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That socialism has been a failure. >> that is what. dont want to get too deep, if you dont educate people about the past, you dont learn in future, socialism has never worked. it hurts the people. what an opportunity to educate that free market capitalism as empowered and enrich more people. >> we are watching this take place, more than 30 people dead, starving a taking hold, and they are expecting inflation prices to go up so much, 2200%. that is 2,000 increase in prices. >> i am hearing $160 c...

>> neil: all right. the scene in los angeles played out in airports across the country. outside those airports, president trumps immigration order and the protests that prompted delays for folks, sporadic international check-in points again, across the country. william la jeunesse joins us from lax. how are things looking there? >> quieter today. 109 immigrants were held at airports around the country according to the administration. the "wall street journal" had that enough higher, 375 in the f...

Hours it was 375. the seven countries affected by the 90 day travel ban, a lot of people. here is a list of the number of visas issued in 2015 that includes -- total about 70,000. travelers from all of these countries require a visa to enter the united states. the source of the confusion, number one, did it apply to legal permanent residence. people who lived in the u.s. for 15, 20 years, some people did arrive were denied entry and were deported. listen to this man who was waiting for his broth...

Blocked part, preventing those that were detained at u.s. airports during the early hours of this order. the scenes at american airports were a whirlwind of the trump precedence they sought proposals on everything on foreign-made goods to the mexican wall to the ditching of the transpacific partnership trade deal, but was this travel ban that had the most immediate repercussions. [ cheering ] at airports around the country, celebration after judge ann donolly at the federal district court in b...

Predominantly muslim, for a temporary period of time and suspends indefinitely the admission of syrian refugees. and so, all of what were seeing right now is a reaction to this in part because even though donald trump talked about this on the campaign trail, even though this is in many ways delivering on a promise he made to his voters and following through on what he said he would do, the order itself sort of came up quickly, and the implementation seemed to be a little spotty, although the pre...

Misconception that they make the u.s. more vulnerable to attack. thats not the case. as soon as i heard the news, i thought of my next guest who wrote the book on the subject, the united states of jihad, investigating americas home grown terrorists. my colleague, peter bergen joins me. you went through 330 cases of terror prosecuted in the united states since september 11. who are the 330? >> well, overwhelmingly americans. in fact, sample size since we last spoke has grown to something like 375...

The move seems at odds which gives safe haven to those who escape persecution. the united states did nothing to warrant the 9/11 attack, which claimed 3,000 innocent lives of our citizens, but our toppling of saddam hussein in search of wmd did tip an important domino that contributed to the destabilization of the region, wreaking havoc from which some of these refugees are now fleeing. plus, as my colleague peter bergen documented in his book "the united states of jihad" there have been roughly...

Three inches per hour. so visibility less than a quarter of a mile. its not over yet. were still looking for the threat for blizzard conditions to persist across cape cod where we could get a total of 18 inches of snow. now, back behind the system where weve had lighter amounts of snow but sleet and freezing rain, be careful tonight. its going to be very icy out there across the south. i mention the delays in san francisco. we have our atmospheric river, the tropical moisture plume, coming throu...

About what disappoints him about waste. $500,000 to study if smiling in a selfie makes you happier, and the most ironic of all and my favorite, $375 grand to study if producing studies provides better studies. and $2.5 million to study what makes the perfect first date. >> i would like to see the $2.5 million study to see what makes the perfect date. it could help my dating life. but all this stuff is little things that really do add up, and we the taxpayers are the ones that are going to end up...