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Permitted, thats been remedied, those in transit, the things that did make it a messy operation. >> yes but the lawsuits asked for two things. they say first of all judge give us immediate relief for the people on whose behalf were suing right now. for example the court action in brooklyn was a class action. so it continues. now, whats going to happen in the weeks and months to come is the broader question about whether this program is legal or constitutional. and the challenge you say its uncon...

>> they didnt come through the immigration program themselves. the refugee program themselves. >> tucker: or else we will be hated more by islamic extremists? is that your point? >> it is in our point to resettle a certain number of refugees to show global leadership but also to have leverage over other countries so that they will do the same thing. otherwise the world is chaos. and it proves our relationship to those countries so that if we want something else for them, we can get it. >> tucker...

For years? so what -- [ inaudible ] there was a refugee -- that brought him here? >> do you want to address that or would you like me to address that? go ahead. >> so to repeat the question, she was asking how mr. artan arrived in the united states. what program he came in to. he was a somali refugee here now. we can tell you had e did come here from pakistan, where he arrived but really cant get into further background of his immigration to the united states. >> [ inaudible ] same refugee progr...

>> -- he was originally in somalia but wasnt he in pakistan for years? it was mentioned there was a refugee program? >> to repeat the question she was asking how mr. artan arrived in the united states, what program he came into. he was a somali refugee here now. he did come here from pakistan is where he arrived. we cant get into further background of the immigration to the united states. >> is this under the same refugee program -- >> i cant answer questions about the immigration program. thats...

Everi everify? >> this is the area where she stepped what continually. >> i never heard her come out for the strong elements to the comprehensive immigration program. she thought she could get all the hispanic vote without paying a price. and if you have a law that works and enforce it you have to pay a political price. i never heard her do it. >> what she campaigned on was a comprehensive -- she campaigned on it. what she did not do was say build a wall -- >> did she ever say stop illegal hirin...

Talking about the tension between donald trump and hillary clinton. thats natural. no, theres a different tension at work right now thats remarkable. its the tension between a voerts impulse to vote their beliefs about the country and the tendency to vote for or against a candidate based on his or her fitness for office. i believe if donald trump did not have his history of personal behavior, we know the allegations, if he were merely judged by the three main issues hes raised, 11 million people...

Bureaucracy specifically designed to prevent that happening again, but you get the sense from tashfeen maliks immigration application that, in fact, the same thing is just going on. it just costs more money to let all these people in than it did before. >> and one of the interesting things is when you go back to 9/11, the 20th hijacker, the one we caught, mos ourks i, he came here on an immigration program. all the paris attackers they were also french citizens. i do think the visa waiver nation...

Bureaucracy specifically designed to prevent that happening again, but you get the sense from tashfeen maliks immigration application that, in fact, the same thing is just going on. it just costs more money to let all these people in than it did before. >> and one of the interesting things is when you go back to 9/11, the 20th hijacker, the one we caught, mos ourks i, he came here on an immigration program. all the paris attackers they were also french citizens. i do think the visa waiver nation...

Too far to your base. thats the opposite of what were seeing here with ted cruz and bernie sanders but with ted cruz. >> bob has a theory on the race that i think is interesting. i would love if we could meld the two, which is inspire our base and some of the those suburban key areas. for ted cruz to be much more viable, hes going to have to do two things. a broader appeal beyond just the base and win over some disaffected democrats and independents. also, hes going to have to appeal to a larger...

Started this, now we have a $1.1 billion spending bill. which leaves out funding to defund planned parenthood. >> in september in the planned parenthood fight, 56% of republicans didnt want to fund over this. if we go back to 2013 when tud cruz got it shut down, 80% disproved of it. a majority of republicans as well in two of three right-leaning independents who are voters that you guys need, come 2016. so i dont think its a mistake. 63% of americans want compromise in washington. paul ryan made...