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We could be back. we could have border security. they could stop this problem in 15 minutes if they wanted to. i really believe now that they dont want to. i really believe that. i really believe that they dont care about crime. i really believe this. the democrats dont care about crime. they have been taken over by a group of young people who, frankly, in some cases, ive been watching, i actually think they are crazy. you know who has more human pain? the parents of people who had children kill...

No protective gear, but they did get inside the facility and started treating some of those gunshot wound victims. we are hearing from a local hospital today that did take in six of those who were injured. some good news on that front. four of those individuals have been discharged by the hospital. one remains in the hospital in good condition, but unfortunately, another one remains in the hospital still in serious condition. andrea? >> thank you, maia rodriguez. coming up, deep impact. did th...

Shifted? >> it feels different, but it is always hard to say whether or not it will make an impact. michael cohen you can -- there is a sort of vis really reaction to him that was kind of a slow burn that i think we all expected trump at that rally in west virginia earlier this week to really let loose, and you didnt have that. but we have seen it build over the course of the week and the president is tweeting at all hours of the dwa, and really seemsa agitated behind the scens and some of the l...

Iraq war. in september one thousand eight hundred saddam hussein decided to invade iran just months after the revolution the fledgling islamic republic was threatened with destruction. in the heart that he thought if you are in the iranian collective memory syria was the only country to supporters during the war against iraq. and weve never forgotten that that hard to the war which was. that sense of strategic solitude the iranians experience during the iran iraq war. deep impact on their thinki...

To appreciate the importance of this relationship we need to go back to the iran iraq war. in september one thousand eight hundred satam hussein decided to invade iran just months after the revolution the fledgling islamic republic was threatened with destruction. and that. in the iranian collective memory syria was the only country to supporters during the war against iraq. and weve never forgotten that that hard to the war which was. that sense of strategic solitude that the romulans experienc...

Been summoned by their host nations. they labelled the presidents language racist. this came after president trump at a meeting in the white house labelled african nations as shitholes according to senator dick durbin who was there. that word is having deep impact. joining me to discuss are the former foreign secretary of the united kingdom, he now runs the international rescue committee and the executive director of the center for immigration studies. david, what is your reaction and what is yo...

Shitholes according to senator dick durbin who was there. that word is having deep impact. both domestically and abroad. joining me to discuss are the former foreign secretary of the united kingdom, he now runs the international rescue committee. and the executive director of the center for immigration studies. david, what is your reaction and what is your guess about how other countries, you know, you were foreign secretary. how will they react to this? >> obviously, the language that the presi...

Thats a pattern in conservative media. youll see these movies, for example, that are aimed at conservative audiences like gods not dead and then see someone like pete berg who has conservative ideas that is, you know, sort of presented as a nonideological project. and, you know, whether that works for business is the record on that is a little bit mixed. something like 13 hours is not a huge hit. >> yep. >> something like gods not dead may not reach a large audience but has deep impact. >> i wis...

Science. while the march is not specifically directed at donald trump, its hard to miss the context. the u.s. president who established his administration with oilmen and climate change deniers, who himself thinks global warming is a hoax, scientist s scrambling. like it or not, science is political. when it comes to the fate of the world, it matters who is in the white house. >> a few minutes ago, the united states ambassadors to every country in the world told the leaders of those nations what...

Commanders to strike, and theyre striking. i think that does send a message around the world that americas back. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: its an about-face from the candidate who promised a national security strategy that put america first. >> i want to help all of our allies. but we are losing billions and billions of dollars. we cannot be the policeman of the world. >> reporter: but as commander in chief, trump acknowledged the images of last weeks gas attacks in syria had a deep impact. ...