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Been i thinkhas relatively straightforward and he is not in saying looking for a physical barrier across the 2000 miles of border. I thinkinally looks will not be that big a deal as long as he gets the funding. How will this play out come november . Marty says he has questions the lets assume. Only take that off the table in terms of political fight coming up in november . Absolutely. And you know, how frustrating Democratic Base is with Chuck Schumer and how the progressive activist community with whether they are it is greatly going to impact the 2018 midterms. When you look at centrist demo...

Gaveltogavel coverage of todays hearings. Here is the senior correspondent, Robert Mcneil. Good evening from washington. We are going to bring you the entire proceedings for the first day of the Senate Watergate hearings. Determine the truth of a wide range of improper activities established or merely alleged surrounding the reelection of president and. We are running it all the reelection of president nixon. We are running at all because we think you should get a chance to see the whole thing and make your own judgment. We are doing this as an experiment, temporarily out temporarily abandonin...

0. Vote vote vote the presiding officer has every senator voted . Any senator wish to change his or her vote . On this vote, the yeas are 51. The nays are 46. Threefifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. The clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. The clerk cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of David Ryan Stras of minnesota to be United States circuit judge for the eig...

Corporations, we ask if the schools are a good deal for students. Dollars and diploma, its inside story. Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. No ivy covered walls, no decades of pedigree, no rigid structure requiring students to live nearby taking specific classes at specific times of the day or year, and lenders willing to hem minimally qualified students afford a Higher Education. Forprofit colleges took part in a massive run up of people that wanted more and outmanoeuvred the not for profit peer who offered programs that did not admit the lives of working people parents and other aspirin...

Inside story. Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. No ivy covered walls, no decades of pedigree, no rigid structure requiring students to live nearby, taking specific classes at specific times of the day or year, and lenders willing to hem minimally qualified students afford a Higher Education. Forprofit colleges took part in a massive run up of people that wanted more and outmanoeuvred the not for profit peer, who offered programs that did not admit the lives of working people, parents and other aspiring students that had not met with a lot of success. As Michael Shure tells us, they are u...