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The question though is what? >> saying you want to do something and actually doing something, so what is the current reality on capitol hill? >> its more wanting to do something. and i think thats really important to note. again, a legislative push opens up a whole list of potential problems for republicans who are staunch second amendment supporters, when you look at technical details. how do you write legislative language. could you perhaps go too far, open the door to a less friendly administ...

An economic case. half of those are merit-based. 6.5% or something. having an immigration system that matches more with what canada or australia does, its long overdue. >> bret: new green card recipients, you look at, no stats for 2016 yet. 2015, about 1,051,000 new green card recipients. you look at how many green card holders are here in the u.s., this goes back to 2014, 13,200,000. charles, big issue and won the white house thinks they can have a win on. >> long overdue. if you make the case,...

With trump, its going to happen with the annex and administration. but the policy is a good one, the russians have to be punished. the idea that we are restricting and holding trump back from negotiating so cleverly and astutely with russia on other things, we havent gotten anything from russia, particularly on syria for example. where we negotiated so-called cease and fire. where the russians were going to be the ones imposing it, that astute negotiation -- i do agree that the president has got...

Well-connected. they sever the least from the immigration policy. the rest of the country, interacting with some problems that come with not having a solid immigration policy, these are the people crying out shut down for decades. >> bret: speaking of interaction, i want to play some of the interaction from the white house briefing room with stephen miller. interesting. >> this notion of, they have to learn english before they get into the united states, are we just going to bring in people from...

Its good to do as the consultation states, let the president have that as a negotiating tool. those are very important right now, because we have, with russia, they are making an alliance with china, something we should find threatening. we need their help in syria, we need to help with iran, with venezuela, we have a lot of interest guiding us there, and to hamstring this and make it more difficult to have worked with this very serious adversary, it is a bad idea, and no one is talking about th...

Like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. >> bret: we told you about a republican effort limited legal immigration. we look at the situation. >> there is not anybody you can higher out there. >> stan has owned one of the largest construction companies in texas for d...

With trump, its going to happen with the annex and administration. but the policy is a good one, the russians have to be punished. the idea that we are restricting and holding trump back from negotiating so cleverly and astutely with russia on other things, we havent gotten anything from russia, particularly on syria for example. where we negotiated so-called cease and fire. where the russians were going to be the ones imposing it, that astute negotiation -- i do agree that the president has got...

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Country have anything to do with an economic case. half of those are merit-based. 6.5% or something. having an immigration system that matches more with what canada or australia does, its long overdue. >> bret: new green card recipients, you look at, no stats for 2016 yet. 2015, about 1,051,000 new green card recipients. you look at how many green card holders are here in the u.s., this goes back to 2014, 13,200,000. charles, big issue and won the white house thinks they can have a win on. >> lo...

Well-connected. they sever the least from the immigration policy. the rest of the country, interacting with some problems that come with not having a solid immigration policy, these are the people crying out shut down for decades. >> bret: speaking of interaction, i want to play some of the interaction from the white house briefing room with stephen miller. interesting. >> this notion of, they have to learn english before they get into the united states, are we just going to bring in people from...