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>> thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. when we come back, michael avenatti is here with his reaction to michael cohens lawyers problems. well see if michael avenatti thinks michael cohen is don quixote. facilities ae border who was was taken away from their parents. he was allowed to see what senator jeff merkley was allowed to see. jacob and senator merkley will both join us later in this hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kett...

Whos engaged in a lawsuit on this issue of child separation. they said, you know, its not the nonprofit that deserves the blame for the condition that the children are in. you could send these kids actually to a four seasons luxury hotel, and theyd still be traumatized from the act of being pulled apart from their parents, often without any warning. once theyre inside here, there is medication thats prescribed for kids that are undergoing psychological stress if its deemed appropriate by a medic...

Los angeles in the 1990s. thats american violence down there that they are running from. >> jacob, your reporting has been extraordinary. thank you so much for joining us and for keeping an eye an all of this. thank you. coming up, saluting the enemy. a picture says a thousands words. this is andrea mitchell reports only on msnbc.

Observed. but what he is talking about, the worker i talked to from the tucson facility, run by the same nonprofit, hes talking about what happens when the media isnt there, when staff are interacting with youth. he said things had started to break apart after the zero tolerance policy because staff were becoming overwhelmeded by kids, in particular, young what they called tender age kids, under age 13, who had been separated from their parents, did not know where their parents were and in many ...

Patrol agents i talked to said because the national guard wasnt from here and werent familiar were the landmarks around here, they had to be paired up with border patrol in those monitoring facilities. it wasnt really freeing them up that much. >> molly, thank you, jacob, thank you in brownsville, texas. lets get back to our breaking news. three big reporter takeaways so far from the ig report that congress and the white house are being briefed on. former fbi director james comey broke bureau ...

Invited inside, along with a staff writer for the "l.a. times." jacob, we should note here, you were not allowed to take your cameras inside. this is video of the facility thats been provided by hhs. they released this video. how do the videos that they provided, how do those videos line up with what you saw? >> for the most part, craig, i mean, that is what it looked like in there. it is relatively nice given the circumstances. but i know weve been showing footage of kids playing. we were in th...

Country. >> jacob, back to where you are. what is the future for these kids? when you hear that they cant even -- the mothers havent even had a chance to communicate with their children, do they have daily access to a phone? do they know where their parents are? do they know when they will get out ofs the flip side. the mothers and fathers are in these institutions after being charged and turned over to u.s. marshall service. they cant just pick up the phone and call their family member. it has ...

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>> because theyre incarcerated. thats the most simple answer that i can give you. on the weekends they get three hours. they get occasional field trips, katy. but they are in the custody of the department of health & human services for what that department says is their welfare. and inside, the reality is, it is not horrific conditions. there are no cages or fences. people arent sleeping on floors with those silver plank kets like we saw at the border patrol stations back in 2014. but they are i...

>> the reasoning i was given when i was in there is these kids feel like they are little animals in a cage being watched. thats pretty much the quote of what the official there told me, which is strange because there are no cages but they dont get a lot of visitors from the outside. in fact, the calls they get to make to the outside are very scheduled of the they get the opportunity on a scheduled basis to call their potential sponsors, the people that could pick them up. there are two potential...