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Campaigning on which we thought was unconstitutional, based on risk, not religion from high threat areas. it was consistent with the security bill signed by president obama and the safe act that passed the house with bipartisan veto-proof majority. my concern as you and i have talked is how its implemented and the execution of this order. first, lawful permanent residents with green cards were denied. military advisors who risked their lives to help u.s. forces overseas, as you know, were denied...

Unconstitutional and look at higher vetting to high-threat areas to keep out the bad guys. >> bill: you said muslim ban. you specifically state in yours hearing today it is not a muslim ban. >> it is not. and they took the seven countries that we passed into law, president obama signed it into law under our security bill that came out of my committee to ramp up the visa vetting process and, you know, these are basically unstable countries. countries where isis is prevalent. and it could be expan...

And u.s. pushing japan for the security bill to see japan move into the military arena trying to bring in some kind of equal militarily in the region. human rights issues not likely to be touched upon, but a concern for many around the world. i met with a lawyer turned activist. she has been an activist for ten years now who was imprisoned. she said she was tortured by police. he will not likely be touching on that. alison. >> thank you, saima. chinas president is in the united states hanging ...

Mean. i agree with you completely. this is not a close call. this is not 1983 or 84. this isnt 2004 or 2005. >> right. you are starting at zero. so if you do need at some point to cool down the economy, you got a range of options xing you can do a lot of things, whereas, you know, if you -- i dont know. it just doesnt make sense to me. >> it makes no sense. i dont think its a close call. >> the chairman made is sound too even in a few weeks we could raise rates. its been a while since we had a...

To fight overseas for the first time since the second world war. some were calling for mr. abes resignation. >> even if the security bill got scrapped, abe might try to submit it again sooner or later. i want him to step down. >> translator: if i were to describe japan with one phrase it would be a peaceful nation but right now the unimaginable is happening where peace is being destroyed. that fear is being cast upon this nation right now. >> the bills have already passed the lower house of parl...

Michael holmes, cnn. another huge protest this one in japan against prime minister shinzo abes military reforms. crowds in tokyo filled the streets with signs reading no war, and abe quit. they are angry over new legislation that would allow japanese troops to fight overseas for the first time since world war ii. >> translator: even if the security bill got scrapped, abe might try to submit it again sooner or later. i want him to step down. >> reporter: if i were to describe japan with one phr...

Unpopular security bill [ chanting ] >> without a -- >> about a dozen activists organized the rally in tokyo, hoping to attract a thousand people. they hope the protest will be 300,000 strong. the weekly rallies about the defense bill pushed through parliament. critics believe it could lead japan into u.s.-led conflicts. >> prime minister of malaysian is embroiled in a multimillion dollar financial scandal. protesters demanding he step down and an investigation reveals that he allegedly took $70...

Its the andimateing -- >> he said the way to do this is we do a series of small, bite-size bills, the first one has to be border security. he goes step by step. what he says is this is the more realistic, pragmatic way to do immigration reform where theres no way democrats would ever vote for just a security bill that did not include reforms. >> and hes also struck a very different tone on the trail about immigration. now youve got him with his donor buddy, who he and marco are bonding over immi...

Hillary is treating it like a real competition, going to grass roots, driving to iowa. >> shes not driving to iowa. >> she has security bill. come on -- >> driven out to iowa. something none of us would do get in a car and drive from here to iowa. credit for -- >> its of you iter to go to laguardia sit in 25e. what a real ordinary american were do. >> leave it there. thank you both so much. appreciate it. coming up next, the ud audiotape you havent heard. what the officer said in the minutes a...

Should take up the senate bill sand go forward. and i lead to our distinguished whip. >> and we have steny hoyer taking the mic. you heard house minority leader nancy pelosi calling the dip -- drip, drip drip. and luke you are there. >> reporter: and what she is doing is giving republicans cover because they are having problem getting to 218ond three-week -- on the three week bill. and chuck schumer said he would support and get this through. but what nancy pelosi did is a smart political move. ...