that was a pretty ugly cabinet argument as well where kirstjen nielsen pushed back on president trump saying she was doing the best she could and the attorney general jeff sessions toad up for her, but the bottom line is president trump does not feel that she's doing her job. he's incensed by these reports about the border crossing, and that causes problems in the west wing because john kelly is really loyal to kirstjen nielsen and that creates a divide between he and president trump and now he and the national security adviser. >> an art cam the other day in the new york magazine where the president made a show of pretending that he really likes john kelly. >> that's right. he says he's going to stay on. when it was reported weeks on he would like to see him stay on until 2022, john kelly was quick to tell that to staffers because he knew would get out in the media. something that agitated president trump, that he was going about and talking about that. i think pretty much anyone who either works in this west wing or follows it as closely as i do does not think john kelly will be aro

john bolton started criticizing dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen. she had been his deputy at dhs and was the one who convinced president to lead dhs. john bolton saying she wasn't essentially doing her job and needed to start doing it and that set john kelly off and led to this argument and an argument in this west wing is normal. it's really bitter and divided, and there are people arguing on a regular basis this. led people to think john kelly might resign. someone who has threatened to resign in the past when he and president trump disagreed and people thought he genuinely could resign because he saw president trump siding with john bolton adding to john kelly's fury. he's not traveling to the president to montana, wasn't scheduled to, but john bolton kept about his schedule going on with meetings this afternoon. a really ugly fight that startled people in the west wing and that sees a lot because they see a lot of fights here. >> david? >> these are both tough guys with very thick skin. >> does john kelly have thick skin? >> john kelly has prett

it's my honor to present kirstjen nielsen. she joined the homeland security in january 2014 as chief of staff to general john kelly during his term as secretary. she later served as principal deputy white house chief of staff before being confirmed as dhs secretary in december 2017. earlier in her career, secretary nielsen served during the george w. bush administration as special assistant to the president and senior director for prevention preparedness and response at the white house homeland security council. and she also spent some time -- considerable time in the private sector focusing on cybersecurity. so she knows what she's talking about. the department of homeland security has been charged with the vitally important task of protecting u.s. elections, cy r cybersystems and critical infrastructure, fields with policymakers can have global implications. in this rapidly changing information environment, threatening management, collaboration and resilience are urgently important. so i think i speak for the entire audience

. >> kirstjen nielsen? >> kirstjen nielsen. and this issue has,or many months, put her in president trump's crosshairs. he's angry about this isn't just something that he's doing on the campaign trail cessarily just to gin up his base. he is genuinely foamed up about it, bause it is also, for him, something that people can point to to say, well, you made this promise andou haven't kept it. not fulfilling the promise to a. ba >> hallie brought up the republicans are maybe a little bit morehe enthusiastic on house. is that energy on the republican side because ofgh the kavan confirmation? >> yeah, i think it is. i think they veryec evely developed this theme around sort of what they call jobs, not mobs. the that the democrats behaved like a mob. and voters need toturnout to prevent te mob froing power. i think that's an effective line they've been able to push. i also think it's worth noting that president trump has been, in my experience, for energized, more optimistic, more self-cfident and in control than maybe i've seen him

know senator chuck grassley and mike lee we have a copy the letter here to kirstjen nielsen with homeland security. they have a solution. they said like we have done in the past in 2002 with canada, maybe this would work with mexico. require the migrants to stop in mexico and seek asylum there and mexico would have to agree to do that? will it work. >> mexico has been very cooperative here and i want to make that clear. they have offered to i have think grant temporary visas or asylum there as i understanding it, many in the caravan are pushing forward and refusing that the majority of them it's estimate you had are economic migrants. not those that have a of asylum. that's very instructive too to my other point. we have to try what's been tried in the past. at least you have republican senators like the two you just mentioned trying to solve the problem. you have got democrats out there running for 2020. they have done absolutely nothing in 2018 to secure our borders. to keep us drug-free and safe. they all voted against tax cuts that are stem a little oustimulatingour economy. blue coll

jon: you can telecast entire interview with kirstjen nielsen tomorrow. or you can watch it here at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern type at fox news channel. settlement talks will take place in a lawsuit involving the largest deadliest mass shooting in american history. the company that owns the mandalay bay hotel where steven pad dock opened fire on concert-goers on october 1 of last year. a fiery crash caught on camera. the chopper belongs to the owner of a u.k. soccer team. it went down seconds after attempting to take off from the stadium, crashing on top of a parked car and erupting into a huge ball of fire. it's not known if there were any casualties. police are investigating. israel says it struck more than 80 targets today in the gaza trip. the fighting comes in the wake of heavy rocket fire. reporter: tensions are flieghts middle east after volleys of rockets were fired from the gaza trip toward israel. the israelis responded, bombing 95 targets. sirens wear heard friday as the country's missile defense system, the iron dome fired missile -- unde

meantime, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen with a stern warning to those migrants. watch. >> this caravan is not getting in. there is a legal way to enter this country. those entering illegally will be stopped. we are working with our partners in mexico. they have taken on unprecedented effort within their territory to ensure an orderly flow. those who have no legal right to be there are removed. we intend to do the same. my general message to this caravan is, do not come. you will not be allowed in. there is a right way to emigrate to the united states, and this is not it. >> kennedy: president trump are poorly considering executive action to prevent them from coming across the border. according to "the new york times," he's also considering a major speech tomorrow about a broad crackdown on the southern border. former president obama come on friday, whipping the white house on the issue. watch. >> it's a group of folks we don't even know where they are, their way down there. that's the biggest thing. and you know as soon as the election is over -- everybody is goi

joining me now, the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. secretary, welcome back to "fox news sunday" ." >> secretary nielsen: thank you, it's my pleasure to be here. >> chris: let's start with that terrible synagogue shooting. as you view it now, was this an act of terror, was it a hate crime and how do we better protect soft targets like a house of worship? >> secretary nielsen: first, let me be clear, this was a pure act of evil. you further from the president and vice president yesterday. that's what it is. we all condemn this in the strongest terms possible and as you know we do an extraordinary amount of planning and training for active shooter events as well as protection of soft targets in general. >> chris: i understand that in fact dhs officials had been in this synagogue recently? >> secretary nielsen: as recently as march. we actually conducted a site visit there with our protective security advisor in the area. this is something we often do. >> chris: what's the advice of how to handle an active shooter? somebody comes in for s

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bolton favors a hard line approach to immigration and has criticized kirstjen nielsen who used to serve as deputy when he ran the department. >>> outgoing ambassador nikki haley drawing the biggest last -- laugh of the night at the alfred smith dinner. >> two years ago, president trump was here and he made some wave was his remarks. apparently no one here could have predicted that. so last year, last year you went with paul ryan who is a boy scout. that's fine, but a little boring. this year you wanted to spice things up again. i get it. you wanted an indian woman, but elizabeth warren failed her dna test. >> she ended her remarks on a more serious note. >> our toxic political environment, i heard some people in both parties describe their opponents as enemies or evil. in america, our political opponents are not evil. >> remember the president called the democrats evil during the brett kavanaugh confirmation. >>> the boston red sox headed back to the world series. the big three-run home run in the sixth by devers and six scoreless innings from david price. his first ever post season win

jon: you can telecast entire interview with kirstjen nielsen tomorrow. or you can watch it here at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern type at fox news channel. settlement talks will take place in a lawsuit involving the largest deadliest mass shooting in american history. the company that owns the mandalay bay hotel where steven pad dock opened fire on concert-goers on october 1 of last year. a fiery crash caught on camera. the chopper belongs to the owner of a u.k. soccer team. it went down seconds after attempting to take off from the stadium, crashing on top of a parked car and erupting into a huge ball of fire. it's not known if there were any casualties. police are investigating. israel says it struck more than 80 targets today in the gaza trip. the fighting comes in the wake of heavy rocket fire. reporter: tensions are flieghts middle east after volleys of rockets were fired from the gaza trip toward israel. the israelis responded, bombing 95 targets. sirens wear heard friday as the country's missile defense system, the iron dome fired missile -- unde

here is what homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen told fox. >> everything is on the table. every measure we tried. every measure we haven't tried. every measure on the table to make it clear we have a sovereign right to protect our citizens. >> the group families belong together say this is straight up a latino ban. the group calls for common sense immigration laws that make our country strong by respecting people's rights and honoring our shared values. >>> former house speaker newt gingrich appears to suggest the motivation to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court was to keep the president's tax returns under wraps. dug a live interview -- dutch a litt -- during a live interview, newt gingrich was asked. >> this is a billionaire who has fought lawsuits his entire career. he's never noticed them. he doesn't care. that's why he has lawyers. >> what if they subpoena his tax returns? >> they will be trapped into appeals to the supreme court. we will see whether or not the kavanaugh fight was worth it. >> when asked why the president seemed to be raising that fear of be

liz: kirstjen nielsen issued this warning. >> this caravan is not getting in. there is a legal way to enter this country. those who choose to enter illegally will be stopped. there is a right way to immigrate to the united states and this is not it. >> there are a lot of problems with the gop. the democrats don't want open borders. five years ago the democrats wanted a lot of the same things donald trump has on the table but they didn't want to spend $25 billion on a wall. this honduran caravan, you all want to under electric fuelize their ability to go to their country and immigrate appropriately. liz: it's the law. >> let me make my point. >> you are intellectualizing it because these people are poor and diseven pran chiesed. liz: understood. and we have people who want to come in to get a job. that's not under the asylum laws. we want to help the women and children and the poor for sure. we are talking about illegals trying to cross by sneaking past the border patrol. kelsey, your reaction to that. that we have a lot of young men wanting a job. that's not th

and secretary kirstjen nielsen talked about it. reiterating the intention to stop the caravan. and we spoke to those here who say they are not deterred. >> those who attempt to enter illegally will be stopped. we are working with our partners in the mexico. they have taken unprecedented efforts in their territory to insure an orderly flow. and those who don't have the legal right to be there are removed. >> nobody cares. we want to try to do something in our lives. nobody have a job. nobody have nothing. nobody have hopes and dreams. reporter: we know the u.s. already stops people trying to enter the united states. but mexico is not doing every effort they to be remove thoatss those here illegally. one thing that they are not being told, there is already a line at the port of entry in tijuana. it will take three months to get an appoint. i don't think the people here know how hard that will be. arthel: the former acting director of i.c.e. and a fox news contributor as well. it's not firmed up just yet. but at this point some 800 troops will be assigned to the border. can you ex

it was a mob from the left that attacked kirstjen nielsen. if this is what they think is civil, we have a big problem going on right now. it's the maxine waters and the eric holders that are talking about fight and putting things in people's faces. it's inciting this violence. i would agree with senator rand paul on this. we need to take this rhetoric down quick. because the left is listening to those words that are inciting them to violence and action in a very, very violent way. that needs to stop. >> sean: but dr. gorka, they're saying get in their faces. they're saying follow people to grocery stores. follow them at the gas station. get in their grill. by the way, obama himself is also said it in years past. we watch and we witness, you know, secretary sanders, secretary -- i'm sorry. press secretary sanders, secretary nielson, pam bondi, woman being run out of restaurants. ted cruz about his wife run out of a restaurant. at what point do they not see somebody is going to get hurt or worse here. rand paul is correct. >> not only is he cor

i sat down with her homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen to discuss all of that, watch. secretary nelson, thank you very much for being with us at the yuma border sector. obviously there is so much attention being played to the border right now, the president just tweeting a short while ago today to those in the caravan, turn around. we are not letting people into the united states illegally. go back to your country. if you want to apply for citizenship do so like millions of others are doing. to that end, we are also hearing that there will be 800, somewhere in that neighborhood to come military added to the border. can you confirm that? >> sure. what we have done is we have been in close conversations with the dod which is a great partner of ours. we work on authority and hurricane response together. what we have asked them to do is help bolster our capabilities. we've asked for air support for some logistics and planning, vehicle barriers, engineering and ways in which we can protect the officers and agents as well as the ports of entry themselves. >> martha: in terms

. >> kirstjen nielsen, the postal -- secret service, everybody work together in the quick way and so fast. i'll point that you made, i've seen in my career people who make bombs usually have a history, ask leading pattern of violence. it does not surprise me he had this in his past. >> do you know what's funny? how easy it is to paralyze and create fear in the country. all you need is postage. all you need is a pipe. all you need is one person. i think you have to be thankful that something like this is rare because... anybody can do this! by the way, we have to admit there will be copycats because there always is. >> we were talking about law enforcement. what struck me is how appropriate jeff sessions was in his comments today. i don't think he played any games. i don't know if he expects to be gone shortly after midterms but he said this is clearly a partisan act and he said, you know, we've had to go -- this should not be and this is not the way we should conduct ourselves as americans given our political history. >> is also impressive the new technology is available to track the

and this as well, and this goes down to nielsen, it's not just the president, this is why the kirstjen nielsen thing is remarkable. bill shine, unhirable, alleged come policity, he's now working at the white house where he sort of co-produces things with his former employer fox and not just the president. everyone around the president essentially functions as cogs in the wheels of creating this alternate distraction economy. >> they create the alternate distraction economy and they're also stuck in this place where they're bound by the president's words. you saw chris wray today, when did you brief the white house? a typical question you would get, we briefed the white house immediately. most white houses want the public to know they're on top of this and managing it. he couldn't give that answer because the answer is if we briefed the white house last night, the president would be spreading conspiracy theory this morning. the president's failure to treat this seriously and saying things that aren't true, permeate the administration where other people are stuck covering up the things h

the altercation arose from a dispute that bolton had with kirstjen nielsen. nielsen was explaining an 80% rise when bolton said nielsen a close kelly ally was doing a terrible job with the border and that her department was not producing the needed results, and then there were f-bombs. kelly ultimately stormed out of the white house early with no resolution to the issue saying i'm effing out of here. carol lee joins us on set. wow, just another day in paradise. >> just another argument in the west wing. >> i worked in the west wing, and you know, i'm a big fan of the f-word when appropriate, but i never used it around the oval office. >> john kelly has become kind of known for this. he has a reputation for being a bit of a hot head and has a temper, and you know, he -- >> not ideal in a chief of staff? >> no. >> and he and john bolton, their relationship has been fraught from the start. if you remember, john kelly did not want john bolton to become national security adviser. it's not lost on john bolton, and the dynamic is set up so bo bolton reports directly

nielsen. nielsen was explaining an 80% rise in immigrant families when bolton interrupted her to criticize her handling of the issue. bolton said nielsen was doing a poor job with the border. and then there were f bombs. kelly ultimately stormed out of the white house early with no resolution to the issue saying i'm f'ing out of here. nbc news national political reporter carol lee joins us on set. wow. just another day in paradiparad. >> just another argument in the west wing. >> i worked in the west wing and i am a big fan of the f word when appropriate but i never used it in and around the oval office. >> well, if john kelly has become known for this, he has a reputation for being a bit of a hot head and has a temper. and you know, he -- >> not ideal in a chief of staff. >> no. and he and john bolton, you know, their relationship has been fraught from the start because if you remember, john kelly did not want john bolton to become national security adviser. that's not lost on john bolton. an

and is there more that kirstjen nielsen can do? i think some would argue perhaps not. >> you've been doing some important reporting, sabrina, on the republican party's immigration policy as it's emerging. what are you learning? >> i did a review of political ads by republican candidates and outside groups, and they show just how far the party has gone to really embrace the president's tone and agenda when it comes to immigration. a majority of the immigration-rempted ads by republicans have such an emphasis on the threat posed by ms-13. there is a very clear attempt in the ads to link immigrants to violence and crime and it's juxtaposed with republican candidates touting their support for the president's border wall. and it shows the way in which the party is really trying to play up the politics of fear which was a successful ploy for the president in 2016. now immigration is not the top priority for the american electorate, but it certainly does rank high for republican voters. and it's also important to note that more than $150

it is my honor to introduce the honorable kirstjen nielsen, the sixth secretary of homeland security. she joined the department of homeland security in january of 2017 as chief of staff to general john kelly during his term as secretary. she later served as principal deputy white house chief of staff before being confirmed dhs secretary in december of 2017. earlier, she served in the george w. bush administration as special assistant to the president and director of preparedness for the white house security council. she also spent considerable time in the private sector focusing on cyber security, so she knows what she's talking about. the department of homeland security has been charged with the vitally important task of protecting u.s. elections, cyber systems, and critical infrastructure. these are fields where the decisions of u.s. government officials and policymakers can have global implications. and in this rapidly changing information environment, threat management collaboration, , transparency, and resilience are urgently important. so i think i speak for the audience when i

. >> bill: speaking of the caravan kirstjen nielsen was on with martha last night. listen to what she had to say. >> if they are truly being persecuted they don't need to get to the united states. they should be seeking refuge in mexico. there seems to be a misunderstanding among the caravan. if you are coming here to seek family reunification it's not asylum and you can't say. if you're coming to seek a job. that's not asylum, you cannot stay. >> bill: we know their position. democrats say including adam schiff from washington our role as a global leader should be focused on bringing countries to make progress on humanitarian challenges instead of isolating ourselves and a show of military force. to that you say what, sir? >> i say we've been spending literally hundreds of millions of dollars every year on these -- the three countries at issue here as well as mexico. yet we still see these kind of caravans and these people are not seeking asylum. this is international law. they don't qualify under international law, either. we have a right to defend our border and

secretary manfra, airbus kirstjen nielsen, dhs secretary, recently said that we're currently in a pandemic stage of cyber attacks and cyber threats. could you expand on that? >> guest: absolutely. in terms of helping the american public understand, terms they already understand things like pandemics, et cetera, the idea that these incidents are becoming so prolific, that we're so interconnected within our country, with other countries, that infections can spread very quickly. you see every day whether your federal, state or local agency or private sector constantly battling criminals trying to take information, nationstates trying to advance their interests. it's just this sort of constant ever present activity that everybody has to face, and the interconnectedness really is what gets to that pandemic analogy. >> host: while we're sitting here, monday morning, are we being attacked? >> guest: i'm very careful with the term attack. i want to preface with that. attack to me, or crossing the threshold of, you're trying to cause some very significant harm. not everybody takes that nuance. i wo

. >> secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen, arrived in mexico to examine what is now the tallest southern xarder wall. or let me be clear-- walls work. >> megyn kelly will not be bcturning to her show on nbc. >> the move is the latest fallout after she was criticized abr comments she made about blackface earlier this week. >> prince harry and meghan markle's plane had to abort a landing today in sydney. >> the pilot had to perform a go-around maneuver to avoid plother plane on the runway. >> the flight landed safely just a couple of minutes later. >> matthew shepard has now been laid to rest at the washington national cemetery, two decades after he was murdered for being ony. >> gently rest in this place. you are safe now. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin with today's arrest following a nerve-wracking, eye-opening week of pipe bombs delivered and discovered across the country. 56-year-old cesar sayoc is in custody tonight facing federal charges that include illegal g iling of explosives and threatening a former president

secretary manfra, your boss kirstjen nielsen reselling is that we are in a pandemic of the cybertalks and cyberthreats. can you expand on that? >> guest: sure, absolutely. in terms of helping the american public understand in terms that they are the understand things like pandemics, et cetera, the idea that these incidents are becoming so prolific, but we are so interconnected within our country, with another country that infections can spread very quickly. you see every day with your federal, state or local agency or private are constantly battling criminals trying to take information, nation dates trying to advance their interests. and though it is just this can't do ever present not to believe that everybody has to face in the interconnectedness is really wicked about the endemic analogy. "the communicators" while we are sitting here monday morning, are we being attacked? >> guest: you know, i'm very careful with the term attack. i went to practice it back. attack to me you're crossing a threshold of trying to cause some very significant harm. not everybody takes that nuance. i wou

. >> bill: that's homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, a warning for the thousands of immigrants, migrants seeking passage into the u.s. on the move. that caravan through mexico. despite that migrants from across central america remain committed to their long journey even as the military begins shifting assets toward the southern border. want to bring in our headliner thomas homan acting director at ice. how are you on monday and good morning to you. give us a sense of what 800 members of the u.s. military could do on the border. >> they'll handle the logistics but they'll monitor traffic and intelligence and moving food, water, supplies for the border patrol. what that does is releases the border patrol agents doing those types of jobs to be on the front line as law enforcement officers defending the nation. a good move. you'll see a lot more doj assets deployed. the president will send up to 5,000 troops down there and we'll see what happens. the border -- having the military on the border is a great idea. >> sandra: based on what you're seeing move in that direction when you l

here is what secretary kirstjen nielsen said yesterday. take a look. >> walls work. that's not my opinion. it's not a tag line. it's not a political statement. it's a fact. looking at this, i would not attempt to climb it this is the wall system that we are requesting congress to fund. >> she is absolutely correct. i mean, every place they built a wall or barrier, it had a direct impact on illegal immigration. it has proved effective 100 percent of the time. i have said many times i can't believe congress isn't supporting more of a wall sees ago though it is 100 percent effective. when i was in san diego. we arrested over 1,000 aliens tonight through the soccer fields. as soon as we built a border wall it went down significantly, whether it's huma or san diego or el paso, every place they build a border barrier it had immediate impact on illegal immigration. ed: the caravan is not at the u.s. border and not each close to it. it still has many miles to go. many on the left dismissing it, this is the president trying to win politically in the midterms it's not a seriou

he was briefed by fema director brock long and homeland security chief kirstjen nielsen, saying the federal government is ready. >> everybody that's going to be hit, we have covered. and i just say god bless everyone, because it's going to be a rough one. it's going to be a very dangerous one. >> meanwhile, we also know the president appeared to struggle with a decision today whether to go to a campaign rally in erie, pennsylvania, tonight, tweeting that he decided to go so as to not disappoint the thousands of people that plan to be there. >>> and we have much more ahead on this special edition of "world news tonight" this wednesday from right here in florida. more on the hurricane. and the other major news tonight, details coming in about an alleged bomb plot on election day, the midterms. authorities say the suspect had built a 200-pound explosive. we'll tell you where. >>> also, the major headline involving that deadly limo crash tonight that killed 20 people. what we've now learned. >>> and the major shockwaves we're following on wall street today. the worst loss in eight months, 401(k

and secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen says she and her department are working with states to protect our votes. as kron4's washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... some are questioning if they are doing enough. sec. nielsenso we have made tremendous stridessecretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen says her agency is working with all 50 states to protect the midterm elections / homeland securitywe really and truly are throwing anything and everything we have at itoregon senator ron wyden says more needs to be done / oregon -duntil this administration backs specific and concrete legislation, most of this is just rhetoric.wyden calls on the administration to support his bill - the protecting american votes and elections act of 2018.sen. ron wyden / oregon -dwould ensure that everyone gets a paper ballot so that there is a way to prevent the hackers because you've got a paper trail.. alexandra limon / washington correspondenteven if dhs is able to protect the voting system, us intelligence agencies say russia is still trying to manipulate voters.. and interfer

reporter: on the southwest border dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen described what the u.s. military's role will be. >> engineering support and logistics. vehicle barriers, pedestrian barriers. we make that request to the department of defense. reporter: the pentagon will provide planes and helicopters and command and control facilities. the white house is discussing possible executive or regulatory action to stop illegal migrants from crossing over the bored or staying in the united states. a white house official telling fox news the administration is considering a wide range of administrative, legal and legislative options to address the democrat-created crisis of mass illegal immigration. >> we are looking at every possible way within the legal construct that we have to make sure those who do not have a legal right to come to this country do not come in, and/or are immediately apprehended, detained and removed. reporter: sources tell fox news no way forward has been determined yet. one vigorous discussion is what may or may not be legal. one thing the white house does hav

dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen give a few details. but they will not allow the caravan in. several people so far remained undeterred. >> they will be stopped. we are working with partners in mexico. they've taken unprecedented efforts within their territory to ensure an orderly flow with no legal right to be there. to be honest i really have to say that nobody cares because we want to do something because nobody has nothing. nobody has hopes injury. >> i better tell you i talked to dozens of people, maybe 100 people since i arrived last week and very few know what's going on. i talked about whose responsibility it is to tell them what they can expect when they get to the border. the u.s. government come down here and explain exactly what the president is saying in the news conference because that's not how they get information yet to be seen. i'll send it back to you. in terms of moving forward their tomorrow. back to you. arthel: william la jeunesse commit thank you very much. take care. >> to ignore seahorse of folks from unknown origins with intentions other than to come

kirstjen nielsen is homeland security secretary. she talked to martha yesterday. >> what we intend to do and i think the president has been very clear, if you do not have a legal right to come to this country and you come as part of this caravan, you will be returned home. the caravan cannot come to the united states. they will not be allowed. in they will not be allowed to stay. >> who is going to stop them? >> we will stop them. everything is on the table. we're continuing to work with the government of mexico, been a great partner. we are continuing to work with the other countries to prepare to receive those of their citizens back. everything is on the table to make it very clear that we have a sovereign right to protect our system. steve: one of the suggestions, one of the ideas, one of the problems is the migrants who cross illegally are still taken into custody. they could turn them around and try to force mexico to take them. and that could cause a conflict with mexico. but, white house officials said the u.s. has legal auth

senator mike lee as well as senator chuck grassley wrote a letter to kirstjen nielsen, homeland security secretary and says we have got to do something about, this and we have an idea. this is rooted in precedent. because in 2002, there was an agreement with canada saying anyone who seeks refugee status, you have to stop at your first country and then you have to seek asylum there they are saying we need to make this agreement. now that we're friendly with mexico and mexico's new administration started in a month said they are going to be sympathetic to these two migrants. kristin nelson you need to call to mexico they are seeking asylum in the first country and that would be mexico. brian: have you got to avoid the setup of america is on the border in camouflage, women, children, and beat up migrants just trying to get. in that is the image that we're being accurate to portray whe with the reality is. people would take that is america is a hard-hearted country. just a country protecting its border. steve: right. so far mexico has been able to convince 1700 largely hondurans to go ahead

as it relates to the mexican government, republican senators have called on kirstjen nielsen to work with mexico on the asylum claims. think about the amount of money we are spending, our fbi agents. they are working overtime. trish: texas, $800 million. what's the answer here? i kind of wonder, capri, do we need to disincentivize people from coming here. maybe we need to be a little tougher on people crossing in. we make it clear that you can't just come and expect to disappear into thin air. >> i think what happened the last several weeks and several years all the way back to the syrianings are mentioned in the earlier segment. this administration has been very clear, if you come here you may not be able too cross into this country. that's where the zero tolerance policy has come in. trish: but they reversed it. they say we are not going to split up families anymore, and tons more people come. >> i think you also need to recognize the fact that for those individuals that are legitimately basically fleeing communities that are riddled by crime and gangs and corruption. they see what

and weeks away from reaching the u-s. ( marty )secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen made a visit to calexico... to inspect the city's newly completed border wall. she talked about the approaching migrant caravan... and the bomb scares that targeted several democratic leaders. roy dorantes has the details. secretary nielsen in calexico friday... surveying the completed border wall project. she shared that eleven more miles of border barrier work on the east side of calexico is planned for next year.on of the concerns tied to the border is the approaching migrant caravan from the south. nielsen: "everything is on the table. we are working through that and discussing what that would mean in terms of implications operationallyshe confirms the military might get involved to help in border security."we have asked for engineering support, logistic support. it would include vehicle barriers, pedestrian barriers."she didn't give troop numbers or date of arrival."we fully intend to continue to tell those who come here that if you do not have a legal right to enter the united states,

kirstjen nielsen/secretary of homeland security: "we're out of space unfortunately given all of the increasing numbers." leyla santiago/tornillo, texas: "so the immigrant advocates that we're talking about are telling us they're seeing more children, more families coming in and crossing the border and the facilities aren't able to handle them. they don't have enough beds or places to care for them. so we're in tornillo, at this sort of temporary tent shelter. we're going to go in and ask more questions, find out how many children are in custody and how is the administration now handling this."our cameras were not allowed inside.the government provided this video. leyla santiago/tornillo, texas: "so we spent two hours behind the gates into what is really like an entire city back there. they have their own firefighters. they have a place to worship, have a place to eat. and we actually even went into one of the tents where they live. i could see bibles placed on their beds, teddy bears there every indication that these are children living here. and when i went to the barber shop, i met a young m

>>chris: secretary kirstjen nielsen, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>chris: up next, who and what is responsible for the deepening political divide in our country? we will bring in our sunday group to discuss whether it's president trump's job to play unifier in chief. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >> we have seen an effort by the media in recent hours to use the sinister actions of one individual to score political points against me and the republican party. >> i would like to think that everybody in america would think it's wrong to spend all your time from a position of power, vilifying people. questioning their patriotism. calling them enemies of the people and then suddenly pretending you're concerned about civility. >>chris: president trump and barack obama with very different views about who's to blame ab

nielsen, criticizing her and saying essentially she needs to start doing her job over at dhs. of course, don, that didn't sit well with john kelly, who considers nielsen to be his protege essentially. she was at dhs when he was the dhs secretary. he brought her over to the west wing when he was chief of staff. he was the one who persuaded president trump to nominate her to leave dhs. president trump actually sided with john bolton on that remark. i'm told that only added to john kelly's anger here. people walked away from this argument thinking there was a significant chance that john kelly could resign over something like this. that's how angry he was. now, he's threatened to resign in the past. people have seen that as an empty threat. when he got in arguments with president trump. but don, i'm told by sources inside the white house that this was a really unusual fight and they've never seen it be so heated between john bolton and john kelly before. >> kaitlan, let me get this straight. the president was present for part of it but later denied knowing about it? >> reporter:

here is what homeland secretary kirstjen nielsen told fox. >> everything is on the table. i just can't be clear. every measure we tried. every measure we haven't tried. every measure on the table to make it clear we have a sovereign right to protect our citizens. >> the group families belong together say this is straight up a latino ban. the group calls for common sense immigration laws that make our country strong by respecting people's rights and honoring our shared values. >>> a federal judge says georgia voters cannot have ballots thrown out on a technicality. stop rejecting absentee ballots with voter signatures that do not match those on record. two have charged in gwinnett county violated voters rights. the law requires county officials to send pre-rejection notices and resolve issues within three days. the spokesperson is reviewing the order. stacey abrams has made voter suppression an issue. her republican opponent brian kem per kemp overseas the elections as secretary of state. >>> the reason you don't panic when stocks tank one day, you may miss the bounce back.

rob: homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen sounding off to lawmakers, warning that china poses the number one threat to the upcoming midterms. >> foreign influence or foreign interference campaigns, china absolutely is on an unprecedented or exerting unprecedented effort to influence american opinion. rob: president trump and vice president pence accused china of trying to interfere with the administration's tough trade policies with them. jillian: when they go low we kick them. republicans are outraged over those words from former attorney general eric holder. rob:.>> the left rhetoric reacha new low, eric holder chiming in with negative words for republicans while channeling michelle obama. listen to this. >> michelle always say when they go low, we go high. no, no. they go low, we kick em. >> holder continuing to back up his aggressive remarks as the party's ideals. >> that's what this new democratic party is about. it's time for us as democrats to be as tough as they are, to be as dedicated as they are, to be as committed as they are. >> holder making those comments at an e