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Part of the legal team representing two iraqi men who were blocked from entering the united states on saturday. one of those men, hamid darweesh, is seen right there. representative meeks and becca hiller, thanks for joining me. diplomats are soon going to be release this memo condemning this travel ban. >> again, youre hear from more and more americans and individuals that we have put in place to make sure we have diplomacy around the world, they know what works, what doesnt work. theyre asking...

Taking abreast of it and theyre all working for it but as i said before, you dont need anyone to tell my story. i can tell my story best. i did remember at some point in time he said with el, we are listening. it is one thing to less listen, it is another thing to hear, it is another thing to act. at this time in 2016 we need action. we dont need head talking pieces. we dont need someone to pretend whats going on. we need for you to invite me to the table so i can tell you exactly what works, wh...

I thought it would be good to bring you back and let you talk to joe. >> what why? what now? >> i know you have a lot of questions for them about yourself. >> no, i was looking at the segment of course from the identify orphanage where i was working. >> what did you think? >> you said there were three traits that led to success. what were the traits? >> a sense of exceptionality that you can be one. insecurity, that youre not good enough yet. and third, impulse control. >> i had a friend that ep...

Screaming. 74 years, thats how long actress betty white has been in the show business earning her the guiness world record for longest tv career for a female entertainer. the 91-year-old star currently is on tvlands "hot in cleveland," which is hilarious. >> brian: i loved her in "password." >> steve: and "golden girls." >> brian: shes walked countless catwalks and graced magazine covers and adding tv host to her resume. >> gretchen: shes about to launch a show on fox called "a healthy you with ...

Become when you know you and your colleague, susan collins, the two moderate republicans, weve seen how endangered a species, northeast moderate republicans are in the party. >> its interesting, people think theyre always compromising and capitulating their principles. its to the contrary. we have to evaluate the issues and understand on both sides the merits of the propositions in front of us, thats what everybody should be doing. we have diverse constituencies and we look at all of the issues,...

Year, so because of the legislatures action, its going to go to the voters and then the voters will decide on it. when our producers, specifically, rebecca dryden, visited your clinic earlier this year, you talked to rebecca about this. you predicted that a personhood ban would pass the legislature in year. what made you so confident that it was coming? why did you see it? >> its been around in the legislative session the last few times and, you know, it usually takes bills a couple of times to ...

To appear on the ballot next year, so because of the legislatures action, its going to go to the voters and then the voters will decide on it. when our producers, specifically, rebecca dryden, visited your clinic earlier this year, you talked to rebecca about this. you predicted that a personhood ban would pass the legislature in year. what made you so confident that it was coming? why did you see it? >> its been around in the legislative session the last few times and, you know, it usually take...

Legislatures action, its going to go to the voters and then the voters will decide on it. when our producers, specifically, rebecca dryden, visited your clinic earlier this year, you talked to rebecca about this. you predicted that a personhood ban would pass the legislature in year. what made you so confident that it was coming? why did you see it? >> its been around in the legislative session the last few times and, you know, it usually takes bills a couple of times to go forward, kind of fail...

The reality that even if congress can strike a deal to stop the cuts over a decade, were still going to be stuck with at least some of this years $85 billion share. one hour from now, house speaker boehner will push the blame on the democrats arguing the house passed two bills to replace the sequester and the president is out with a break down of the cuts and warned that the cash-strapped governors no longer the cuts in place, the bigger the impact. >> as governors, youre the ones who are on the...

Them. the big item is the sequester cuts that are due to come up on friday if no deal is reached to avert them before then. heres the president on the sequester. >> as ive said we should be asking ourselves three questions every single day. how do we make america a magnet for good jobs? how do we equip our people with skills and training to get those jobs, and how do we make sure if they get those jobs that their hard work actually pays off. as governors youre the ones who are on the ground seei...