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Perhaps, perhaps, caring for unaccompanied minors is indeed something to be admired. it's nothing controversial really about it, which may be why the secretary prefers to talk about that or blur the distinction because keeping him honest when it actually comes to those thousands of separated kids or the 102 children younger than 5 years old that the administration created the crisis and is not taking responsibility for it. and whatever you might think of the administration's zero tolerance border policy, officials enacted it under false pretenses. they have lied about many aspects of it, not p...

Devastate prosecut devastate puerto rico that they shouldn't count on the u.s. government for help. in the meantime there are real and immediate consequences, human consequences to his decisions. nothing he has done shows any signs of a winning political strategy for america. why is he doing all of this? let's talk about it in this order. there's a pattern here of maybe met foric delight for him. in other words, he feels strong doing this. but the little -- the regular people of puerto rico didn't do nothing to this guy. >> right. >> and they may have a clut i government, but why blame them. a...

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Roundtable today, rick perry accepted. members of local clergy, they will be brainstorming with president on how to handle and control the influx of young children spilling over into the united states, but plenty of lawmakers remain critical about how president obama can make two stops in this, dallas today, austin tomorrow, in the midst of what the white house itself has called a humanitarian crisis yet not even make a trip down to the border. >> we help him get outside the bubble all presidents get in, but this president seems determined to be tone deaf in terms of the human consequences of ...

Personally? >> well, certainly, i know many of the people who own land there and i've been to their house and i was talking with them, and they understood the difficulty of the decision that had to be made. >> was the right decision made? and would you make it again? >> well, that's a good question. and frankly, we haven't had the time to go back and look at it. >> that's because huge decisions and their human consequences are now looming in louisiana, where another floodway could soon be opened, flooding communities for miles. on monday we will see a floodgate open and water pouring into lake...