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Chairman of the house intelligence committee. you dealt with a lot of these complaints. >> i did. >> how often did you deal with a complaint that had to do with the president of the united states? >> exactly none. and this is so unprecedented. normally the complaints that would come in are about misdeeds inside of the intelligence -- or at least alleged misdeeds inside the intelligence committee. it could be everything from financial misdeeds to handling of information misdeeds to sometimes bigg...

The fbi. we might have saved 100 lives there. lets look for where the answers are and, yes, lets try to do something to prevent these shootings. >> let me ask you, there are people in the senate right now, republicans and democrats, talking about a red flag law which would encourage states to pass laws that allow judges and others, family members, to take away somebodys guns after an adjudication process of some sort. would you support that? would you support expanding background checks? >> we d...

They would find out he was investigated by 14 months for the fbi and we might have saved lives and lets look for the answer and try to do something to prevent the shootings. >> so let me ask you, there are people in the senate right now, republicans and democrats, talking about a red flag law which would encourage states to pass laws that allow judges and others, family members, to take away somebodys guns after an adjudication process of some sort. would you support that? would you support expa...

That would allow migrant children and their parents to be locked up indefinitely as they go through the adjudication process, so internment camps for thousands and thousands. we already have, well as of last december, 15,000 children locked up in detention centers and prisons across america. they want to do far more. that has 40 republican sponsors in the previous congress, not a single democrat. my bill has 40 democratic sponsors and not a single republican. all im saying is treat peemt with de...

Universal background checks. is there anything you are hearing floating around that you think could have a majority agreeing on at? would it be those red flag laws? whats the most likely thing that could get past? >> the most likely thing that i think you get past would be these red flag laws. that i have and many conservatives have come its the lack of judicial process. as long as we address that, i think it would be something bipartisan. another problem im seeing is democrats, they realize tha...

>> i havent heard a democrat say that this is a manufactured crisis anna matter of months. it is so overwhelming. i am hoping to have a signed letter for a pilot program that we have been working on. we call it "operation safe return." basically making the adjudication process very efficient. rapidly and more accurately determine those who dont have a good claim. return them to their home country. hopefully we will have bipartisan support as a strong signal to the human traffickers to say that w...

Understood the issue of immigration at its core and frankly i dont think he really cares about the -- about how this actually works and what the core problems are. if he did he wouldnt shut off aid to the northern tri angle countries which is exactly what we need to be doing to fix the stability, to deal with violence and crime at the heart of the country so that these migrants dont come across. look, this deal from what i understand is not going to work because now apparently, you know original...

Of family ties. here is what the white house would like to do. like to flip it and make it 57% employment and skills, 33% family, 10% humanitarian and other grounds and dont forget they want to end the visa lottery. border security. the president will talk about that. building the new wall. modernizing ports of entry. updating the legal immigration process. if you know anyone trying to immigrate to this country it is long and expensive. expedite the adjudication process and quickly remove those ...

Of yesterday afternoon speaking to u.s. officials, some of whom were involved in these negotiations. right now, it looks like its just a difference of semantics. the u.s. said that they still needed to work out a lot of the operational and logistical details. they even wouldnt go so far as to say that these asylum seekers would definitely have to wait until a judge weighs in on their decision. it wasnt quite clear how far along in the adjudication process they would need to be before they entere...

Once they get in and claim credible fear, 80% of them thats 8/10 will lose their case because they are presenting fraudulent claims according to tom homan, form early of i.c.e. your take on what the u.s. should do with these caravans headed to the border? >> i completely agree with the president. we need to change the laws and close these loopholes we need better barriers no doubt about it but the fact of the matter is we reward people for coming to this country illegally because if they get in ...