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And stay. we have documented cases of borrowing children, appearing at the border as a family unit in a fraudulent way. why today, not yesterday, tomorrow? today is the day we pant to start this process. the threat is real. >> george w. bush sent troops to the border in 2006 while president obama sent 1,200 in 2010. in both cases they supported border patrol and did not carry out seizures or arrests and just to underline how ad hoc this policy has been, we heard from the national guard saying we...

Can be a negotiating tactic, maybe we can get a win out of this. but at least for now the president is saying look, being tough on china is part of the reason why im sitting in the ol office, i want to do this. >> walter, if it werent so tragic it would be humorous that here we once again have a president repeating the mistake of a former president that he loathed. you had barack obama so determined not to be dick cheney and george w. bush that we get out of iraq in 2011 more quickly than most f...

The consistency in the administrations foreign policy is. the president talks tough about iran, but when your position, the administrations position is to leave it up to others, the others that we are leaving it up to in syria would be russia and iran and irans proxies hezbollah. and i cant understand why we would want to threaten the region by allowing iran to expand their influence throughout syria to have essentially a foothold from tehran to beirut. and it is important to remember that the c...

It raised alarms. people who said we need to remain in syria at least for the near term because isis will reconstitute itself if we have do not. otherwise, russia, iran will gain a foothold, a greater foothold in that corner of the middle east. there from the press secretary. well continue to consult with our allies regarding future plans. it has been 50 years to the day since one of the most influential voices in the civil rights movement was silenced. dr. martin luther king junior was assassin...

Approved, putin had to agree to that. and i dont think theres any question that this former kgb agent would not allow the rn russians to engage in a nerve attack in another country without knowing about it and without approving it. >> let me get to another sensitive issue before i let you go, mr. secretary. president trump is ending aide to syrian rebels. theres $200 million appropriated. says hes not going to spend it, at least, they havent spent it yet, and he also says the u.s. will be pullin...

Past for a foothold and is in syria. there were levels this against the sunni arabs. that is the reality pit they want political controlling influence. why? 55 percent of the world economy still passes through the middle east. that is the reality of it. who influences that? major geopolitical influence in the world. the united states cannot disengage here we did not choose this civil war in syria. that is for sure. we contributed to isys being in syria. that is also for sure. we have to stay and...

Israel and it will be a potential war on the horizon between israel and hezbollah. all of that is the potential of this. and then there is this final thing. which troubles me because president trump renewed the relationship between the united states on the sunni arabs to stand against the iranians and the radicals. he has done that. a peoples adversary who does the same thing as president obama is that in the sunni arabs down here. >> maria: i imagine the saturdays would not like that. whos the ...

Contract and an associate partner with the russian government and its senior russian nuclearen leadership, wo worked directly and indirectly by appointment of putin. >> sean: when you say handed over, youre talking about 30 years youve served your country, would it be fair to say in dangerous situations at times? >> yes, sir, you could say that. >> sean: life-threatening may be? >> you could say that. >> sean: at some point, mr. campbell, your life is at risk, use the russians have infiltrated t...

An associate partner with the russian government and its senior russian nuclear relationship that worked with putin. >> sean: 30 years you served your country in dangerous situations at times? >> yes, sir, you could say that. >> sean: life threatening? >> you could say that. >> sean: at some point, mr. campbell, your life is at risk. you see russians infiltrate the united states of america. living within america. you became aware that russia wanted to get a foothold in the uranium industry and w...

Thousands of people are quietly risking their lives doing just that asylum seekers hoping to get a foothold in europe local villagers in friends risk fines or even jail terms to help because its illegal for private individuals to aid asylum seekers but the activists say their obligation is towards the people and not the law. cool forty or if you hear a call for help from some refugees is coming in they sell tickets there are four of them. that just crossing the border not clear if we need to hur...