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Release. the president eliminated catch and release last year. due to these loop holes we found they must be released after 20 days. detention beds, personnel, as that magnet of lawlessness still draws people by the thousands to our borders. why not attempt the journey if you have no belief youllver be caught? we must change the environment and reduce those poll factors of the unfortunately, time and time again, congress has fail ed to. worse still, some members have continuallysed efforts to se...

"the washington post"s eugene robinson. let me just throw the conversation this way, gene and hugh, i want you both to get in on this, everybody. here is peggy noonan. and here is the horror for me of las vegas. i was not shattered. that shatters me, she writes. it is not the new normal. it is the new abnormal and deep down we know its not going to stop. >> no, its not going to stop. you know, these things happen, theyre awful, theyre tragic. and then we start the gun debate non-debate. one reas...

Eat in d.c., the trump international hotel, less than a mile away from the white house. as the hill noted at the time, it was the 57th day he spent in a trump property as president. now that was a week and a half ago and already that number has climbed to 62. according to the "the new york times," a running count of all of the things about the donald trump presidency that are abnormal. perhaps the most abnormal of all is the way that he and his family are making money off his being president. an...

>> oh, waiter -- >> too close to call -- >> one order of crow, please. >> one order of crow, yes. >> i could feel sweat as i realized that this was wrong. we had to correct it. >> and so did every other network. within minutes. >> nbc news is taking florida out of vice president gores column and putting it back in the too close to call column. >> florida pulled back into the undecided column. computer and data problems -- >> we pulled it back until we can examine the data and see where we are. >...

>> oh, waiter. >> too close to call. >> one offered crow, please. >> and i could actually feel sweat as i realized that this was wrong. we had to correct it. >> and so did every other network, within minutes. >> nbc news is now taking florida out of vice president gores column and putting it back in the too close to call column. >> bulletin, florida pulled back into the undecided column. computer and data problems. >> we pulled it back until we can examine the data and see where we are. >> this ...

Poison the cancer more than you poisoned the body. thats why we have so many side effects from chemo youre also poisoning the body. now we got our immune system to rec fiz that the cans recognize that the cancer is an invader. if the body doesnt see cancer as an invader its not going to target it. now our body immune system which the cancers been tricking us. its been tricking the immune system. now our immune system is fighting back because were tricking back the body into saying, hey, this is ...

And now its an abnormal on top of an abnormal and they have got a real tough situation on their hands. but once again, its conjecture, i dont know. but i still assert from the very beginning that they were dealing with some sort of problem. >> fran, you still think, you still look obviously at the terrorism angle or sabotage angle, some sort of human involvement here. the questions ive had, and we talked about this before the program, is if it did land somewhere, wouldnt somebodys cell phone on ...

Situation. if they were trying to find this and that screen went blank, now they have to refer to a standard, lets call it a paper checklist. and now its an abnormal on top of an abnormal and they have got a real tough situation on their hands. but once again, its conjecture, i dont know. but i still assert from the very beginning that they were dealing with some sort of problem. >> fran, you still think, you still look obviously at the terrorism angle or sabotage angle, some sort of human invol...

Talk to him each day -- >> no, but a republican -- take a republican member, a standard republican member of the senate or the house of representatives, are you telling me that the threat of a primary challenge has no effect whatsoever on their political behavior? >> well, if the standard, though -- to answer that question -- is are you willing to engage in abnormal procedural activity in the united states congress, then every one of them or nearly every one of them would be guilty of that charg...

Then they all have dirty hands. >> well, i agree with you that the abnormal has become normal. former governor tim pawlenty, i really appreciate your time tonight, thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> john judas with "the new republic" where he just wrote the cover story on the future of the tea party. the far rights role in the republican party. john, i want to begin with a little senate hate, because its something i think you and i see eye to eye on. can we get rid of the hold? why is it the case th...