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Good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: tell this how this happened. >> for prom i decided to go to a vintage shop in downtown salt lake. i was looking for a dress that had a modest neckline and was unique. and second, i saw this dress. i was immediately drawn to it and its beauty and i bought it the night of prom i got multiple compliments from strangers and even from teachers and administrators and my friends. when i posted it on twitter, the day after was the simple caption prom. that was whe...

Presidentsy in less than a month doubled down on the tough immigration talk that is coming from this administration. are you witnessing changes that you never thought you would see? you look at what this president has done and its much different than anything weve seen in the past. >> you know, the reality im just going to say it. we have a president that actually cares. were seeing a vice president that is going down there and seeing and talking and explaining what needs to be done. i just hope...

These two policies gave the administrators the ability to determine who gets to enjoy free speech on that campus and who does not. and, of course, as we have seen time and again it was the conservative speakers who were silenced while liberal speakers were given basically free reign on the campus. pete: you say there is a high profile speaker policy that ultimately leads to fees against conservative speakers and they say we have to spend all this money on security so as a result there is a bias ...

Transparency. ive had a lot of constituents over the years been very concerned about decisions and various agencies that get made by administrators or the bureaucracy and in some cases they cant get access to the underlying data that underpins the decisions. the proposal you put forward, how does that address that issue? will it be replicated, maybe peer reviewed, so that we can all work off facts? >> this is -- this is an interest to congress. there is proposed legislation to address this very ...

Implements. help me understanding your principles to determine spending money using any kind of previous spending guidance to make these decisions? >> congressman, i believe that as we are making decisions we have policy and guidelines at the agency that drive those decisions. some of them attributable to the science part of our office but they govern our decisions every day. >> similar to the guidelines that governed your predecessors decisions? >> yes. these are policies that predated our time...

In a deep-rooted care and concern for those individuals that may be far and above what weve seen from previous administrators that have overseen that agency. hes a highly qualified individual and were going to continue looking at this and continue moving forward. >> are you telling us that the white house was not aware of any of the allegations before the president decided to name dr. jackson, just, first of all, to clarify? >> im telling you that none of those things have come up in the four se...

That may be far and above what weve seen from previous administrators that have overseen that agency. highly qualified individual. well continue looking at this and continue moving forward. julie? >> are you telling us that the white house is not aware of any of the allegations before the president decided to name dr. jackson? >> im telling you none of those things have come up in the four separate background investigations that have taken place. theres been no area of concern that was raised fo...

Care and concern for those individuals that may be far and above what weve seen from previous administrators that have overseen that agency. hes a highly qualified individual. were coronet looking at this and moving forward. julie? >> are you tells us that the white house is not aware of any of the allegations before the president decided to name dr. jackson just to clarify? >> none of those things came up in the four separate background investigations that have taken place. theres been no area ...

Philosophy of "the new york times." so pruitt, who just got excore yatd again by "the times" in their sunday edition as far as conservatives go, as far as the president goes, hes doing the right thing on policy. and whether he weather this storm or not is to be seen, but its only one mans decision. its not senators bloviating, its the president. >> well, true. but people are saying, okay, policy, so who cares about personal morality, who cares about spending taxpayer money. but this is a guy who...

>> laura: i love this. "defending the first," we. the latest target of campus censorship and the epidemic is renowned history professor emeritus. in north carolina, they tried to ban him from delivering a lecture. the committees excuse. the lecture would not be academic enough. we have the spokesman for the group. we have other stories to get to. they allowed him to speak on campus but not at that particular venue which is bigger and they put him off to the side somewhere. they said you can spea...