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Is built with 0 federal dollars, all private donations that would give injured military vets a place for education, recreation and rehabilitation in the same spot. it is wounded warriors mammoth.org. it will be on our webpage. >> thank you. time for your real news roundup. the associated press, accusing a virginia detention center that houses illegal immigrants a multiple abuses. and barack obama was in office, the story has been updated after washington examiner media reported spotted the omiss...

On immigration that is not sufficient for the moment and not about 2300 kids separated from their parents at the border but tens of thousands of kids can we get of abuses dating back for a long time, this is a problem the federal government is not handling and wont be able to start to do until congress passes sensible legislation. >> i dont see a path forward. we have a couple members here in what we are hearing on the hill does not seem like there is any pathway we can charge with the current m...

Everything we have been saying and undid everything he has been saying when he said only congress can fix this problem. >> shannon: is that factual? are there things that simply have to be fixed through the legislative channels and if the senates top democrat i think basically its not worthwhile, not going to fix anything, is it the white houses fault? is of the presidents fault? where does the blame fault? >> i assume that shermer is talking narrowly about the fleece face plant at the white hou...

Depending on whom you talk to the moral credibility of the us has been in question for some time some argue that it took a hit yesterday when the united states withdrew from the united nations human rights council and the council promotes human rights and investigates abuses around the world or us ambassador to the you when nikki haley justified her countrys exit by accusing the council of hypocrisy and bias against israel human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council t...

Cages? >> guy: that is the previous crisis when you had unaccompanied minors housed in cages in the same facility. the virginia example you gave earlier about the alleged abuses in the obama administration. the idea that this is all new under trump is not true. >> harris: that is the point i want to make. policy shift. >> guy: however, the zero tolerance was a significant shift. my frustrati democrats were saying this is the biggest moral outrage, this is the humanitarian crisis. then instantly ...

Everybody with a child into the country no questions asked. now, that also would include human traffickers, drug cartels and others exploiting the children that theyre traveling with. so, do you see how irresponsible and even cruel it would be for the administration to just wave all family units in without vetting who these people are? predictably, liberals have attempted to focus attention on images of children, heartbreaking for sure, separated from their parents at the border. i have a questi...

Far? >> i think the fact he was able to repeat how many abuses there were. how much bias there was. whether or not he concludes that the overall findings are biased. when you have almost everyone involved in the process being biased to me its 12 clansmen on a jury and a african-american was convicted. you know those people are biased going in and thats the way i see this with the f.b.i. >> bill: thank you. the republican from new york. >> sandra: well dive deeper into both of these big stories w...

Of time, myself in central america, i know how desperately hard it is for the children there. and the terrible abuses that they endure both at home and in some cases when they come to the united states, that long trek that entire way. were all really concerned about the well being of children and keeping children with their parents of course is always the ideal. but the truth of the matter is, the homeland security secretary said it right yesterday, of the 12,000 kids in u.s. custody, its 2,000,...

When he was doing was journalistic, but more importantly, it was so human, bringing people on a journey with him while he met people in their place with their food and with their meals, with their culture. >> i think tony was trying to make the world a little bit more hospitable. a little bit more understanding and more friendly. he was trying to show, yes, we speak different languages and we come from different cultures and different religion, but were all people and we have unique stories to t...

A single senior official for torture. is that how were supposed to understand your strong measures against this practice. youre talking about the rule of law im talking about due process youre doing drugs getting people to torture do procedures do procedures what is the senior level that were talking about this on details which has to be seen and has to be discussed the committee against torture last year pointed the finger at the afghan national police commander in kandahar and said it was wide...