ander we should call on them too something to controlth the bord? why wouldn't we build a wall? i don't i understand. where is their obligation unless? >> as a matter fact, mexico did that before the united states. that's a different story. remittances are incredibly important for the mexican economy but also you have to remember that there are many other resources. >> tucker: i agree. >> is not that mexico wouldn't exist without the united states, that's false. >> tucker: actually, this is america's fault. i dodo think to a small degree,e spent an awful lot of time trying to improve countries across the globe and not enough paying attention to latin america. this is a problem because the mexican government is dysfunctional and its leaders to steal the money and leave and have houses in switzerland. why don't you and people like you, and me, too, put pressure on the mexican government to serve its own people and maybe
>> sean: they found their way to a sanctuary city and they need can stay. >> sean: what about my wife? why do we have to wait in line behind people who came here legally? >> there aren't enough work visas -- >> serious question. we paid $10,000 for a lawyer. i'm asking a serious question. why should my wife, a successful working class web developer, who did nothing but provide to the country, why should we have to wait, if the message from the democratic party to illegals is citizenship as an intergalactic -- >> she was able to get her visa, able to stay in this country wheezesthere are availablefo for her. >> 100 come here illegally? >> sean: do you worry about alled kind of crossing the bord? >> absolutely. we should put a wall may be in canada, ride? up? >> i don't have a problem with that.
pattern that we've seen right across the bord. >> it's a good point, because one of the most incriminating e-mails manafort sent was turning around to his assistant in ukraine after he gets on the campaign and says, how do we use to make whole, how do we monetize this position? we know that flynn was m monetizing this position during the campaign. the question, was he trying to do it as the national security adviser of the united states of america? >> certainly appears that way. he was lying to the fbi at the time. he was questioned about his meeting with ambassador kislyak, he did not tell them about the sanctions which was a continuing theme also, that started right with the trump tower meeting on june 9th, with don jr. and continued right through to the time that trump became president, which is why congress voted a law that basically handcuffed the president. so this was an issue that rings true in a lot of respects. the real question is, if he took
administration, one calling for increased prosecution of migrants. >> where possible, prosecutors are directed to charge criminal aliens with document fraud, aggravated identity theft where an alien has unlawfully entered the country which is a demeanor, that alien will be charged with a felony if they unlaughly enter or attempt to enter a second time and certain aggravating circumstances are present. >> he's urging federal probation reporters to focus in on border and smuggling crimes. >> aliens that we enter will be referred for felony prosecution. >> but in response critics to the accused, quote, scaring the public by hillary -- linking illegals to criminals. >> the most important thing is to send a message to the world that the bord certify not open.
out of the public eye releasing his latest album black star just days ago on his 69th birthday. . much to critical acclaim. the album topping charts in the uk and the u.s. highlighting his unparalleled ability to push the envelope even after four decades in the industry. >> certainly an amazing performer. that's it for me. thanks for watching. the news continues next on cnn. hello, i'm pamela brown in for brooke baldwin. great to have you with us on this monday. we begin. with politics. new polls show just how tight the republican race for the white house is getting in iowa and how clear cut the leader bord is in new hampshire. those are the two states with the primary contests in the nation and less than a month away. moments ago a poll released of
>> hello, jim. >> and we looked at a hate speech which is a speech that insult insults or threatens people based on the race, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or other traits. was the kacandidate's proposal hate speech? >> no, jim. he was speaking the truth, and we have a serious problem in the country, and for over a decade now, we are pushing on 15 years since 9/11 and we have not secu secured the bord, and reformed the visa system, and 40% of the people here are on expired or visas that are out of date the. so politicians have run amok. >> and now, the idea that you need to firm up the -- i want to share something because i just got this in the in-box that donald trump is going to be
also, other airplanes flown by russian pilots, and flown very close on that bord, and we shall know soon if the russian airplanes were in turkish air space or if they were in the syrian air space, we will know it soon enough where where those plane planes were, and obviously a clearly dangerous situation. guys, stand by. we have much more coming up, including the more of the fallout of the downing of the russian fighter jet and what happened to the pilots seen parachuting from the burning plane. we will have live reports from russia and turkey, and much more of the special coverage right after this.
90s and this is truly unprecedented. >> yeah, it is. it's extraordinary and what happened in paris is you have the parliament that have almost unanimously voted this week to extend the state of emergency for three months and it gives the police here and intelligence agency sweeping powers for search and seizure, preventative detention, things that you would not normally see play out here, and not in the united states without a lot of justification and warrants. is that what's needed to get the intelligence or is that crossing a line when it comes to civil liberties? >> i think it might be over bord. this takes a long time to develop the tintelligence to
bord in 2010 and two guns at the scene belong today the fast and furious program come is program meant to track guns but lost track of all of the guns. the judge ruled the jurors will probably not near anything about fast and furious. william is live from tucson with more. >> reporter: the family hoped for trials. one for the men who killed brian and the second for the fast and furious program putting it on trial. but the judge ruled the source of the weapons is not relevant to crime and the issue cannot be raised in court. >> five years and not close to justice. >> reporter: brian terry died in the arizona desert in 2010 shot by a mexican cartel member sold
countries we have seen has not been willing to accept these mooi grans who were at the bord -- my grant who were at the station, we saw them at the station in budapest. can you exexplain what these people were going through and where hungary was not accepting? >> these are people we would all recognize their lives. previously, they were living some syria and they had jobs and owned houses and renen rented o saving to send their kids to college. they are on a long journey to seek safety. as a european, i'm ashamed that european countries have forgotten where the term legal status refuge was created. it was created after the world war ii when organizations like the irc worked to protect and to help people flee from nazi-occupied europe. the fact european countries are