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Kelly was that he was taken by surprise by reports of chaos at airports, because he had known himself through the drafting process of the executive order, so this is some fresh reporting that we are getting. so he had seen the draft of the eo coming past his desk, and so he knew that it was coming and had i guess been tasked his team. i want to go straight to jillian. under two different presidencies served in the capacity of looking at admissions like this, if you are national security, first o...

Cases the willingness to provide us the information necessary to ensure that the people that are coming into this country are properly vetted, this isnt about refugees. its about travelers, and thats what this is about and so part of what were doing is frankly making sure that other countries understand exactly what was in the order, how it applies, what it means to visas and waivers and all this kind of stuff, but for the most part, youve seen a lot of panic and people actually stopping, readin...

Through the inner agency review, had other departments sign off despite the reporting that said it was otherwise. >> but is this a betrayal? >> david, let me answer glenn so we can be polite now, huh? what the answer is that we went through the process. the office of legal compliance came back and said this say compliant executive order, its fully legal and it can be executed. so then for the attorney general to turn around and say im not going to uphold this lawful executive order is clearly a ...

Department by expressing a counter opinion. dont you think that kind of language has a chilling effect on the public statements that your official is making? >> i think theres a big difference. think about the process at work here. the department of justice office of legal compliance vetted the executive order, sent it back to us saying it was completely compliant. then the acting attorney general goes out and says im not going to enforce it. you tell me how that jives, because at the end of the...

President n collaboration and then sent down to the departments for execution in this case homeland security. now the e. o. to me and this was more or less a collaborative process it fairly clear. when that came down i think i was in my sixth day on the job but i relied on people like the ones that are standing up here and the hundreds back at the headquarters to say okay, we got it, boss, this looks good to us and were off to the races and really, i mean i kept being asked about chaos at the po...

And we can do it to anyone, was that people at nsa, analysts, can actually watch peoples internet communications. watch them draft correspondence and actually watch their thoughts form as they type. as you write a message, an analyst at nsa or any service out there using this attack against people can actually see you write sentences and backspace over your mistakes, change the words, pause, and think about what you wanted to say and then change it. its this extraordinary intrusion not just into...

People, executives, some of them involved in the hiring process, some of them involved in the drafting process, giving statements to the press, some with their names on them, some not. saying this will hurt him, this is absolutely a bad thing for him to have done, and there will be adverse effects in his workplace as a result of making this announcement. >> look, first of all, all credit to wade davis, who is not just a former nfl player who came out of the closet but a political activist and or...

There were no incidents. so i think once we get down to it this will be no different. >> dave, we have some nfl people, executives, some of them involved in the hiring process, some of them involved in the drafting process, giving statements to the press, some with their names on them, some not. saying this will hurt him, this is absolutely a bad thing for him to have done, and there will be adverse effects in his workplace as a result of making this announcement. >> look, first of all, all cred...

Great spirits and rooting for his team to go all the way. wow. were learning that the senate may be closer than ever to a bipartisan deal on immigration reform? which would likely include a path to citizenship for some of the 11 million illegal immigrants said to be in the united states right now, along with height ed border security and other changes. the so-called gang of eight, four democrats and four republicans trying to finalize a deal but one of the eight says we have not crossed the fini...

Compromise apparently between business and labor groups over a guest worker program. we keep on saying apparently, tentatively and all of that because you never know. chief congressional correspondent mike elan manual is live in washington this morning. mike, how close are they really to a deal? house majority leader steny hoyer >> reporter: jenna im hearing they are close. senator marco rubio, republican of florida says he is encouraged. the final product will have to be properly submitted for ...