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>> its not exactly a judgment call. its a bright light in theory. give a close family member. do you have a employer or educational relation? when someone comes in at the border at customs, what are they can at the show? what is home and its pretty going to demand to see is evidence of that bona fide relationship? how is homeland security going to draw the line? the courts opinion get some specific examples. if you are a speaker to come address the audience. if youre an employee to work for an a...

Have a bona fide relationship, family relationship or relationship with an institution, like a employer or institution or university, cannot be applied. that provision of the effect applies to immigrants and refugees. that makes a difference. for refugees, who are driven to come here by conditions and persecutions in their country, they will be less likely to have that institutional or familiar relationship. the court has given the administration a pretty strong basis for enforcing this ban agai...

Something that was an investigation to be calling it a matter. >> kellyanne conway on fox news. comey did admit he leaked information about his kfg conversations with the president but the last part is a white house lie. comey did not agree to attorney general lynchs investigation. he used the quote 13 times in the opening statement at the press conference describing hillary clintons use of a private e-mails server. 14 times if you count the word investigation on the press release the fbi releas...

He mem morized those in memos and now for the first time in an open setting he will be be sharing with the american people the encounters he had with president trump. >> senator -- >> what do you want to hear beyond the opening statement? >> obstruction of justice or no? >> thats a conclusion that ought to be reached by prosecutor. certainly there is compelling evidence in the written testimony i saw in advance of todays hearing that the former fbi director had encounters with president trump in...

Attorney has, which is you never want to be in a situation where you do not have a witness to a conversation with a subject target or anyone else. and if by some means you are required, and you cant bring somebody, an aide or a confidante or an agent or a detective, you are trained to immediately after the meeting sit down and to the very best of your ability write up in some type of a report exactly what happened. >> write it and share it apparently. >> absolutely. share it. it becomes part of ...

He serves at the behest of the president. everything president trump did was absolutely fair, legal, and constitutional. >> kat: so far as we know. >> thank you. lets keep looking. >> two jamilas point, and its been said if hillary clinton were the one who fired comey, the democrats would be applauding. i would flip it and say in all honesty if president obama or hillary clinton fire to the fbi director while they were investigating the email scandal, our same audience that is saying, what are y...

Into the trump campaign and whether there were connections, whether there is potentially collusion between trump campaign officials and associates and russian officials, as well. i want to bring in south dakota republican, senator john thune. he is the chairman of the senate republican conference. senator, i want to ask you, of course, what your reaction is to the firing of the fbi director, but also, we heard from the vice president a short time ago. he said, this was the right decision at the ...

People think its what we ought to be doing, either. >> bill: do you believe james comey should have been fired? >> thats a judgment call, bill. im someone not in the intelligence or judiciary committee. my observation over the past year has been he has gotten outside his lanes when it comes to the job of the f.b.i. i always think the f.b.i. does its best work behind the scenes and he has been a very public figure over the course of the last year. there are questions whether or not that has compr...

This healthcare measure, whatever it is and even if it means risking defeat, theyre not leaving any one hanging. >> look, i think theres always a lot of strategy in political maneuvering. a lot of people think that that is behind the scenes. that is important work to know where your votes are. thats a part of governing. deciding what your priorities are. clearly the president and the house and senate leadership decided this is something that they can get done, they believe theyre close and they ...

Government grind pretty slowly. for him to be jettisoned as quickly as he was with some thing of a surprise to me. >> i think it is indicative of a pretty big problem. former national security advisor who was dining at the elbow of the russian president, united states and russia are not in a good phase in their bilateral relations right now. we have a lot of conflicts of interest. even in the absence of these legal problems, i think there was a judgment call that needed to be made here for the s...