Asylum bids from Central American migrants itself has been blocked in federal court. Appeals are likely. The Supreme Court may even get the final word. The president is heading to maralago this afternoon, but not before receiving the cia report on the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Already, the saudi government is declaring the crown prince and his father, the king, untouchable no matter whats in the report. This morning, a source cles to ivanka trump tells us, quote, there was no intent to avoid government servers. Thats when the first daughter used her private email account for white house business. Theyll continue to investigate this regardless. Lets begin at the white house this morning where the first family is dealing with, you know, irony here, to say the least. Sarah westwood joins us. Sarah, a lot of important things are happening today. Well get to Jamal Khashoggi in just a moment because the president will get the cia report on that. On this front, how is the white house respond
How about on this day nearly ten days later . Tonight, i can report to the American People and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama Bin Laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. If you were as relieved and proud to hear president obama say those words as you were angry and proud when president bush spoke into the bull horn, you wouldnt be alone. Osama bin laden wounded this country in a way that could not fully heal until he was captured or killed. People havent forgotten that. We havent forgotten this famous photo from the situation room nor the sacrifices that made this moment possible nor the work of s. E. A. L. Team six and the gratitude that they came home safely and gratitude for everyone because it helped heal this horrible wound. You would think that no one would have anything but a kind word for anyone involved with that operation let alone the ad
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