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Strictly the faults of the democrats, their pathetic immigration policies allowing people to make the long trek think they go could enter our country illegally. they cant. if we had a wall, they wouldnt even try it. the two children were very sick before they were given over to border patrol. the father of the young girl said it was not their fault, they hadnt given her water in days. the president going on with unusual detail here, the border patrol needs the wall and it will all end. they are ...

Scotch. >> earlier today the east room of the white house was the scene of an emotional meeting between the president, his cabinet and the aides who have stayed with him during all of these years of mr. nixons tenure in the white house. >> you have this president who is bitterly resentful of what had happened to him in his political career overlaid with a shakespearean level of paranoia. he was willing to engage in extraordinary acts to preserve his power. >> all presidents are human beings. i a...

In the chapter house the monks were released from their vows silence this is where issues and developments affecting the monastery were discussed first a monk would read the legend of a saint or a section of the book of rules then the abbot would comment on the reading and its you practical instructions for work assignments next came the monks confession in a loud voice they acknowledged their sins and faults and the abbot decided what form of penance or punishment was required on sundays and re...

Lets start with the resignation of u.s. defense secretary jim mattis what impact will that have on americas military operations and whats or so of it will have an impact on the military operations but its a clear political signal i mean with two representatives representing very different schools international folds all international affairs president trump representing multinational its true strain of u.s. foreign policy and in memphis representing well the internationalist strain of u.s. forei...

Joined here in the studio by middle east analyst mark is calling from the german institute for international and security affairs good to see it mark good morning lets start with the resignation of u.s. defense secretary jim mattis what impact will that have on americas military operations and not so sure it will have an impact on the military operations but its a clear political signal i mean with two representatives representing very different schools international folds all international past...

Why not a wall? nothing else has worked. there are likely more than 20 million foreign nationals living illegally in america right now, always making a mockery of this country and our laws. it is totally dysfunctional. it is disgraceful, everybody knows that. trump, whatever his faults, took the problem seriously. he promised a border wall. in the end, he did not deliver on that, that is on him, but instead of proposing a better idea or even acknowledging the seriousness of what is a legitimate ...

A section of the book of rules then the abbot would comment on the reading and if you practical instructions for work assignments next came the monks confession in a loud voice they acknowledged their sins and faults and the abbot decided what form of penance or punishment was required on sundays and religious holidays lay brethren were also admitted to the assembly but they had to leave before the monks confession. in its simplicity of line the abbey church at fontenay appeared to misers the id...

Aside for a little bit, kind of hollywood language there, but going after the fbi, calling a warrant, a search with a warrant of a suspect under investigation, calling that a break-in. what is the damage that that does, as it continues? coming from the presidents mouth. >> i think two of the most dangerous things that were seeing with this president is the continuous attack on law enforcement, when he doesnt agree with it. undermining the integrity of it, undermining the reputation for fairness,...

She got the ged ticket -- >> correct. she didnt plan to be a high school dropout. she was in a hurry to get on with life. >> reporter: and focused enough, finally, to finish college and then in her late 20s go for a law degree. she breezed past the younger law students to become the prestigious editor of the "law review." and she caught the eye of one of her professors, scott rothstein, who took her on as an intern. office manager debra villegas met her on her first day of work. what did melissa...

Something. >> yes. >> this goes to your point about religion. if youve lost some faith in your actual religion, then you want to believe in something else, believe in your country. >> believe in your country. >> or believe in an ideology or worship a cult figure like trump and theresa may for all of her many faults is just this person ground up in this conflict. shes hanging there. i had plenty to admire her. >> its a no win. >> shes doing it anyway. shes trying to get it right. shes not going t...