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It wont happen overnight. it may offer exceptions to those who fought alongside u.s. troops. this is obviously important because iraq is included. its considered a partner now of the u.s., not necessarily an adversary. so that was going to be a complicated one. we know interpreters who were caught up in the dragnet who were so helpful to our soldiers. may modify or remove religious priority for refugees. doesnt have it to? >> that has yet to be determined, but i think what will happen politicall...

Does a comment like secretary mattis reassure you? >> it reassures me, but more importantly does it reassure the iraqis, as somebody who has served in the middle east will understand that what is said is important, what is understood is even more important. and when the president speaks it matters. and this is why its very dangerous that donald trump is essentially setting foreign policy through his speeches and through his tweets, instead of allowing the experts, such as general mattis to lead ...

People start posting pictures on facebook with an air of youll never believe what were looking at. as aides and translators later in the meal start scurrying over to both leaders who remain at the table. not in full view of the general public, so much as guests of mar-a-lago and their guests but certainly co-mingled with servers and other civilians and at least one musician who played the piano throughout. the president was handed what were told was a nominally secure cell phone. you see other c...

As aides and translators later in the meal start scurrying over to both leaders who remain at the table. not in full view of the general public, so much as guests of mar-a-lago and their guests but certainly co-mingled with servers and other civilians and at least one musician who played the piano throughout. the president was handed what were told was a nominally secure cell phone. you see other cell phones being used there for their flashlight function while both leaders were shown documents a...

About appealing this order. maria: you think it was a weak response? >> no, i think that president needs to make a good decision for his administration. the country as a whole. if i were him i would issue a new econom executive order makie that green card holders and interpreters are not included on the ban. maria: do you think he wins if it does go to supreme court. >> most likely, the president has a lot of discretion with entering intos country regarding national security, whole idea of 9th c...

>> your reaction. >> with florida and the rest of our country, look at the numbers before the temporary ban was in place. less than 10% from these countries. these seven countries in question came into our great country. now 77%, over 1,100 people, the reports are telling us. what is so frightening, that is a -- if you take away the day of travel, thats about in five days 1,100 people came into our great country of over 322 million people. so these 1,100 people will disappear into a sea of 322 m...

You? >> thats his opinion. >> think the marine would agree that there is a difference between some of the people may be that are in iraq that has he helped us as interpreters, he was separate those out. >> i would think so. >> one of our soldiers who had returned, actually paid for his interpreter to get here in this intervening time that the travel ban is off. that was really great. >> segment of the week. >> took me until now to realize what was happening to you. if you have a question, go to ...

But i dont think theyre going to do that. i agree with what you said earlier. i think theyll take this to the supremes and i think either five justices or maybe four justices will rule in favor of the state of washington and the other plaintiffs here, and in effect the presidents policy will create all the downside effects of actually giving isis a recruiting tool and making us look bad around the world and have absolutely zero up side of protecting the country. so, its important to point out if...

Supremes and i think either five justices or maybe four justices will rule in favor of the state of washington and the other plaintiffs here, and in effect the presidents policy will create all the downside effects of actually giving isis a recruiting tool and making us look bad around the world and have absolutely zero up side of protecting the country. so, its important to point out if we wanted to protect the country we would revise the ban right now. >> so, jeremy, you worked at two of the k...