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There, the majority of syrians are living in relative peace under the assad regime. yes, it is preferable to bombing and crucifixions in the street that we are seeing. the murdering and torturing and imprisoning of random people which is what they are doing. >> tucker: we do not have a lot of time left, but give us an summation of how you got out when so many did not? >> this is a good question. there was a humanitarian intervention that was really carried out by qatar -- i do not think the amer...

A minority of the population there, the majority of syrians are living in relative peace under the assad regime. yes, it is preferable to bombing and crucifixions in the street that we are seeing. the murdering and torturing and imprisoning of random people which is what they are doing. >> tucker: we do not have a lot of time left but give us an summation of how you got out when so many did not? >> this is a good question. there was a humanitarian intervention that was really carried out by -- i...

We saw joe manchon there, but didnt see anyone else. you see in these first year speeches where the audience stand up on one side. i think we saw it in typical fashion tonight. i think it will be a well-received speech for donald trump thats, in part, i think fair to say a product of expectations that hes not seen as somebody who necessarily gives a good, formal speech. he is more of a rollicking speech instead of a formal speech giver. it will be a notable thing that the president spent a big p...

Crime. promoting the idea that immigrants are vicious, murdering, violent criminals. is there anything like that in american history? obviously people are making references and thats not pretty comparisons. have we done anything like this before? >> nothing that i can think of immediately. the other thing, rachel, is that he put some of the victims, people who were said to have suffered from these crimes in the visitors gallery and i was thinking how far we have come from after the air florida d...

Have an echo of what hes trying to do. >> hi, michael, its rachel. >> hi, rachel. >> nice to see you here tonight. >> thank you. i was thinking of you in that moment where we had this audible groan from some people in the room. the president announcing this. this -- something hes talked about, this office of immigrant crime. homeland security office devoted to promoting the idea that immigrants are vicious, murdering, violent criminals. is there anything like that in american history? obviously ...

Were hoping we can get it done. abby: what president trump continues to say that bottom line this is about the bad people getting out of this country. if you were in this area yesterday morning, your phone probably went off with an amber alert. illegal immigrant in connecticut once deported, becomes a prime? a murder and kidnapping case just days after the governor tells local leaders to ignore the federal immigration laws. what do you make of this? because here is someone that we dont know how ...

Bit. and then i went to the police department and filed a report. >> soon after, stoney was arrested and indicted for reportedly raping chris. he spent a few weeks in jail before being released on bond. but when it was time for stoneys pretrial hearing, chris missed the court date. >> and i misread the court date, or memorized the wrong date. and so i called them. and thats when they told me that i was a day late. and that paul lewis went free. >> after tonys murder chris called the police and m...

Some kind of make-believe world. >> reporter: i come back to the simple proposition, if the groups you seem to support from al qaeda to isis were as popular as you claim, why dont they hold elections? why do they have to go around murdering or slaughtering, raping and forcing people into submission? >> for a moment i thought you were talking about guantanamo bay, talking about rape, torture and oppression, but obviously, you are not talking about that. >> democracy hypocrisy. >> reporter: chouda...

An burrman. he shot her because he thought she could incriminate him in the disappearance of kathleen durst in new york. 15 years later, police arrested durst forbermans murder after he was caught on tape saying he killed them all, of course. >> and then last month. he was arraigned and pled not guilty and saying he was under the influence of drug in a hot miç c. >> and lets bring in ashley merchant. a crim maldefense attorney. and wendy patten. you practice out out there. does the proposal to...

Across the world people are protesting the atrocities. thousands in turkey near the syrian border demanded the evacuations resume right away. the turkish government plans to set up a camp in syria for those who manage to leave. in berlin, hundreds called on the international community to save aleppo now and to stop the murdering in syria. >> because i think free passage should be given to those trapped in aleppo. i have two sisters trapped in aleppo. im here in solidarity for them. >> because i ...