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More behind the idea of federalism and decentralization than ever before because we see in a visceral way the dangers of an authoritarian government. in some areas deregulation yes, but in others you see president trump wanting to use and wanting to bludgeon cities and estates in terms of their immigration enforcement and rather than allowing local launceston to determine how best it can keep their community safe so you do see an authoritarian impulse there which i think all of these uprisings a...

Korea building a number of reactors for a civilian nuclear program to handle the power needs, and the saudis have those needs and talked about a civilian nuclear program. it is one to look to convert to military use if iran has a nuclear military program. >> and that raised the eyebrows about the source of energy. and let me ask you about what you heard from secretary kerry this weekend? secretary kerry is negotiating with the foreign minister of iran and during the questions about that, there w...

its got to be stopped and i know better than most. and thats it, the south carolina republican forum hosted by senator jim demint. we want to welcome our viewers. i wolf blitzer in "the situation room." donna brazill is with us. lets get immediate reaction to what we heard from the five republican candidates over the past two hours. donna, let me start with you. youre a good democrat. you heard from the five republicans. theyre pretty much on most of the issues on the same page. a pa...

we begin with breaking news in drought-stricken texas where strong winds from tropical storm lee are kicking up several major wildfires. you see them here. this is south of austin, texas. crews are scrambling to knock down flames as soon as they pop up. 1,000 homes are at risk, in the line of fire. the situation has been getting worse. fire officials cant tell us how many evacuations they have or any damage assessments as of yet. well have more ahead on the fires including a live repor...

conditions apply. tropical storm lee tearing through the gulf of mexico. this is what it looks like for oil rig workers, look at this, leaning almost 45 degrees into the wind, holding on to a railing for dear life to find out how fast the wind was blowing. on land, lee is a major flood maker. some parts of louisiana have already gotten more than ten inches of rain. that amount could double in some areas. great to see you. im susan hendricks in for don lemon. you are in the cnn newsro...

>> you know, thats a very hard question. the amount of force that this storm had. the amount of damage that this caused. its just -- its hard to imagine. unless, you know, i was in the helicopter earlier. i went across alabama, georgia and tennessee, and followed the path of the storm that took my house. and along with the other two tornados that hit dade county. the devastation is just unbelievable. the power of this storm was, you know, absolutely unbelievable. >> and what is the situation -- ...

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