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Suberis is one of the biggest hedge fund clients. is any bank, goldman stanley, bank america, talking about stopping doing business with suberis? because their owner basically owns half of the gun manufacturers out there. >> right, through remington arm, which is dangerously close to bankruptcy, so the deal hasnt worked out. to answer your question, no, not that im aware of. nobodys picking on blackhawk or larry fink. if youre going to come out and call for csr, corporate social responsibility, ...

Income im stf any ruhle. the president plans to go to the border wall next month. he plans to see prototypes to see a border wall. cross border living is the norm for a lot of people. these people spend their daily lives on both sides, in mexico to united states. we talked to one person who commutes every day. >> reporter: this is the biggest land border cross in the entire one. mexico is right there, tee wanna and san diego is on the other side. every day, tens and thousands of vehicles and pas...

Get them no matter what. their policies are regarding sanctuary. i think thats wrong. theres a lot of work to be done on this issue. >> harris: i think that people can see in are big wall one of the prototypes, i know that you had some prototypes that everyone is looking at. what is the latest on the wall situation that you would like to see done? >> i think that certainly the first and foremost thing we need to do policy wise is a fund and build the wall. any legislation which we propose should...

Mexicans will put rocks and slingshots and fire them over on to our border. our border agents and sometimes hit them. what made you want to go and do that today? >> well, i think for me, its always about seeing and understanding. to be out on the rio grande and to see a river that at some points is less than 150 yards wide a river where literally every day people are entering the water and swimming across. sometimes with rapid current and risking themselves and risking minor children to come int...

Week, a judge that has a history with the president. will carr joins us from los angeles to explain. will? reporter: a lot of controversy when it comes to the law, but in case comes with additional twist. the judge and president trump have that history. environmental groups in the state of california are both challenging the administrations claim that it can waive a number of environmental laws in efforts to build prototypes and replace the existing wall near san diego. judge curiel is expected ...

There is already a lot of controversy when it comes to the wall but this case comes with an additional twist. the judge in -- and the president in history. they are challenging the administrations claims that they can waive the number of environmental laws in an effort to build prototypes and ultimately replace existing wall near san diego. judge gonzalo curiel is expected to rule on this case. if his name sounds familiar its because candidates from disparate judge gonzalo curiel over a lawsuit ...

Week, a judge that has a history with the president. will carr joins us from los angeles to explain. will? reporter: a lot of controversy when it comes to the law, but in case comes with additional twist. the judge and president trump have that history. environmental groups in the state of california are both challenging the administrations claim that it can waive a number of environmental laws in efforts to build prototypes and replace the existing wall near san diego. judge curiel is expected ...

A judge, and not just a judge will determine if the effort to bypass environmental laws will affect construction. will carr with more on the story. a familiar name. >> that is right. that is a twist in this case did the judge set to rule in the coming days. the same judge, then candidate trump back when he was running for president. environmental groups in the state of california are challenging the administrations claim that it can wave a number of environmental laws to build over the wall prot...

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Are patriotic but they are all part of the american spirit, how we overcome and come together in the face of tragedy and what we can do as a nation to pull together. >> bret: thanks for the time. next, how president trump will deal with the daca dilemma as he pushes for his border wall. we will look at how far some people are going to test the wallea prototypes. highest in inn with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you cant have low cost a...