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>> yeah. politics aside, critics of shinzo abe aside, nobody could have imagined that he would be standing, giving a stump speech, a couple of days before a national election and that somebody could get that close and could fire of all things a gun. when guns are simply not accessible to pretty much everybody in japan, unless they are a hunter and they go through a very extensive screening process. you can walk through the streets and kyung can testify to this for her years living in tokyo, any hour of the day, you're never going to feel unsafe. and to be in the middle of the morning, and to h...

But what i would like to do is make sure anyone who does it in the future is punished. there's no criminal punishment available for the person now. i've introduced the stop supreme court leakers act that would have a $10,000 fine, up to 10 years in prison, and what i really like about it, it would seize any profits that somebody might get from writing a book. the demonstrations and the violence, for example, the fellow coming to attempt to assassinate judge kavanaugh, was all triggered by this leak. we're trying to just put lid on somebody who may choose to do that in the future for whatever d...

Asylum. afghans would be right with —— recognised as refugees. and others have a really strong chance of winning. i think 75% of initial home office decisions on asylum claims are actually positive, and then a further half a people then going to win their appeal. the people we are talking about, they are genuine refugees. the people we are talking about, they are genuine refugees. the unhcr, one ofthe are genuine refugees. the unhcr, one of the things — are genuine refugees. the unhcr, one of the things they _ are genuine refugees. the unhcr, one of the things they were _ are genuine ref...

With further ado. you could be sending people there who might have difficulties in rwanda. for example, there is evidence that lgbt q difficulties in rwanda. for example, there is evidence that lgbt 0 people are badly treated, there is no anti—discrimination laws that protect them in rwanda. there is evidence that they have been denied access to the asylum system in rwanda. the screening process you�*re in the uk is not designed and is too abrupt and short to pick those people out and stop them from being put on these flights. we people out and stop them from being put on these flights.—...

That a comprehensive reform that would include, for example, right now the united states allows people to come to the united states and seek asylum subject to a screening process. if they not they're denied and returned -- >> is that process clear and orderly? is that something that people know how to have access to? >> because of the history of the united states and enforcement of immigration in the past 30 or 40 years, every administration that comes into office comes differently and that caused a little confusion. among our own law enforcement even. >> thank you for being with us, i appreci...