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>> its a mystery to me after the president sponsored a fiscal commission that came back with a sobering report. he completely walked away from it and in his budget where he actually increases spending and tax on domestic energy production, and he simply seems to be whistling past the graveyard when it comes to the mounting fiscal crisis in this country. way its going to do to jobs and the economy. bill: you can make it case the president is going to figure out what you guys figure out first. wha...

It case it only has resources to remove approximately 400,000 aliens per year, thats less than 4% of the estimated illegal alien population in the united states. does that mean ice simply doesnt have the resources it needs to take care of this problem. >> thats absolutely a very big part of it, there are not enough resources. to congress credit they have increased funding over the last several years but theres been decades of inconsistent enforcement. peel people have been living here a longtime...

Sort of touch and go. they do it case by case is how it is decided. so it is very ironic, isnt it? you would think that it would be for people who want to leave an easier process to get out of the country. >> if you want them to go, then they say you got to stay. >> it is more complicated than it should be. >> you would think it would actually be cheaper, more prudent for the united states rather than detaining people for months on end as well to send them back. >> its interesting. you think abo...

Their reaction. >> there was a june lakes that a valid felony charge would apply to anwar awlaki. >> and that is where in june of 2002 they issued the warrant for his arrest. >> issued by the u.s. attorney abouts office in denver it states he knowingly and unlawfully made a false statement in application for passport. the fbi asked former customs agent david kane for help. >> i was requested to assist their investigation of putting a record in our computer database for awlaki. >> and what can yo...

Their reaction. >> there was a june lakes that a valid felony charge would apply to anwar awlaki. >> and that is where in june of 2002 they issued the warrant for his arrest. >> issued by the u.s. attorney abouts office in denver it states he knowingly and unlawfully made a false statement in application for passport. the fbi asked former customs agent david kane for help. >> i was requested to assist their investigation of putting a record in our computer database for awlaki. >> and what can yo...

Leads take them, determining whether the leads relayed to the suspect in it case, faisal shahzad. the f.b.i. has gone to pakistan to see who he was in contact with and talked to possible witnesses. pakistani authorities are helping in that angle. today we have arrests relate today who may have financed the operation. these people may be unwitting assistants and may not have known they were -- that their assistance was going to shahzads plat but feds say armed with information from shahzad, the a...

Jon: im jon scott, along with jane skinner "happening now", new details on the investigation involving the times square bombing, general petraeus, head of central command says he believes the suspect, faisal shahzhad, acted as a lone wolf, yet there are many questions to answer in it case. o in this case, federal law enforcement saying they are looking for some kind of a money man who helped bankroll the pakistan-born u.s. citizen. he is seen here on surveillance video, purchasing the same kind ...

This and it shows the congressmans reaction. does it put an endquestion on whether congressman cleaver was spat upon? >> it doesnt. it doesnt make it case that spit versus whether he was a voice yerl. i cant believe this is the issue we are discussion on "kellys court." but it does show a couple of things -- you a assuming your going to be proving this guy is guilty. spit did lodge from his mouth to the head of the congressman. secondly we know he had a motive. he obviously was not pleased with ...

Such an important case. this is by far the most important supreme court case that he was involved in. martha: this was a friend of the court, ef not directly involved in the case. he was a friend of the court briefing, correct? >> absolutely. it was a friend of the court brief, but in fact, he was actually a client in this case. he wasnt a lawyer on the brief. he was actually representing his own views. there was a -- there were lawyers who were hired pro bono who represented him so in it case, ...

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