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It's very complicated. he doesn't engage in the ma knew sha of the details. that's fine. i think he's -- i've actually thought he was very good in the meeting two days ago, trying to listen so he could hear why it hasn't moved and where the different thought paths are within our own conference. and so i think that with his leadership, we'll be helpful. will it pull it over the edge? it will help. in the end we'll vote with our hearts. that's what i intend to do. >> senator, shelley moore cap t toe, thank you for being on the show. >> thank you. >> ahead, we'll bring in senator joe manchin. als...

Pete, what have you got? >> this is in lieu of imposing an expanded ban on laptop computers and other personal electronic devices. this is what we've been waiting for because since march the department of homeland security imposed restrictions on airports in ten middle eastern and african countries saying passengers couldn't carry on to the flights in their carry-on bags or in their pockets any device larger than a cell phone, they had to be put in checked bags and since then the word has been that the department of homeland security might expand that, including to airports in europe. well, to...

There is any possible connection between the attacks in mali and the attack in paris. meanwhile, here in the u.s., in wake of the paris attacks, the issue of syrian refugees is boiling over on the campaign trail and on capitol hill, defying a veto threat from the president yesterday, the house passed a bill that drastically tightens screening protocol for syrian and iraqi refugees entering the united states. it would require the homeland security secretary and directors of the fbi and national intelligence personnel to sign off on each refugee. 47 democrats broke with the white house and voted...

In terms of lessons learned? >> i think the biggest single thing is we need to address adolescent depression much more aggressively. there have been a couple of really blue collar panels, blue ribbon panels that have studied this. they keep coming to the same conclusion. there is about 6% of u.s. adolescents that are clinically depressed. that's not just sad. it's in a deep state that need help of one type or another. whether it's counseling or drugs or whatever. they need some help. they're relatively easy to identify. and you can do it in a simple screening process. for very little money. we...

Community there to this tragedy, is there anything that we have in terms of lessons learned? >> i think the biggest single thing is we need to address adolescent depression much more aggressively. there have been a couple of really blue collar panels, blue ribbon panels. that have studied this. they keep coming to the same conclusion. there is about 6% of u.s. adolescents that are clinically depressed. that's not just sad. it's in a deep state that need help of one type or another. whether it's counseling or drugs or whatever. they need some help. they're relatively easy to identify. and you c...