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Of -- a cross current of emotions. this is a tremendous young man. i often forget hes only 31 years old. he shows an enormous amount of poise and a great wisdom and a long-range vision. thats something you dont see in a lot of 31-year-olds. so i will say that. its a tribute to his parents, a tribute to his support structure. hes surrounded by great people. hes got jeff. hes got cat around him and rick, his dad, and mom, tremendous people. having said that, i think its been a struggle. a struggle...

The weekend. we know that there are delays. we are working to get information about this. due to staffing issues at a regional air traffic control center, it will have a major impact. well stay on this for you guys. >> it is three airports. if you were to pick three to disrupt traffic at and cause problems it might be la guardia, philadelphia and newark. joining us is executive vice president of the national air traffic controllers association. thank you for joining us now. i know you have a lot...

How on point and how much of a perfectionist you have to be to do this job. you saw the presidents announcement, the applause at the white house for the government reopening for three weeks. you called this irresponsible and we talked the other day. how did you feel about watching the president today? >> i was relieved. i was relieved to hear that the men and women are going to get the support structure that they need back in the facilities. well start hiring again, training again, getting our p...

This series is that youre given this unbelievable support structure to take chances. >> lydia: doing the same thing every week was frightening to him. and i think it was always a challenge, like can you take this idea, which may seem shocking, and actually convey it in a very artistic way? >> nick: as long as we could get it past standards and practices. >> josh: the tokyo episode is a great example of that. >> chris: yeah, i had no idea what tentacle porn was, so -- >> nick: this is the first s...

The origin of that is the administration has chosen to close ports of entry. is the u.s. in violation of its own laws in doing so? >> i think to me it clearly seems to be in violation. and even the administration has said dont cross in between the ports of entry. come to the ports of entry. when they come to ports of entry, at port of entry in place after place, they have been blocked. i witnessed this on fathers day, on june 17th at mcallen crossing. i saw four border guards crossing anyone who...

Appropriately viscerally morally shocking. to watch numbers being written on people. the origin of that is the administration has chosen to close ports of entry. is the u.s. in violation of its own laws in doing so? >> i think to me it clearly seems to be in violation. and even the administration has said dont cross in between the ports of entry. come to the ports of entry. when they come to ports of entry, at port of entry in place after place, they have been blocked. i witnessed this on father...

All non-essential personnel can leave. >> todd: set up the shot, he starts talking about uruguay. this guy comes out of the background just dragging a garbage can. >> anthony: i fell in love with this place, i fell in love with it the first day. >> todd: tonys like, "hows that?" and im like, you know, i got it, but in the background, i got a guy dragging a trash can. >> anthony: perfect. yes, yes. those are the types of production values we like, todd. >> todd: okay, perfect metaphor for these "...

This unbelievable support structure to take chances. >> lydia: doing the same thing every week was frightening to him. and i think it was always a challenge, like can you take this idea, which may seem shocking, and actually convey it in a very artistic way? >> nick: as long as we could get it past standards and practices. >> josh: the tokyo episode is a great example of that. >> chris: yeah, i had no idea what tentacle porn was, so -- >> nick: this is the first season with cnn, and they were su...

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Parents. our policy is, if you break the law, we will prosecute you. you have an option to go to a port of entry and not illegally cross into our country. >> shes right, that the people who cross are crossing illegally into our country. but its also saying we prosecute parents all the time in the united states who break the law. yes, parents have spouses and families, so if you get arrested in maryland or wisconsin or nebraska and a parent goes to jail, presumably theres a support structure. whe...