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An enemy combatant. that's what abdulmutallab should have been -- he should have been questioned. >> how would that have made a difference? sorry to interrupt, but what, specifically, are the different interrogation techniques we have now? because, as you know, the president made some changes when he came into office about how detainees could be questioned. so substantively, what are the differences between calling someone an enemy combatant, how you would interrogate them, versus how you would interrogate them if they are a detainee in the civilian justice system. >> first, so far on the inte...

Democrats, would say that today shows how much they've abandoned the working class. second point, to use the word of the week, democrats don't give an s-word about the dreamers. if they really cared about the dreamers, why didn't they do something about them when they controlled the white house and the congress. if they really care about them today, why don't they agree to the deal president trump put on the table. protect the dreamers, build the wall, end chain migration and the visa lottery. instead a no compromise position into a political litmus test. here's political leader friday. >> a c...

Under constitutional standards. that's point number one. second point, second point,ar standing. the court made clear that states have standing to bring actionn against the federal government where the federal government's actions will impact the states, the states of washington and minnesota presented compelling evidence of the impact on students at universities, professors at universities, employees, and businesses. >> tucker: that all seems reasonable, but what's the court legal or constitutional problem with the orders in the first place? why did they contravene the constitution or immigra...

Immigration is entitled to deference, it is reviewable under constitutional standards. that's point number one. second point, second point, standing. the court made clear that states have standing to bring action against the federal government where the federal government's actions will impact the states, the states of washington and minnesota presented compelling evidence of the impact on students at universities, professors at universities, employees, and businesses. >> tucker: that all seems reasonable, but what's the court legal or constitutional problem with the orders in the first place?...

Ptsd and traumatic brain injury. you have other people coming home without legs, without arms, losing their hearing. these are tough issues. so for a start, i think it is probably the case that while obama has been pretty good in his budget, pretty good in his budget, i think we probably need more resources and i have advocated for that in the last several years. second point, though, i think it is fair to say that management of v.a. has not been as strong as it should be. i think there are areas where the v.a. should have been much quicker to pick up on the problems and allocate resources. >>...