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For the whole of europe. and you are seeing i think all over europe a rising rejection of the sort of open borders approach and so i think a lot of the issues that europe is dealing with are similar to the issues being dealt with by the united states in terms of mass migration and you have of course large numbers of migrants who are claiming political asylum in europe, even though the main motivation for their moving to europe is really economic. >> arthel: although each country aiming to protec...

Grants. germany for example has seen a wave of terror attacks in the last two years as a direct result of the influx of refugees into the country including a large number of islamic militants. i think a real concern for the united states is if these refugees eventually become european citizens, german citizens, they would have the right to travel to the united states. there are clear security implications here. i think a big issue within europe is the issue of the e.u. dictating the terms and so...

This is going to benefit us, these are allies that stand with america not just on trading that helps american consumers and workers and helps the american agricultural industry, canada is the biggest market for american agricultural products, the second biggest for american dairy products, america needs these trading relationships but theres security implications here, too. because america needs these allies in the middle east, in africa, in the fight against islamic extremism and this hurts. yo...

Turkish people and are you i have chinese i would be an hour late being treated their exercise their right to tell you whether you can give a speech which would have security implications how about the freedom of assembly. freedom of speech and you are trying to see me less is of this is this is your double standard is no it is not my levels that if you dont understand it you are complaining about a lack of democracy if you after the live the double standard of the europe and the rest unfortunat...

The u.s. he also does so in russia because hes so focused on at least appearing loved that he wants to cultivate an image of popularity. >> lets talk a little bit about the middle east because we know putin also has been doing some traveling. he has an interesting relationship as well as far as his power plays there. what do you expect in terms of the dynamics at play? >> i think that putin is really waiting to see what president trump does on the iran deal like the rest of the world. were waiti...

National security. >> oh my god. wait, hold on. hold on. a republican sounds like a republican. >> no. >> that hasnt happened in about 30 years. >> stop it. a stark warning from the director of national intelligence dan coats about the security implications from americas economic mismanagement. thats one way of putting it. joining us now, member of the foreign relations committee, senator chris murphy of connecticut. good to have you back on the show. >> good morning, guys. >> senator, in richar...

She did a thing, and she believes this exposes a system of contracts to keep women quiet through trusted intermediaries like "the national enquirer" and this company, ami, and there are security implications when that system works in the favor of the president. >> they say that your assertion is laughable, and the idea that "the enquirer" could have any assertion over the president is laughable. what do you say? >> we gave them ample time to give their input, and those are in our story, and peop...

She told the audience the dress marks one of the many beginnings for her familys history in washington. michelle obama is also in the news this week. her white house photographer is releasing a book of rare photos of the former first lady. its called chasing light. around son sat down with the photographer, amanda lose done. here is that conversation. >> first of all, can you just describe what a day in the life of a white house photographer is like. >> well, theres no really -- no real typical ...

"chasing life." anderson sat down with the photographer and here is that conversation. >> can you describe what a day in the life of a white house photographer is like? >> uh-huh. theres no real typical day. there could be slow days and days that think are going to be slow, but you should be ready to know that things change quickly. >> i imagine its on the lie. you have to figure out where to be and where security implications for everything. theres got to be a dynamic environment. >> yeah, i le...

The democratic national committee. former i.t. aid is accused according to stealing classified information, possibly selling it to hostile foreign governments and leaving open the possibility of blackmail of members of congress. its an astounding story. >> this is a the so-called fake russia story pretends to be. is how collusion with foreign government. got real computer hacking. just to bring it back to basics, dont understand why relatively low-grade representatives required i.t. aids anyways...