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The law. it is how you choose to enforce it. each of policies that has been outlined, are about increasing harshness. making it harder to stay. excluding people more quickly. >> they said were going to give blanket deferrals. this is what barack obama enforced prior to daca. the idea that this is cruel and mean. there is a provision in the law. >> thats exactly why the president, and you can, a to you constitutionality of what barack obama did all day. i see both sides of it easily. the policy j...

Where you can come here and apply for asylum, but you will stay in mexico pending the review of the application. the policy judgment being there if they get inside this country, theres going to be an attrition rate, catch and release is what its called, youre not going to be able to find these people again. why dont you like that solution? >> we have asylum laws, refugee laws, those are the laws of our nation, those are the laws well established and i think that this new criteria being proposed ...

Been on the program before talking, do you remember the hostage taking of the dreamers and the democrats response was $5 billion? >> right. >> and then they increased and so we said, how do -- what do we do with the kidnappers of our dreamers? what is the ransom, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, dick durbin went and offered this president $25 billion? what did he say? no. because it isnt about the wall, its about destroying our immigration system. its about destroying and stopping this being a ...

Its interesting that one the accusers, there were five or six total that were used as witnesses, six total accusers that were used as witnesses and there they just said that they are hoping one of the witnesses said they are hoping that this changes the law in nevada on the statute of limitations. >> thats up to the state legislators. most are five or seven years. there has been a movement to change them but not a successful one yet. >> julie: is the statute of limitations unfair. earlier you me...

Into bill clinton. raymond. sixth circuit court of appeals. >> he had a decade on that court and for justice kennedy, we could see people who are following their boss in this job. he has articulately on a host of issues, first amendment, second amendment, how to interpret statutes and that is a key thing knowing someone will interpret a statute as written and bring their policy judgment in. i like that he writes in many ways like neil gorsuch where he tries to break it down for the lay reader. h...

Re-opening that investigation only 10 or 11 days before the presidential election? >> in 2016, i was on the house oversight committee and james comey came to our committee and testified with a question -- with the opportunity to question him and i disagreed with his policy judgment but i could also tell from that questioning that he had integrity, i trust him and while i disagree with him i trust the things he says and does whether or not i would have done the same thing. >> comey also says pres...

Can do there. i think, you know, attorney general snierd man, who i know personally, you know, hes a very experienced lawyer and he is -- has pretty thick skin. and i think understands that these are just sort of personal taunts and i wouldnt expect that in any way, shape or form to affect his policy judgment. >> thats my follow-up. you do know him. a lot of people dont. do you think he has a background toll deal with in the manafort case what are very complex, even potentially, you know, intern...

Assure a child receives appropriate education. on the other hand, it also balances the interests of school district districts for whom those cases can be very expensive and that balance is a policy judgment as to how thats made thats made by this body and as interpreted by the supreme court in rowley, those are the standards we apply, the policy choices of this congress as interpreted by the united states supreme court. >> and you didnt have any discretion to disregard that precedent of either t...

Is a something bear, maybe there is something nefarious, we may be they do help something. >> i agree with you 100%. one of the reasons why it is good to send tillerson to moscow to meet with putin and to come to some kind of russian policy. the truth is, donald trump embraced vladimir putin. he said he was a strong leader. he was dismissive when people said on this network, being interviewed by bill oreilly, he said, hes a killer, he said, we kill a lot of people, too played a big problem for d...

Is a something bear, maybe there is something nefarious, we may be they do help something. >> i agree with you 100%. one of the reasons why it is good to send tillerson to moscow to meet with putin and to come to some kind of russian policy. the truth is, donald trump embraced vladimir putin. he said he was a strong leader. he was dismissive when people said on this network, being interviewed by bill oreilly, he said, hes a killer, he said, we kill a lot of people, too played a big problem for d...