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Second exec of order is concerned, what are they going to do in terms of making sure that the second executive order passes constitutional scrutiny? >> >> press secretary spicer: we have done a few things. one, weve been clear about understanding what the court said and trying to tailor that specifically while achieving the same goal of keeping america safe and ensuring that people do not come into this country who seek to do us harm. that is number one. number two -- that order is basically com...

Various departments to make certain that the exec executive order passed the constitutional scrutiny? >> i think we have done a few things. one, we have been very clear about understanding what the court said in trying to tailor that specifically, while achieving the same goals of keeping america safe and ensuring that people dont come into the country that seek to do us harm. and number two, to -- that order is basically completed. what we are now doing is working with the various agencies and ...

Consulting with various doepts make certain this second executive order passes constitutional scrutiny? >> well, i think weve done a few things. one is i think weve been very clear about understanding what the court said in trying to tailor that specifically while achieving the same goals of keeping america safe, and ensuring that people dont come into this country that seek to do us harm. thats number one. number two is we continue, and that order is basically completed. i think what were now d...

Number one, number two, we continue and that order is basically completed. i think what were now doing is working with the various agencies and departments to make sure that the implementation of that is done in an extremely smooth way. so we have looked at it from both a process standpoint as well as a, you know, legal standpoint, and i think its going -- its achieving the goals. >> kasie hunt is standing by watt the white house, kasie on the travel ban, steven miller, top advisor to the presid...

Those kinds of things, but i dont know from a process standpoint that we are at the point of, you know, kind of those next second and third steps. you have to have probable cause to go in that particular direction. all of that is about information gathering, and a series of various interviews that will take place with people who are on the train. let me go over here. >> can you clarify the role of your police department. [ inaudible question ] >> the bulk of the tail endly not answer because i c...

And interfering with their care. i think all of those folks know how passionately i care about them, and ill do my best to be in touch with them, but its quite more important for them to be talking to their doctor than to be talking to me. im going to come right back to you. that was you in the brown? okay. identify and -- [ inaudible question ] >> i think the first part of your question is at the moment no, we are not. i think, from a process standpoint, i think you dont get to a level of quote...

Transformed after 9/11. and though im sympathetic with the argument that says we did a lot after 9/11 in panic, the reality is its a decade later and we still have not come to grips with the problem. >> whats in tomorrows paper? i know this is a week long series. >> today we give the introduction that described the overall super structure of the top secret america and its growth particularly in the war area. tomorrow well talk specifically about contractors and we will profile one company, gener...

I think he ends up onboard, i agree with you. >> sean: i spoke with paul ryan and eric cantor earlier today, they say from a process standpoint we hear about parliamentary maneuvers, reconciliation, they are saying it is nearly impossible the way they are designing the process for the stupak provision to be inserted. stupak loses. he doesnt get added to this bill. he has said, i dont believe they are gonna pass it later. do you think theres hope there? >> you could say theres hope there based on...

Reporter yamish al cinder, msnbc contributor. congressman, the president fires the fbi director. and he fires him without a phone call, without a meeting. in fact, he was speaking on the west coast, arguably 3,000 miles away, to fbi personnel, when one of them sees a news flash hes fired. how do you fathom the way he was fired and the reasoning that he gave, the president gave, he fired him because of how he handled the hillary clinton situation. someone that this president called crooked hillar...

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