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Fundamentally corrupt. congressman jim jordan, is seeing whats going with muellers partisan probe, part of a handful of lawmakers interested in the truth, asking the right questions. take a look at the screen. congressman jordan, will scroll a list of 18 imperative, crucial questions that need to be answered. i urge you to take a close look at these. well bring it up later. the dossier, the basis for securing the fisa warrant to spy on a presidential candidate. on an opposition party. and on a p...

Their questions because it is so fundamentally corrupt. congressman jim jordan, he is seeing whatse is going on with muellers partisan probe. he is one of a handful of lawmakers that is interested in the truth, hes been asking the right questions, take a look at the side of your screen. congressman jordan, scroll slowly, a list of 18 imperative, crucial questions that need to be answered. i urge you to take a close look at these. well bring it up later in the show. heres a few that stand out. wa...

Are sort of underestimating the revulsion that some people -- that many people feel toward the president and the sense that he is so unfit to hold this office on a variety of grounds. we talked earlier about the political imperative for democrats to hold tough on this issue and i agree with that but theres a moral imperative as well. its just doing the right thing sometimes is what you have to do and you have to stand up to this sort of behavior and i think the democratic base will settle for no...

>> anthony: heading south from tana, its a very different country out there. where rice is the difference between life and death. ♪ [ dog barking ] between the traditional slash and burn agriculture thats existed here since this island was first settled and the imperative of charcoal as a heat source, 90% of the forest and jungles that covered madagascar are gone. >> darren: anything?

>> first of all, the most important imperative the to protect these d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> even if it means swallowing some things we dont like? >> theres some things we can do on sensible border protection. i just finished four years as governor, we had a very successful record. i had to compromise on a lot of different issues. our economy in virginia is doing great today. but you dont get everything you want. but compromise, to me, absolutely protect these d.r.e.a.m.ers. now, if weve got to do some...

Friday, you know, uscis, you know, it takes 60 to 90 days on these application processes. and once you get to march 6th, youre losing 1,200 a day. youre looking at 35,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers per month. that could be over 100,000 by the time actually -- stop the politics. can democrats want it, republicans want it. bring a bill up on tuesday. sensible border protections, and protect the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> the head of the center for american progress action fund, put out a memo saying, the fight to prote...

Republicans want it. bring a bill up on tuesday. sensible border protections, and protect the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> the head of the center for american progress action fund, put out a memo saying, the fight to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers is not only a moral imperative, its a critical component of the democratic partys future electoral success. youre the former leader of the admirable national party. for democrats, which is the bigger risk politically, just the politics of it? not doing everything they can...

Other tests as we have done in the past. you know, we believe that its imperative that we continue to exercise the alert system. we recognize that this false alarm is a terrible thing to happen, and we have implemented changes already to ensure that it doesnt happen again. we will further refine the processes as we go forward to make sure that we can put in better safeguards to prohibit this from happening. >> how many personnel does it take to run the 24/7 operation? >> right now we have, for t...

States a few years. regrew up in prince, his father determined that his children would have a better life than he did. he came to this country and joined the maryland national guard and got an appointment to the military at west point. when he graduated he had a job in physics. this young man is going onto serve and giving back to the country and joining as a volunteer obviously, this is a volunteer military force in this country. hes nowing a serving and willi risk his life and so many others t...

Protecting the lives of our thats her number one priority. if we can fly instead of drive, that offers them a greater degree of security, then its the right thing to do. >> in military terms, thats called surrendering the terrain. >> i disagree. its answering our moral imperative to put protect the lives of our soldiers and civilians. >> sean: "60 minutes" correspondent lara logan joins us. you are like sara carter. you spent 20 years, more than two decades in war zones. you were cbss chief fore...