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Mexico. she says it is too dangerous. she wants them to continue school in the united states. she wants them to further their careers. when it comes to her deportation, i.c.e. is saying this stems from a 2013 deportation order under the obama administration, president barack obama was the president that deported the most people. but this family feels that this is a part of the new administrations push and hard stance against immigration. they say this is a result of trumps executive order. >> ga...

Council, thats not what the executive order says. so if you were really concerned about that, you could tighten up that executive order to make it clear it doesnt apply to green card holders and people already here, but here unlawfulfully. >> john malcolm, thanks for taking a few minutes. >> good to be with you. okay. quick break here on the other side though, feeling the heat. congressman jason chaffetz faces protests at a raucous town hall meeting back in his home state of utah. youre going ...

This, its working quite effectively. so i think its very important that we focus on that. its not a wholesale exiting from prison systems. we have to do better than that. >> its important point about the state level in texas is the ultimate example a bt how the politics has changed. rick perry, john cornyn, texas is one of the states. former democratic nominee is going to be sticking around with us. i want to thank john malcolm and mary price. john will also be sticking around. more next. dont w...

unlikely ways imaginable. republicans need six states if they are going to take back the majority and they are likely to win states in west virginia. what has made 2014 a promising year for republicans is they have juicy targets in the heart of the most republican-friendly region in the country. mark pryor in arkansas, mary landrieu in louisiana, kay hagan in north carolina. we found out this week that all three of these incumbents representing states that president obama lost in 2012 ...

>> shes decisive, impatient, and theres a look that says, "im the boss, and youre boring." [ticking] >> decades after their demise, some departed stars draw more income than they ever made while they were drawing breath, and there is a growing legion of agents and managers willing to represent them. >> were a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music, and historical clients, but most of those are deceased. >> dead. >> dead. >> theyre working stiffs. >> i guess you could...

>> shes decisive, impatient, and theres a look that says, "im the boss, and youre boring." [ticking] >> decades after their demise, some departed stars draw more income than they ever made while they were drawing breath, and there is a growing legion of agents and managers willing to represent them. >> were a business agent for about 250 entertainment, sports, music, and historical clients, but most of those are deceased. >> dead. >> dead. >> theyre working stiffs. >> i guess you could...

>> both of our kids were educated by them and it is great to see you here in brookline. it is wonderful to be in the coolidge cedar with this great bookstore and co-sponsor the massachusetts historical society which has been an institution that has ben is essential to my life as a historian. sometimes i feel like i have taken up residence in the archives in every book i have done has been a central information that has come from their but none more so than "bunker hill" many of the cha...

blue, and my wife had forced me to be on face wook, so -- facebook, so i knew what it was. so i went out to work with this guy, and it was eduardo who andrew garfield play inside the movie, and he was angry. he was really angry. um, and a little drunk. and he wanted to tell me a story, and thats how i got into it. >> host: why did he send an e-mail to you? >> guest: well, ive become kind of the go-to guy for every college kid who does something ridiculous or crazy because of my books. ...

and usually theyre lame, theyre not something i would want to do, but this was one that really caught my eye. >> host: so you went out, had drinks with eduardo. >> guest: and his buddy will, will was the one who sent me the e-mail. and eduardo started to tell me this story. and i knew nothing about how facebook had been founded. he started to tell me that he and his best friend had met in an underground fraternity. it was mark zuckerberg, and they were all kind of geek can key guys -- ...

notorious on campus for that. and that was kind of the beginning in a lot of ways of facebook. and thats when he caught the anticipation of the winklevoss twins who you could not invent if you wanted to. they are right out of a hollywood playbook. when i met those guys, theyre 6-5 identical twin olympic rowers. really good looking, i remember meeting them at a hotel in new york for the first time, and it was cameron -- it might have been tyler. i dont know, you really cant tell. [laugh...