on the border detention centers to try and find some answers. now, every president, every party has left their fingerprints on the state of our immigration system today. the reagan administration s amnesty policy drew widespread backlash and still gives some nservatives pause today. the bush administration had its faults. the administration struggled to handle a spike in migrations amid mass deportations. but at the moment, the current administration is separating families from their children at our bor with mexico, not because of a law, but because this administration has chosen to do so. so far despite nearly 2000 children being separated from their families, what s missing from this story are a flood of images of these young children. it was images of children, after all, that spurred the president to change course in syria. so far, this young toddler has become the face of this policy.
stop and look at her for just a moment. and remember that there are thousands thousands of
there you have it. thank you so much for tuning in tonight. sweet and on your tweet me your thoughts on the show. we will see you right back here at 9:00 a.m. and noon on weekdays. tucker carlson is up next good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. the separation of children of the border has since, it ceased to be a news story, it now seems to be a competition to see who can reach greater heights of rhetorical success and self-righteous posturing. nancy pelosi and even hillary clinton took an early lead in the contest by bypassing public policy questions entirely and moving straight to theology. the hypocrisy of all people in our country not to clamber
for what the administration is doing to end. those who justify central tenet of christianity. jesus said suffer the little children onto me. he did not say love the children suffer. sandra: s of the same people who support the third term post-viability abortion for purposes of selection are now lecturing you about
means and what it will do in terms of dividing or excluding and king is is big because his part of the party is fundamental. ask him why he hasn t deleted thretweet. we ll be watching. thanks very much. cuomo prime time later tonight. 9:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. that s it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. next, trump s victory lap. what s next after his major supreme court win today. and can democrats do anything to stop him? senator booker is outfront. plus, house speaker demands an apology from maxine waters. it s amazing how lacking any such demand has ever been from the speak whern it comes to the president and the president calls it a crisis on the southern border. one border town mayor though says it s anything but and that mayor is is our guest. let s go outfront. tonight, trump s travel ban.
secelebrating the supreme court decision to uphold his third version of the travel ban. tremendous success for the american people. a
live with a lawyer who was arguing against this policy in court today. who will update on us whether the trump administration is complying with the judge s timetable to put these families back together again. we start tonight with fredrick vaughn stew ben. he was born in 1730 in the kingdom of presha. an air that is modern day germany. at 17 he joined the preshan army and fought in the seven years war. it was one of the most sophisticated and powerful armies in the world. he had a distinguished military career, eventually becoming a top aid to fredrick the great. he also believed to be a openly gay man. back then, being gay was a crime. in 1753 he was dismissed from the army. he was rumored he was let go because he was gay. with no job and nowhere to go,
fredrick went to america. he arrived in the states in the throes of the revolutionary war in 1777. the continental army was losing. they suffered through a bit l winter at valley forge. the troops were living in filth, untrained.
already see turtles with straws in their nose, we will see if they are actually accurate, because we might have to revisit, but this is the straw cleaner that comes with a portable straw, so if you like that kind or this kind, you can email us at the story. and we will share. tucker: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight, we know that it is a little bit strange, a little bit odd that john brennan still has a high level security clearance. he does not work for the government anymore. he is a cable news gap or who spends his life yelling at people on twitter. he is also a political extremist who if you listen carefully seems unbalanced. john brennan gets a security clearance, why not the homeless guy talking to himself on the bus? it seems like a fair question. apparently the white house agreed. the administration announced that it is seeking to remove clearances for john brennan, jim clapper, and other former officials who do not work for
committee. he has insulted
the white house press corps have had for him all week about this. he also left for bedminster this afternoon, ignoring questions once again. it s just a pattern of this white house refusing to answer for why statements made both from the president and also from his senior aides at the white house press podium have not turned out to be true, or at least they are now under question based on what we now are hearing from what michael cohen might have to say to special counsel mueller. it wouldn t be the first time that sarah sanders has had to correct herself after making statements about what the president knew and didn t know, but this time sarah sanders hasn t even been available to answer questions about this. the white house has been virtually silent. yeah. is there reporting on how the president is feeling about the latest news? reporter: well, the president has been very angry. that s what we re hearing from an administration official this week. he s been watching the coverage
pictures. afraid he will catch me picking my nose. can t believe that guy was president of the united states. because he is branded as a crook. it s important to remember the wrong approach that executive power that led nixon to those crimes. you want a level, don t you? good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to from you this office. so many decisions have been made that shape the history of our nation. need more? there was good in him. he had been a good vice-president. but he was fatally flawed and a fatally flawed president. nixon, he had been a hero to millions of americans. here is a guy who received more votes than anybody else in the history of this country. the richard nixon they supported through the years was not the richard nixon that they thought
they knew. every generation has to lose their virginity. it was just the day that my generation did. to think that we re the only generation that had that experience is probably the mistake that a lot of gen
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his son to cancel the meeting. he did not tell the fbi about the meeting. and if anything, he further encouraged and emboldened the russians to hack. because he went out just about a month and a half after the meeting and said, russia if you re listening which is two years ago from today as you pointed out you would be rewarded for hacking hillary clinton s e-mails. let s go to kelly o connell in new jersey also joining us u.s. congressman danny heck of washington and glenn kushner. first to you, kelly in berkeley heights, new jersey not too far where the president is spending the weekend at the bedminster resort. i want to talk about the ten different ways we ve counted that the president has refused to answer questions on camera regarding cohen in that 2016 trump tower meeting in the month of june. are we hearing any feedback from
the white house on this? and all of this radio silence on this
good, i like that, i like where you re going. you can see more of these and other interviews we conducted on our website at recode.net and stay tuned for exciting news on the revolution special. i m cara swisher. thanks for watching. see you next time. welcome to kasie d.c. i m kasie hunt. we are live every sunday from washington from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight is actually tomorrow. president trump is waking up in singapore ahead of an historic summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. after a dramatic several days of will they or won t they, it looks like they will ieed meet. will trump s intuition help him close the deal? plus, fallout from the president s performance at the g7 summit. basically up ending years of global diplomacy with, you
guessed it, a single tweet. and the debate rages on over presidential pardon power. a special counsel robert mueller files new charges against paul manafort. i ll ask connecticut senator richard blumenthal about that wh
so what is the administration s plan to house the children or to reunite the families? my guest this morning republican senator james langford of oklahoma and independent senator angus king of maine who caucuses with the democrats. also, refugee crisis. why are so many people from central america coming to the united states? what are they fleeing? richard engel of nbc news has a report from his trip to el salvador. and political culture wars. white house press secretary sarah sanders is asked to leave a restaurant because she works for president trump. her father, mike huckabee tweets this picture with the caption, nancy pelosi introduces her campaign committee. is all of this the new normal? joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news capital news correspondent kasie hunt, and erick erickson editor of the resurgent. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press . the longest-running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck
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