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Wars of problems with security contractors. even in some of the more -- the less dangerous roles that they could be playing. when you look at one of the training missions in afghanistan several years ago, there was a security company that was in charge of training the afghan police. there was a special inspector general for afghanistan reconstruction report that talked about just how deficient those efforts were. so theres been not only the checkered past of the actual security problems that the...

Tweet he wanted to save chinese jobs. these chinese jobs, though, were, of course, detrimental to americas national security. richard, we found out that now during a conference, that actually congress stripped the zte penalty provision from a must-pass defense bill. so donald trump had congress in the dark of night slip in language that would protect this company that our intel community and our united states military said was actually a risk to americas national security. talk about that. >> we...

Turnout this video is from a demonstration in washington, d.c. participants said they plan to build on this day. they also want everyone to know they too are impacted by the mass shootings we have seen like the one in parkland florida when in february 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjory stoneman douglas high school by a former student with an ar-15 style rifle. in the wake of that attack, the survivors began a call for action by local, state and federal lawmakers. the march for our...

As affected by the mass shootings as everyone else. like the one in florida. when it february 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjory stoneman douglas high school by a former student with an ar-15 style rifle. that attack prompted survivors to call for action by lawmakers and the march for our lives events held nationwide to begin in march. millions turning out to demand stricter gun laws and it putting an end to the violence. todays events are in response to the march for our lives. m...

Turnout this video is from a demonstration in washington, d.c. participants said they plan to build on this day. they also want everyone to know they too are impacted by the mass shootings we have seen like the one in parkland florida when in february 17 people were murdered on the grounds of marjory stoneman douglas high school by a former student with an ar-15 style rifle. in the wake of that attack, the survivors began a call for action by local, state and federal lawmakers. the march for our...

Have a problem with that? forget trump for a second or what he said -- >> no, you know, jake -- i dont think we cant trump for a second because t abo travel ban. but i will tell you this, that where in there are legitimate security problems that are measurable, the president should use those factors to safeguard the american people and that is clear. but i will just say, jake, that is not what this is all about and i think that weve got -- we cannot simply ignore intent, purpose and we cant igno...

This neighborhood? what is it? >> nick: i mean, its now one of the kind of very mixed refugee areas that beirut has. >> anthony: close to two million people from syria alone. >> nick: yeah. >> anthony: thats a hell of a lot to be absorbed by a tiny little nation of, what, four point five million? >> nick: its just loads of people, far too many people, with nowhere to go. you see it in how the cellphones dont sometimes work the way they should, how people have to ship water into their own homes. ...

Many others turn to drugs. and despite the efforts of staff drugs are smuggled into the prison. trafficking and abuse pose security problems. corrections officers conduct surprise shakedowns to find and confiscate drugs. often with the use of a drug detection dog. inmates are required to give urine samples. todays target is the protective custody unit. >> two-man teams. bring them out and set them down. >> 504. >> remember these guys are all in protective custody. put a little space between them...