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At the suffolk county correction facility's riverhead jail, sabrina shuck is only days away from giving birth to her fifth child. >> you know this looks like hair. >> it does. it looks like spaghetti. >> shuck has been with us for quite some time. when she came in, she had a baby bump, and i watched her progressively get more pregnant. she gives no problems. i don't see how she could. she's huge. she doesn't give us any problems. >> under a state law that allows female inmates to raise newborns for up to a year, shuck will be the first woman to use the nursery at the jail about 50 miles away. ...

Come on. >> first of all, i think donald trump is right that there are problems with our trade arrangements with mexico, that those trade deficits that you mentioned are a problem for many american companies and mexico has to do a better job of opening up their markets to american manufacturing products and agriculture products and so on. by the way, i'm a fan of nafta. i don't agree with donald trump on that but i think nafta has been a great thing for mexico and a good thing for the u.s. the trade representative was right, from a security standpoint, poppy, one of the most important national...

Does, but i think there's -- i'm sure the pentagon is hard at work at it and i'm anxious to see what they come up. >> do you blame president obama for the current degree of the refugee crisis in syria? >> no, i don't -- i don't blame him. i think it was a mistake to draw a red line on a certain issue and then fail to follow up on it in any meaningful way and that caused a lot of loss of confidence in the will of the united states in this very important part of the world. i know of no part of the world that's more important from a security standpoint to us and to our friends in europe and -- an...

With. >> do you blame general jones, president obama, for the degree of the current refugee crisis from syria? >> no, i don't. i don't blame them. i think it was a mistake to draw a redline on a certain issue and then fail to follow up on it in any meaningful way and that caused a loss of confidence in the -- of the united states and this very important part of the worl world. it's more important from a security standpoint to us and our friends in europe and indirectly to the nato alliance. >> general jim jones, thanks for joining us from germany. well, president trump back in his comfort zone...

The white house, okay, you should tell people ahead of time that this is coming? would that have spoiled what you had? >> i think from a safety standpoint if you announce in five days or ten days these countries will become travel restricted you could have enormous unintended consequences similarly and more importantly there are individuals who are plotting to engage in terrorism who simply have terrorist ideas or sympathies, they would then use that window to enter the united states. he from a security standpoint that would be inexcusable. steve: you didn't want to reveal your hand, instead y...