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>> good morning, let me first say it's nothing unusual. i know they've organized into a small caravan but since 2013 over 200,000 unaccompanied children from central america have come into this country, 225,000 family units, we're looking at 750,000 children and family units that have exploited our very loose immigration laws and by and large in this country. >> sandra: what do you know about the numbers reaching our border at this point? >> i just gave them to you. those are the ones that can really exploit our laws that have lengthy adjudication process, turns them over to hhs. we've gotten ...

We are referring to what other countries are reporting about these engagements. >> you also wrote kushner said either i am qualified to handle state secrets or not understand to understand state secrets. he hasn't been able to get a security clearance. it would to some indicate he would not be qualified. >> yeah. the adjudication process that is done by the fbi is very opaque. it is hard to really know what the issues are that might be impeding his getting this permanent clearance. according to the officials we spoke to, it is a combination of things. in addition to his misreporting he says by...

Meetings. we are referring to what other countries are reporting. >> you also wrote kushner said either i am qualified to handle state secrets or not understand to understand state secrets. he hasn't been able to get a security clearance. it would some to indicate he would not be qualified. >> yeah. the adjudication process that is done by the fbi is very opaque. it is hard to really know what the issues are that might be impeding his getting this permanent clearance. according to the officials we spoke to, it is a combination of things. in addition to his misreporting he says by accident his ...

This personnel office, when they got the initial report, would have at least red flagged, said, hypo, you know what, there's this issue here, do you think they just took it upon themselves to send back for more information and then they're just holding onto it, waiting until they make some decision to inform don mcgahn or the chief of staff? that just seems to defy logic. you would think they would at least raise some red flags about, hey, this is why he doesn't have a security clearance so far. >> seven months? i went from being a 24-year-old american citizen to a top secret security clearanc...

Clarity within the white house. because they're the ones that hold the clearance here. but i think that in this instance, given the negative information that was out there, based on what we know publicly, things like the photograph and whatnot that makes that adjudication process very difficult. and yeah, who did drop the ball and why did it happen that way? >> and ashley, a word about mr. porter. as we've stressed this week, the title of staff secretary is one of those misleading titles. it's more accurately the deputy chief of staff, oddly the title he was up for in promotion had he stayed. ...