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Listening session with people who are invested in this and it comes just about a week after new reports that the president has pushed to ban flavored e-cigarettes was put on ice after advisers told him it wouldnt work to his political advantage. i want to bring in washington correspondents, aman jabbers. you have some of these top ceo ceos who will be in there and their toughest critics, then the ultimate wild card, president trump, right? hows this going to go down? >> reporter: you remember in...

[inaudible] >> so how did this passenger even get marijuana on the plane amid todays tight security in airports, former u.s. deputy assistant of transportation oliver mcgee joins me now with more, first of all, thank you very much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, heather. heather: lets talk about what did not happen, the passenger somehow was able to get through tsa and get this marijuana on board the flight, how did that happen? >> well, tsa sometimes c...

Not just a new rule making. theyre going to try to overrule a court ruling and this will end up in court. viewers should not this will not take effect in 60 days. it will be subject to litigation and could -- the battle could last a lot longer. so it is a means to get around catch and release so people coming here know that theyre going to be detained together or deported together. the president is being blunt about this. its intended to be a deterrent like child separations. hes talking about b...

The administration is going after when it comes to targeting immigrants. >> shannon, any word on whether this is something thats going to be challenged in court? >> at this point the administration has gone through all of the standard rulemaking processes here. it was put out as a proposed rule. there was a comment period. its now going to be published in the federal registrar. this is something thats gone through the right procedures. doesnt mean someone cant challenge it at some point. unlike ...

Self-sufficient but the administration is doing the big legislative plan that jared kushner has been drafting. also the current u.s. immigration system to more one that is based on merit at the expense of people who may be lower income and what not. and while there has been so much focus on the presidents crusade against illegal immigration and the border wall there have been so much changes to the legal immigration that have gone under the radar such as this long debate over the public charge r...

Youre 65, you obviously have to pay more to cover your whole life. nobody wanted to say that tonight. >> it takes the discussion away from transparency in hospitals, how do we get the pharmaceutical companies to renegotiate their rulemaking so we dont pay ten times more for insulin here than they do in canada and all that stuff. >> what about hiring everybody? you brought that up. you doubt thats very workable. everybody gets a job. >> how do you possibly do that? im a geologist. i understand a ...

Have your first job, and when youre 65, you obviously have to pay more to cover your whole life. nobody wanted to say that tonight. >> it takes the discussion away from transparency in hospitals, how do we get the pharmaceutical companies to renegotiate their rulemaking so we dont pay ten times more for insulin here than they do in canada and all that stuff. >> what about hiring everybody? you brought that up. you doubt thats very workable. everybody gets a job. >> how do you possibly do that? i...

Begging them to help. they sat on their hands. since the supplement has passed, the border had 2,500 kids. now 300. >> laura: and now the asylum rule from bill barr. its going to be challenged by the aclu saying if you come through mexico, you cannot claim asylum in the united states. they use the emergency powers that congress gave the executive branch to do this interim rule making. my administrative law is kicking in here. so is that something that will help you? >> absolutely. laura, i hope ...

On their hands. since the supplement has passed the border had 2,500 kids. now 300. >> laura: and now the asylum rule from bill barr. its going to be challenged by the aclu saying if you come through mexico, you cannot claim asylum in the united states. they use the emergency powers that congress gave the executive branch to do this interim rule making. my administrative law is kicking in here. so is that something that will help you? >> absolutely. laura, i hope the american people do research,...

To fix that and to have it roll forward in the 2020 census. >> the justice department released a statement last night thanking the lawyers who i guess up until now have been working on the census case. the attorney general is confident in the new team though will take the case on from here. steve, ainsley, and pete we will watch to see what happens today. ainsley: they are supposed to file these court papers today. pete: whats clear from the outside is something got messed up here. argument was ...