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People into the country. you want to reduce the illegal immigration and take jobs from american people in a workforce verification plan. it also gives amnesty and i dont understand against amnesty to twice as many people as president obama did and add citizenship on top of that. thirdly, i think its flawed because it is ripe for fraud. you will have adult illegal immigrants are claiming to come into the country and theres no way and they will be given amnesty. lea: thats an interesting point abo...

Artificial intelligence the computer had taught itself to play the complex asian board game by learning its rules this was made possible through deep learning and a data structure modeled on the human brain. learning is ubiquitous its a huge market industry is investing massive amounts of money into it to develop self driving cars improve voice recognition and enhance image editing i mean. these were we have large databases of visual learning and everyone owns a smartphone that can take pictures...

Something is going on. we have to find out what it is. i do want surveillance. ill absolutely take databases on the people coming in from syria. >> thats poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan and others in puerto rico who are not able to get their workers to help. they want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort. >> you call china an enemy. why is it okay to do business with an enemy? >> because its an economic enemy. its the greatest theft in the history ...

To christopher steele. >> right, which was legally bonkers. you know the term. >> yeah, totally bonkers. i mean, totally, totally bonkers. because what this testimony shows is that steele was the expert on russian intelligence and m16. it shows that he went into this, given an assignment, the simple assignment was, whats donald trump been up to in russia? there was no pre-determined conclusion that he was -- that he was supposed to come up with. he just looked at the facts. he did what every goo...

What was happening here was, they were referring a matter to the fbi for investigation for criminal prosecution, relating to christopher steele. >> right, which was legally bonkers. you know the term. >> yeah, totally bonkers. i mean, totally, totally bonkers. because what this testimony shows is that steele was the expert on russian intelligence and m16. it shows that he went into this, given an assignment, the simple assignment was, whats donald trump been up to in russia? there was no pre-det...

The dossier on trumps possible russia connections. so what stands out to you in the transcripts if youve had a chance to read them? john? >> oh, im sorry. excuse me. what stood out -- i thought you didnt go to me. >> i was like, thats a heck of a delay. >> well, michael jackson has a better way of doing it than i do. the sense i got from it and the most important thing i thought was how he described -- simpson described that they were reporting on a crime that was unfolding. and they thought the...

What stood out -- i thought you didnt go to me. >> i was like, thats a heck of a delay. >> well, michael jackson has a better way of doing it than i do. the sense i got from it and the most important thing i thought was how he described -- simpson described that they were reporting on a crime that was unfolding. and they thought they had nothing else they could do about it. and simpson had to think about it and he went over it with steele, and steele felt the strongest that he had to tell the fb...

Search for the communications of americans in 702 databases. and we think this is an end run on the constitution. >> dana: they call their amendment, the usa rice amendment. is that a fair description of what theyre trying to do or has this gotten blown way out of proportion? >> do you know what, dana? this is how you get a 7% public approve rating. when you frame the issue the way senator wyden and justin, who is a friend of mine, framed it. heres a better way to frame it. do you want your law ...

Charade isnt dead yet. the intimidation in this false belief, donald trumps call to monitor polls having raised fears of intimidation, fears driving voting rights advocates and vigilantes to watch polling stations. we even had roy moore in his losing campaign in alabama claim that black people were committing voting fraud. is there still a concern at ldf that you will still see people in sort of a vigilante sense trying to police what they think is voter fraud by people of color? >> very much so...

U.s. officials say they had access to national security related databases during the system o outa outage. thats why you spent two hours at jfk trying to get in on new years day. >> big name the is entertainment rolling out a wide ranging plan. it started to form shortly after the first round of allegations against producer harvey weinstein went public in the fall. now more than 1,000 women want to help women in all fields. >> they say we want all survivors everywhere to be heard, believed and k...