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Off but this has long-term implications and human implications and frankly implications for self-governance which is why im so passionate about this. >> there has always been a fringe. weve talked about this in the republican party. but with so many members actively dismissing truth in such a wild fashion and rejecting science if you want to add coronavirus into this. what does the republican party stand for now? >> well, right now, i think the party is really struggling. there was a time when i...

Decided by the supreme court or will the president and congress be able to work out a compromise? if not, that decision is going to come down right about a year from now. right in the heart of the 2020 election season. huge political implications but enormous human implications as well. that decision is going to impact hundreds that decision will impact hundreds of thousands looking to stay here in the united states. >> eli honig, thank you. always informational, interesting. submit your questio...

To talk about the legal implications. there is and well get to this, sort of the human implications as kourtney is referencing here. but how does this move forward? how do you see it moving forward? >> what the court said is for now, for the moment that the transgender ban can be enforced. >> temporarily. >> its not making a decision on the marriage yet. but the reason thats interesting is first, three lower courts, federal courts of appeals had found that the ban is unconstitutional. and so typ...

>> wes, what have we learned from katrina? >> we have to understand this is a long-term operation. this is not going to be a week or month. i think about what happened with sandy. sandy was five years ago. one was just out in the neighborhoods two weeks ago. still people are recovering from sandy. these type of disasters are marathons that you run like a sprint, every single day. the human implications will be there. whats going on really important also are the funding streams. when katrina happ...

Just how bad it will flood. as we bring in niles from white house columnist at the hill, theres been a lot of talk by the white house and would he heard elizabeths interview with the currently acting head of dhs how theyre ready, president trump saying he is monitoring it and even the head of fema says president trump is uniquely prepared to deal with these disasters. the contrapositive of that, how worried is the white house of having a katrina-like disaster on their hands? are they fearful of ...

But the difference i think now is that i can see the personal human implications of the decisions we make. >> reporter: clinton was still in indonesia, looking at the devastation of the tsunami that killed 200,000 people. >> you know, its almost impossible to believe that ten years ago there was literally nothing. >> reporter: the power of mother nature? >> yeah. >> reporter: he was there shortly after the disaster as a u.n. special envoy working alongside former president george bush sr. >> aft...

I love d my life in politics. i loved it. but the difference now is i can see the personal human implications of the decisions were making. >> reporter: clinton was also in indonesia still rebuilding nearly ten years after the devastating tsunami that killed more than 200,000 people. banda aceh was one of the hardest hit areas. >> its almost impossible to believe that ten years ago there was literally nothing. >> and the power of mother nature. >> reporter: he was there shortly after the disaste...