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Other democratic candidates. guy, beto orourke is a national celebrity in the democratic party and has raised a lot of money. but it still looks like ted cruz is holding on to a lead. some democrats have been criticizing beto for not going negative on cruz given he has vulnerabilities. he finally did so last night. >> we saw the poll from cnn. cruz has had a lead to 7 to 11 points in almost all the polls in the last few weeks. i have here a poll that i just made up of the media. >> maria: the gu...

Ranks because of the porous border. law enforcement agencies have done a lot to address ms 13 but they are treading water when we continue to allow these vulnerabilities in immigration policies that let people come straining in from central america and our agencies are overwhelmed and the gang members -- bill: we will get to that in terms of the wall but once they are already in the united states, he announced a new group which would be a transnational organized crime task force led by deputy at...

Warren. pocahontas is not happy. she is not happy. shes the worst. >> pocahontas. is that what you said. elizabeth warren? >> now senator warren is hoping her results will put the argument to rest. back with us, julie hirschfield davis and david. what do you make of the timing of her release of this dna test. >> make no bones about it, the race for the nomination has begun. that is what this is about. this is elizabeth warren who uls is on the ballot for reelection in the state of massachusetts ...

Trouble in terms of its election security and its election systems, they get an unexpected little turn in the spotlight when robert mueller and his prosecutors spell out new news we hadnt had before about what exactly russian military intelligence officers were doing in the immediate lead-up to voting day 2016. quoting from the indictment, on or about october 28th, 2016, kovalev and his co-conspirators visited the websites of certain counties in georgia, iowa and florida to identify vulnerabilit...

A fight. >> were you a i believe afford long custody. >> the job that i had i lost it. >> jason young was a good witness. >> he understood what he had to do. >> he did not come off contrive or phony like he put this together carefully in order to account for all the evidence. >> he had access to police reports and all the discoveries. he knew the states vulnerabilities so he could arguably ta ilor testimony to ft with an innocent explanation. >> how did jason young do? twelve jurors are about to

Officers, this one somewhat troubled u.s. state -- its a great state. its a growing state. its a vibrant state. but it does have this problem when it comes to election security and the people who are in charge of it in their state who seem to be neglecting that very badly, on page 26 of this indictment from mueller in the special counsels office, this one state with all of this trouble in terms of its election scurity and its election systems, they get an unexpected little turn in the spotlight ...

And on page 26 of that indictment of all those gru officers, this one somewhat troubled u.s. state -- its a great state. its a growing state. its a vibrant state. but it does have this problem when it comes to election security and the people who are in charge of it in their state who seem to be neglecting that very badly, on page 26 of this indictment from mueller in the special counsels office, this one state with all of this trouble in terms of its election security and its election systems, ...

In the early 90s, and he got probation. >> following in his father-in-laws footsteps, cohen got involved in the taxi industry. >> he was affiliated with a fleet of 200 cabs in new york city and also owned some medallions in chicago. in about 2012, he was reporting about $ 90,000 a month in income from his taxi business. >> two of his business associates and taxing medalli s medallions, simon and pete, were convicted of multiple crimes. >> this is one of the vulnerabilities he created for himself...

Media and some of the internet website, the job that i had, i lost it. >> reporter: his testimony lasted three hours. >> jason young was a very good witness. he understood what he had to do when he was on the stand. >> reporter: so he didnt come off as contrived or phony? like he had put this together very carefully in order to account for all of the evidence that they had? >> he had access to police reports. all of the discovery. he knew the states vulnerabilities. and so he could arguably tail...

Innew york fail -- the industrial base is at risk and heres what the white house is going to do about it. you argue that a core threat to the u.s. industrial base comes from china. is the point youre making is that our defense is too dependent on their supply chain? >> but its a bigger problem. the over arching idea is that economic surt is national security. thats through strength and what drives us is the idea that you need a strong manufacturing and defense industrial base, both for economic ...