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United states and incorrectly characterizing it as created to combat the united states, which is wrong. lets hope it goes well, but thinking as a former intelligence officer, and malcolm is as well, the president is an intelligence recruiters dream. hes totally transparent with his tweets and his public comments. his frustrations, his desires, his weaknesses, his vulnerabilities, are all hanging out there. this is normally the kind of thing you have to do deep research on someone to find out, bu...

A lot of patriots fans believe that that was one of the real vulnerabilities for them that night. were you surprised that he wasnt in? >> i was so into the game, we played against so many dbs. i never really worried about them too much. butler is a great player. he is very physical with the line. a great skill set so i guess you are a little bit surprised but at the same time im not really focused on that. im not worried about what they are doing. it recognize their coverage and trust my receive...

Pl place where we can be safe. >> reporter: whicilson is on hi first attempt at reaching the united states, partly in search of a job, but mostly for safety. hes escaping the violence in his native honduras thats left his body scarred. the assaults from gang members. even so, he feared what could happen to his wife and his 4-year-old daughter if they joined him on his trek to the united states. hes heard that things are changing on the u.s.-mexico border but plans to continue his journey north. ...

Citizens. about nine airports already use face scans for some departing international flights. fox 29 in san antonio as the texas supreme court rules against the city of laredos ban on plastic bags. laredos merchants association brought that lawsuit against the city arguing that a state law on solid waste overrides that ban. the court agreed. republican texas attorney general ken paxton says he hopes austin and other cities that enacted bag bans will voluntarily bring their ordinances into compl...

People might forget about. >> for sure. it all starts march 8, 2018, president trump says, hey, im ready to do this, ill meet. and i think what the auspiceses for all of this and the key kind of linchpin in this whole process leading up to this weeks summit is leadership. you know, weve had so many talk about, hey, wed love to have this issue heard, wed love to stop this, its a worldwide concern for everyone, but no ones ever gone this far. and sitting down in person goes so much further -- pete...

Done by the cia. when jimmy carter did the camp david accords, he asked the cia to give him profiles of the leaders of egypt and israel whom he was trying to bring together. to understand what motivated them, what made them tick, what were their vulnerabilities, what were their soft spots. that seems like common sense. i think president trump is being a little defensive there because people say he doesnt read his briefings and such. it surely cant hurt to know more about this very mysterious, el...

>> bill: what do we think we need to do to address the threat. >> any commercially available drone can be used pretty much anywhere by terrorists or criminals whether it be on the battlefield in iraq or afghanistan or outside of the stanley cup finals game tonight in las vegas. they are seeking greater authority to take counter measures whenever they encounter any suspicious drone along with other measures to address the vulnerabilities they noted. chairman of the committee ron johnson says the ...

What else can we expect to see between now and -- and, say, when the campaign begins in september or october? >> well, i think we point into one of the republicans vulnerabilities and thats failure on health care. democrats are going to make huge issue on health care and i think they deserve some of the political heat for that failure, that all of them campaigned on repealing and replacing the law. paul: is there any chance they can make progress on that, further progress here in the next coming...

Poppy-cock. >> but there is a difference between that and holding russia accountable for doing things in russia versus homeland security. there is a difference there. go ahead. >> across administrations, ive, in fact, been a u.s. diplomat. i was u.s. ambassador to the united nations human rights commission. we sat across from some of our nemesis, whether it be russia, cuba. believe me, we know how to engage. we have a team, pompeo, bolton, mattis. dont tell me these folks are not aware of our vu...

We are not prepared to push back or to, frankly, protect ourselves from what they did in 2016. >> you heard the nsa chief has said as much and other intel chiefs have said as much as well. >> exactly. >> but what do you make -- this is of course against the backdrop setting up the summit with north korea. another u.s. adversary. now we get word setting up a summit with putin. what do you make of that? what do you think -- what would a successful summit look like for president trump? >> first, le...