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>> there is an exception for dealing with emergencies and people believed to be terrorists. >> all right. let me just say this. so if we get a lawful intercept from a federal judge of mafia p new york, he is not likely to be talking to many people not in the united states and were listening to the conversations, the people he talks to and the american citizens. and if they talk about a crime, you can use that evidence against them. you dont have to have a separate warrant to access it. were talk...

Immigration experience. he was my boss. i know him well. hes a good man. he cares about the aliens. theyre not undocumented migrants, theyre illegal aliens. but he still cares about them. we lock them up, he gets -- eric: you just said something interesting. we lock em up. i was down in arizona on the border last year? yeah. and they, the guys down there, they said theyre talking about what they call catch and release where they would get somebody, and then like a few hours later, they would rel...

Man, these are the sort of things that are going to be attached in abuse of power. as jeff flake said he didnt let a judicial process play itself out. he cut it short. >> this is also a green light to the other joe arpaios out there and he is not the only one but if youre the president and youyou are your policy is to get tougher on illegal immigration, this tells other sheriffs, other law enforcement, people of i.c.e. its okay to blur the line, its okay to go over the line and that is not the l...

Haunts the president and one he plans to address with new proposals next month. >> you gave me this job, and were making progress on the things you hired me to do. but unless we deal with the ravages of crime and drug and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go. >> the crime bill became lock em up, throw the key away, three strikes youre out. in their zest to govern and we can stop this, it was an overreach. >> the bill, the penalties for powdered c...

Proposals next month. >> you gave me this job, and were making progress on the things you hired me to do. but unless we deal with the ravages of crime and drug and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go. >> the crime bill became lock em up, throw the key away, three strikes youre out. in their zest to govern and we can stop this, it was an overreach. >> the bill, the penalties for powdered cocaine and crack were different. >> powder cocaine, a drug...

Were making progress on the things you hired me to do. but unless we deal with the ravages of crime and drug and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go. >> the crime bill became lock em up, throw the key away, three strikes youre out. in their zest to govern and we can stop this, it was an overreach. >> the bill, the penalties for powdered cocaine and crack were different. >> powder cocaine, a drug of choice among mostly middle and upper class abus...

Were making progress on the things you hired me to do. but unless we deal with the ravages of crime and drug and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go. >> the crime bill became lock em up, throw the key away, three strikes youre out. in their zest to govern and we can stop this, it was an overreach. >> the bill, the penalties for powdered cocaine and crack were different. >> powder cocaine, a drug of choice among mostly middle and upper class abus...

Proposals next month. >> you gave me this job, and were making progress on the things you hired me to do. but unless we deal with the ravages of crime and drug and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go. >> the crime bill became lock em up, throw the key away, three strikes youre out. in their zest to govern and we can stop this, it was an overreach. >> the bill, the penalties for powdered cocaine and crack were different. >> powder cocaine, a drug...

Felt that if we didnt, we were going to, you know, kind of get swept out. >> ah, you son of a -- >> so i came up with the notion of doing a cops show that was r-rated. when abcs broadcast standards read other script they went berserk. ♪ oh-oh >> i was sitting with a pad and pencil drawing pictures of breasts to try to show them what we would show and what we wouldnt show. grown-ups sitting in a room, you know, doodling. >> then we started on the language. >> we heard some reporter call the low...

Who throws great parties." >> anthony: prep starts early. with sheps friend julio, a maui born and bred rancher. with help from local chef sheldon simeon. middle of the night and a traditional imu is dug. filled with lava rocks, the fire allowed to burn down to coals before the pig, wrapped in a combination of banana leaves and tea leaves, is dropped in. >> julio: okay, you guys ready for the unveiling. here we go. all right. >> anthony: twelve hours later you dig em up and, well, its party time...