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They are sepnding the worst, ba people, bad hombre coming from over there. its not true. its poisoning perspective on who we are in this country. >> p thwhen i came to cnn nrkcn go into the strict security process. >> neither does the united states. >> they do. they come across or border. come through the legal way. if you want to come here, thats great. apply, go through the process and come here the legal way. we wont have a problem with it. >> i dont know thats true, by the way. theres nothin...

Year and a half ago. i would have never dreamed of this individual doing this. never. and -- >> i guess thats part of what makes it so remarkable, right? >> we really got to start looking at mental illness. and something -- he even said it himself. hes broken. how he even got that plane off the ground is astonishing. horizon has their security process. all airlines have their security processes. the airport has their processes. theres cameras. you are monitored the whole time when youre there, o...

For as long as you did, could you have dreamed up a scenario like this? it seems almost impossible. >> no. i would have never thought anything like this would ever happen ever. >> talk to me a little about the type of security screening you have to go through before you can be hired for a job like this. obviously -- >> horizon, horizon has their security process, all airlines have a security process. the airport has their processes they follow. theres cameras, i mean, youre monitored the whole t...

Victims like myself and other survivors? >> a pr nightmare perhaps, but the casino hopes a brilliant legal strategy. mgm is filing its case in federal court, claiming a law known as the safety act, shields the company. mgm lawyers argue the law precludes any finding of liability against plaintiffs for any claim for injuries arising out of or related to paddocks mass attack. plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to defendants. lawyers for the victims disagree. >> it wasnt meant to provide immu...

The wake of the 9/11 terror attacks. the fbi has not called the vega shootings an act of terrorism and in fact still hasnt found a motive behind the massacre. victims and their lawyers are outraged. >> this is the most reprehensible conduct by a defendant under circumstances like this ive ever witnessed in more than 30 years. >> and they argue that as stephen paddock brought his huge arsenal of weapons into the mandalay bay, mgm should have seen the warning signs and should not be protected lega...

Failure to stop gunman stephen paddock enters nearly two dozen weapons. >> how deep in the swamp does mgm want to jump? how low do they want to kick victims like myself and other survivors? >> a p.r. nightmare perhaps but the casino hopes are brilliant legal strategy. they are filing their case in federal court claiming their lot known as the safety act shields the company. mgm lawyers argue the law precludes any finding of liability against plaintiffs for any claim for injuries arising out of o...

After 9/11 known as the safety act precludes any finding of liability against mgm for any claim for injuries arising out of or related to paddocks mass attack and the plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to the defendants. why? well, mgm says that the concert security vendor was certified by the department of homeland security against terrorism or acts of mass injuries. therefore, mgm has no liability. but lawyers for the victims say the f.b.i. never classified the vegas shooting as a terror...

Process where they go through the information they need the counsel to review before they present it to their client. they go through an interim security process which grants them the access to see the information. with the caveat that the counsels have to be able to pass the security clearance process to obtain the clearance. >> how important are these answers from the president? >> well, thats really what we dont know here. on the one hand bob mueller clearly needs to talk to him to wrap it up...

Yesterday a statement that said iran has a robust clandestine nuclear weapons program. thats a big "d." then 9 clock last night on the phone being directed to this new updated white house statement correction, had a robust, one letter with a significant difference. i was told it was a clerical error, it was a typo, alexey and charlie. it says a couple of things, theres a lack of a rigorous security process or something thats worse which is that they are politicizing information by being delibera...

From the tpp some leaders declared the agreement meaningless. >> the white house failed to provide details about the rob porter security clearance fiasco. trey gowdy sent a letter to the administration last month asking for a detailed timeline of his background check by the fbi and want to know when white house officials became aware of the an bal gigses against porter. >> answered were expected by february 28th. instead there was a brief response from mark short pointing to changes chief of sta...