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People are not talking about. and that s. the children that are at these facilities, who are they being released to? and that was eye-opening to me as well. >> who are they being released to? >> in many cases they are being released to other illegal aliens in our country which, as you can imagine, its very difficult to do a criminal background check on illegal aliens in our country. without that kind of verification process, they are relying on simply asking questions and self-reporting, just as...

People are not talking about. and that s. the children that are at these facilities, who are they being released to? and that was eye-opening to me as well. >> who are they being released to? >> in many cases they are being released to other illegal aliens in our country which, as you can imagine, its very difficult to do a criminal background check on illegal aliens in our country. without that kind of verification process, they are relying on simply asking questions and self-reporting, just as...

Precautio precautions, they have you fill out question and answers. and they take a temperature because a fever is one of the l earliest signs you have infection, but those are pretty basic things. >> the questionnaire is in self-reporting. >> self-reporting. in order for somebody to pass this virus on to somebody else, the person has to be really, really sick. youre in bed, youre not walking around the streets of conakry. with pretty basic questions, isolation, it seems to be making a differenc...

And of course, who could forget colombia. a dozen agents relieved of duty after a night of drinks and prostitutes. ahead of president obamas arrival there. three agents were fired or allowed to retire the others were suspended or reprimanded. joining me now is dan emmit, a secret service agents inside account of protecting the president. he was in the secret service for 21 years before serving in the cia. i wanted to read for you, something that senator, ron johnson said. he is ranking member of...

He said, these examples that we have from miami, amsterdam, all involve the third party, recognizing and reporting misconduct by secret service employees, not self reporting within the agency. an accurate assessment of how prevalent the conduct is, long overdue. dan, you know. we find out about these things. because the hotel security find out about them. does that mean there is some kind of code of silence within the secret service about the sort of thing. >> no. lawrence, i dont think there is...

Self-reporting and there might be many more cases. >> reporter: ambassador susan jacobs is the u.s. state departments special adviser on childrens issues. egypt, she says, is a difficult country to deal with because its not signed on to the hague convention regarding childrens issues, which allows in some cases for the return of abducted kids. >> as an american citizen whose tax dollars go over there, is there no way we can say to egypt you want $3 billion a year for your military? give us back ...

Number of calls that are being put into a database somewhere and the amount of work that the nsa is actually doing the number one question here the only question is there any evidence that the government is aboozing its power to spy on americans and despite all of the conversation that we have had over the last couple of months we still do not have any evidence of that. >> john: do you believe that? >> john, any time our privacy is at stake. americans have to take that seriously. and some change...

Number of calls being put into a database on where in theamou amount of work the nsa is actually doing. i think the number one question, the only question here is there evidence that the government is abusing its power to spy on americans? la despite all of the conversations, we dont have any evidence of that. >> do you believe that? >> john, anytime our privacy is at stake, americans have to take that seriously.y. some changes do need to be made. 24r* needs to bead an advocate for privacy.inte ...

Number of calls that are being put into a database somewhere and the amount of work that the nsa is actually doing the number one question here the only question is there any evidence that the government is aboozing its power to spy on americans and despite all of the conversation that we have had over the last couple of months we still do not have any evidence of that. >> john: do you believe that? >> john, any time our privacy is at stake. americans have to take that seriously. and some change...

>> give yourself a 0. >> i would like to congratulate all of us for not saying too soon. we need to retire that. >> greg, you said he wasnt diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic before the crime, but i dont know what that proves. he was diagnosed by a dr. during the trial. -- by a doctor during the trial. >> but they judged miss mental illness by hisself reporting that -- by his self-reporting that he was board. >> he said the reason he -- well his mom bugged him because she chewed too loudly an...