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Have an implication for the processes for immigration reform and having the security for the people who come in to our country, and then treating those, for instance, young children who come in that would have been dream act or achieve act recipients. no. but what kind of people we do allow to have permanent residency, i think we have gotten the warning flag, and i think that that certainly can be added to an overall immigration reform, that we want the people who come in here not to be carrying...

The finish line but it was an hour earlier. but if it is of any help, here it is. >> thats right. it shows gotness of people that everyone is trying to contribute. it also highlights that people may not know what they have. it may take time to know that you took a picture a mile away 45 minutes before but you assign that with a picture someone else has at the scene. and finally it shows a great response. a response of course is to help the people at the scene after the bombing. but for federal, ...

Mission category. i think she was involved in the out of sort of a sense of personal ambition. she broke all kinds of new ground as the first woman prime minister in britain. but what motivated her was her deep belief in a certain set of values and principles that she used to guide her development of policy, her processes, her method, if you will, of addressing difficult issues. she believed very strongly in a strong national offense and acted on it in the falklands. the private sector, the free...

Theyre saying your opinion doesnt matter. and thats not right. that is not right. we need a vote. >> we want a vote, we want a vote. >> the president has been fighting on this terrain all along. but now political processes have caught up to him. a filibuster threat is imminent. since you cannot argue with a filibuster, what you can do is shame people out of a filibuster. you bare moral witness, you can fly to the capitol mothers and fathers of children gunned down in a mass shooting so they coul...

Votes on these provisions. theyre saying your opinion doesnt matter. and thats not right. that is not right. we need a vote. >> we want a vote, we want a vote. >> the president has been fighting on this terrain all along. but now political processes have caught up to him. a filibuster threat is imminent. since you cannot argue with a filibuster, what you can do is shame people out of a filibuster. you bare moral witness, you can fly to the capitol mothers and fathers of children gunned down in a...

>> some folks back in washington are already floating the idea that they may use political stunts to prevent votes on any of these reforms. think about that. theyre not just saying theyll vote no on ideas that almost all americans support, theyre saying theyll do everything they can to even prevent any votes on these provisions. theyre saying your opinion doesnt matter. and thats not right. that is not right. we need a vote. >> we want a vote, we want a vote. >> the president has been fighting o...

There is still questions whether or not the pakistan will be run by the cia. >> right. jenna: that seems to be a point of contention whether the pentagon does the program or whether the cia does? >> well, the military program is involved in africa and yemen and other places. i personally believe the program in pakistan needs to roll under the same processes. it is very laborious and very detailed for to us get to the point where were sure we postively identified a target and that we actually hav...

For selfish gain. those were made by the china president. >> im sure if there has been that kind of a public statement, there has been that kind of a private conversation. but as jim said in his report, the real question is, to what extent is kim jong-un listening to his primary benefactor. clearly china does not have the same level of influence as it had on kims father. so well have to see at what point in time he either processes what china is telling him or ignores what china is telling him. ...

Continuation of the same kind of processes. through most of history, of course, the americas completely separate from the rest of the world and doing their own thing and developing in their own ways and then start getting drawn into an economy based on europe, starting in the 16th, 17th, 18th centuries and initially all driven from europe, by the european capitals and the people coming out from europe. by the time you get into the 19th century, though, you are able to start building railroads an...

Same kind of impact the rise of the west had? >> i think it will. we have this long story here where were seeing similar kind of processes unfolding in different parts of the world. so, first of all, you have the . first, you have the atlantic ocean shrinking for around 14 arms to western europe up to the top of the pile, atlantic ocean shrinks more, america too in the 19th century, then the 20th century we have seen the shrinking of the pacific ocean, which is so big that right up until the lat...