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Successful fighting it in 2014, successful fighting it in 2015 but under unrelenting pressure from the industry and from their allies on capitol hill, they finally relented and let the bill fly. >> and let's just be clear. by pressure, we often mean money. the pharmaceutical industry for various reasons, not just because of opioids but is one of the biggest donors to elected members of congress. >> that's correct. and the dea under joe renazizi and his team of dedicated investigators was costing the industry a lot of money because they were shutting down their operations after they failed to r...

Comment with nikki haley he closes down his space to achieve a diplomatic outcome and the same has happened he's pushing you saw from let's reporting a few minutes ago pushing pyongyang into ever increasingly smaller space in terms of decision and maneuver. again i don't think they have an incentive right now to negotiate but i think there's still room for diplomacy. i want to piggyback on david. denuclearization of the peninsula is the appropriate outcome over time. that horse has left the barn right now, and the only way to get it back in the barn is to i think start from acceptance that the...

Tie r tyrant who starves to death his own people to have a nuclear weapon. there is only one way to stop it, that is china. china facilitated and accommodated the north korea nuclear program. they are the only country who can put a stop to it and trump should basically say to the chinese leaders, you bring an end to this or you're not a member of the civilized world and we can't trade with you. >> jen psaki, u.s. trade with china, $170 billion in exports, $480 billion in imports. realistic at all? >> well look, i think a cardinal rule of diplomacy is don't make a threat you can't possible deli...

Really difficult. >> and how would your life change? you are a mom of four children? and so if you cannot stay in the u.s., what happens? >> well i'm -- my husband and i, we -- we're a team. he's the one that supports the household. i take care of the kids. if it i were to be deported, definitely it's going to put a burden on our family. i'm the one that volunteers in the school. very active in the community with my kids along, and think that if i wasn't going to be able to be here with them to be able to walk them through, it's going to be very breaking for them. >> angel, you've called the p...

I think you've seen some of them, and then on the other side you got some republicans that want to do the right thing, and then you're going to have the ones in the middle that are going to be pooled by the third parties that will go after them, if you vote for amnesty and as you know that's a buzzword any time people want to do immigration they use the word amnesty as a buzzword to make it difficult on the moderate republicans to do the right thing. >> so it sounds like you don't know that the 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers will be here six months from now? >> well, i am hoping that we can do everythi...