday in that long televised white house meeting the president said he is in favor of a daca deal as long as he gets his funding for the border wall. and today dreamers and legal immigrants fr

at the new california laws? he's angry at governor jerry brown for not on supporting them, but for not supporting much of the work of federal immigration authorities. the acting ice director repeatedly warned california in this interview with neil caputo about what he predicts will be dire results and said ice will respond by putting more boots on the ground. >> california better hold on tight. they're about to see a lot more special agents, a lot more deportation in the state of california. if the politicians in california don't want to protect their community, then ice will. >> now, it's important to point out california has never officially declared itself a sanctuary state. the legislation containing the new laws, in fact, is called the california values act. critics say it amounts to the same thing. put simply, the new law strictly limits local law enforcement agents can cooperate with federal immigration agents. how it will remain in practice has yet to be seen. he said dana the administration should start

jesse: california's party bros are back. jesse: california kicked off 2018 with big changes. legalizing weed, opening its arms to illegal aliens as a sanctuary state. now some independents are pushing for independence and pushing for a new california. so, guys. california is now a sanctuary state. do you think that's a good idea? >> i am glad you asked that. it's good to see you. in terms of like immigration, jt and i like to sort of go to our party regular st. louis method on that. >> there is a simple platform for who gets to come in and who has to leave. you are chilled you can come in. if you are a d. bag you have to leave. >> it's better than who you know. you can miss out on quality dudes. jesse: you guys aren't for chain migration where it's who your cousin or uncle is. you are for merit base. so what you have to offer the party is who gets in. >> you are boxing usn into a point of view we may not share completely. but we appreciate your extrapolation. jesse: i would never want to box you in. your state until it cross mayors of little rocket man. he's threatening armag

in california, lawmakers hope to collect $1 million in 2018. billions more in years to come. but opponents of legalization say it's not worth it. >> what we have seen when that use increases, is things like the traffic fatalities increasing, the use obviously, and abuse come of it also increasing. we also look at things like hospitalizations and homelessness, and a whole other realm of things that are unintended consequences. >> what happens in california is here to be seen. the new law says you must be at least 212 buy. you can smoke in public and road signs along many california highways remind drivers that driving while highest l.e.d. ui. shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. where in the world, now in about 90 seconds. we begin in in a rock. day seen the likes of which has not been experienced in far too long. the northern iraqi city of mosul enjoying fireworks of the strike of midnight last night and it's a big deal because mosul was just recently liberated from isis. it was the first new year's celebration and four years. they also held a christmas mass in the area,

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>> we surprised that is california? and one end, it is great for the state to bring in millions if not billion dollars i would not be surprised to see more than that. the problem is what people do not realize, black-market sales will increase. increase fees on retail shops, more people are going to go to the underground market. more people will try to go towards it, this is going to be the issue of people driving while high. having said all that, i don't think that this is a terrible thing. i think this is the same problem that existed before to exist now, and in a good way come it is regulated more. everything from seed to sale. that's a good thing. >> heather: do you agree that regulation is better in this case? >> i think california is going to make a lot of money over this, i think a lot of people are going to be able to know where their product is coming from. regulation is going to be good. i think what is important, people need to remember that while it is legal in california, it's still illegal in so many states

much of california has been. beautiful place, love the state. but you should have seen the footage we were just showing, doesn't exactly look like what the beach boysing were writing there -- beach boys were writing about. when you think about jeff flake tying it back to the immigration debate, why should donald trump, in any way, debate in his own mind, gee, i'm going do a deal with durbin, flake, and graham after what durbin said about him, trump is a racist. and flake said about him, trump is joseph stalin. now they're going to try to guilt trump into doing a deal with those characters? >> no, he should president -- they don't believe the immigration system is broken. they're only going for a deal, daca is threatened to expire on its own terms. they feel open borders helped flip the southwest from purpose tomorrow red. the ethnic tribunes like the narrative. the democratic party likes it. their idea, it's great, the only people say it's broken are the people worried about putting their children in public schools with english as a second langu

california lawmakers are seeing green and they have big plans for all that money. next up, outraged night over missing text messages involving fbi officials and the mueller investigation and new demands of a be encumbered asap. stick around. we are live from jerusalem. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. lawmakers are coming over several hundred pages of newly released texts between the two key fbi players connected to the hillary clinton email investigation at the mall or special investigation. it's potentially thousands of missing text messages that are getting all the attention tonight. let's go back to washington and chief national correspondent ed henry. >> breaking tonight, sources close to dev a new tell fox he and other republicans are moving to begin the process of publicly releasing that four page memo at the center of allegations that obama officials at the justice department and fbi conducted surveillance of trump officials. these sources say devin nunes and two colleagues, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte, and the fbi's house judiciary chair, going throu

they're in california. they oversee the jails that i have control over who gets access to the citizenship status of hundreds of thousands of people that pass through their facilities. they say they're not anti-immigrant. they're anti-crime. that's how they want to act. they're worried now they're going to get sued by one side or the other based on what they do. >> incredible. shannon bream, thank you. i understand that now you. >> good. >> neil: shannon is tonight at 11:00. you think it's cold right now outside? nothing compared to what's in store for camp david the weekend. the pow-wow that could have ill chill of a lifetime. after this. >> neil: you know, they say if you're going to make a resolution, lower the expectations. don't put a lot of pressure on yourself. big meeting with the president this weekend. a lot of leadership coming up with ideas to get an agenda in line. there's a lot of things they don't want to try to do so they're low-balling it and going to low-ball it from the president of the un

california lawmakers believe that unfairly targets a high tax states. they are now proposing that residents be allowed to pay the first 10,000 of their tax bill and make a charitable contribution to the state for the rest. california gets its money but taxpayers would get to write off the entire amount. new york governor andrew cuomo also believed the new tax laws unfair to his state. instead of looking for a loophole, cuomo is looking to sue the feds, accusing them of double taxation. >> shannon: where in the world, and about 90 seconds. irish police investigating a staffing for possible terrorism. a japanese man was stabbed to death. two injured in separate attacks. an 18-year-old egyptian has been arrested. he had been seeking asylum in ireland. prominent lawmaker becoming one of the first hit by new hate speech laws in germany. she leads germany's anti-immigrant alternative and got in trouble for slamming the cologne police for sending a tweet in arabic. controversial comments and twitter froze her account. french president emmanuel macron is declar

new video coming in from southern california. a car sliding down that road covered in mud and water. we're live on the scene as mudslides continue to threaten that area. look at that. >> sandra: unbelievable images. the suspect the last month's failed bomb attack in new york city now indicted on terror charges. the latest details next. >> bill: also president trump's personal attorney taking buzz feed to court over the anti-trump dossier. so is this the battle that he and the president can win? >> president trump: can't say things that are knowingly false and be able to smile as money pours into your bank account. we are going to take a very, very strong look at that and i think what the american people want to see is fairness. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >> bill: here in new york city terrorism su

california has gotten poorer. one in five californians is poor, that was not the case when i grew up in california. it has the most immigration, so if immigration always makes us more prosperous, why is the opposite happening in california? it's a very simple question. >> i think there is many factors. i don't think it has to do with immigration. i think it has to do with the fact that we need to manage budgets. i think republicans and democrats would agree on that. i think immigrants -- >> tucker: it has nothing to do with that. even if california is now poorer than mississippi, immigration, which is the main thing that separates california for mississippi, has no role in that because why? do you have data or you don't want to admit it, like everyone else? >> i don't think we have dated to blame immigrants for every problem of the world. >> tucker: we are giving them credit for every success, we are seeing this country is rich because of immigrants, here is a stage with the most immigrants, wise of the poorest st

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