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>> time for congress to give us lasting solution that would give no doubt that dreamers are americans and that they are here to stay. chris: california attorney general javier bacerra, son of mexican immigrants call on congress to protect the dreamers as federal judge blocks the administration's roleback of daca. it's a fox news sunday exclusive plus the president imposes new sanctions on iran but decides not to blow up the nuclear deal for now. we will ask our sunday panel what happens next in u.s. relations with iran. and our power player of the week, which is is tougher politics and footbal...

The senator said this. >> this is what he used, vile and vulgar comments, the exact word used by the president, not more, repeatedly. chris: secretary, you were in the meeting in the oval office, did the president say that? >> i don't recall him saying that exact phrase. i think he has been clear and i would certainly day undoubtedly the use strong language when it comes to this issue because he feels passionate about it. what was frustrating about the meeting for all of us in the meeting although the deal presented in theory and approached to the four pillars upon which we had agreed, did not...

>> time for congress to give us lasting solution that would give no doubt that dreamers are americans and that they are here to stay. chris: california attorney general javier bacerra, son of mexican immigrants call on congress to protect the dreamers as federal judge blocks the administration's roleback of daca. it's a fox news sunday exclusive plus the president imposes new sanctions on iran but decides not to blow up the nuclear deal for now. we will ask our sunday panel what happens next in u.s. relations with iran. and our power player of the week, which is is tougher politics and footbal...

Luther king holiday weekend, the nation's capitol is still reeling from president trump's remarks about immigrants from africa and haiti. his comments have reignited the debate of whether the president is a racist and derailed progress in a bipartisan deal on immigration, a setback that could let to government shutdown midnight friday, joining me now for exclusive interview, the new secretary of homeland security nielson. >> thank you. chris: let's discuss the false alarm in hawaii, just after 8:00 people got this alert, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this ...

>> this is what he used, vile and vulgar comments, the exact word used by the president, not more, repeatedly. chris: secretary, you were in the meeting in the oval office, did the president say that? >> i don't recall him saying that exact phrase. i think he has been clear and i would certainly day undoubtedly the use strong language when it comes to this issue because he feels passionate about it. what was frustrating about the meeting for all of us in the meeting although the deal presented in theory and approached to the four pillars upon which we had agreed, did not address the core secur...