ambassador to mexico about arizona and mexico trade and border policy. about how at an event it could help both countries economies. later, mexico's ambassador to the u.s. talks about the influx of migrants coming into the u.s. from central american company -- countries. >> good morning everyone. i am at the mexico institute. i am cochair of the advisory board for the institute and it is my great pleasure to be here. from right after his election in he4, 1 of the first things did was invest in the partnership with mexico. he recognized how important arizona is to mexico. one of his first trips, i got to receive him when i was ambassador. our very first trip. thank you for the hospitality. >> going back to mexico city was our first international trip upon reelection. >> i am having a tough time figuring out what people complain about the heat in arizona. >> it gets a little hot. just a further south. a state you partner with a lot. it gets hotter sometimes. >> anyway, it is great to have the governor here with us today. also at theother inauguration of th

and mexico within 90 days. for more on that mexican journalist from our spanish department is in the studio with me is will thanks for joining us so for now after a tough negotiations between the united states and mexico it appears that this dispute is resolved at least again for now where does that leave mexico well i think it's a very good deal for mexico because it was very origin 2 or resold these issues though it could affect both of their comics mexican and u.s. american economy and it was also very positive that it's one of our show that he's a man that do not things with the stomach so at the beginning when he was compared to become president many people argue that he wouldn't be able to to get this kind of conversations with all there are over months and now we're saying that well he's going to try to protect the mexican economy that he's not chavez is not another little he somebody that can handle but wolf there is a lot of there are a lot of issues still to resolve because this is just a solution for

and mexico reached a deal. trump tariffs on mexico on hold for now. >>> the u.s. president escalates his feud with house speaker nancy pelosi, calling her a disgrace to herself and her family. we'll get in to that. >>> also this hour -- >> the people of fairborn could be britain's first climate change refugees. >> a stark warning for one smallville think on tsmall v smallvil smallvillea smallvil smallvilleage on the welsh coast. >>> and why oceans matter to our existence. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. 4:00:00 on the u.s. east coast.. >> mr. trump announced in a tweet that negotiator tos reached a deal to avoid duty on all products imported from mexico. he said the tariffs set to go into effect monday had been indefinitely suspended. >> so on the deal, here are the highlights. mexico says that it will take unprecedented steps to curb illegal migration. it will deploy its national guard focusing in on the border with guatemala, and it will also take action to dismant

and mexico within 90 days. mexican journalist from our spanish department joins me now in the studio is right and a last minute deal how pleased they are both science with this agreement well i think for makes it very important stuff this these 3 they can cut on me so for now i think for mexico is. a very good deal also for. interpreting arson enterprises in the u.s. because well makes you cry the u.s. are very very close partners with what i think both of the comics of the people there so i think right now people are happy also because the mexican president shows that he can handle he's not like some people said at the beginning of his period that he could be like some kind of model he's open to protect the economy he's open to negotiate and he's not thinking with the stomach like some other presidents around the urea what is the reaction in mexico been that he's open to negotiate but has he possibly made too many concessions there well i think some of the some part of the society is not happy because well the

economy so that these threats are less harmful for mexico in the future and under that deal the mexico has agreed to deploy an extra $6000.00 troops to its border with quite a model of what effect would that have on the migration issue and the flow of migrants one has to consider that the economy so mexico in the south and guatemala are quite well integrated to a degree that got to modern workers come over to mexico to work there so this is 1st of all going to make life very difficult for those people who depend on them transport or livelihood and i don't think that it's going to stop the flow of migrants in the long term because the problems that cause migration in the northern triangle of central america are not yet addressed that's mexico's plan but we will see if it gets implemented yeah well. to pick up on that you know what are the problems that are driving people to migrate through through mexico into the us the problems are connected to political instability to very corrupt governments in the us in guatemala. to instability in to widespread criminality and violence that threate

under the deal, mexico also agreed to expand what is known as remain in mexico policy, which allows the u.s. to send back central american asylum-seeking migrants to mexico while their cases make their way through u.s. immigration courts. however, on saturday, "the new york times" reported that the plan to send troops to the border had already been agreed to last march. trump lashed out at "the new york times" report sunday, tweeting -- "we have been trying to get some of these border actions for a long time, as have other administrations, but were not able to get them, or get them in full, until our signed agreement with mexico." he added in another tweet, "they are truly the enemy of the people!" referring to both "the new york times" and cnn. trump also said mexico agreed to start buying large quantities of agricultural goods from the u.s., though it's unclear if this in related to the immigration deal. at a rally in tijuana saturday, mexican president obrador celebrated the passing of the deal and said mexico would carry out the immigration plan while respecting the rights of migran

unless mexico secures side of our border. in stops illegal immigrants in mexico no matter their national origin and stop altogether the influx of illegals and america. so how has mexico and its government responded their foreign minister is on his way to washington d.c. obviously seeking talks on the issue. the reaction of corporate america was swift. the business media, wall street, the radical dems all howling in protest of tariffs. the chamber of commerce going so far as to try and trump. our number one goal is to make sure the tariffs don't go into effect. we're trying to persuade the white house not to pursue this. at the same time, we're exploring what legal actions we have. and there are legislative actions on capitol hill. >> the chamber of horrors, it's called with the audacity, audacity to take it's part in working against the national interest of the truly elected president of the u.s. chamber of commerce, institution of incredible arrogance and ignorance. the republican establishment spent the president would do e

genÉticamente de los que hay en mÉxico. ocupa el lugar nÚmero una en todo mÉxico. y entonces tienen un valor muy alto genÉticamente. >> fue casi exterminado por los humanos debido a creencias y mitos donde se pensaban que al principales causantes de muerte de ganado. suelen emigrar a los estados de arizona y texas. >> tenemos que cuidar mucho la alimentaciÓn, que tengan agua y que tengan refugio. los programas de medicina preventiva. todo tiene que estar en conjunto para que puedan estar en las mejores condiciones. >> la nueva camada que naciÓ en abril es Única en mÉxico . pues nunca se habÍa dado algo similar. de acuerdo a los especialistas el crecimiento de la poblaciÓn es de un 11% anual. desde el inicio para la recuperaciÓn del lobo mexicano. ahora los cachorros estarÁn durante dos aÑos al resguardo del zoolÓgico mientras se decide si son devueltos a la vida silvestre o trasladados hacia otro programa reproduce ivo.el programa iniciÓ con cinco ejemplares y su meta era llegar a los 300. ahora la han superad

segÚn registros del banco de mÉxico. y esta es la cantidad mÁs alta vista en un cuarto mes del aÑo. >> mÁs presiÓn hay sobre los migrantes de mandar dinero. >> expertos creen que no hay freno a este incremento de remesas debido a las recientes acciones por la administraciÓn de trump. >> recorta la ayuda a centroamÉrica. insiste en poner mÁs dificultades econÓmicas. se abre una guerra comercial entre mÉxico y estados unidos. eso empobrece a los paÍses y le pega mÁs a mÉxico y a centroamÉrica. y cuando haces eso hay mÁs presiÓn migratoria. >> el seÑor federico dice trabajar mÁs horas al dÍa para poder mandar dinero a su familia. y ahorrar para su vejez. >> por lo menos ya tenemos algÚn ahorro en mÉxico. >> el profesor nos explica que al verse devaluado el peso mexicano lo que harÍa es que incrementarÍan los precios de los productos bÁsicos en mÉxico. por lo cual tendrÍan que depender mÁs de sus familiares viviendo acÁ en estados unidos. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte. y mucha atenciÓn porque lo

-mexico negotiations. of course, this after white house trade adviser peter navarro defended the trump administration's tariff action against mexico. take a listen. >> i'm very bullish right now because what president trump has done is to change the game. right now, we are taking a strong measure which will change the mexican calculus in a way aich will actually get solution on our southern border. that's where we need to go to and that is good for the market. that weuite surprising are getting the latest report that there was no agreement, despite the fact that just this week -- yesterday, in fact -- we heard from mexico's foreign minister being pretty optimistic about the chances of getting a deal before the tariffs are limited. an 80% chance, i believe, and a think we will hear from him in half an hour or so. >> that's right. they came into this meeting with washington with a lot of high hopes and a lot of congressional republicans were putting a lot of hopes on this meeting, creating some sort of break

mca and that's a plan that keeps people in mexico because it raises wages in mexico. it's not a plan actually that increases corporate profits, so trump has a good plan. we don't want to mess that up because that's going to do more. the actual policing in mexico which is crooked is never going to actually do a whole lot to keep people out more than they are already doing. >> from a market standpoint, david i'm confused and baffled by this whole thing. you lift the steel and aluminum tariffs in preparation for the passage of u.s. mca. the markets like that and they say the president is really going to focus on china and take that on and be really solid about it and fix some of the other problems we're having with our trade issues and then you go and threaten to potentially put this tariff on, which would impact a lot of the same goods. that's why the autos were down today because of steel and aluminum, so the market was down substantially today it was the worst may that we've had since 2010, it was a bad month. you saw the nasdac down 8% the dow is down 6.5% and invest

nielsen testified about a remain-in-mexico program, but when we sat down last week mexico had only agreed to three ports of entry being used for us to return people to mexico. only 300 people a day were going back to remain in mexico. once we fully implement the agreement that president trump secured, we'll have several thousand people that we'll be able to return to mexico where they will remain while their asylum application is being processed. >> bret: the president hinted that there is something else pending. is there something else to be announced? >> there is, bret. the president's focus here is on outcomes. we don't want to reach an agreement and then simply implement that and focus on process. the president's obobjective is to reduce the number of people coming into our country illegally but if all of this doesn't work the president has made it clear. within 90 days, we have a backstop. >> bret: >> bret: mexico did not agree, is that in the offing? is it a possibility? or are you disappointed that that didn't happen? >> we're not disappointed in this agreement. we've also reached

it is nice that mexico helped out. is this deal a donald trump win because to his base, to which he is often directing his comments to, he has extracted something, he has potentially held mexico to ransom over tariffs and he has got something out of it. he will absolutely claim it as a win and it depends what your standard is. if that is all one requires then they will be satisfied with this. i doubt we will get much substantive of change and worth keeping in mind this will do damage to trade relations between the countries. the new deal was supposed to bring certainty to the relationship, to investors and this undermines it. note that the president did not say this done once and for all, he said he was indefinitely suspending the tariffs. the deal you are referring to is the replacement to nafta. ebrard. what about the relationship between the two countries? the us had threatened mexico with nafta killing. mexico had complied and struck initially i bilateral deal with the us and canada. it was at the very moment that

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that mexico will respond. and the president's fully prepared not just to impose the 5 percent tariff but to increase those tariffs in the months ahead. so the pressure is very much on mexico how important is it the president trying to get concessions from the government on this. well there is no single issue that president trump is more identified with more closely identified with then immigration and stopping the flow of migrants into the united states now that flow has increased to huge numbers over 100000 in the past month long period and president trump is adamant about doing something about it because it's a prime political issue for him he ran on it his base identifies with it as i mentioned promised to build the wall and make mexico pay for it that's not happening so he's been fighting with congress over billions of dollars to build the wall that led to a shutdown of the government the president is so committed to this issue i think that without the mexican government making the concessions that he want

what actions are being taken by mexico to keep those illegal immigrants out of mexico? >> yeah, steve, i think the challenge is on both borders. i think mexico is committed a significant amount of resources to that southern border and breaking up some of the caravans there, apprehensions are way up. deportations are way up. and then as they move through the country, then you have the challenge of the northern border. that's why i think these discussions in the white house today are so critical. looking at ways that you can coordinate and that you can work more closely with mexico, not the only in terms of the enforcement, but perhaps some measures to try to address the situation in central america that is the cause of this large exodus of people out of that area. david: again, we may be getting comments from those discussions at the white house in moments. we will cover that very closely. ambassador, great to see you. thank you for coming in. >> thank you david. david: president trump ran on america first. now elizabeth warren has her own populist theme. it is called ec

ambassador to mexico talks about arizona- mexico trade importer policy. he is interviewed by arizona governor doug ducey. this part of a recent conference was hosted by the wilson center and is about 20 minutes. >> it is my great pleasure to be .ere with governor ducey today from right after his election in 2014 one of the first things he did was invest in the partnership with mexico. he recognized from before being governor how important mexico is to arizona, and arizona to mexico. got tohis first trips i receive him when i was ambassador -- >> our very first international trip. >> thank you for the hospitality. it was great to have that be the first international trip upon election, and going back to mexico city was our first international trip upon reelection. >> that's great. 2018,d 2014, reelected 23rd governor of arizona. i'm having a tough time figuring out why people complain about the heat. [laughter] hot further little south, in this state you partner with a lot it gets even hotter. anyway, it's great to have the governor here with us today. we

and mexico border. if so, president trump has against made history, and proved that nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. and mitch mcconnell, wrong, wrong on tariffs, wrong to work again the american people and wrong to have alived themselves with -- aligned themselves with the mexican drug cartels instead of with the president and u.s. national interest. >> this something that u.s. has been trying to get for over 20 years with mexico, as soon as i put tariffs on the take tell took two days, if we -- it took two days, we have all we want, we'll be a great partner with mexico now, now they respect us. lou: first guest to talk about how the deal with mexico, will help curb the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs and gangs, joining us, mark morgan, acting dec o director of u.s. mihm u in and custom enforcement. mark. the mexican different is to ploiing troop--deploying troopsn border with guatemala, already making arrests on the train that has already moved thousands of illegals from the south of mexico to northern

entering into mexico. so that is going to drive the numbers down, whether it's going to be a game changer remains to be seen but it is going to make a big difference up here on our border with mexico. >> but brandon, mexico's also saying look, we're a generous country and people who come in they have human rights and we have all sorts of visas that they may be able to get. so the biggest thing we're going to do is we're going to ask them to register. i was listening to the mexican foreign minister and it seemed to me he was saying that's the big change here, we're going to ask them to register so we know who and how many people are entering the country, not necessarily that there are going to be far fewer migrants going through mexico. >> i don't think they're going to allow them to register and come into mexico for the sole purpose of coming up to the u.s. border to cross the border illegally. and that's where it's going to make a difference. again, yes, mexico has laws, immigration laws, and people can e

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news coming to you live from berlin mexico signals tighter migration controls as u.s. tariffs loom record numbers of central american migrants are heading through mexico to the u.s. border but their numbers could windell as washington ramps up the pressure on its southern neighbor also coming up full board space walkers nasa says the 1st commercial visit to the international space station could take place next year but one of the rocket tourists will have to put that almost astronomical bill for the trip. and a mystery did this german politician was found dead with a bullet in his head police say it was not suicide so who might have been behind his killing. fellow i'm terry martin thanks for joining us the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports that's despite signs of progress at ongoing talks between the 2 countries president trump is trying to ramp up pressure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants through the southern u.s. border by president mike pence says that although he's encouraged by his sout

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global markets breathe a sigh of relief after mexico avoids costly u.s. tariffs but washington says it's keeping them in its back pocket just in case. and ready player one we take you to you 3 the electronic entertainment expo in los angeles where some of the world's biggest gaming companies aren't feeling the latest. also on the show who do iceland's sheep dream ownership some say outsourcing has caused the need in iceland brown to unravel. this is the w. business i'm joined in in berlin welcome to the show and over to the u.s. mexico trade war has markets cheering terrorist that should have come into force monday were avoided that's after mexico agreed to do more to stem migration from central america to the u.s. but the details of the deal are limited and the white house has warned the tariffs might not be off the table forever. if things had gone differently the goods in these trucks would have been subject to a 5 percent tariff as soon as they crossed into the united states on monday past fate would have it the deal was struck just in time leaving me

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they are coming from mexico. we should go to another country and help them with their law enforcement efforts? i don't understand how they can turn everything from the constitution down upside down. >> this is why the president supports not just building a wall. but change the silly and outdated asylum laws. if nancy pelosi had her way ther --there would be no bare wd no wall. and this way love about the president. he picks issues that not necessarily will help him politically, but are good for the country. -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ ♪ >> finally tonight, thursday marked the 75th anniversary of d-day, the largest invasion of both air and sea in history, an effort led by the allied forces which changed the course of world war ii and history as well. by liberating europe from the evil grip of the nazis, leading to the defeat of

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and mexico u.s. president donald trump heralded the last minute deal on twitter saying tariffs would be indefinitely suspended and that mexico had agreed to take strong measures to stop central american migrants heading through mexico to the u.s. mexico's foreign minister said the deal was a fair play. people crossing into the u.s. to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to mexico while their applications for asylum are processed in turn mexico will allow these individuals to enter for humanitarian reasons in compliance with its international obligations. speaking on the sidelines of the g 20 finance meeting in japan the us treasury secretary stephen minucci said trump's goal of fixing immigration problems on the mexico border have been achieved he had to trump could still impose tariffs if mexico failed to follow up on its pledges well tariffs have been averted the human toll from migrants many fleeing violence in guatemala honduras and el salvador has gone up the final conditions are set to be hamm

and mexico. in this portion of the event, senator john cornyn of texas spoke about border security, cross-border trade, and the u.s. mexico trade agreement. this is 30 minutes. >> me know when it is time to go. >> good morning. so, welcome to the wilson center. we are going to get started today. i am chris wilson, the deputy director of the new mexico institute here and i lead our work on the u.s.-mexico border along with other things. we are pleased to be partnering with the border trade alliance again on our sixth annual building competitive u.s. mexico border,. the u.s. mexico border especially when viewed for washington or on the national news media is understood principally as a risk. entranceal enters -- .4 iteris the task, a risk for jump trafficking, a risk of unauthorized immigration, and it is in a sense all of those things. it does represent some risk. the u.s. mexico border is absolutely an integral part of our homeland defense system as well as good policing and plenty of other piece

/mexico talks under way. today's 5:00 p.m. deadline to file the official paperwork came and went with no word one way or another on just what is happening. >> now, if i made any statement about anybody, it would be like a big -- why would he do that when he's overseeing -- >> sorry, just a little glitch right there. we got no word on what is happening in these talks at this moment. we are watching the talks very closely. they are now in hour 12. the minute someone emerges from those talks, we will bring you an update. in the meantime, keeping them honest tonight. >>> in case you were wondering about the president's self-awareness, we are about to show you a new clip that was released today from fox tv. it took place, as you know, at the military ceremony in normandy, moments before the president properly and eloquently paid tribute to the allied soldiers who stormed the beaches on d-day, many of whom died and are buried behind him, their graves literally the backdrop to every word you're about to hear. and we will get to the a

it is interesting because mexico this was a threat of tariffs of mexico. the tariffs have been in effect since last month in china. but the chinese tariffs certainly going to be top of mind at the g 20 summit at the end to have month. eric: maybe the folks in beijing are keeping an eye on mexico city. david, thank you. arthel? arthel: as david just mentioned with a deal reached with mexico, the focus now shifts to stalled trade talks with china. joining me now is john bussey the associate editor for the "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. john, let's stick with mexico first, if we could. okay? >> yes. arthel: is the mexico deal a win for president trump? >> well, it certainly takes the temper out of the discussions he's been having with mexico. and it looks like he's getting something out of it. the fact that the people who are crossing the border in the united states are going to be repatriated to at least mexico, if not their home country, at least temporarily, i mean the details of this we're going to have to see how they play out. arthel:

they mean to block the president's tariffs against mexico unless mexico fights the cartels and their criminal enterprises that depend on maintaining an open border and rampant illegal immigration and drug trade. the cartels and the lopez obrador government of mexico are as brazen as they are corrupt. mexico's foreign minister meeting today not with the state department or the secretary of state, but instead meeting with democratic house speaker nancy pelosi in washington, a breach of protocol but truly an insult the mexican government is likely to regret. president trump now faces a revolt in his own party led by the politically powerful chamber of horrors who fear greatly that the president's tariffs will succeed in stopping illegal immigration and result in secure, not open borders. president trump didn't mention mexico's slap to face of our secretary of state. >> i want to see security at our border. i'm going to see great trade. i'm going to see a lot of things happening, and that is happening. and as you know, mexico called, they want to meet. they're going to meet on wednesday.

is ready to join such a plan what options does mexico and its efforts to. address the flow itself getting away from the causes now but to avoid the sanctions or the tariffs that are that the u.s. is threatening and it looks like when the. well very few options if we just look at the economies of mexico and the us the huge power imbalance the huge powers symmetry between these 2 countries it's obvious that mexico has very few options also because it's very powerless on the economic side because we have the mexican economy is very dependent on exports to the united states but the only option that mexico has is to try to separate these issues and 2 they have mentally reject the connection of migration to economic policies migration is a social issue and that's what the current government government is trying to to portrayed as a social and economic issue but not an issue that should be addressed with terrorists and we see thank you very much for talking with us today luis you pedro's a research pro at the institute for latin american studies in hamburg thank y

me's worried, is it, about mexico. maybe he should worry about the 70,000 americans dying of drug overdoses, most of those from the drugs that are being brought across the border by the cartels with whom the koch brothers have aligned themselves, as has nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and, oh yes, majority leader mitch mcconnell and the republican leadership in the senate. house peeker pelosi today suggested that president trump is treating mexico like an enemy. listen to her. >> i think that this is dangerous territory. this is not the way to treat a friend. lou: well let's see how we should treat a friend. as you look there, the little green areas, those are the areas of mexico where the mexican government says it's in control. the red and the yellow spots, it's in dispute. the yellow ones. the red, you'll notice, it's just red and yellow at the top of mexico there as you approach the border, nearly 80% of the inhabited regions in mexico are under the influence or control of the drug cartels. more than 132,000 illegal im

and mexico wants to do a good job. they're moving 6,000 soldiers to their southern border. do you think they agreed to do that before? and they're paying them. they're moving 6,000 soldiers to their southern border. that means the people from guatemala, the people from honduras and el salvador, in theory, if they do it right, they're not going to be able to get through. nobody's going to be able to get through. and then they're also going to protect our southern border. so, it should have a big impact. now, with all of that being said, the democrats refuse to do anything on illegal immigration. they want open borders and they don't mind crime, they don't mind human trafficking, they don't mind drugs you tell me if that's a good campaign issue, because i think they get clobbered on that issue. >> mr. mr. president, becky haa question, you know becky quick >> i know becky for a long time. >> on china, we had our correspondent from beijing telling us that the chinese ministry won't confirm that you will be meeting with pr

to mexico. this doesn't mean we're ignorant of the significant challenges that remain on the road ahead. we are well aware that a common opportunity that stand before us cannot be fully realized and will not be fully realized without a careful reconsideration of the difficulties that lie ahead. for example, the lands port of entry that made trade and tourism possible have an outdated infrastructure in many of them. also they are often it's the numbers of customs and border protection agents to staff the land ports of entry efficiently inadequately. this is impacting the global value chains that are in north america, particularly the -- secretary perry i was surprised to be michigan one month ago and city the anger of the automotive sector because of the delays at the border, because they just to work just in time with one auto part costing up to eight times the border in both directions, and the delays was affecting this whole value chain. they were paying fines, they were telling me, at 16,000

are made in mexico there are concerns the move could jeopardize free trade talks between mexico the u.s. and canada but despite this trump has reiterated his plan to impose the 1st wave of juice he's by the 10th of june the new republic has more from mexico city. u.s. president donald trump has renewed threats against mexico over immigration enforcement trampling the mexican government via a series of tweets quote on june 10th the united states will impose a 5 percent tariff on all goods coming into our country from mexico until such time as illegal migrants coming through mexico and into our country stop also threaten to slow mexico with tariffs as high as 25 percent by october mexico has for many years had a pretty tough immigration policy against central americans and we're just asking them to help us to not because gateway between the northern travel countries we have people pouring in you've seen the statistics 1000 just yesterday or so up to 100000 in some months that is candy. during his morning press conference mexican president. calderon the u.s. to engage in a rational dialogu

. >> mexico is paying for it. mexico is paying for it. >> pete: in the meantime we get to protect our sovereignty. >> let's come back tomorrow and show me where it says mexico will pay for the jobs. >> we'll be evaluating it in 90 days. >> pete: come join us on "fox & friends" in the morning and we'll talk about it. we have to leave it there. it's tough when you try to debate something and there is a win and we can't even acknowledge >> smoke and mirrors. >> pete: thank you very much for your time and differing perspective. another uncle joe oh no? the former v.p.'s latest flip-flop an abortion funding, a big one. another 2020 democrat fanatic says the hyde amendment is an says the hyde amendment is an assault on doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. >> for many years as u.s. senator i have support

but people may not be buying things from mexico. mexico will get hurt, too. we have the strongest economy in the world and we have a right to flex our muscle. tariffs are not paid by mexico or mexicans. there are a lot of product, cars built in this country where parts come in from mexico. there are things other than avocados that come in from mexico. it's a tax on the american people by trump if he doesn't. judge jeanine: stephanie, i want to talk about mueller. he has a press conference that is extremely baffling to me. he gets out there and for you lawyers, i mean, the report is the best evidence. you can't add to it, take away from it. it's like a contract. you have the four corners of the contract and that's it. why do you think mueller did it, stephanie? >> because he was sending signals to congress to move forward with impeachment. that's all this is about. he knew the media would pick it up and would be hysterical about it. he said really very little in the 9 minutes he was speaking. we had the 465-page report. the best part of it is he thinks it will

what does mexico need to do to stop the them coming into mexico in the first place? do they need walls? >> well, they need to secure their southern border, but what they really need to do is dismantle the criminal cartels that are running these operations. look, these people aren't coming up by themselves, thousands of people. that group of a thousand that was arrested a couple of days ago, that's not by accident. they're pushing them through one sector of the border -- trish: i guess i'm getting at, you know, it's our country, and i realize that the democrats aren't so willing to help out on this one, but it is our country. and so, you know, theoretically we should be policing our border. and, yeah, mexico can help. i don't disagree with that. but i do question how exactly are we going to measure their help, tom? in other words, if they -- do they just need, does the president, does the administration need to see a little more love, a little more cooperation, or are we going to say they are numerical, you know, examples of what we consider help? >> we need to see su

for mexico, this is a major issue. the mexican government, i feel, has been doing everything it can in the circumstances, and what we need is american cooperation, not unilateral threats. mexico can ill afford an economic conflict with the us, its largest trading partner. a recession would surely increase immigration north, exacerbating the problem. yet mexicans fear mr trump, who's recently cut aid to central america, isn't interested in the causes of immigration, only in seeing it stamped out. will grant, bbc news, tapachula, mexico. reaching this agreement with mexico appears to be a big win for president trump. will grant has this assessment from mexico city. i think he is going to play it that way, this is something that he is going to show that he is hard on undocumented immigration, he is forcing mexico to do what he wants and he was prepared to slap tariffs on an important trading partner if it wasn't going to comply. the reality is, of course, that makes exit batch that mexico also negotiated hard and was plan