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Afternoon to you from outside of vatican city in rome. we can report that relationships between the united states and vatican are just fine after a meeting between president trump and pope francis. despite the fact there were some bumps along the road during the campaign trail. you remember famously when the pope said it wasnt christian to build walls instead of building bridges. the two leaders spent a half hour together two of them with their interpreters. the meeting was very cordial. they ha...

Part of his agenda with the muslim ban. we had people that served alongside our men and women in iraq and interpreters and protected them. that really unleashed a title wave of sentiment. theres no putting that genie back in the bottle. i dont know if you call it a permanent protest class, but people have really woken up and they realize they need to be vocal. they need to be in the faces of their representatives. bottom line, they have to vote. so, i see 2018 with a lot of energy and momentum o...

Lasted two hours. just one-on-one, the two of us with interpreters. we understand each other. i think he is a person that i got a long with really well, we had a good chemistry. maria: did he give you any suggestion that he would help with north korea? did you get into trade and currency. >> first thing i brought up was north korea. we cant allow it. it is no good for you, have you a tremendous power because of trade. he then explains thousands of years of history with korea. not that easy. in o...

Through interpreters, but nonetheless, he made the president to the president that hes wanting to move in the direction of denuclearizing north korea. that is a stunning statement. the presidents three predecessors, 20 plus years of involvement with north korea could never accomplish chinas willingness to move in this direction. if turns out to be action and not just rhetoric, its a stunning achievement. >> so you think sanctions could work if they put pressure on north korea, perhaps they will ...

>> should president trump reverse his position on barring syrian refugees from coming to the united states? >> i think he should -- hes correct in saying that people should be vetted, but -- and i believe our interpreters especially should be able to come to this country and i think there ought to be significant vetting are, but win the conflict. the refugees are the result of failed policies and failed leadership. they are not the cause of it. so lets -- so lets go back to the cause and that is...

Thank you for watching. have a great weekend. see you back here monday night 6:00. if you cant watch live set your dvr. you may win show swag. go right there. "hardball" starts now. trumped up. lets play "hardball." >> good evening, im chris matthews in washington on st. patricks day. he told a big fib and two weeks he tried to cover its up. this is the sad embarrassing fact of the president. it started with an early morning tweet from mar-a-lago that his predecessor had wiretapped his home. t...

Lets michelle malkin. long time friend of this program. good morning. >> good morning, friends. steve: what do you make of the fact that this new york district court judge obama nominee said about the presidents travel ban 2.0 no thats really a muslim ban based on what he said in the past. have you got to stop it all across the board. >> its surreal. and it is a huge usurpation defend and protect the constitution and this country. these people in black robes are tyrants. they are not neutral arb...

Two federal courts, one in maryland and the other in hawaii. this is what we know. this ban is a bit different than the first ban. people with visas are permitted to come in-and-out. one country is off, things of this nature. does it make it more likely to succeed? >> steve: theres a legal answer to that. my non-expert interpretation of the first one. is that actually the grounds for objecting were not particularly strong legally. they just got the process wrong. i think that the constitution an...

States where we dont have any idea who are the good guys and who are the bad guys and cant trust them, 6 failed states will not take any migrants or refugees from them until we put in vetting procedures that can tell us who is who. heather: the countries themselves have no vetting process that they can depend on and that is why iraq came off of the list. is that a good idea? >> it is. iraq is an ally, we have done a lot of work with them. there were considerations a lot of folks helped in our wa...

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