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A patient is terminal. there's good progress made with a certain drug. we're going to make it possible for that patient to get that drug and maybe it's going to work. it's hope. it's incredible. they have been talking about this for years and years and years. we're going to get it approved, so important. to further expand treatment, i'm also calling on congress to change the restrictive 1970s era law that prevents medicaid from paying for care at certain treatment facilities with more than 16 beds. it's such an important factor. in the meantime, my administration is granting waivers to states ...

Tried, it failed. the fisa application was denied. then the dossier, well, they added that to get the help that was needed so they could "get it approved". and they lied to the judge. what it means is we have three congressional memos that prove a key fact. the f.b.i. lied to a fisa judge about the clinton and dnc financing the dossier, which was filled with uncorroborated russian lies, and they did it to spy on the trump campaign. the attorney general, jeff sessions, glad he's moving. he needs to move quickly. everybody involved needs to be held accountable. we need to resource the rule of la...

The main thing is that they went off the beam, i think, when they did this agreement. julie: be specific by "they." who went off the beam? >> the obama white house and some members of the foreign relations committee. they knew they could not get it approved as a treaty, even though the seriousness is designed to be a treaty. they knew they couldn't get it approved, so they fiddled around with the filibuster rule and came out with a way in which they could get by the senate with only 1/3 of the senate instead of 2/3. well, you know, 1/3 is close enough for government work, right? no. there's a ...

Security screenings? >> reporter: no. we're watching it, they really are clipping along. i think a lot of people have just accepted that's just the way it's going to be. we can look at the security procedures, and a lot of people just going through the magnetometers. really i've seen no one object, no one have any arguments. every now and can then you'll see someone opt for the patdown, and you probably see that just as much going through the airports on a regular basis, you'll hear them call for a male or a female screener, but things really are clipping along. rick: all right. let's hope it ...