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Pro-life. the president is careful in his choice of words. hes not going to say to the five or six or seven he finally interviews, he wouldnt be that direct with them. the choice of those names is a combination of outsourcing and the white house legal counsel office getting enough background about these 25 that the president and his supporters are satisfied that they are the scalia-like person that he promised throughout the campaign and first year and a half as president. if he does nominate so...

One stalemate beauchamp, who has pled not guilty to shoplifting and violating his parole, represents the third kind of inmate housed in the unit. >> he is actually a straight guy. he is straight. he is not gay at all. >> during his interview process for his housing he said he was homosexual. so he was housed in the homosexual unit, upon his request. every inmate signs a form requesting to go into the homosexual unit. its under their own free will. >> some straight men look to the homosexual unit...

Was perhaps targeted. even if the shooter knew any of the victims or editors at the paper. the two people who lived through this who ill talk to, reporters, distinctly describe the path the gunman took through the news room and where people were and who it was that he seemed to, in their opinion, be looking for. but, again, we dont know yet motive. some threats were made over social media. at this point what do investigators -- what do they do to try to determine motive? obviously theres the int...

Determine motive? obviously theres the interview process. whether or not hes being cooperative is unknown at this point. >> right. well, obviously speaking directly with the shooter. shes still alive. -- hes still alive. hell be able to give them the best information. i think theyll want to confirm this is what it sounds like, but theyre going to want to know was he doing this alone? or was this in coordination with anybody or did anybody know about this? and a lot of clues about motive might co...

Get to stay. so these children are used in this scenario. no question, theyre in a gang environment and just about all of these unaccompanied minors, 11 years old and 17 years old and the border volunteers, i help the border patrol apprehend hundreds if not thousands the past 12 years, just about all of them are encouraged to join a gang in el salvador and guatemala by the time theyre 8 years old. so these kids are street smart and in some cases, border patrol agents told me in the interview pro...

Well, donald trump has delayed unnecessarily the interview process, which would probably be the end of the investigation in a very large part. so he has delayed in some way, and i think he is using its a strategic region to get close door the mid-terms and end of his presidency if he tries to run for re-election. and the bottom line is he cannot have his cake and eat it too here. you cannot say its impeding the mid-term or influencing the mid-term elections and delaying it to the point where if ...

Purpose. he said it was because the president and then clinton and his lawyers were delaying the process. do you think theyll release the findings, the special counsels findings if its close to the election? >> i think theyre going to try their damnedest to avoid that. because theres doj guidelines about when that type of information should come out, and try to do it really far in advance of any election because you dont want to influence any election. >> it didnt seem to happen in the 16 electi...

>> theyve been working on this and thinking about this for some time. during that entire time period, there are some red flags. who did they talk to? what did they look at online? who did they talk to online? did they expand their circle of influence? were they talking about this type of attack with friends, with co-workers? this is the challenge for law enforcement right now. as just reported theres multiple crime scenes. each crime scene has multiple work streams. were looking at physical sear...

Enter. very busy place in the first place and processing people without documents who are making asylum claims is necessarily time intensive and we need to have space for them to handle that appropriately. steve: sure. and i understand according to the san diego papers, 28 caravan members were admitted to apply for asylum. as they do that, how does it work this time? do they just go through the entry and they sign some papers and, boom, they are loose somewhere in the united states or are you ha...

Give his lawyers that same sense of security. the support hard to figure what his level of comfort is with questions like this. he may feel that he can answer all of these because he has nothing to hide, and he may have nothing to hide so he can feel comforted by this. i think his lawyers are going to be anxious that theres a lot of preparatory work that needs to be done here and that this is going to be a long slog through this interview process. i wanted to add though one thing to what profess...