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Few days ago said that they talked to the older brother at the request of, we now know its russia, and they -- he was -- they checked on the data basess he was there. the question did they miss clues? didnt they have the legal tools to follow up? but this is something that the -- intelligence committees and various oversight committees in congress are going to be looking at. thats already in motion. >> dave weikle, obviously, the question of what we knew, what the fbi knew and when they knew it ...

A suspect and i said to you, i havent heard that and you said im telling you the guy has been cleared and moments later the doj confirmed to us, so youve got sources, so what have you heard this morning? >> what ive heard is theres been some type of identification made on the lord & taylor tape. i dont know the clarity of the picture, i dont know whether it was a frontal picture or not because thats going to make all the difference in the world whether they can identify and combine pictures of m...

Watch lists and no-fly lists, we have things where the government keeps tabs on individuals who they believe are intentionally problematic. do you go to that. might we have an image data pace we could compare a surveillance tape to? >> we actually have the the data bases. how do you capture the right image to get a good match and lots of false positives to get in, but most times what weve found in the pass, the bad guys on those lists are not necessarily the ones perpetrating. with asaad had no ...

Be prosecuted on the conspiracy charge and as well as mining through the data bases. is a life sentence appropriate for someone who has not carried out a crime that normally would warrant a life sentence? >> thats the part because its prosecuted federally that they were able to get some pretty tough sentencing guidelines. so he can be held up to life, but he has the ability to be paroled. what theyll do, theyll take a look at his past background, has he committed any other crimes? what is his ps...

C can, the deferral, and executive fiat, drivers licenses for illegal aliens and blocking, local, state and federal cooperation on immigration enforcement and data bases, which i think is key when youre talking about national security issues. >> sean: what about the-- >> as you mentioned all of the labor department -- all of the stuff that came out in this inspector generals report about all of the monkeying around and the unethical behavior by tom perez while he was ag under the obama administr...

C can, the deferral, and executive fiat, drivers licenses for illegal aliens and blocking, local, state and federal cooperation on immigration enforcement and data bases, which i think is key when youre talking about national security issues. >> sean: what about the-- >> as you mentioned all of the labor department -- all of the stuff that came out in this inspector generals report about all of the monkeying around and the unethical behavior by tom perez while he was ag under the obama administr...

Annually. second, at-risk individuals must be identified, and continually assessed by capable mental health professionals in a way that leaves their dignity and their self-respect intact. most importantly, data bases of accurate information must be leveraged to allow identification of where the two issues of mental health and firearms ownership intersect. there is no reason that firearms registration cant capture data, they should be renewed regularly to allow that someones mental state may chan...

>> yes, look-- >> they dont do it all the time. you look at something like google books in the mid 2000s and google tried to start digitizing the books, the publishers sued and they came to a resolution. and that seemed better than going after this kid and throwing the entire book at him and prosecutorial overreach, prosecutorial abuse i think is a problem in this country that doesnt get enough attention. if you look at the late ted stevens case. >> former alaskan senator. >> right, prosecutoria...

>> yes, look-- >> they dont do it all the time. you look at something like google books in the mid 2000s and google tried to start digitizing the books, the publishers sued and they came to a resolution. and that seemed better than going after this kid and throwing the entire book at him and prosecutorial overreach, prosecutorial abuse i think is a problem in this country that doesnt get enough attention. if you look at the late ted stevens case. >> former alaskan senator. >> right, prosecutoria...

Health checks, now, do you have any problem with na? >> yes. >> megyn: why? >> let me suggest something. well, hundreds of-- here is the thing, if youre committed to mental institution by a judges order you cant go buy a gun. that comes up. if they want to do better data basi basing, the government is largely incompetent in government date is basing. and where data bases have failed. megyn, hundreds of thousands of young men and women have come back from iraq and afghanistan, some have mild ptsd...