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What are the chances the house can come to an agreement? >> i dont plan to vote for it because it is not going to stem the tide and the overwhelming numbers coming across the border. the money that will be used here is not for enforcement, not barriers, it is not for extra beds for detention. it is going to just facilitate quicker releases and i dont think it will do anything to disincentive eyes illegal classroom coming across in the numbers we have already seen, 144,000 last month alone and we...

Revelation that need to be targeted in those with mental illness and criminal backgrounds and stop trying to take away the rights of law-abiding americans. >> we would disagree that that is the goal and quite frankly, with what you decided we would have some agreement and overlap but i dont see legislation coming from the right but does that. >> the second amendment does that. >> it does not address rental illness or universal background checks. >> we have so many barriers already and i think wh...

Revelation that need to be targeted in those with mental illness and criminal backgrounds and stop trying to take away the rights of law-abiding americans. >> we would disagree that that is the goal and quite frankly, with what you decided we would have some agreement and overlap but i dont see legislation coming from the right but does that. >> the second amendment does that. >> it does not address rental illness or universal background checks. >> we have so many barriers already and i think wh...

♪ talking about my generation ♪ you dont try to dig what we all say ♪ ♪ talking about my generation ♪ not trying to cause a big sensation ♪ >> every political move, nation to nation, is really to try and break down these barriers between people. ♪ my generation ♪ >> all of them were obsessively listening to one another. and what became the game was, who can take rock n roll someplace more interesting? ♪ ♪ if i needed someone to love ♪ youre the one that id be thinking of �...

>> reporter: after apollo 11, her career took off. over 45 years from 1958 to 2003, she continued to break barriers and became the first female senior executive at the kennedy space center. >> when you looked at joann and the way she worked the politics and the way she did things, she had greatness. >> reporter: do you think you would be where you are today without someone like joann morgan? >> no, i dont. she was a champion for me. shes a huge inspiration to say, you can do this. >> reporter: y...

Immigrants, sending out tweets going after people of color, anyone that doesnt agree to him. and i say this -- we need to tear down the barriers of success, we need to stop those mean tweets and that divide, we need to cross the river to a higher plain in our politics and give everyone in this country a seat at the table. >> lets check in, tell us more of what were hearing about these candidates. there are similarity in messages but perhaps its the differences in messaging, how theyre doing it. ...

A monolith. we dont all go in and make the same considerations and vote the same way. we just saw a forum down in south carolina a week ago hosted by the black economic alliance which focused very principally on how it is were going to create black wealth. what are those issues and barriers that stand in the way of entrepreneurship, access to lending and capital, particularly for black women. education remains an ever present issue for so many in the black community, housing, criminal justice an...

Mayor gillum, ill start with you. the black vote, this term that seems like theres a monolithic group of voters is a little bit off, but what does a candidate have to do to try to appeal to this so-called black vote? what issues are the most important? >> well, i mean youre right to point out that black vote is not a monolith. we dont all go in and make the same considerations and vote the same way. we just saw a forum down in south carolina a week ago hosted by the black economic alliance which...

Blue, were breathing again. thanks a lot. >> were sitting there watching, it was just so dramatic. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me, and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> after apollo 11, joanns career took off. over 45 years from 1958 to 2003, she continued to break barriers and became the first female senior executive at the kennedy space center. >> when you looked at joann and the way she worked the politics and the way s...

And it was so dramatic. >> its one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> and my husband looked at me and he said you are going to be in the history books. >> reporter: after apollo 11, joannes career took off. over 45 years from 1958 to 2003, she continued to break barriers and became the first female senior executive at the kennedy space center. >> when you looked at joanne and the way she worked the politics and the way she did things, she had greatness. >> do you think that you w...