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To negotiate and making concessions so that we can solve this problem and move our country forward. i do not support expanding away from daca or extending out from daca. i think dealing with people that came to this country for the most part, by no fault of their own, is a reasonable thing. it is reasonable if security needs for the american people put enforcement that were having our american citizens with peace of mind that we have secured the border, stopped in the immigration and then having...

The briefing disturbing to say the least. saying we must do more to upgrade security. >> cannot solve this problem alone. working with the private sector we need to find ways to meet our security needs. these partnerships can produce new technologies. advance or stream process. fingerprints and facial recognition. >> gave the tsa eight classified classifications. theyre taking it seriously. they are now testing new scanning equipment. i have to tell you. we have all the technology in the world. ...

Crisis, what are you basing that on? >> well, i think we see in 2340r7bnorth korea and, by the way, elsewhere in the world the risk of a miscalculation that could be through the escalation of taunts. it could be through the militaries of the united states and other countries put together. we need diplomacy. it has to tum to the fore whether dealing with north korea, iran or russia. in all of these cases we need to have serious discussion. we need to work with our allies, certainly in north korea...

These men today? >> i want to know how well the budget request meets the security needs of the country. you look at two things. one we were just talking about. what are the threats were facing. secondly, whats the state of our military. i think president trump during the campaign promised exactly the right thing to rebuild our military, to make sure the men and women who fight have exactly what they need. im concerned, however, that the first budget that his folks have sent over do not keep that...

Were. steve: to go up like that it would be hard to climb over. >> exactly. our engineers took a look at everything. they looked at the specifications, the security needs, and the solar gathering materials that would be required and they came one a great design. amazing design. steve: here is one of the other things aside from the fact that it would offset the cost of the wall is the fact that it would wind up, you would think because the political left loves things that are solar powered they w...

Muslims. the core issue was whether the courts should consider comments made by trump and his officials before and after the presidential campaign about banning muslims. acting solicitor general jeffrey wall defended trump saying the president disavowed his original muslim ban remarks. take a listen. >> has the president ever disavowed his campaign statements? has he ever stood up and said, i said before i wanted to ban all members of the islamic faith from entering the united states of america,...

Ive consulted with lawyers and im now addressing it simply to security needs. has he ever said anything approaching that? >> yes, judge hawkins, he has said several things. its detailed in the briefs. part three, walks through the comments and shows that over time the president clarified that what he was talking about were islamic terrorist groups and the countries that shelter or sponsor them. and, over time, he and his advisers clarified what he was focused on were groups like isis and al qaed...

$800 million to fight opioid abu abuse. and $295 million for puerto rico medica medicaid. $57 million for presidential security needs. extend miners health insurance. this is fascinating. no funding cuts for planned parenthood. as you all know that is a big deal for both sides of the aisle. no money for a deportation force. no federal cuts to sanctuary cities. the president threatened that. no funding for the border wall construction. maggie, is this a win for democrats and if so, how did that h...

We have david gregory, david drucker and jason kusinich. lets put up for our viewers, if you are just waking up this is what happened last night. the budget open. here are some details $15 billion for defense spending, $1.5 billion for before der security, funding for opioid abuse. $57 million for presidential security needs, what florida and new york were asking for added secret service because the president lives in a couple of different places. here is what is out, no funding cuts for planned...

Of improbablities. any idea of a new approach for the region might contribute to the ability to move forward this is actually a very good thing. >> you say its a good thing. how much are we going to factor in the relationships that we have with president trump and prime minister, knowing that there is also this public relationship that they have, a personal relationship they have also and with the presidents son-in-law also coming into play? >> it actually bodes very alley well-in the sense ther...