meanwhile in the commonwealth od massachusetts, michelle dubois has no regrets on trying to sabotage the law. she posted rumors that i.c.e. was going to conduct raids in brockton, massachusetts. jamie eldridge is a massachusetts state senator and supports representative dubois' and trying to make massachusetts sanctuary state for immigrants. thank you for coming on. you would like to see the state of massachusetts vote to makee the commonwealth a sanctuary city for people here illegally. that seems to be legitimate.mo if you are able to do that, how would you feel if a sheriff in massachusetts told people to ignore the law that you passed. do you think people should be punished for that? >> when we are talking about representative dubois, she was looking out for the best interest of her entire community.

state representative michelle dubois could go to jail for up to 10 years but she somehow think thinks she can put illegal immigrants ahead of american citizens. >> do you see the issue is spreading a rumor? >> no i don't information my community. lou: we will look at cracking down on sanctuary cities with greg abbott and brexit officially underway. british prime minister theresa may formally triggering article xv and now the so-called bad boys are brexit are working on new movement, calexit. that's right nigel farage wants to put the state of california into calexit may be next. good evening everybody. president trump fighting democrats over how to fund the ball on our southern border. some on the left and the right save money for the wall should be left out of the pending bill that must pass by april 20 to avoid a government shutdown. but the president wants action and he wants it now. any companies looking to build the wall have now an extended deadline until april 4 to submit a proposal. so far, more than 700 companies have bid on the project including one company in mexico. that's

dubois do? >> what she did was, she sent out an alert saying she had gotten tipped off that there was going to be a i.c.e. raid on b wednesday in the city of boston. basically said to stay in your house, don't go outside, ifai somebody knocks on your door and you don't know who they are, don't answer the door. she gave out all kinds ofer instructions on what to do to avoid the i.c.e. agents if they were to come into that area. >> bill: did they indeed raid brockton?th was there a raid? >> i'm not aware of a raid at this point. but the underlying issue here is that we have an elected officiar who has gone out of her way not to protect the citizens of her community, but to harbor people who are targeted, and not only putting i.c.e. agents at risk because we need the elemente of surprise, when we go to a place, dealing with some heavy-duty transnational gangs involved in sex trafficking or the other things going on out there, we don't want to come up on some arsenal where they are prepared and seri

the state representative michelle dubois posted and facebook about an ice raid that was imminent and neil cavuto has said this. >> she has no idea who he's warning. they could be gang members, the sex trafficking going on and our officers in the federal, state and local level sometimes need the element of surprise to make sure someone's not building an arsenal or having a heads-up when an officer will get seriously injured or killed. >> bill: that takes it to a whole new level. >> it does. that's my fear. that's why we can't have 83 policies in 83 jurisdictions. the sheriff is undeniably right and we have to focus on illegal. i agree with alex we do better with lowering the temperature and get law enforcement and the white house together to avoid the kind of fights we're now

michelle dubois posted a message reporting a rumored i.c.e. raid. >> do you think it is appropriate? >> everything i have done is appropriate >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens abou. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month. also, dennis miller has a test, are you a snowflake? >> no. no. no! no! >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. things are watching a strike. brand-new poll on a trip president trump tonight. that is a subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. according to cbs news, that is not surprising for a president with no prior political experience, who is now into draining the swamp in washington. this time next year, president trump's job approval ratings will be much more meaningful. next question, what do you think the main reason the republican health care plan did not pass? donald trump didn't compromise enough, 14%. congressio

on the matter of representative dubois, she is supposed to enact the law. she actively encourages people to defy and ignore them. that is not just ironic, it is reckless. we live in a society on the expectation that people are going to follow the rules and those who do not are going to be punished. it's not just something that superman upholds, it's a real concept with meaning. that's what makes it possible to eat and take medicine without being afraid of being poisoned. at some point, civilization starts to fall apart. representatives like representative dubois, on behalf of their perverts causes? what if a republican state attorney general announced he did not like federal gun laws and decided to stop prosecuting legislations? announcing the irs just when investigate or below a certain level? it might get crazier from there -- bill ayres have long been heroes on the left, lionized. what if a republican governor -- in other words, what would happen if republicans started acting like democrats and behaving as if laws do not matter? the country would not las

representative dubois, on behalf of their perverse causes? what if a republican state attorney general announced he did not like federal gun laws and decided to stop prosecuting legislations? what if president trump unilaterally cut taxes by announcing the irs just won't investigate below a certain level? it might get crazier from there -- bill ayres and others have long been heroes on the left, lionized. what if a republican governor -- refused to provide police protection for abortion clinics or granted pardons to those who blew them up? in other words, what would happen if republicans started acting like democrats and behaving as if laws do not matter?ha the country would not last long, that is for sure. up next, the head of a christian group says the department of education is a legally funding a program that teaches islam to kids.he they'll be here next. blue-collar labor being pushed to the side of this country inin favor of pushing paper -- the great mike rowe joins us to discuss his efforts in work that pays. g ♪ energy is amazing.

dubois' harshest critics argue she may have violated federal law. the leader of the regions are just umbrella organization advocating for immigrants because her actions irresponsible. >> shannon: thank you very much. up next, a showdown over president trump's supreme court nominee. first, here's what's from of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 5 in new york. prison sentences for two former aides of new jersey governor chris christie. bill baroni sentenced to two years. bridget kelly gets 18 months. governor christie was never charged in the destination into what prosecutor said was a political revenge plot against a new jersey mayor who refused to support kristy's reelection campaign. fox 11 in torrance, california. one or several oil refinery consider their response to an epa report finding numerous safety violations. inspectors tight broken safety equipment and inadequate risk management plans. refinery managers say they are using a modified form of toxic acid to make it safer but critics question whether that's true. this is

dubois wins it for the rebels. unbelievable. >> how is that for a highlight. that was chamblin park high school's sam dubois with the one-handed buzzer beater. he gave the rebels a 53-50 win and then as you can see, his teammates celebrated accordingly. >> that's a big game i think. they're playing on the timberwolves court right there. good job. >> could have used him. >> when we come back, drake meeting his idol. we'll tell you who it is, and so impressed he got a tattoo in devotion. >> are you going to do that for me? >> no. >> "the skinny" is next. s a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. they have to be great on the inside and outside. my hygienist said to think of my teeth like an apple. to strengthen both, she said to go pro. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it strengthens... ...teeth inside, and is better at strengthening the... ...outside than

meanwhile in the common commonf massachusetts, michelle dubois has no regrets on trying to sabotage. she posted rumors that i.c.e. was going to conduct raids in brockton, massachusetts. jimmy alger's is a massachusetts state senator and supports representative dubois' reference and trying to make mas sanctuary state for immigrants. thank you for coming on. you would like to see the state of massachusetts vote to make the commonwealth a sanctuary city for people here illegally. that seems to be legitimate. if you are able to do that, how would you feel if a tariff in massachusetts incurred people to ignore the law that you passed. do you think people should be punished for that? >> when we are talking about representative dubois cup she was looking out for the best interest of her entire community. we know the ice rates have been incredibly destabilized communities. it caused immigrants, legal or undocumented to have less trust in calling the police about a crime. she was really looking out for the best interest of all of her constituents including the immigrants. to limit police inte

. >> local and federal law enforcement were quick to denounce dubois. they wrote this. >> dubois' critics say she may have interfered with law enforcement. others have also called her facebook posts short-sighted and counter productive. neil? >> neil: all right, molly. thank you very much. we'll be speaking to that sheriff that cannot believe what he's hearing and seeing, someone in government essentially urging illegals to hide from government. he's coming up. in the meantime, markets are still trying to get a sense of where this trump administration goes from here. again, the last ten days we were down has folks wondering. here's connell mcshane. >> dow down 40 points. for the republicans, the agenda is set. today is march 29. we have a recess around the corner. not a lot of open dates. fast forward, april 29. that's the president's 100th day in office. it's the day before that, april 28, that needs to be circled. if there's no budget deal in place, we'll be facing the possibility of a partial government shut down like we did in 2013. so that by neces

involvement with local -- >> neil: what do you make of -- what do you make of your colleague, michelle dubois, she posted warnings on facebook about possible immigration raids in the city. do you think she is breaking the law? >> yeah, i -- i think what her actions speak to is the fear and uncertainty created by -- >> neil: i understand that. do you think she's breaking the law? >> we need to -- first of all, if we can just make sure we're relying on facts and information. >> neil: that's what she said. she said, sir -- she said she would warn illegals in her community that there was an ice raid or some ice event happening. did she go too far saying that? >> certainly if we're -- in summerville, if we're working with ice and federal agents and agencies to remove known dangerous people and people that that i have criminal warrants, we're not going to public size that and we don't do that and we have a good reputation of working with those agencies. >> neil: so the other question that comes in protecting illegals. whatever their reasons. there might be good and fine folks. you risk losing feder

she called for the leaders of sanctuary cities to be arrested, but also believes dubois should step down. >> this is the most outrageous, outrageous thing that i think or example of what is going on across the united states that is under mining my job and every other law enforcement officer in the united states to keep our communities safe. >> reporter: spokesman released a statement denying the agency conducts raids, saying any person who invites panic or fear of law enforcement is doing a disservice to the communitied, endangering public safety and the very people they claim to support and represent. while some activists have stood behind dubois, there are others who say their facebook post was essentially irresponsible. sandra? >> sandra: molly, thank you. we are minutes away from a scheduled news conference by top senators on the intelligence committee. brand new details on the russia investigation and we'll bring that to you live. and iraq's prime minister says isis will be defeated militarily in a matter of weeks. senator john mccain with a slightly different take. >> i would point

dubois or dr. king or others merely saw an opportunity that did not reside quite the same elsewhere. opportunity for black people in africa were really quite different on to the colonial oppression. that africans experienced. just like it was quite difference for those who grew up in the caribbean. oppression was for all of us. styles of oppression gave us the opportunity to see the world and dimensions we didn't quite see growing up in any one place. i think that being born in america and growing up exclusively within the american boundaries of race and race oppression, is a very different experience for those of white house grew up under the boun kris of race and race experience. and in the caribbean. or from those who grew up in africa. if i can change america and change american foreign policy, and help get people into office who bring a moral mission as well as spiritual insight into what they should be doing politically, we sit in the place where the opportunity for change resides in its most

dubois. it considers what lincoln's reputation as the great emancipator indicates about how americans have dealt with race over the many years since the end of the civil war. his argument is simple. do not view lincoln is the great emancipator would signify that we as americans are slipping in as ability to see each other fellow americans. lincoln could be the glue that holds us together on race as well as other issues. the key to understanding lincoln is appreciating what lincoln did to reclaim the ideals of the american founding, especially the truth that all men are created he will. confusion about what the founders met by that statement is bound to confuse us as well. the professor, unless we can understand why lincoln remains the great emancipator, we will not only lose him, but show how we are losing each other. is titled his remarks hating lincoln, or why so many americans think the great emancipator is no longer great or an emancipator. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] >> t

lincoln quickly put them off with a story of his friend jesse dubois to a state audit or hoop control the use of the illinois statehouse in springfield. an itinerant quack preacher requested venue for a religious veteran. what is about said jesse, the second coming of christ. nonsense word jesse. above all else however lincoln stories served as a colorful means of instruction. he told john c. depew they say i tell a great many stories. i reckon i do but i have found in the course of a long experience that common people take them as they run are more easily influenced and informed through the medium of rot frustration than in any other way. .. >> >> so they telegraphed washington to capture the men and was marching on the confederates. the cabinet asked the president his opinion that remind me he replied the old woman who was ill. and returning the next morning and then confirmed that it had. 142 schering-plough i madam i am serious i know you are joking how many quick. >> 142 i must know it could not have it is necessary for me. 142. that story that the post capturer there was 140 of

days with his mother and sister, and you know, became,those characters blossomed and became blanche to dubois. sally: you can find little pieces in other works. innda is in streetcar, blanche. how about the direction of this? joe: i think what i admire so reallyout this, it is a bold and modern take on the play. it is very unorthodox and probably unlike any production of the play you will see. i admire that sam took tennessee williams charge very seriously, we must get beyond naturalism, we must get beyond the refrigerator and sofa and you can get closer to the truth through abstraction. to watch sam struggle with, what ass that mean in 2017 opposed to 1945, we took that charge as a group very seriously. made choices that were were not cavalier, they were not meant to disrespect -- charlie: how do you mean we took it as a group? joe: we took his idea of how we were going to tell it and we thought, what does this mean with this particular group of people? sally: and it wasn't always easy. it was hard to understand how wasperform what his concept in a lot of ways. i think i was probably the one

dubois felt. name, -- spelt his last -o-i-s.u-b also, the bowling green massacre never happened. can we agree on that? and just general housekeeping, muhammad ali's son is actually an american-born muslim, so there is no need to detain him in the airport. [applause] know youchmond: now, i listen to tim, you, talk about yourself, it is ok. but for me, there is a lot of other people to talk about tonight. but out of obligation, i will tell one of my stories where i actually slipped and put my foot in my mouth. you know you all know my , relationship to james clyburn our assistant leader in the , house. like a big brother, father and a jokester all wrapped into one. when i was in the state legislature, there was a guy named abel honey, and he was 65 and i was 27. we were best friends. he taught me about jazz and the blues, and i talked about little wayne and rap. but we went everywhere together. one date we were out we ended up late at night, about 6:00 that we were still drinking. and so on the way home, the phone rings and it's my assistant saying do you remember you have to speak

michelle dubois posted a message reporting a rumored i.c.e. raidub that could happen today or tomorrow. >> do you think it is appropriate? >> everything i have done is appropriate. >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens about i.c.e. raids. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also ahead, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month. also, dennis

meantime, you also have the bristol county representative slamming michelle dubois. the judge is here to weigh-in. i thought i married an italian. did the ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. >> neil: all right. we had the sheriff on yesterday making a big to-do in new england where you have a representative that wanted to give a heads-up to any illegals that would be in her area if there was an ice raid. the sheriff said you made any job more complicated. we have judge andrew napolitano joining us. his point was, what the heck? what is the law of the land? what you think of this? >> the law of the land is that the federal government cannot compel local law enforcement to work for the federal government. local law enforcement has taken the same oath as federal law enforcement has, which is to enforce the laws of the land. so does local law enforcements have to go out and arrest undocumented aliens? no. can it hide them? can it se

michelle dubois posted a message reporting a rumored i.c.e. raid. >> do you think it is appropriate? >> everything i have done is appropriate >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens abou. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month

state representative michelle dubois, a democrat as you mention from boston, published this yesterday claiming she got word from a friend in the latin community that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement would be in the city today. she advised that if you are undocumented, don't go out on the streets. if there's a knock on the door of your house and you do not know who it is, don't open the door. i ask you to be careful. she has pushed back against any notion that she has gone too fa far. >> the issue is spreading a rumor. >> i do not, is information in my community. >> do you see how this could be fearmongering if you did not have it confirmed? >> no. >> why not? >> i just don't. >> local and federal law enforcement were quick to denounce her actions including the sheriff of bristol county known for its hard-line stance on illegal immigration. the sheriff just testified before congress on capitol hill calling for the leaders of so-called sanctuary cities to be arrested, believes that she betrayed her constituents. >> to have chosen consciously to violate her oath and put more inte

. >> host: there are also if you dig into dubois or always -- a lot of. the actually did have a lot of work related to food and i know that the voice of this whole extensive study on the black caters of philadelphia and you touch on that, too, the caterers of washington, dc and how that was a pathway of newman for black people, or wealth and status and class that still trickles in to today. you said the -- no one had done the piece about african-american accomplishments. is it one piece? there's so much connection to america food waste unlike any other. i think we have -- so, even this book, you have this book is -- doesn't look that thick but it is packed full with stories and people and -- 44 administrations. all the different people who are involved but so many -- this could be door there could be another -- i don't know -- 50 books. >> guest: 50? >> a million books written from the stories in here. >> guest: the thing about the african-american presidential history in terms of the cooks is -- a lot is fragments because in the 18th and 19th 19th centur

dubois once wrote that all art is propaganda, right? it is also important to remember that the point of his statement is the way in which we interact culture -- art and culture, and i would add sports to that -- is all propaganda. we are always considering whose side we are on. if the athletes, especially lack play, they are indoor a system that says they are no more than a black body. when they use their voice and say i am going to use this stage and i willa cause speak out on behalf of my people, i think that is part of our sacred duty. i think that is what we are seeing happen more and more, and my hope is that people won't crumble, and bow down to a regime that says we don't have the right to use our voices. the one thing i want to add, and in 1936 we did not know there was going to be a holocaust, right? i hope we learned a lesson. considering -- or as the international olympic consideration is concerned where to put the 2020 olympics, i hope they will see parallels. banned countries now, right? so, to say that the olympics should

dubois. and even earlier than that, there were others challenging what we call the dunning school. as edna said, the problem today is there is a vast gap, maybe bigger than any other period of american history about what scholars think about reconstruction. the old view is no longer live in universities, in textbooks, in scholarship in this era, but there is a gap between that and kind of a sentiment -- hillary clinton, i do not expect politicians to be experts on every aspect of historical interpretation, but she was just channeling what was, is still a sentiment that is out there. although my feeling is, lecturing a lot about reconstruction, the problem is not the survival of the dunning school, as we call it, but ignorance altogether. people do not know anything about reconstruction. it is overshadowed by the civil war. and also, as david blight pointed out in his great book some years ago, i think quoting howells, americans like a tragedy with a happy ending. reconstruction was a tragedy, although as edna said, not that it was attempted, but that it did not succeed. it does not

dubois. how did that play out? senator braun: she had this expression that you do the best job where you planted. whether you are a street sweeper or the president of the united states, you do the best job you can, and you be proud of your work. a -- "this isuch the job, this is the task." she did not see the world outside our family is very relevant. he did see the world, and he was very concerned about the world. he did what he could in his way to make a difference. , i think,ial activism was born of that. first, a woman by the name of anna langford -- the first female, black, alter woman in chicago. meet a black, woman alderman. there was another woman judge. he took me to meet her. mind, and soroad we would -- we were raised catholic. that was a kind of family compromise, but we did explore other religions with him. fromuld take us two things buddhist temples to jewish centers.s, muslims sunday, go to mass on and then on the saturday before or later on that sunday, we would go to some other service once a month

massachusetts state lawmaker, democrat, michelle dubois post ad warning to illegal immigrants on facebook. here is the quote. quote please be careful on wednesday the 29th. i.c.e. will be in brockton on that day. if you are undocumented, don't go out on the street. if there is a knock on the door, you don't know who it is, don't open the door." my next guest is the a sheriff of where that lady came from just over the line. this is sheriff of bristol county. his name is sheriff thomas thomas hodgin. >> thank you, stuart, for having me. stuart: you want to go out and arrest mayors of sang wary cities. can you do that? >> i don't have the jurisdiction to do it. certainly federal authorities do. look, mayors and elected officials who are saying they're going to defy the federal law and harbor, conceal people who are in our country illegally, they need to be held to the same standards of accountability for violating the law that everyone much their constituents would be held to if they did the same thing. stuart: the idea you should warn illegals, hey, i.c.e. is coming, get out of the way, tha

this after a democratic representative in massachusetts michelle dubois came under fire warned about ice raids. a post she later altered and updated with a request for donations. right now it stands at zero. the sheriff thompson calls her actions irresponsible and he joins us from our nation's capitol. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what's she doing? >> i think that's what most people in massachusetts and across the country are asking. it's hard to imagine. it's unconscionable an elected official would be sending out annual alert that would put ice officers at risk and our local officers after the risk dealing with transnational gangs and criminal illegal aliens. we need that element of surprise. never mind maybe allow these people avoid being apprehended and going off into some other community and committing some crime against innocent people later on. steve: sure. i think what's getting lost in this and first up put up her post we talked about yesterday. she wrote on facebook i got the following information from my friend in the latin community. i have a messag