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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171110:02:30:00 - Vimarsana News

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Way to stop it. but the senator is talking about -- we didn't even know this existed. we did not know there was a fund being paid out there until this conversation was occurring, we didn't even know this was happening. i certainly didn't. >> cnn voted on it today. today we're finding out about it. and who knows how long it's gone on. who knows how much taxpayer has been paid out in settlements. i mean, all of this is very swept under the rug. and, again, that is why it's important to remove the stigma. >> and alisyn, it's about institutional bias. you have to recognize in all of these examples...

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They can actually handle -- >> simone, does this give them certainty, as scott says? >> no. absolutely not. this is -- so one, this was a cruel, inhumane, and unnecessary move that the trump administration did today. i keep hearing folks mention that these attorney generals could have been sued and this would have been ruled illegal and unconstitutional. there's no basis for that claim. no one knows what could have happened. and we cannot operate policy in the united states off could have, would have, should haves, makes. so what happened today is that the trump administration put 800,000 youn...

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That these attorney generals could have used and this would have been ruled illegal and unconstitutional. there's no basis for that claim. no one knows what could have happened. and we cannot operate policy in the united states off could have, would have, should haves, makes. so what happened today is that the trump administration put 800,000 young people who have signed up to serve their country, people who are teachers, folks who we interact with every single day and we don't even know they're undocumented, we put them in the crosshairs. for no other reason but to serve some part of the poli...

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Them in contempt of congress if they do not produce documents. it shows the fast pace of developments. of the first if don jr. tomorrow and susan rice testimony. >> russian investigation launching into full gear now that congress is back. thanks so much. it's all atop of all the policy congress want the to be making right now or may be trying to making. president meets soon with pop party leaders with both sides of the aisle. hours after saying if congress can't help dreamers, he will revisit it. >> now the panel is going to tell us what that means. everyone's wondering. abbey, he staerts the ...

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Today, president trump says he is not sending mixed signals and that he doesn't have second thoughts about ending daca, that program that protects undocumented immigrants who grew up here in the u.s. >> no second thoughts. >> mr. president, are you confident in congress to do something for daca recipients. >> i hope they do. >> but last night, the president tweeted that he would revisit the issue if congress cannot reach an agreement on daca in the next six months. the trump administration had until yesterday to make a decision on the program's future or else face a lawsuit by the attorneys ge...