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There. were improving the data collection, the attorney general is calling on governors to make sure were getting the data from the states we need to ensure that the background check information is as sufficient as it could be. theres a lot we could do within the executive branch that we are doing. we welcome the opportunity to work with congress on a whole host of issues. theyve made mental health a big issue. thats why the president is proposing $500 million to improve mental health services. ...

Been the key point that has been used by states challenging another of his executive orders which involves the immigration change. so what the president does will probably be as important in terms of these lawsuits is how he chooses to do it. but you can be sure that no matter what he does, somebody is going to sue over it and that may delay its implementation. >> we are hearing already pushback from capitol hill. luke russert, what are we hearing from speaker ryan. >> this is is not going to be...

What will make trump powerful. >> your exactly right. all sources attacking republicans. hes spent the last month for the primaries attacking. >> and showing hell take on the general election. >> lets end this block with richards piece and the executing of foreign policy. if showing up is 80% of life, at least 80% of foreign policy is following up. strong negotiating skills are essential. they are never enough. not even close. as with business, education and much else in life, most of what makes...

This point, based on some of those examples that i gave at the top of the show it may not have been a preventive measure in any way in keeping the guns out of someones hands who has ill intent. but how do you suppose the white house would argue it is -- its implementation would be instructive and important? >> i think obama has addressed that saying if we can just stop one of these violent incidents with guns then we have done something important. even though these guns used in connection with t...

Saudi arabia not to over react. >> of course, implementation of the iranian nuclear deal. we cant afford to be too tough with iranians either. all of this reflects the reality that you have a broken, angry, dysfunctional middle east. most of the problems, sectarian tension, empty spaces, dysfunctional governance are all problems that are really immune from american military pow, political persuasion, and reluctantly, sadly, as we begin 2016 whether an r or a d or he or a she in the white house i...

East. saudi arabia suddenly servering all ties with another country after an attack on its embassy. live report coming up. ok, were here. heres dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didnt tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. dont forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? dont you want to meet my family? yep, totally. its practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, ze...

Could do that to bring people to the u.s. every state he visited, the congressional deteriorations, republicans and democrats pretty much across the board have said not here. what happens? >> well, ultimately, the pentagon got to be a part of that implementation. they felt marginalized from the very beginning. this is a white house that has politicized, has consolidated national security policy within the nfc and the white house, marginalized the pentagon. and youve got every single former secre...

Existing in law enforcement will make a bit of difference, or be significant. and i think people have to ask the implementation of deescalation would have made a difference in any of the shooting that weve seen across the country. >> mr. marq claxton, thank you very much for joining us. mayor rahm emanuel announcing new deescalation tactics for chicago. we want to move on now to flood watch in missouri. swollen rivers and streams are pushing to near record highs. not since 1993, since the midw...

Could do that to bring people to the u.s. every state he visited, the congressional deteriorations, republicans and democrats pretty much across the board have said not here. what happens? >> well, ultimately, the pentagon got to be a part of that implementation. they felt marginalized from the very beginning. this is a white house that has politicized, has consolidated national security policy within the nfc and the white house, marginalized the pentagon. and youve got every single former secre...

Overcome the anxiety and frustration, but, you know, my mother always told us that what you do speaks so loudly until its hard to hear what youre saying. and so the implementation of these plans, theyre going to cost money, and we got to get the money from somewhere. were going to need help. ware going to need help from the federal government. because the mayor also outlined some economic development activity. outlined some programatic things to take place in disadvantaged neighborhoods. tutorin...