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[inaudible] >> how will the muslim world respond? >> not only muslim world but i think the whole world is reacting. and the whole world is against it decision. >> will you tell mr. tillerson that? >> i already told him and im going to repeat it. >> i already told him and i will tell him again. the white house says this actually could smooth the way for the peace process it takes off the table an issue that was going to be left for the final status. sandra, safe to say even if the president makes...

Reporting about how jared and ivanka and the so-called moderates in the west wing were opposed to what they did today by ending daca. >> i think, if there was ever something that would put to rest this idea that ivanka and jared are serving as some sort of moral moderator in the white house, this is it. >> let me jump in. because i agree with you. they are either the most impotent white house advisers in the history of the american presidency or theyre lying about everything and they say to the ...

20 years. >> right. >> the idea that in the next six months, in addition to everything else they have on their plates, theyll find a solution, seems like an uphill climb. >> your reporting also suggests that his own aides didnt believe that he grasped the policy details. it was toward the end of the updated piece on your papers website today, that piece i read at the top of the show, that was stunning, an aide saying as late as an hour before the announcement was made they were not sure he grasp...

Priorities who were simply registered at local i.c.e. offices be deported. i wonder if he is aware or if the reporting that you have suggests that maybe there was some lack of awareness that, without the protections, certainly deportation is possible. >> deportation is possible, and without work permits, obviously, it becomes much harder for people to earn a living or, you know, contribute to society. and i think thats -- he is somebody who has expressed sympathy, as you have shown in these clip...

Exactly what he was announcing today. i wonder if thats why he was sent out to make the announcement, he was arguing that there was a deadline in place because of the attorneys general who were going to sue. can you walk us through a legal fact-check for what the white house was really facing today. >> of course. so they were facing this september 5th deadline, that being today, when the attorney general of texas and other conservative attorneys general were going to amend a case in order to leg...

Were once reliant on the united states that was consistent in its view of the world. and most importantly, in its view of itself. because thats where the value is. the principles that underpin everything we stand for seemingly now are up for grabs. and it is men and women in the voice of john mccain for example, not just a domestic but global stage, that tries to give that some context and to give some peace of mind, if you will, to those concerned about what direction the country is going in. >...

Administrative policies to make this himself. a lot of people said that jeff sessions as attorney general would never have defended this in court, so they allowed him to be the face of this while allowing trump to distance himself from this decision that he has said he has been so conflicted about. >> kimberly, i think thats sort of getting at the crux of this. this is the ultimate kind of having it both ways, but its also, i think, the most brazen display of the presidents political weakness th...

David jolly, republican from florida, donna edwards. democrat from maryland and john pedores, from the "new york post." whats become of the republican party? >> bush and reagan were speaking of people who never acted under their own volition, right. thats who we are talking about with d.r.e.a.m.ers. they didnt have the ability to make a decision to break the law. thats the class of immigrants we are talking about. a step back. today shows us the complete disconnect between todays white house and...

To get to yes. most of our senators are looking for a way ultimately to do this before. they know the alternative is, failure is not an option. we have to get this done. >> neil: >> neil: senator, i sph the confidant of trump, she was working with the independent group to launch a primary challenge to nevada republican, dean heller, as a result of his opposition to this measure. do you think thats fair? >> i would not advocate that. i think sender dean heller, look every senator, is taking a har...

But there is a growing course of big names saying look, the fed should wait. they are saying the fed should wait and point to anemic wage growth, low ib inflation and all the volatility weve seen and the worry is that that volatility can spill over into the economy. many say it is the wrong time to pull the trigger. rates are meant to hold down loans for car loans and mortgages. even if the fed puts it decision on ice today rates will eventually go occupy. and when it does pull the trigger it is...