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Signing the executive border. they still left it to discretion up to immigration enforcement officials, nesessentially sayinf the threat of the child's safety, they can still separate them. that's something that the administration interpreted very differently from its predecessor. and of course the question of indefinite detention of the family together. >> i want to ask you about controversy over i.c.e. more progressive democrats are calling for the elimination of i.c.e. the immigration and customs enforcement bureau that's at the center of this controversy. the president is seizing on that n...

Violence. >> bill: okay, the senator and o'reilly say background checks. you heard him say it. fine. no problem. training registration, fine, fine, fine. where do do you disagree? >> that should be national. not up to the states. >> bill: wipe out the state's rights they have no right if you are in wyoming you have got to do exactly what they do in new york. >> let me give you an example of why it would make sense to have this be national. one, have you states are able to share information and make sure that criminals in one state can't get guns in another state. >> bill: they are going to do ...

Enact comprehensive immigration reform. he didn't do it when he had the chance, and now at the 11th hour he comes up with this executive border. >> ann, we've been seeing governor pawlenty a lot lately. as you know, my colleague, lawrence o'donnell, thought that pawlenty would have been the pick. he went for him. he had the least strikes against him. when we look at the least strike -- or least struck man here, is he high on the list right now no that we clearly know rubio is out? >> look, there's no question that he would be at least based on what we know about him, a safe pick. i think rob p...

Initial steps to protect the computer networks of crucial american industries, and of course our struc infrastructure. this hours after the president called on congress to pass new laws in addition to the executive order to fight the growing threat of cyber attack. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington on this story today. what are we learning about this brand-new executive order? >> reporter: good morning. the head of the national security agency and the u.s. cyber command telling reporters within the last hour that the cyber threat is real and growing citi...