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And its just that sort of connectivity were seeing with this tragedy. actually can be used to affect change. kids arent stupid. they get it. they get the inexplicable aspect. one of their peers who couldnt everyone buy beer was able to buy a weapon that killed them quickly. and so them, they are g galvanized. we failed them as parents in terms-over the society that exists. they are looking to themselves for the solution. >> just from a security standpoint. theyre trying to stop the next shooting...

Jurisdiction, the politics or anything else but it is remarkable. i think it has something to do with social media. the images you were showing before. we were in the classroom with them. i think its just that sort of connectivity that were seeing with this tragedy can be used to make change. kids arent stupid. they get it. they get the inexplicable aspects of this. they get that one of their peers who couldnt buy a beer, was able to buy a weapon to kill them. to the extent i feel like we failed...

They say, sir, we desperately need the wall. we dont need a 2,000 mile wall. we dont need a wall where you have rivers and mountains and everything else protecting. but we do need a wall for a fairly good portion. we also, as you know, it was passed in 2006, a essentially similar thing. a fence. a very substantial fence was passed. unfortunately, i dont know, they never got it done, but they need it. im appealing to everyone in the room to put the country before party and to sit down and negotia...

Cnn is hearing that some white house staffers are frustrated over this new ban prohibiting the use of personal cell phones within the west wing. the move comes days after details emerge from the bombshell book about the inner workers of the white house. we hear this has been in the works for six months. first appointed by obama later resigned after clashing with the trump administration. welcome back to you. and joining me kim zeter long time cyber security journalist that covered for wired and ...

>> it makes total sense from a security standpoint. and in the past, when youve gone into sensitive rooms where you are having classified discussions in the white house, that is the practice where you leave electronic devices in ha cub by hole cub by hole or locker. phones in particular can be turned into listening devices, and of course if you are connecting laptops and tablets to the white house network, thats a security concern as well. >> right. so surreptitious listening devices, and hackin...

Because it looks like there was breakdown after breakdown after breakdown on all their systems. >> did you call it a hot wash? >> yes, thats when you get everybody together to talk about what happened. >> what is the security discussion like in that discussion? when you look at what happens from a security standpoint? obviously, airports are one of the places that everybody looks to to have intense security here. >> well, no question about it. and the -- in all the agencies from tsa, homeland se...

Prim minister and president trump met at mar-a-lago, that was the occasion that kim jong-un decided to launch intercontinental ballistic missile over japanese territory in ha provocation, and many people are fearful another provocation is on the way. because he will be sending time with abe, and spending time with moon there, north korea on the front burner. and then later in the trip the president ends after going to beijing, after going to vietnam for an international economic conference. hell...

The campaign in a high-profile capacity and that person happens to be under some type of surveillance by the fbi for potential wrongdoing, you would think from a security standpoint they would comment and say weve got some concerns about this person, you are still welcome to hire them but we made you aware of it. that never occurred. >> harris: lets bring in our power panel, jessica tarlov and jason chaffetz. both are fox news contributors. im going to come to you first, congressman. national se...

Candidate contacted about any relationship that paul manafort might have had by a government authority. so, he came onto the campaign in a very limited capacity to help us find delegates, work through the convention, and then he left the campaign, was fired in august. steve: yeah, but corey is, that the kind of thing the feds do where they -- you know, they would tell somebody hey, by the way, that guy you just hired, we are looking at him because we think he might be breaking the law? >> i dont...

At the suffolk county correction facilitys riverhead jail, sabrina shuck is only days away from giving birth to her fifth child. >> you know this looks like hair. >> it does. it looks like spaghetti. >> shuck has been with us for quite some time. when she came in, she had a baby bump, and i watched her progressively get more pregnant. she gives no problems. i dont see how she could. shes huge. she doesnt give us any problems. >> under a state law that allows female inmates to raise newborns for ...