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that's why i'm launching substack, i hope you'll follow me so we can engage in a two-way conversation at this critical moment in history. [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] >> gavin newscum who's really an incompetent governor, he's just doing a terrible job between his fires, between all the houses burning down, his forest fires and now los angeles. if we didn't go to los angeles -- and the sheriff admitted it. he had no control. he would have lost control. we saved los angeles by having the military go in. elizabeth: okay. california governor gavin newsom is now embroiled in a brand new scandal. new revelations that gavin newsom attended a swanky wine tasting event in napa valley right as violent rioters burned and torched los angeles, the downtown area to the ground.

this is newsom's new riots for thee but not for me scandal. and a san francisco-based appeals court just gave president trump a major win against newsom that, yes, trump can keep the national guard in l.a. former california gubernatorial candidate larry elder and from house oversight, congressman brandon gill, here in moments to react to the riots for thee, not more question scandal -- for me scandal. also tonight, this -- >> it's a tremendous amount of material, and i think within a matter of weeks or certainly within a matter of months they were going to be able to have a nuclear weapon. we can't let that happen. >> iran is in a very weak and vulnerable position because of the strikes and the attacks from israel. and with respect to the president's statement, i shared that with all of you. and he has been very direct and clear. iran and should make a deal. we've sent a deal to them that was practical, that was realistic or they will face grave consequences. elizabeth: okay. that was president trump just

moments ago saying he believes iran was even weeks away from getting a nuclear bomb as israel continues to decimate iran. plus, how serious is this threat? the fbi is surveilling potential sleeper cells inside the u.s. with potential links to hezbollah. u.s. army veteran, lieutenant colonel james carafano's going to take it on. plus, this story --? >> would you be attracted to a guy who's not financially sound when you meet im? >> i married one -- meet him? elizabeth: what is going on with the obamas? new sound from michelle obama. she is increasingly slamming and dissing her husband, barack obama, in public. we've got that new sound that's raising eyebrows. plus, we're going to show you barack obama wildly fear mongering about a, quote, u.s. autocracy but he sounds autocratic demanding government censorship on those he disagreed with. i know gop strategist is ford

o'connell has a lot to say about that. but first, this: to the new scandal swirling around california governor gavin newsom, newsom attended a swanky wine tasting event at his luxury winery in napa valley on saturday, june 7th, the day after rioters had already begun destroying downtown l.a., just the day before. this is newsom's new riots for thee but not for me. the promotional brochure for this event called it, quote, vineyard vibes and featured, quote, contemporary yet sophisticated wines, live jazz music and locally-made pizza and smash burgers saying it was a, quote, perfect kickoff to summer fun. joining us now, former presidential candidate larry elder. larry, should swanky fundraisers be newsom's priorities while rioters were lighting cars on fire, assaulting cops, throwing molotov cocktails and bricks? if was that, or quote, summer of

fun for terrorized residents of downtown l.a.? >> you know, liz, it isn't just that this is bad optics not unlike when gavin newsom issued all these districts on shutting down the state because of covid, heath at napa value -- he's at napa valley incurring a $12,000 wine tab, e wasn't wearing hamas ifing, he wasn't socially distanced. obviously, this man considers public safety and crime low priorities. he lives in a very safe neighborhood, doesn't have to worry about this. people in l.a. are very concerned about crime, and small business people downtown, the majority say they would move elsewhere if they only could. the shows you with where his priorities are. he'd rather do a podcast, have interviews and run around talking about what donald trump is doing wrong rather than do something about his state where he's losing population. the average price of a home twice that of the national average. homeless problem, a big gap between the rich and the poor. what's he doing about the things people in california care about?

elizabeth: you know, governor newsom did release a statement downplaying this saying the wine tasting vent was a fundraiser for cancer research, not a wine party, when the brochure for this wine tasting event at newsom's luxury winery in napa said, quote, we'll gather for music, food and delicious wine. larry, that sure sounds like a wine party. plus, newsom claimed that the riots were not, quote, widespread when he was at that event, but he's admitting there were riots and claiming they were not widespread, they were growing by the hour that day, saturday. they launched the day before, on friday, june 6th. >> i'm surprised, liz, he didn't say, well, the riots were fine, they were self-contained, there was no real violence as maxine waters says until donald trump bigfooted me and federalized the national guard. i'm surprised he didn't say that. [laughter] elizabeth: so when you heard about this napa wine tasting event, when you hear gavin newsom's response, you just pointed out, he ordered everybody to stay inside during the pandemic lockdowns while he

went to a dinner party at an upscale restaurant during the height of the pan deck. -- pandemic. there's also his disastrous handling of the california wild phis and now you've got president trump -- wild wildfires, and now trump just won in court that, yes, that san francisco 9th circuit said he can, trump, trump can keep national guard troops in l.a. to battle protests. what do you make of it when you put it all together in. >> well, it's going to hurt gavin newsom's prospects for becoming the democratic party nominee, and if he does, for winning. because the reason for the recall, the reason the recall happened was because of his arrogance in imposing all these mandates for covid and then completely ignoring them himself. and these were his priorities. as i said, he's doing a podcast while people in california, many of them say if they could leave, they would go elsewhere? high cost of living, highest taxes ever, highest estate tax of any state in the union, higher gas prices, even hawaii's

is not as high as they are here. and what's he doing? going to a fundraiser while l.a. burns? not a good look. elizabeth: all right. thank you, larry elder. it's good to see you, my friend. now please listen to this. ♪ >> gavin newscum, who's really an incompetent governor, he's just doing a terrible job. between his fires, between all the houses burning down, his forest fires and now los angeles. if we didn't go to los angeles -- and the sheriff admitted it. he had no control. he would have lost control. we saved los angeles by having the military go in. we did a great job of it. he sued us for going in and for helping him. we went and helped him. right now you'd have los angeles burning to the ground. largely it would have already been destroyed. elizabeth: okay. that was president trump today hammering governor newsom's mishandling of the california wildfires and now the l.a. riots. president trump just scored a

major court victory over gavin newsom. the san francisco-based 9th circuit court of appeals ruled president trump can keep the national guard deployed in l.a. against anti-i.c.e. protests. this is after gavin newsom sued in court president trump over this. let's welcome back to the show from house oversight and house judiciary congressman brandon gill. congressman, it's great to have you on. what was your reaction when you heard about this ruling in it means that control of the california national guard will stay in president trump's hands. the governor is not the commander in chief, the president is. >> well, thanks for having me on. that's exactly right. and i think this was a correct ruling. you know, whenever you take a step back and you realize that the biggest issue of the past election cycle was illegal immigration, border security and deportations. president trump is doing exactly what he said he was going to do. and the american people applaud him for that. and yet democrats are responding by taking to the streets and rioting and and looting and burning our cities to the ground

just like they did during the 2020 blm protests. you know, or gavin newsom doesn't want help as these looters are destroying his cities. and it shouldn't with -- be surprising that the party of defund the police does not want more law enforcement in their streets. i think it's disgusting, but i think this ruling was great, and i'm glad to see we have a president who is standing up for law and order in our cities. elizabeth: so, congressman, what dow -- do you make of the news that california governor gavin newsom was at a wine with tasting event at his luxury napa valley winery basically right when l.a. right -- riots were starting to ramp up? this ruling means president trump can deploy the national guard against any anti-i.c.e. riots in any city. this is happening. so the democrats have this scandal now with gavin newsom at a wine tasting event amid the l.a. riots ramp ratcheting up -- ratchets up, and it sounds like

the president can deploy the national guard because they're going to ramp up deportations and people are expecting we're going to see more riots and protests. >> you know, this is what you get whenever you have a governor who i think general winly does not -- genuinely does not care that law enforcement being attacked in his own city. instead of taking care of the riots and doing his job, he'd rather go to swanky wine fundraisers and to be hobnob -- hobnob with the elites. that's the problem right here. it's that the people like gavin newsom who run these states like california don't have to bear the consequences of their own policies. it's the working class, it's the people who have businesses in l.a. and other areas that are being destroyed by his policies. and yet he's actively fighting the president as he is trying to clean up gavin newsom's city. i think it's disgusting. but this is just another example of a party that has no leadership and no message and won't with even work with the

president as he's trying to make this country better. that's why democrats' polls are going down, and people are sick of seeing american cities that were once great and thriving turning into third world hell holes because of democrat governors. elizabeth: do you think that this scandal, this new scandal involving california governor gavin newsom where he was at, again, a wine tasting event at his own vineyard in napa valley while the l.a. riots were ratcheting up, he was on this wine taste thing event on june 7th. he's saying it was for cancer research, he's trying to say it was not a wine party when the brochure said it was about wine. and he also was saying that, basically, the l.a. riots were not widespread. he's admitting the riots were going onful do you think this hurts him in the race if he wants to try to run for the presidency in 2028? >> of course it does. you know, the american people want to live in a country that is safe. where they don't have to worry about rioters and looters and violent illegal aliens attacking

their cars as they're taking their kids to school in the morning. they want to live in an america where you don't have to worry about people burning down your business overnight if because they're upset about the president's deportation policies. that's the america that we are trying to create and get us back to. that's the america that gavin newsom is fighting. he seems, but judging by his own actions, that he's more worried about having fun for himself than he is in protecting his own people. that's a problem. i think the american people can see right through him. they can see how slimy this guy is, and they can see that he doesn't care about his own people, and i think that is going to to hurt him if he does decide to run for president. elizabeth: all right. man brandon gill, great to have you back on -- congressman. it's great to see you again. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: now listen to this. >> we start drifting into something that is not consistent with american democracy.

it is consistent with autocracies. we are dangerously close to normalizing behavior like that. elizabeth: all right. that's former president barack obama. he's getting criticized, emerging once again this time with what critics say wild hysteria claiming the u.s. is heading towards an autocracy, but in the same breath obama again sounded autocratic. he's calling for government censorship again on those he disagrees with. that's pretty rich. coming up, gop strategist ford o'connell is here to take that on. and michelle obama's latest criticisms and sinkers against her -- zingers against her husband, barack obama. also tonight this -- >> do you have a crime hunter biden committed because i've yet to see anybody explain -- it is not a crime to make money off your last name. >> number one, he shouldn't have run for president. i completely got so angry at joe

biden the man when i read the transcript of the hunter biden trial. elizabeth: okay, the 180s keep rolling in. a former nbc host, chuck todd, now says president trump will go down in the history as the most consequential u.s. president since fdr. more than obama, more than bill clinton, more than reagan, he says. we've got that sound for you shortly coming up. you don't want to miss it. we also have o'leary ventures' chairman, mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary, is going to take it on tonight. but first, this -- >> oppose iran getting a nuclear weapon. 79% of adults agree with donald trump, iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. when you've got 79% of democrats and 83 % of republicans agreeing on anything, that's a very clear majority in this country, so the american public is with donald trump. they definitely oppose iran getting nuclear weapons. elizabeth: that's cnn harry anton saying the majority of democrats and gop voters support president trump's effort to stop

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thought process behind the 2-week timetable? >> just time to see whether or not people come to their senses. >> reporter: mr. president, did the europeans help at all? >> no, they didn't help, no. iran doesn't want to peek to europe. they -- to speak to europe. europe is not going to be able to help on this one. >> reporter: as you mentioned, liz, iran's foreign minister met with european counterparts from britain, france and germany without a breakthrough. president trump didn't sound very surprised there. he also warned that iran was just weeks away from obtaining a nuclear weapon before israel took action. now, while the president makes his decision on iran, the finishing wi has increased its surveillance of potential iranian and hezbollah-linked sleeper cells right here inside the united states. the iranian threat inside the u.s. has the attention of many lawmakers on capitol hill. >> we should be very concerned. we have an open society. we had a wide open border under joe biden for four years, and

millions of people -- most of which we didn't know who they were -- came across our border. so it would not be that difficult for a nefarious nation-state to send operativeives -- operatives into the united states and have them be well funded and ready and kind of act as cleaner agent -- sleeper agents. >> reporter: it's a short trip to new jersey. president trump will return to the white house to tomorrow with another meeting of his national security team as he weighs whether or not to strike iran. liz? elizabeth: thank you, lucas tomlinson. always great to see you. now please listen to this. >> the iranian foreign minister this afternoon said if the u.s. is serious about negotiations, that you would call up israel and request that they stop their airstrikes. will you make that request? >> well, i think it's very hard to make that request right now. if somebody's winning, it's a little bit harder to do than if somebody's losing. with but we're ready, willing and able, and we've been speaking to iran, and we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: what was the thought process behind the

2-week timetable? >> just time to see whether or not people come to their senses. elizabeth: that was president trump speaking to reporters today saying it is difficult to is ask israel to stop its airstrikes and that he has been speaking to iran. joinings now for reaction, u.s. army veteran and senior counselor to the president of the heritage foundation, retired lieutenant colonel james carafano. it's always great to have you on, colonel. the debate is this: can israel, the international community create the space for iranians on the street who despise iran's religious dictatorship to overthrow the mullahs, overthrow the ayatollahs, overthrow iran's religious tyrants? what do you think? do you think israel's going to try to effectuate that? >> well, i don't think -- they already have. so the question is, is there the regime chance. and by nature, authoritarian regimes don't even know how brittle they are. and the only way we'll actually know is if people go to the streets and if the army guys

don't shoot them. then we know it's the all over. it'll be game over. but until then the conditions are there, but it's really kind of is the momentum with the iranian people and is there enough fragility in the system that it will collapse if pushed. elizabeth: so do you see it coming? >> it could happen but it could also not happen. i would say my expectation is every day the regime survives has a chance to reconstitute its command and control and figures out how to middle through this, it's less likely. elizabeth: okay, let's move on to this, how serious is this threat? the fbi and law enforcement has stepped up surveillance of iranian sleeper cells inside the united states with -- also those linked to hezbollah. you know, we tracked nearly 2,000 illegal aliens crossing under biden with links to terrorism. that's according to cbp data. more than 3700 crossed since 2017. with links to terrorism. how serious is this? >> okay, good news/bad news.

yes, we have hamas, hezbollah, iran, russia, china, cuban agents running around the country. we know that. but that's the bad news. the good news is we have an fbi and dhs that are back on the case. they're not out surveilling parents at pta parties or trying to figure out how to indict donald trump. they're actually pretty good at this. that's the good news. the iranians don't have a very good track record at this in terms of actually operationalizing attacks, that's good news. these cells that are there, normally they're put in place for a purpose. and we know this is not a purpose. iran didn't see this coming. so trying to organize those cells and getting them to do something, that's, that's not as easy as it looks. and the final thing is, is if iran wants to assure at the united states will bring holy fire onto this and bring this government down, all they have to do is be linked to an attack on the u.s. homeland. elizabeth: okay. so you're not worried about

sleeper cells inside the u.s -- so it sounds like you're more worried about iran striking u.s. military bases overseas. >> yeah. i'm, i wouldn't say not worried because the guys on 9/11 weren't worried. you always worry, and if you worry about it, take the threat seriously, i would say it's much, much less likely. i do think it's much more likely that unless, you know, if the iranians wanted to try to push back that they might go after u.s. targets. but again, super, super risky. we know the iranians are looking for a way out of this, and throwing gasoline on americans maybe not the smartest play. elizabeth: got it. lieutenant colonel james carafano, thanks for your service to america, my friend. it's good to see you. now please listen to this. >> we've got a mental health crisis in this country because everyone no matter how you affiliate yourself should be against trump, period. >> i think it's incredibly derogatory to accuse nearly 80

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>> you should have threw a boy in the mix. >> i would -- i'm so glad i didn't have a boy. [laughter] >> yeah. [laughter] >> because he would have been a barack obama. no, i would have felt for him. >> would you be attracted to a guy who's not financially sound when you meet him? >> uh, i married one. finish. elizabeth: okay. that was former first lady michelle obama first saying she's, quote, glad she didn't have a son because, quote, he would have been a barack obama and she, quote, would have felt for her son. and then slamming barack obama for being with financially irresponsible and unsound financially when she first met him.

let's welcome back gop strategist ford o'connellful ford, what's to your reaction to this? this sounds like this has an edge to it. there's talk of marital discord. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. to say i'm a glad i didn't have a son because he'd grow up to be exactly like the man i married? that's bonkers. and then you also have the eldest daughter dropping her last name from a movie credit she just made. the whole thing doesn't add up. it seems to suggest there's tension between barack and michelle obama. elizabeth: is america pretty much done with the obamas in are they over? the it doesn't seem like they resonate much anymore, and the atlantic magazine just said recently that the democratic party's leader eless and barack obama is apathetic. >> i think the democratic party has moved on from barack obama, but i certainly think the american public has moved on given how poorly her podcast is doing and how poorly that

netflix special went, i think it was. so the ratings aren't very good. it's like, you know what? we need something new. elizabeth: it ranks, i think, 95th on apple or spotify. you know, let's get to this one, barack obama just stepped in it again. now he's again calling for government censorship sounding pretty totalitarian saying, quote, distinguishing between facts and opinion requires a government to step in. and in the same breath then he claims the u.s. is heading towards autocracy, ford. this is pretty rich. you can't make this stuff up. watch this. >> we want diversity of opinion. we don't want diversity of facts. [applause] and how do we train and teach our kids to distinguish with between those things? by the way, it will require some government, i believe, some government regulatory

constraints around some of these business models -- [applause] in a way that's consistent with the first amendment. democracy's not self-executing. [applause] it requires them to take those, that oath seriously. and when that isn't happening, we start drifting into something that is not consistent with american democracy. it is consistent with autocracies. elizabeth: ford or, this is so off the wall. and he taught constitutional law in the first amendment the founding fathers put in place so the government would step out and not impinge on free speech. he wants the government to step in. the cure for bad speech is more free speech. your take on this. this is a guy who, a former president who sounds so out of

touch, so tone deaf and so incompetent in his thinking that it's surprising that he even won the presidency twice. >> well, what's even more bonker, liz, is the democrats constantly call donald trump a tyrant. remind me who the tyrant is, because as i understand having the government control what you say and think, it is a by definition a dictatorship. for the last three or four years the biden -- democrats have been telling us joe biden is a-okay. and then we come to find out he was actually not controlling the government? it seems to me that the democrats are actually the people here who want to be dictators, and they think that's the way back to power. liz: blithe. elizabeth: the tolerant, intolerant democrats. the way they poison the national conversation is just pathetic. ford o'connell, thank you for joining us. now please listen to this. >> donald trump's impact on american politics in society is unlike anything identify seen in

hi -- my lifetime. it's greater than obama, something i would not have conceded three years ago. it's greater than clinton. it's greater even than reagan. you probably have to go back to fdr to find an american president who so shore thoroughly did a couple of things. elizabeth: former nbc news host chuck todd declaring president trump is more consequential, more important and far-reaching than barack obama, bill clinton and ronald reagan in transforming u.s. society and the global world order in just ten years. this is just the latest 180 from the media whose predictions about president trump have failed time and time again. next, o'leary ventures' chairman mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, is going to take it on. but first, let's check in with david asman. what have you got on your exciting show, "the bottom line"? david: a lot of exciting stuff coming up. we have the former national security adviser to trump, robert o'brien, on how to make a deal with the deal-breaking iran. kaylee mcghee white is coming on

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down in history as the most consequential american president since fdr, that that trump is having a bigger impact than obama, clinton and reagan on u.s. society and the world. let's break it down with o'leary ventures' chairman mr. wonderful hardships, kevin o'leary. kevin -- himself, kevin o'leary. he's not saying good or bad either way, he's saying, he's just having an outsized impact on american society. what do you think of what you just heard from chuck todd? >> i would agree with him. however, i really focused on the outcome, you know? i washed the sausage being made in washington. i only care about the policy that comes out the back end. i'm liking what i see from deregulation point of view on energy, for example, or what's going on with the stable coin act, the gene -- genius act. this is very important for all sectorses of the economy and to make sure the u.s. currency becomes the global payment system worldwide as it is already for most commodities. it's about policy. trump is doing something a lot

of presidents don't do this quickly, he's reallying ramming policy through. a lot of people don't like the tariff thing, but that getting . i'm thinking reciprocal tariff at 10% with china. we've got the tiktok thing brewing. there's just so much stuff, it's unusual for any president to put this many ball in the a air and land them all safely, and he seems to be pulling it off right now. elizabeth: yeah. he's basically bringing america back to normal. so let me back up. chuck todd is not a fan of trump. the left-wing media is not a fan of trump. but what's gone underreported, and tell me, tell us if we're wrong, that the united states had derailed so far left, so to the extreme that it was basically unrecognizable, what america looked like under, say, ronald reagan. under, say, even clinton. it started to deapril, i think con -- derail conceivably since

2007. it got way too far left, and many people, main street america are saying where's the america we knew? where's the bipartisanship? where's the common sense that can bring people together? why is the far left so intolerant? why is it so chastising and scolding and not seeking to reach across the aisle to get policies done? trump is bringing it back to normal, resetting america to what it once was. >> it's true that the democracy has proven over 200 years when it gets pulled too far in either direction, it snaps back like that in the election process. we saw that happen, you know, whether you have trump derangement syndrome or you don't, you have to admit that it's self-corrected. and so, you know, to the extent tata people thought we were far -- that people thought we were far too left, and many did, wham, it corrected itself. that's why there's so much confidence in the u.s. economy. again, i look at it from, you know, as an investor.

the majority of capital on earth is invested in the united states, and it's because of the check and balance system and the fact that it's transparent, it has an appellate court system and all the things we've enjoyed for 200-plus years. so it works. [laughter] that's it. elizabeth: that's -- yeah, it does work. and that's why obama's wrong, that's why the far left is wrong with the talk about u.s. awe tom rah says and old garre cities and far schism. we've got a judicial system, a legislative branch and the executive bran. that's the genius of the founding fathers. >> yes, i would agree. and and i think it's a template for many countries to look at it. you know, there's a reason -- and i've said this countless time, the number one export in america is the american dream. there's a reason, you know, a lebanese-irish immigrant like me built my business in boston. this is where you do it. that's where all the capital and the market is. all we need the president to do is be the steward of the american dream, and i think that's all that matters. we have a little issue now in

this economic war with china. that's the one i'm focusing on. i'm not loving the fact that we're not i putting our technology in every adversary because if you think about stopping the ship, chips, american chips, you know, any of it, any of the a.i. companies, all that's going to happen is huawei is going to ship the chips. i don't like that. i don't want any of my companies in foreign countries using chinese technology. and i think a lot of people feel that way. so i'm black to the hill, that's what -- black to the -- back to the hill talking to lawmakers saying, what are we doing here? we cannot stop our chips being -- because they're the honeybee. when you put the chip in and get all the programmers, you need them to be -- we want to make american honey. the problem we're having with tiktok right now, it runs on chinese honey. we don't want any more chinese honey. we need to put the chips in, that's the queen bee.

elizabeth: i love that analogy, kevin o'leary. good stuff. good to see you again, thanks for joining us. >> now please listen to this. >> she wanted me to direct all our state law enforcement to stand down on enforcing florida's new state immigration law, and i was not going to do that. being held in contempt is the price to pay for standing on principle and standing on the law, then so be it. for another era where we might have a biden or obama administration where there's an open border, a state should be able to protect its sovereignty, so we will appeal the state law case up to the supreme court. elizabeth: that was the state attorney general of florida slamming a judge in the now-escalating fight over judges stopping trump's agenda. the supreme court could rule on this soon. former white house counsel julian epstein, he's very smart, he's going to take it on next. stay right there. ♪ ♪ ♪

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the trump administration delegated authority to our state law enforcement officers to go out and use authority to detain and deport were to continue to do that for another area where we might have abided no obama where there is an open border estate should be able to protected sovereignty we will appeal the state law up to the supreme court. maria: up to the spring court that was james uthmeier with fox news john roberts. a judge holding him in civil content for not going along with her temporary block on a new florida state law on illegal aliens trained to reenter the state of florida let's welcome back to the show attorney julian epstein she has 15 years of capitol hill experience he served as the chief counsel of house judiciary during the bill clinton impeachment. it's great to see you, what is your reaction to what you heard. >> it'll be an interesting case, thank you for having me on there's a provision in the 96 back the immigration reform act which allows state law enforcement to cooperate with

the federal government which seems florida is relying on that here. it's an interesting case on appeal the more interesting question is whether the sensory system where states are trying to impede the federal government many blue states whether that system will survive. it's odd that the left seems to be supporting pro-secessionist ideas where they can impede federal law enforcement. i think that's where a lot of people as were interested in what happens legally, the president has strong fluting on the national guard in due process but the century system is really getting out of hand. >> the florida state ag framed a dispute of the broader pattern of them interfering over the trump order agenda, the supreme court is going to take it up, the doing nationwide injunction

when many are saying they should be doing the injunctions that pertain to their own district. the u.s. constitution does give a lot of power to the federal government and the president when it comes to border sec security. the constitution takes precedence over state laws. immigration and nationality act makes it clear that federal authorities have the right to arrest removable aliens it is clear the constitution says the states a and federal authorities in sanctuary city policies do not. >> i think that's right what you said could be a dictate out of a court decision think about another ways if the president can make the decision to trust in the national security and border security who makes the decisions trust you have complete anarchy and chaos. the two principal issues right now before the court, i can guarantee the supreme court is going to say the president has plenty of authority to determine when to call it the national

guard to protect federal law enforcement and carry out federal law enforcement and federal law. the second issue is on the due process. immigrants have very limited due process under the immigration and nationality act. it's a hearing before an immigration judge was a department of justice employee. donald trump will win on those issues at the supreme court and he is certainly winning the public opinion right now. liz: we appreciate you so much, thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business and welcoming us into your homes, don't forget to dvr. now time to dvr david asman is doing "the bottom line". take it away. >> a wonderful show thank you so much have a good weekend. ♪. david: >> we are ready willing and able and speaking to iran and will se