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Contact that the president may have had. there may be indirect contacts, emissaries, if you will, between the u.s. and north korea, but nothing direct between the president and kim jong un. thats what you are hearing as well. in all the briefings you had. >> i wish that he would. >> i know you are passionate about this fisa legislation that they passed yesterday. you opposed it? >> yes and i supported the am d amendment that allowed 702 to continue. as a veteran, i know firsthand how important i...

To our authorities to prevent terrorist attacks. the consequences are really high. one of the most important things we are placed in charge to do is to make decisions not based on tv, not based on internet, based on facts. based on reality. >> you have been listening to house speaker paul ryan on the house floor talking about that fisa reauthorization fight that is happening right now. we expect that vote to be some time maybe in the next 20 minutes, maybe in the next 40 or so. well be watching ...

Along with this warrantless surveillance, renewing it, last time around. >> oh, yes. this was renewed in 2008 -- >> and also in 2013. >> in 2013 it was amended again, but its now up for renewal. the senate still has to vote. the key thing here is about 25% of what national security agency gets on counterterrorism comes from this process. there have been numerous instances in which it has prevented terrorist attacks, including a subway-attempted attack on the new york city subway. so its an effec...

Our country, the terrorist attacks are not coming over the mexican border. illegal immigration is at its lowest level and its been on the decline for 10 years. that is not the issue. here in southern california, i am in a border state in los angeles. and where we have the fence now, where we have a wall, if you will, in portions of the border, it really hasnt helped. and what has quite frankly is people not offering jobs to these individuals who are. >> martha: hop over the wall. they climb up t...

Points that the two sides agreed upon thats the negotiating table thats been set and thats where the president wants to lead this country. >> harris: hogan, you cant deny the point that this puts pressure on the presidents plans to have a judge act in this way. what should we look from the justin department next? >> this has happened before. you have to ask the justice department what they are going to do on the issue. they issued a statement similar to ours this morning. it doesnt deter what th...

Walk us through how you would put all this package together. >> sure, lets keep in mind that deferred action for childhood arrivals for age 16 and 25. the average age is 16 to 27. >> theyve been growing up here in the united states. >> yes, they have been and who have work permits. and thats who were trying to protect and keep in this country. in exchange theres several things were asking for. one is the border security, two is an end to chain migration. its important to remember the two terrori...

Sayed and sharif coas she stormed the offices of shali abdo and shot twelve people dead two days later another extremist domed akasha supermarket killing four gunmen from both incidents were killed during shootouts with police. the magazine found itself in the crosshairs of radical islamists after it published images of the prophet mohammed in twenty twelve an act discouraged by many islamic traditions the twenty fifteen attack is presumed to have come in response to those cartoons this so shock...

Americans. 52%, thought this year was the best, above average or average. majorities of hispanics and african-americans thought the worst year or below average. finally, what did americans view as the most significant events of 2017? events like, the mass shooting in las vegas, and natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires were on folks minds the most. third on the list, president trumps inauguration followed by terrorist attacks, the tax plan in congress and sexual harassment revelations ...

Americans. 52%, thought this year was the best, above average or average. majorities of hispanics and african-americans thought the worst year or below average. finally, what did americans view as the most significant events of 2017? events like, the mass shooting in las vegas, and natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires were on folks minds the most. third on the list, president trumps inauguration followed by terrorist attacks, the tax plan in congress and sexual harassment revelations ...

Worst year for the country or below average. majority of men thought good, women thought, bad. a similar breakdown across racial demographics. a slip majority of white americans. 52%, thought this year was the best, above average or average. majorities of hispanics and african-americans thought the worst year or below average. finally, what did americans view as the most significant events of 2017? events like, the mass shooting in las vegas, and natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires w...