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Region, and iran, because theyre at least having some level of stable leadership versus president trump whos basically just all over the place. so what he needs to do is act more presidential, talk to the national security advisers, come up with a plan for the region, and not just basically, you know, see what sticks on the wall. >> congressman gallego, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. today, 50 years after his assassination, thousands of people are marching here in washingto...

Prayers to everybody involved and thanking law enforcement and first responders that are on the scene. but wolf, in term of this administrations participation in this, it sounds like at this point, theyre leaving it to local authorities out there in california and president trump, we should also make it clear, he did make plenty of news today. also raised a lot of questions. you saw he had this press conference today where he announced he wants to pull u.s. troops out of syria while deploying th...

Kind of information? >> because of this instance, e "the wall street journal" reported on the finding of this sar. normally, theyre kept confidential. the reason is because you dont want the target to be tipped off. in this instance, the target would be mr. cohn. well obviously he is already aware that a sar was filed because of the report by "the wall street journal." theres no reason to keep this sar confidential. the treasury department should release it to the american public. so that everyo...

Effectively. i talked with the woman, on fox news allot who ran c pac at the time he was invited by the gay republican group called go proud. thats how he got the speaking. nothing to do with money. one example of many things in the book. >> bill: do you think michael wolf got anything right in his book? >> there are some things behind the scenes about policy issues that are when trump came out with the ban from certain countries, he did some behind the scenes stuff. he might have got that right...

Asylum either in mexico or the united states. leyla santiago is in mexico. leyla, what else can you tell us about the movement of this group? >> reporter: lets talk about where they are right now, wolf. they are in wahaka, and thats about 200 miles south of the mexican border. families, children, men from central america now in mexico trying to make sense of this caravan. during this holy week in mexico, theyre usually talking about these sort of pilgrimages that have become so symbolic over the...

Chiap, right there in the southern part of mexico on the border with guatemala, and theyre making their way up. the goal for them is to raise awareness of these issues with the immigrants and whats happening right now from their point of view in central america. and some, were told, will make it to the u.s.-mexico border, and they plan to seek asylum upon reaching there. when that exactly will happen, we know that organizers right now are in a meeting trying to decide what their next move will b...

Speaking on behalf of the administration on the message of that day. so in those instances, they feel like they dont need to have a press briefing. but as you and i both know, there have been many occasions where the president has a spray or something in the oval office, talks to reporters a little bit and they still have a press briefing. there are a number of questions that need to be asked, one of them being this daca issue. but wolf, as you saw early this morning, the president likes it when...

Are pushing back against mounting suspicion that vladimir putins government was behind the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in the uk. cnn has confirmed that authorities investigating the attack in britain believe the kremlin is likely -- kremlin likely gave its approval. our senior international correspondent, matthew chance, is joining us live from moscow. matthew, what are you hearing from rupssian officials? >> well, what were hearing from russian officials, wolf, is what w...

About the circumstances surrounding the deaths of a u.s. and british soldier in syria. the pentagon says master sergeant jonathan dunbar and british soldier matthew tonroe were on a mission to kill or capture on isis member. they were killed in on a ied blast last week. the u.s. maintains 2,000 u.s. troops but president trump wants them to come home, quote, very soon. our senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen is in damascus for us. give us a flavor of what you are seeing and heari...

Spies. i think putin reads weakness. you know, on the part of the united states and others, for that matter. and to now have the president of the united states give him a call after the election to congratulate him and then not even mention any of these other issues, i think putin just sees that as more of a sign of weakness. >> you served a it has cia director. do you believe russian agents would have carried out that nerve agent attack in the uk without vladimir putins approval? >> not at all....