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hampshire. now running for congress. elizabeth: millions of christians celebrate easter today around the globe. we'll take you to a very special service at the lincoln memorial right here in washington. and of course, are very happy easter. welcome to america's news hq from washington. elizabeth brand. leland: nice that one of us got the message to wear pastels on easter. happy passover to render throughout the show with april fools. we start with a new set of the winter white house. the president down in mar-a-lago. president trump not taking an easter break from politics. before heading to church, he went on what you might say would be a twitter rant, saying democrats blew a deal on daca. peter doocy traveling on west palm beach. he doubled down on the streets when he saw the cameras. wright, peter? >> on this easter sunday, the president will feel the porous border and give permanent legal status to people giving temporary residency when they were brought to this country illegally as children. he's trying to do it all without the help of congressional democrats. >> they had a great, g
hampshire. now running for congress. elizabeth: millions of christians celebrate easter today around the globe. we'll take you to a very special service at the lincoln memorial right here in washington. and of course, are very happy easter. welcome to america's news hq from washington. elizabeth brand. leland: nice that one of us got the message to wear pastels on easter. happy passover to render throughout the show with april fools. we start with a new set of the winter white house. the...
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threatened to veto the big budget that congress passed because it did not have a cabbing ka deal in it. as what comes next, both sides are as dug in as ever. back to you. arthel: indeed. peter ducey, thanks. eric: the war of words between president trump aryp california governor jerry brown. hitting a boiling point after the democratic governor pa pardd five ex-convicts. this fueling the feud over the golden state over immigration. we're live in los angeles with more details on this. hi, william. >> well it appears that governor brown is provoking the president on his signature issue, immigration. two of the ex-cons are in removal proceedings and by forgiving the record, brown eliminates the grounds on which they can be pardoned. he pardoned 56 ex-cons on friday alone, prompting the president to tweet that governor moon beam brown are pardoning criminals. is that what california wants? well brown responded using the president's own words on redemption quoting this month we celebrate those who have exited the prison system and successfully reentered society. we encourage expanded opportunit
threatened to veto the big budget that congress passed because it did not have a cabbing ka deal in it. as what comes next, both sides are as dug in as ever. back to you. arthel: indeed. peter ducey, thanks. eric: the war of words between president trump aryp california governor jerry brown. hitting a boiling point after the democratic governor pa pardd five ex-convicts. this fueling the feud over the golden state over immigration. we're live in los angeles with more details on this. hi,...
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congressman who disagrees is congressman darrell issa. >> congress should give him the benefit of the doubt that he's going to turn over to, if you will, the u.s. attorney anything that need to be prosecuted, and he'll get answers or he'll get an outside seen a, i have no doubt about it. arthel: garrett tenney picks up the story. >> conservative lawmakers want a second special counsel appointed but this week the attorney general announced u.s. attorney john huber from utah will be conducting an investigation along with the justice department's inspector general. some conservatives say that's a good step, but others say it's like the fox guarding the hen house. >> it was a number of people, we don't know how many, in the main offices of the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation in washington engaged in highly biased activity with regard to the 2016 election and two investigations were launched during that time. reporter: many are suggesting it's a political stunt. >> there is an inspector general and fbi that could do this work. but i think this is more part
congressman who disagrees is congressman darrell issa. >> congress should give him the benefit of the doubt that he's going to turn over to, if you will, the u.s. attorney anything that need to be prosecuted, and he'll get answers or he'll get an outside seen a, i have no doubt about it. arthel: garrett tenney picks up the story. >> conservative lawmakers want a second special counsel appointed but this week the attorney general announced u.s. attorney john huber from utah will be...
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going to go for war for any reason we have to go to congress. that being said, presidents have taken not as act of war but acts of protect humanitarian and attacks continue and chemical -- eboni: you said if. as we sit here this afternoon, do you think that we've crossed that line of war? >> i think if he continues to bomb then regarding chemical weapons, if that's the red line, he's got to go to congress. eboni: got you. >> he has the option of doing that, he should do that, now he assessment there was a one-off strike last year, we have what's being called at this point a one-off strike at this point, is there a need for congressional approval right now? >> no. the president acted within his jurisdiction under article 2 of the constitution that requires the president as commander in chief to guard our national interest, this was in national interest as well as the world's national interest. the president acted constitutionally, he informed congress within 48 hours as required as to his actions and now congress has the ability under its powers to hold hearings to question the presid
going to go for war for any reason we have to go to congress. that being said, presidents have taken not as act of war but acts of protect humanitarian and attacks continue and chemical -- eboni: you said if. as we sit here this afternoon, do you think that we've crossed that line of war? >> i think if he continues to bomb then regarding chemical weapons, if that's the red line, he's got to go to congress. eboni: got you. >> he has the option of doing that, he should do that, now...
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strike syria. but not all us lawmakers are on board with the decision. saying congress should have been included in the conversation. our panel is in to discuss the political implications and what it could all mean ahead of the midterms. plus, worldwide reaction pouring and following the us-led assault on syria. including condemnation from russia at the un security council pier 1 moscow tried and failed to do at the un during the meeting earlier. >> the syrian regime uses this gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great fo
strike syria. but not all us lawmakers are on board with the decision. saying congress should have been included in the conversation. our panel is in to discuss the political implications and what it could all mean ahead of the midterms. plus, worldwide reaction pouring and following the us-led assault on syria. including condemnation from russia at the un security council pier 1 moscow tried and failed to do at the un during the meeting earlier. >> the syrian regime uses this gas again,...
. if that is the case then yes, he should come to congress and congress should have the courage and the guts to debate this.with input from the executive branch of course in strategy and what is happening there. i do think he was right to do what he did last night. >> okay. also, house minority leader, nancy pelosi tweeting on this for saying must come to congress to obtain a new amf. and ultimately hold lenny glynn accountable for the bloodshed he is enabled.i ask you, did the president need congressional approval to carry out this attack and any future attacks. >> no he did not. and the reason is because back in 2001, after 9/11, congress gave broad authority to the executive branch. they pretty much -- president bush and obama and now president trump have used this authority for airstrikes around the region. look, they are not wrong. because they have this conversation with congress but they had an opportunity to repeal, replace this last summer and they chose not to. that is what congress tends to do. they have been issues and they say let's kick the can on something like this.
. if that is the case then yes, he should come to congress and congress should have the courage and the guts to debate this.with input from the executive branch of course in strategy and what is happening there. i do think he was right to do what he did last night. >> okay. also, house minority leader, nancy pelosi tweeting on this for saying must come to congress to obtain a new amf. and ultimately hold lenny glynn accountable for the bloodshed he is enabled.i ask you, did the president...
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humanitarian standpoint. i'm on the letter with other members of congress asking the president to hold off and let congress weigh in on it. >> that's what i want to ask you. some of our viewers may not be familiar because this is new this morning, can you explain to us your partnered with 88 lawmakers, this is a bipartisan letter k. you explain to us what it requests? >> yeah, it says that congress has the right to declare, it's our responsibility, the president can use article 2 reasoning when we are in imminent threat or attacks. liz: when was the last time the president declared war, was it world war i? >> world war ii. liz: how many conflicts have we been involved since then? >> multiple, korean conflict on up to where we are today. what we are using aumf from 2001. we could be used thomas jefferson's aumf, going after things like that this, something had to be done, over 400,000 people killed in syria. it's a travesty of what's going on over there. our goal was to have the information that the swiss wanted to do that got vetoed at the un and then take that information and build a coalitio
humanitarian standpoint. i'm on the letter with other members of congress asking the president to hold off and let congress weigh in on it. >> that's what i want to ask you. some of our viewers may not be familiar because this is new this morning, can you explain to us your partnered with 88 lawmakers, this is a bipartisan letter k. you explain to us what it requests? >> yeah, it says that congress has the right to declare, it's our responsibility, the president can use article 2...
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, like how come you get the classified information. why did he lie to congress? jail. why did they refuse to give to the fbi. why did they take it? why the phony memos. white house press secretary sarah sanders said the book is a pr stunt. a partisan hack when asked the justice department to investigate, she said this. >> i'm not aware of a sisters it -- specific act, but any wrongdoing they should certainly look into that. >> the former fbi director criticizes president trump calling him on ethical and untethered the truth. they were disturbing and violating basic norms of ethical leadership, that may fall short of being illegal. >> i never thought these words would come out of my mouth. it is possible. but i don't know. >> the white house is pushing back hard from the numerous tweets today. they are calling this a pr stunt >> instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant, and comey will be forever known as a disgraced partisan hack that broke a sacred trust with the president of the united states president of the united states. a dedicated agent said the fbi and the american
, like how come you get the classified information. why did he lie to congress? jail. why did they refuse to give to the fbi. why did they take it? why the phony memos. white house press secretary sarah sanders said the book is a pr stunt. a partisan hack when asked the justice department to investigate, she said this. >> i'm not aware of a sisters it -- specific act, but any wrongdoing they should certainly look into that. >> the former fbi director criticizes president trump...
officials signing a statement urging congress to take swift action in the event that president trump fire robert muller or deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. laura engel has the latest from our new york city newsroom. >> these former apartment of justice officials are working on getting ahead of what they think could be coming while fine-tuning recent attacks against the agency they once worked for. in the alumni statement released this week the former d.o.j. employees defend both deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and robert muller saying they are deeply disturbed by the attacks that have been levied against them and by the men and women who work there. taking look at part of this post, it says this. it's up to the rest of us and our elected representatives to come to their defense and others to improperly interfere in the other's work. president trump has been vocal about the d.o.j. investigation calling it a witch hunt. they're talking about possibly firing muller but members of his own party are hesitant to back him. >> first of all, i don't he should be fired. he should
officials signing a statement urging congress to take swift action in the event that president trump fire robert muller or deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. laura engel has the latest from our new york city newsroom. >> these former apartment of justice officials are working on getting ahead of what they think could be coming while fine-tuning recent attacks against the agency they once worked for. in the alumni statement released this week the former d.o.j. employees defend both...
former justice permit officials want congress to ask if the president fires special cancer robert mueller for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. laura ingle has more. >> rick, the former department of justice officials are working on getting ahead of what they think could be coming while fine-tuning a campaign to defend recent attacks against the agency they once worked for. and department of justice a statement released this week. the president has long been vocal about the doj investigation into russian meddling calling it a quote, witchhunt. in recent tweet criticized the agency calling it an embarrassment to our country. he also blasted muller for hiring 13 hearted democrats to join his team. mr. trump talking about the possible firing tuesday while members of his own party are hesitant to back him. >> why don't i fire muller? well, i think it's a disgrace what is going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's a sad situation. you look at what happened and many people have said you should fire him. >> the president is the head of the executive branch. he doesn't hav
former justice permit officials want congress to ask if the president fires special cancer robert mueller for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. laura ingle has more. >> rick, the former department of justice officials are working on getting ahead of what they think could be coming while fine-tuning a campaign to defend recent attacks against the agency they once worked for. and department of justice a statement released this week. the president has long been vocal about the doj...
bring in arizona congress one and martha mcsally. pair force veteran. thank you for being here with us this sunday. if i could start with your reaction to the new sanctions on russia that we are reporting. can you tell us any more details about those sanctions? >> let me first say i'm proud of the men and women who participated in the attacks. they showed their professionalism and precision will insure they attack the exact targets they are given. this was a specific attack using military force. but we have diplomatic and economic power. the space has been created -- arthel: congresswoman, excuse me, i was going to give you a specific question that would give you a chance to sing the praises of the troops. but let's tailor this a bit. co-can you shed any further light on the administration strategy in syria, and do you think america should take on a future role there? >> i think we have to look at our vital national you interest. in this case it was related to insuring the use of weapons of massachusetts destruction aren't used. when i look at the rest our vital national you interests
bring in arizona congress one and martha mcsally. pair force veteran. thank you for being here with us this sunday. if i could start with your reaction to the new sanctions on russia that we are reporting. can you tell us any more details about those sanctions? >> let me first say i'm proud of the men and women who participated in the attacks. they showed their professionalism and precision will insure they attack the exact targets they are given. this was a specific attack using...
." i'm paul gigot. the comey memos were turned over to congress late thursday detailing a series of encounters before the former fbi director and president trump in the months leading up to mr. comey's firing. this comes amid news that andrew mccabe was referred to the u.s. attorney's office in washington for possible criminal prosecution after the inspector general determined he lied to investigators. comey responded to the inspector general's findings this week on his book tour. >> good people lie. i lay out in the
." i'm paul gigot. the comey memos were turned over to congress late thursday detailing a series of encounters before the former fbi director and president trump in the months leading up to mr. comey's firing. this comes amid news that andrew mccabe was referred to the u.s. attorney's office in washington for possible criminal prosecution after the inspector general determined he lied to investigators. comey responded to the inspector general's findings this week on his book tour. >>...
mean, members of congress have said, you know, i mean, to me my report asking that they're not worried, you know, trump is not the focus, it's been how many months since this investigation started and they haven't found any evidence of collusion, so, you know, if trump lays lows an finish investigation as republicans think he will be off scot-free. connell: how about sessions? the washington post reported that he's thereatening to resign if the president would go forward with if firing, no indication now that he's thinking about doing this, what about the role of sessions? all kinds of reporting that the president hasn't been very happy with him, of course, a lot doesn't need reporting, it's been in public since he rescued himself from the russia investigation. >> president trump has always been upset with jeff sessions for recusing himself, which is something he kind of had to do because of his involvement with the trump campaign. he was one of trump's earliest supporters, obviously he can't be investigating trump if he has connections to things that are being investigated. so
mean, members of congress have said, you know, i mean, to me my report asking that they're not worried, you know, trump is not the focus, it's been how many months since this investigation started and they haven't found any evidence of collusion, so, you know, if trump lays lows an finish investigation as republicans think he will be off scot-free. connell: how about sessions? the washington post reported that he's thereatening to resign if the president would go forward with if firing, no...
very prepared man, i was a member of congress, he was a help of congress, that's good, but i do think for these negotiations, i think he should be confirmed. secretaries of state, secretaries of defense, top people that my president wants, i think, the congress should give the president that latitude to have him confirmed and in office. that's what i would do. who am i, i'm nobody now. arthel: you are always somebody, governor. you are always somebody, absolutely, for sure. i want to circle back now to what is kim jong un up to, you mentioned moment ago, what is it that he wants? does he want to join the older of world leaders besides the good press that we believe he wants, is it financing for his poor economy, what is he up to? >> well, it's an excellent question. i think he does want to join the world community. he has an end game, we don't know exactly what it is. he doesn't want to get knocked off. he loves his power position. he wants sanctions lifted, he wants, i think, the end of the armist of the korean war, but a lot of it, arthel, ego, he wants to make a deal, he thinks the
very prepared man, i was a member of congress, he was a help of congress, that's good, but i do think for these negotiations, i think he should be confirmed. secretaries of state, secretaries of defense, top people that my president wants, i think, the congress should give the president that latitude to have him confirmed and in office. that's what i would do. who am i, i'm nobody now. arthel: you are always somebody, governor. you are always somebody, absolutely, for sure. i want to circle...
that had worked together way back when he even ran for congress and i met a woman, i don't think he will mind me saying, her name was flo, she volunteered for mrs. bush during those years, she was also a flight attendant and years ago apparently, i don't know -- there was four packs of cigarettes and she use today gather them up on the plane and when george w. was heading back he would work with flo to get the cigarettes back in. it was a lot of lovely stories and touching moments and i think she would have enjoyed all of these people being together in celebration. shepard: you spoke of her character. >> it was decor of who and what she was. people could see it and probably the main reason why she was so admired because she wasn't an ordinary person. this was woman beloved by millions and i think because people could see that all the rest of that whether they cared for that sort of thing or not, she was somebody they could admire and look up to and she had standards and when you were around her, you didn't know what the standards were, shep. you were always a little afraid you might
that had worked together way back when he even ran for congress and i met a woman, i don't think he will mind me saying, her name was flo, she volunteered for mrs. bush during those years, she was also a flight attendant and years ago apparently, i don't know -- there was four packs of cigarettes and she use today gather them up on the plane and when george w. was heading back he would work with flo to get the cigarettes back in. it was a lot of lovely stories and touching moments and i think...
sharing those with congress because it seems like an easy question why did this start. why are they a little more worried about how the fbi found out about what george papadopoulos was doing and less concerned about what george papadopoulos is doing and who knew about it. elizabeth: a a lot of people are asking for their lawmakers by that investigation wasn't as close to begin with. i do want to switch to the news of the day because we see the president tweeting about james comey. i just want to get your reaction this week and also, the president as i did not declassify those memos on friday, the content of those memos. so therefore, he broke the law. does he have an argument there? >> this guy didn't think it was as much of a problem and hillary clinton mismanage classified information. i don't think it's a surprise when we find out he might have mishandled classified information. these were private. these are my personal memos and i just did this as a private citizen. if you are in fbi are, they are not personal. anyone in government as we know in a scene from all of these different
sharing those with congress because it seems like an easy question why did this start. why are they a little more worried about how the fbi found out about what george papadopoulos was doing and less concerned about what george papadopoulos is doing and who knew about it. elizabeth: a a lot of people are asking for their lawmakers by that investigation wasn't as close to begin with. i do want to switch to the news of the day because we see the president tweeting about james comey. i just want...
military rebuild that we have started in congress. this is multiyear effort to give diplomacy the best chance to succeed and needs to be backed by the credible threat of military force and we have done so much damage to our own military. eric: you know the firsthand having served in iraq, thank you for your service in iraq and marine corps and thank you for your service in congress now. >> thanks for having me. eric: arthel. arthel: national police searching for a gunman they say was wearing nothing but a coat when he opened fire on people at a restaurant overnight. what we are learning about his identity and the customer credited with saving lives, plus more california cities making moves against the state's so-called sanctuary laws, why one leader is saying the law is dangerous. i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. .. .. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handle
military rebuild that we have started in congress. this is multiyear effort to give diplomacy the best chance to succeed and needs to be backed by the credible threat of military force and we have done so much damage to our own military. eric: you know the firsthand having served in iraq, thank you for your service in iraq and marine corps and thank you for your service in congress now. >> thanks for having me. eric: arthel. arthel: national police searching for a gunman they say was...
testimony before congress where senator grassley asked him directly have you ever essentially information related to the clayton case or the transport case and he said no. he needs to, he has gotten in hot water for that as well. he is going to need to argue that what he did was not a leak but i think what clearly comes within the common understanding washington of what a leak is. >> because he may have broken the law? >> he denied it. he denied leaking information or authorizing weeks when he testified before the senate judiciary committee. if congress finds what he did was a leak, they can make a referral for a false statement. >> how they find if it is not a leak? is it wasn't classified at the time? does that stand up at all? >> leavy does have anything to do with it being classified. it is a separate problem. if you distribute the information is clearly a crime, is a felony. all the documents were not marked, he created them, they are not marked. documents are more classified when they fit into a classification system by someone like him. and obviously has no markings on it. the docu
testimony before congress where senator grassley asked him directly have you ever essentially information related to the clayton case or the transport case and he said no. he needs to, he has gotten in hot water for that as well. he is going to need to argue that what he did was not a leak but i think what clearly comes within the common understanding washington of what a leak is. >> because he may have broken the law? >> he denied it. he denied leaking information or authorizing...
. and members of congress eager to be reelected do not seem willing to do much about it. this year washington will collect $26,000 per household and spend 33,000. $1600 gap is what congress puts on a credit card. according to budget figures. more than one third goes to social security and medicare. a typical couple returned to pays 500,000 into social security but takes out 600,000 in benefits for medicare, 140,000 and, 420,000 out. according to an urban institute study. >> would have to more than double taxes to pay benefits that have been promised. >> congressional generosity also extends to many social programs. food stamps, medicaid, welfare, $6000 a year for helsel. the military, more than 5000. >> i think it goes to a bunch of politicians pockets. >> not exactly but after decades of overspending interest on the national debt seven percent of the budget. almost $2500 a year for helsel. >> interest is the ticking time bomb. you have soaring deficits and interest rates that are about to go up. >> the rest of the 33,000 peso veterans, federal pensions, homeland security, educatio
. and members of congress eager to be reelected do not seem willing to do much about it. this year washington will collect $26,000 per household and spend 33,000. $1600 gap is what congress puts on a credit card. according to budget figures. more than one third goes to social security and medicare. a typical couple returned to pays 500,000 into social security but takes out 600,000 in benefits for medicare, 140,000 and, 420,000 out. according to an urban institute study. >> would have to...
a majority in congress and the american public who do not trust the deal. what they're trying to do, convince the president, look, we have an alternative for you, we have another deal, but do not let go of the deal before having the alternative. and i think the president's position is, first i'll withdraw from the deal, but i'm ready to renegotiate so it puts pressure on him at this point in time. elizabeth: he's making that decision on may 12th. >> he's making the decision on may 12th formally. i don't know if he's already made the decision. it's up to him. elizabeth: thank you for coming on. >> thank you. elizabeth: be sure to watch fox news sunday for the latest from the korean peninsula. chris wallace will talk to national security advisor john bolton. of course, check your listings for time and channel and the fox news channel tomorrow at 11 a.m. howie kirtz and his guest will talk about the coverage of the president's rally tonight in michigan. leland: all right, the terminally ill british lawyer t at-- british boy at the center of an intense battle, the life of alfi evans and
a majority in congress and the american public who do not trust the deal. what they're trying to do, convince the president, look, we have an alternative for you, we have another deal, but do not let go of the deal before having the alternative. and i think the president's position is, first i'll withdraw from the deal, but i'm ready to renegotiate so it puts pressure on him at this point in time. elizabeth: he's making that decision on may 12th. >> he's making the decision on may 12th...
stories to congress. if you do not tell the truth about a material fact, you can be brought up on charges. remember john poindexter, the national security advisor for reagan was brought up on similar charges. that was five counts of lying to congress. cross also among journalists who allegedly spoke with, cnn and then they allege that publication of an article reveals that the president obama and elect donald trump were briefed on the dossier. ultimately it is published by busby. the dossier had been shopped around by its creator. the former british sky that was paid by the clinton campaign. but we know the argument is that the news organizations needed a news hook. kind of the way james comey put it. to take information to press and this made it possible for klapper breaking news is that with layout. does that backup the president the overall stance that not everyone in the intelligence community as his best interest at heart? >> love, it is hard to gnocchi with the president obviously there are a lot of strong views on the intelligence community, the justice department and fbi.
stories to congress. if you do not tell the truth about a material fact, you can be brought up on charges. remember john poindexter, the national security advisor for reagan was brought up on similar charges. that was five counts of lying to congress. cross also among journalists who allegedly spoke with, cnn and then they allege that publication of an article reveals that the president obama and elect donald trump were briefed on the dossier. ultimately it is published by busby. the dossier...
called friendship park on the pacific. the administration will be sending a message to congress and immigrants around the world. should they spend the money and take the risk to come here? for some up grants they were not willing to wait to claim asylum. they have gone over the border illegally. they were caught by the border patrol. one family had a child under 4 years old. another with a pregnant female. but most of those in the caravan. we expect 20. >> to claim asee you legal today. they will claim they have a credible fear of persecution at home, and that's why they are asking for protection in the u.s. >> the only thing i would tell mr. trump is to look at all the people how they suffer. the people are coming from those countries. they are not doing this for pleasure. they face danger and extortion and they are look for a better life. reporter: they have been meeting with lawyers saying do they have a case? is there a claim of credible fear? and what to expect when they enter the asylum process. they will be separated from their children and could remain in detention for the e
called friendship park on the pacific. the administration will be sending a message to congress and immigrants around the world. should they spend the money and take the risk to come here? for some up grants they were not willing to wait to claim asylum. they have gone over the border illegally. they were caught by the border patrol. one family had a child under 4 years old. another with a pregnant female. but most of those in the caravan. we expect 20. >> to claim asee you legal today....
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and it will be consistent with law and the spirit of congress, no problem. >> reporter: don't let that mission statement fool you. the new cells got a crucial role to play. they will make sure missions are tightly synced 24 hours a day, sense days a week. >> they'll be watching monitors, cameras and sensor feeds. they'll be helping in back room activities. >> reporter: they will conduct reconnaissance on the ground and in the air. >> we've used them to do intelligence and analysis for intelligence and aviation is a big part of what we hope they bring. >> reporter: orders signed for 4,000 national guardsmen, things are getting contentious at the state level. some governors from states like arizona, arkansas and mississippi are suppor are supp. texas has begun to deploy troops of their own. other governors like kate brown of oregon have not been so supportive. >> thank you for that report. >> for more on this, let's bring in congressman darryl isau from california. thank you for talking to us. let's talk about the state of california. the governor there has been in a bit of an immig
and it will be consistent with law and the spirit of congress, no problem. >> reporter: don't let that mission statement fool you. the new cells got a crucial role to play. they will make sure missions are tightly synced 24 hours a day, sense days a week. >> they'll be watching monitors, cameras and sensor feeds. they'll be helping in back room activities. >> reporter: they will conduct reconnaissance on the ground and in the air. >> we've used them to do intelligence...
. turn over the documents to congress and allow us to conduct oversight. would you agree, stalling only makes circumstances surrounding the case seem more suspicious? i mean, by stalling, your only reason for the questions and further unfortunately, speculation. >> sure for the present that represent their slow rolling the committee. and that is never good because it leads to an inference that there is something there to hide whether that is true or not. i do not really know. i'm not inside this. obviously they are asking for an enormous amount of electronic documents. it is not easy to obtain. nevertheless it is in everyone's best interest to comply with legitimate requests from the oversight committee as quickly as possible. precisely for the reason you suggested. then one is left to wonder why aren't you complying in a timely fashion and what do you have to hide? >> regarding what do you have to hide? among the documents of the gop lawmakers that they are seeking related to the bureau investigation, is there investigation of hillary clinton's handling of classified information.
. turn over the documents to congress and allow us to conduct oversight. would you agree, stalling only makes circumstances surrounding the case seem more suspicious? i mean, by stalling, your only reason for the questions and further unfortunately, speculation. >> sure for the present that represent their slow rolling the committee. and that is never good because it leads to an inference that there is something there to hide whether that is true or not. i do not really know. i'm not...
every republican 24 congress is right now. >> you think they'll get together between now and november and come up with a solidified message? >> there will need to if they want to hold the control of the house. the one way republican might have a chance to salvage majority is if there base turns out at the same number of democratic base does. right now, it will take some kind of unity that we have not seen on the republican side for that to happen. quizzes get read to the reince priebus strategy that we heard at the top of the segment. would you think of that? >> he is identifying the get out to vote element which is essential. democrats have done a really good job of getting early voters to the polls in getting people in the absentee ballots. they are spending millions of dollars. there are no outside groups spending a lot of money to turn out voters to get people to the polls even before election day. that will be an essential element with a base turn out to the level needs to be an essential for them to have a chance at holding the house. >> according to the political repor
every republican 24 congress is right now. >> you think they'll get together between now and november and come up with a solidified message? >> there will need to if they want to hold the control of the house. the one way republican might have a chance to salvage majority is if there base turns out at the same number of democratic base does. right now, it will take some kind of unity that we have not seen on the republican side for that to happen. quizzes get read to the reince...
. elizabeth: samberg's comments come days before ceo mark zuckerberg is scheduled to speak to congress. one of the people who will be questioning him. joe barton, vice-chairman of the energy and commerce committee. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> glad to be with you, liz. >> first and foremost, there are multiple hearings. chuck grassley says the hearings are intended to explore approaches to privacy that satisfies customers expectations. i can't imagine it's going to be pleasant for mr. zuckerberg? >> well, it's -- i don't think any testimony before a congressional committee to be-- could be characterized as pleasant. but it isn't going to be unpleasant. first of all, mr. zuckerberg is testifying voluntarily. he didn't have to, we did not subpoena him. this is not an investigative hearing. it's not from the committee, investigative oversight committee. it's the consumer protection committee. he think it's more fact finding anything you put on facebook-- >>, but the goal is obviously that he present the case that facebook-- that the date that that we share is safe. can h
. elizabeth: samberg's comments come days before ceo mark zuckerberg is scheduled to speak to congress. one of the people who will be questioning him. joe barton, vice-chairman of the energy and commerce committee. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> glad to be with you, liz. >> first and foremost, there are multiple hearings. chuck grassley says the hearings are intended to explore approaches to privacy that satisfies customers expectations. i can't imagine it's going to...
ground. the bigger picture the president is hoping the action of spur congress to take action on immigration reform including his border wall. lawmakers in both were talking about the president decision. both sides agree that having troops on the border is not a long-term solution to immigration issues. >> a border just iming national guard troops. you've got a go at the root cause of this. >> comprehensive immigration. we've been talking about this for decades. we just haven't seen it happen. the president talks about building a wall that mexico is going to pay for. a very provocative move. but at the same time it's not really solving the problem. >> the governor reach state in the trump administration has requested between 2,004,000 troops. so far, 500 on the way from texas and arizona and they have agreed to send troops as well. oregon and montana have said they will not be cooperating with the suffered in the big one, california has not decided how it will respond. today the president national security adviser argued that the response of the state so far shows there is a real
ground. the bigger picture the president is hoping the action of spur congress to take action on immigration reform including his border wall. lawmakers in both were talking about the president decision. both sides agree that having troops on the border is not a long-term solution to immigration issues. >> a border just iming national guard troops. you've got a go at the root cause of this. >> comprehensive immigration. we've been talking about this for decades. we just haven't...
congress to get its job done. >> garrett tenney is live in washington with more. >> it has been more than 30 years since congress tackled comprehensive reform and they are hoping that deploying the national guard will push them to take action. in the short term a couple of thousand guardsmen on the border will help with customs and border control to do more enforcement but given at the southern border is about 2000 miles long lawmakers and both parties agree it is not a long-term solution. >> they are not going to secure a border just by adding national guard troops. you have to go to the root cause of this. >> i think what we need is comprehensive. comprehensive immigration reform. we've been talking about this for decades we just have not seen this happen since 1986. the president talks about building a wall that mexico will pay for. now he is putting troops at the border. a very provocative move. at the same time it is not solving the problem. >> the trump administration has requested between two and 4000 troops and a number of governors had read arrays responded. so far 500 on the way
congress to get its job done. >> garrett tenney is live in washington with more. >> it has been more than 30 years since congress tackled comprehensive reform and they are hoping that deploying the national guard will push them to take action. in the short term a couple of thousand guardsmen on the border will help with customs and border control to do more enforcement but given at the southern border is about 2000 miles long lawmakers and both parties agree it is not a long-term...
congress to address immigration. on "fox news sunday" -- >> with the verbiage and the language by our president begins grants in this country. it's abhorrent. it's not representative of who we are as a nation. this is different than any other president doing it frankly. >> reporter: others such as the big one in california haven't decided. eric: the administration is tackling several issues on the border. >> attorney general jeff sessions instructs u.s. attorneys to. the homeland security advisor said there is only so much they can do without congress. >> we have. >> leaking boat on our border and we are equitabling or how much water is in the boat. we need to fix the problem and stop that leak. reporter: lawmakers say getting a border wall or getting congress to do anything on immigration before the mid-term elect is highly unlikely. arthel: a new discovery in a west coast mystery. what police found as they piece together the final moments in a crash that killed a family of 8. new questions about the president's cleave of staff. president trump is responding to reports that john
congress to address immigration. on "fox news sunday" -- >> with the verbiage and the language by our president begins grants in this country. it's abhorrent. it's not representative of who we are as a nation. this is different than any other president doing it frankly. >> reporter: others such as the big one in california haven't decided. eric: the administration is tackling several issues on the border. >> attorney general jeff sessions instructs u.s. attorneys...
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response and what will mark zuckerberg say to congress? one of the senators who will question him is here live coming up in a matter of moments. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com it's ok that everyone ignores it's fine. drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. >> sandra: fox news alert a major decision could come down at any minute from president trump on a military response to the chemical weapons attack near the syrian capital killing dozens of civilians, including young children. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom" on this tuesday morning. i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill he
response and what will mark zuckerberg say to congress? one of the senators who will question him is here live coming up in a matter of moments. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at...
headed. i certainly am grateful for his service to the country. he came into the congress just two years after i did. he was a really young guy at the time. he have has accomplished a lot in the amount of time he has been here. tax reform the crowning achievement and something that he was very dedicated and committed to getting done and a great win for the american people. >> bill: he won his reelection by 35 points, senator. i don't know if he is being threatened there in a primary or if there is a challenge from the left that is seen as credible right now. there has to be another reason for his departure. what do you think that is? >> i don't think that's it at all. i think he is in great political position in the state of wisconsin. but i do think that he has been at this now for the better part of 20 years and in a position that is incredibly stressful and with a young family that, you know, his job requires him to be away from them a lot. sometimes these decisions end up being very personal. he is young enough. if he wants to get back into politics at some time in the future h
headed. i certainly am grateful for his service to the country. he came into the congress just two years after i did. he was a really young guy at the time. he have has accomplished a lot in the amount of time he has been here. tax reform the crowning achievement and something that he was very dedicated and committed to getting done and a great win for the american people. >> bill: he won his reelection by 35 points, senator. i don't know if he is being threatened there in a primary or...
mike huckabee is on deck live. >> i'm proud of what this congress has achieved and i believe its future is bright and every confidence i'll be handing it on to a republican next year. >> sandra: he stunned washington by his announcement yesterday that he will be retiring. kevin mccarthy and steve scalise are emerging as the frontrunners to take on the leadership role. we'll talk live with scalise later this hour. >> people recognize that nancy pelosi being speaker will take us in the wrong direction. i don't think the country wants to go that way. we need to get our agenda passed and get the economy back on track. ean. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty
mike huckabee is on deck live. >> i'm proud of what this congress has achieved and i believe its future is bright and every confidence i'll be handing it on to a republican next year. >> sandra: he stunned washington by his announcement yesterday that he will be retiring. kevin mccarthy and steve scalise are emerging as the frontrunners to take on the leadership role. we'll talk live with scalise later this hour. >> people recognize that nancy pelosi being speaker will take...
leaked classified information for which he should be prosecuted. he lied to congress under oath. he is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible director of the f.b.i. his handling of the crooked hillary clinton case and the events surrounding it will go down as one of the worst botch jobs of history. it was my great honor to fire james comey. wow. the book is a higher loyalty, truth, lies and leadership. in it he says this about the president of the united states. he is untethered to the truth. he has never recoiled from causing another person pain. he is unethical. he adds these quotes. what is happening now is not normal. it is not fake news. it is not okay. he adds this. the actions of one person can destroy what it took hundreds of people years to build. now, comey's view, his backers contend, are the words of a man who is a patriot and life long public servant. some white house officials are, shall we say, questioning his recollection. >> i spent more time in the oval office any given day than this man got to spend with the president over his brief te
leaked classified information for which he should be prosecuted. he lied to congress under oath. he is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible director of the f.b.i. his handling of the crooked hillary clinton case and the events surrounding it will go down as one of the worst botch jobs of history. it was my great honor to fire james comey. wow. the book is a higher loyalty, truth, lies and leadership. in it he says this about the president of the united...
before he talked to her. lied in congress to senator g, grassley, then based his decisions on poll numbers. disgruntled he, mccabe and the others committed many crimes. he adds this and i think you'll find this one instructive. the big questions in comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered? how come he gave up classified information, jail. why did he lie to congress? jail. why with the dnc refuse to give the -- and more. the book a higher loyalty, truth, lies and leadership detail the former director's reactions and impressions of president trump. he said my book is about ethical leadership and draws on stories from my life and lessons from others. three presidents are in my book. two help illustrate the values of the heart of ethical leadership. one serves as a counter point. i hope folks read the whole thing and find it useful. officials are incandescent at the white house about the tell-all saying he is an embittered former employee looking to make a buck. >> this is somebody not under oath in interviews and writing a book and this is somebody who is giving a revisionist versi
before he talked to her. lied in congress to senator g, grassley, then based his decisions on poll numbers. disgruntled he, mccabe and the others committed many crimes. he adds this and i think you'll find this one instructive. the big questions in comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered? how come he gave up classified information, jail. why did he lie to congress? jail. why with the dnc refuse to give the -- and more. the book a higher loyalty, truth, lies and leadership detail the former...
our program. some reporters have seen the memos, makes sense for congress to see them, too. what's the hold-up? what would explain that? >> well, the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. are treating these memos as though they were classified. they're not classified. as you say, a friend, a professor at columbia university, a friend of james comey has seen them and passed them to the "new york times." "the new york times" reported on them. there is no reason. it's an out rage that congress, which has a constitutional duty of oversight over the executive has not seen them. you know, the kind of pompous title of james comey's book is a higher loyalty and he is implying he has a higher loyalty than the president. his loyalty seems to be to his bank. he won't give details to congress. >> bill: he leaked the memo in the first place. reporters from "the new york times" have seen them. we know what james comey has concluded. if you watch the entire interview from sunday night he said it himself, there is no proof of collusion that he has. there is no proof of the dossier that he has. there is no proof that
our program. some reporters have seen the memos, makes sense for congress to see them, too. what's the hold-up? what would explain that? >> well, the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. are treating these memos as though they were classified. they're not classified. as you say, a friend, a professor at columbia university, a friend of james comey has seen them and passed them to the "new york times." "the new york times" reported on them. there is no reason. it's an out rage that...
written-in-law. it's too vague. i assume the suggestion is that folks like you and congress have to fix it, right? >> well, of course it's very disappointing that president trump's pick has gone this direction. i think he is going to make it more difficult now to deport criminal aliens saying it's a vague and arbitrary and doesn't fall in line with due process. chairman goodlatte and i. i had the border security bill. goodlatte has fixing the legal loopholes and addressing daca. i think it puts more urgency on congress to act now to get this bill passed in the congress and signed into law. >> bill: here is the president's comment on that. congress must close loopholes that block the removal of dangerous criminal areas aggravated fellons, a public safety. house and senate must pass a fix to insure violent criminal aliens can be removed from our society. is congress ready to do that or not, sir? >> congress has to be ready for this. i put a lot of pressure on my leadership in conference to get this done. time is not on our side. the clock is ticking. i think with the supreme court dec
written-in-law. it's too vague. i assume the suggestion is that folks like you and congress have to fix it, right? >> well, of course it's very disappointing that president trump's pick has gone this direction. i think he is going to make it more difficult now to deport criminal aliens saying it's a vague and arbitrary and doesn't fall in line with due process. chairman goodlatte and i. i had the border security bill. goodlatte has fixing the legal loopholes and addressing daca. i think...
investment on in congress needs to continue. we have to use all instruments of national power to make it clear to kim jong-un if he continues to threaten our own homeland and global stability we will take whatever steps are necessary to prevent him from doing that and he will not survive that clash. >> bill: thank you for your time today and the way you feel about mike pompeo you need to have a conversation with rand paul very soon. sir, thank you. come on back. michael gallagher from wisconsin. >> sandra: we'll have a lot more coming up on the high stakes meeting with north korea and talk to former national security council spokesman michael anton for his first interview since leaving the white house. >> we can't get to the site ourselves but every day witnesses and evidence come across the border wall with more horrific details. >> bill: that's benjamin hall reporting inside syria. he talked to many victims of that gas attack and he will join us live to tell us what he has learned so far. >> sandra: nearly a dozen republican lawmakers now calling for the prosecution of james comey, hil
investment on in congress needs to continue. we have to use all instruments of national power to make it clear to kim jong-un if he continues to threaten our own homeland and global stability we will take whatever steps are necessary to prevent him from doing that and he will not survive that clash. >> bill: thank you for your time today and the way you feel about mike pompeo you need to have a conversation with rand paul very soon. sir, thank you. come on back. michael gallagher from...
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has no effective border laws. he said congress must immediately pass border legislation, use the nuclear option if necessary to stop this massive inflow of drugs and people. border patrol agents, ice are great but the weak dem laws don't allow them to do their job. act now. congress, our country is being stolen. heather i have been to the guatemala/mexican border. the mexicans try to stop them from getting on the train but it's dangerous. they're overwhelmed. eventually they will reach here. the question will become what do we do when they hit the border and claim asylum? are they kept in detention but have lawyers or will they be released? >> william la jeunesse live for us. >> bill: six minutes past the hour. new information and reaction on the a.g.'s decision not to appoint a second special counsel to look into misconduct in the f.b.i. and department of justice. >> i think what he is doing is giving credibility to the fact he is looking for the truth, not quickly trying to jump to something to find scapegoats. he will in my opinion, though, end up with an outside entity that h
has no effective border laws. he said congress must immediately pass border legislation, use the nuclear option if necessary to stop this massive inflow of drugs and people. border patrol agents, ice are great but the weak dem laws don't allow them to do their job. act now. congress, our country is being stolen. heather i have been to the guatemala/mexican border. the mexicans try to stop them from getting on the train but it's dangerous. they're overwhelmed. eventually they will reach here....
is why. the infamous comey memos given to congress late yesterday quickly made public only hours after finding out that the deputy a.g. rod rosenstein had told the president he is not a target in the michael cohen investigation. >> sandra: got all that? >> bill: hang on. we'll take it a step at a time. it's fascinating as we say hello on a friday. i got it, you got it? >> sandra: good morning. we have more. sandra smith, good morning. the president sounding off on former f.b.i. director james comey after 15 pages of memos on his meetings with president trump are made public and have officially been sent to committees in congress. chief white house correspondent john roberts is following all this from west palm beach, florida this morning. >> good morning. president trump with nothing on the public schedule until a reception later on today but he is active on twitter this morning taking aim at the newly released comey memos in a couple of tweets saying james comey memos just out and show clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction. also he leaked classified information.
is why. the infamous comey memos given to congress late yesterday quickly made public only hours after finding out that the deputy a.g. rod rosenstein had told the president he is not a target in the michael cohen investigation. >> sandra: got all that? >> bill: hang on. we'll take it a step at a time. it's fascinating as we say hello on a friday. i got it, you got it? >> sandra: good morning. we have more. sandra smith, good morning. the president sounding off on former...
before us in congress that he did not decide to exonerate hillary until after her interview and subsequent efforts of oversight unearthed the memo that he wrote two months before he interviewed hillary that was an exoneration memo. does the law apply equally to anyone or does anyone associated to trump get nailed? >> sandra: jim jordan, honor to have you on set this morning, sir. what exactly is going on here and what are republicans asking for? >> a couple things. first of all jim comey has messed this thing up from the get go. i criticized him in july of 2016 and october when he reopened the clinton investigation. i think throughout this process he has been wrong and sort of confirmed when you looked at some of the things he wrote in the memos that we got to see last week. one of the questions we have is on the michael cohen raid. was the attorney general consulted? did rod rosenstein talk to the attorney general? this raid was run out of not under the umbrella of the special counsel but rod rosenstein according to press reports to kick in the door of the president's lawyer. y
before us in congress that he did not decide to exonerate hillary until after her interview and subsequent efforts of oversight unearthed the memo that he wrote two months before he interviewed hillary that was an exoneration memo. does the law apply equally to anyone or does anyone associated to trump get nailed? >> sandra: jim jordan, honor to have you on set this morning, sir. what exactly is going on here and what are republicans asking for? >> a couple things. first of all jim...
only today but tonight for the state dinner and joint address before congress tomorrow morning. >> it is. i think the president wants to say to the world how much he respects president macron. president macron is not someone who has simply chosen to deal with president trump. he has actually made efforts to build the relationship. he compares himself to president trump. this is maybe a little startling for people. they think of the domestic political opposition to the president not wanting to normalize him and not wanting to treat him as a legitimate president but overseas at least in france it is a very different attitude. >> bill: we have secretary general kelly. before that wilbur ross, commerce secretary. steve mnuchin to his left and mike pence as the greeting continues. >> sandra: the state dinner will be held tonight. the president will be hosting about 150 people expected to attend that event. it is expected to be much smaller than those held by former president barack obama. but we are watching the president and first lady, the president of france all arrive there outside of
only today but tonight for the state dinner and joint address before congress tomorrow morning. >> it is. i think the president wants to say to the world how much he respects president macron. president macron is not someone who has simply chosen to deal with president trump. he has actually made efforts to build the relationship. he compares himself to president trump. this is maybe a little startling for people. they think of the domestic political opposition to the president not...
a joint meeting of congress. you'll see it live this morning. all the pomp and circumstance the white house launching a defense of the v.a. nominee on behalf of the president. good morning. really beautiful shot last night at the white house. >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. the white house standing behind ronny jackson, his confirmation has been delayed amid misconduct allegations. the president says it's the latest example of his opponents trying to stone wall him at every turn. >> president trump: they failed with mike pompeo and that was a big, big hit because they thought they could stop him. the democrats have become obstructionists. that's all they're good at. they have bad ideas. they have bad politics. the one thing they do is obstruct. >> bill: kevin corke leading the coverage live from the white house. president macron tried to change the mind of the president on iran. did it work? >> we don't know, bill. there does appear to have been a little bit of progress from the french president's perspective. he seems to have been able to get the president to at leas
a joint meeting of congress. you'll see it live this morning. all the pomp and circumstance the white house launching a defense of the v.a. nominee on behalf of the president. good morning. really beautiful shot last night at the white house. >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. the white house standing behind ronny jackson, his confirmation has been delayed amid misconduct allegations. the president says it's the latest example of his opponents trying to stone wall him at every...
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win and she will be in congress and the democrat not. i think there is plenty of enthusiasm and plenty of support for republicans moving into the mid-terms. the reason why is because we've actually gotten some really big things done. you look at the last year and a half under president trump's leadership. the economy is booming. the judiciary is being remade. isis is on the run. the economy is at the strongest point we've seen in a long time. unemployment is down in sectors that we haven't seen before whether it's hispanics and african-americans. >> bill: i get the message. we'll get interrupted here. thank you for being here today and hope you come back. thank you.
win and she will be in congress and the democrat not. i think there is plenty of enthusiasm and plenty of support for republicans moving into the mid-terms. the reason why is because we've actually gotten some really big things done. you look at the last year and a half under president trump's leadership. the economy is booming. the judiciary is being remade. isis is on the run. the economy is at the strongest point we've seen in a long time. unemployment is down in sectors that we haven't...
going before congress in what are expected to be a series of contentious hearings. we have fox team coverage for you this morning. peter doocy following those hearings on capitol hill. charlie hurt standing by for reaction. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live from the north lawn this morning. when was this decision made? >> good morning to you. it was during an oval office meeting with the president yesterday when dr. ronny jackson decided he didn't want to go through the process and knew it would be something that could likely tear you apart. i ran into dr. jackson in the halls of the white house a few minutes ago. he was in very good spirits this morning and back at work at the white house physician. he did spend a week in the washington wringer. that will leave a few scars. dr. jackson this morning issuing a statement he is withdrawing his name from consideration to become v.a. secretary saying going into this process i expected tough questions how to best care for our veterans but i did not expect to have to dignify baseless and anonymous at
going before congress in what are expected to be a series of contentious hearings. we have fox team coverage for you this morning. peter doocy following those hearings on capitol hill. charlie hurt standing by for reaction. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live from the north lawn this morning. when was this decision made? >> good morning to you. it was during an oval office meeting with the president yesterday when dr. ronny jackson decided he didn't...
congress. >> it's amazing. jim comey has no idea what was taking place when he was the director of the f.b.i. now he claims he hasn't read or understood the text message exchanges between two of his f.b.i. agents, andrew mccabe has been accused by the i.g. of lying three times under oath and he is saying both parties, the obama and trump administration had the same information. we know that's not true. we also heard jim comey last night say he didn't know who paid for the dossier which was put together, although his signature is on a fisa application warrant to ask for a federal judge to spy on a u.s. citizen on domestic soil without knowing where that information came from? this is egregious at the highest levels. >> sandra: he acknowledged those texts and all i can tell you, when i saw the texts i was deeply disappointed in them but i never saw any bias or reflection of an mouse toward anybody. >> sandra: it was remarkable. the f.b.i. had an insurance policy put in place in case donald trump won. either he was too aware or too obtuse. the other important thing that i want to touc
congress. >> it's amazing. jim comey has no idea what was taking place when he was the director of the f.b.i. now he claims he hasn't read or understood the text message exchanges between two of his f.b.i. agents, andrew mccabe has been accused by the i.g. of lying three times under oath and he is saying both parties, the obama and trump administration had the same information. we know that's not true. we also heard jim comey last night say he didn't know who paid for the dossier which...
allow this to happen. congress must act now. the president is calling on congress to pass tough new measures to toughen up immigration including tightening up laws to make amnesty claims more difficult. it is believed a lot of these migrants will claim amnesty when they get to the united states saying they'll be persecuted if they go back home and end protections for children arriving without parents to allow them to be more easily sent back to the country of origin and families detained longer while their cases are adjudicated. president trump has complained about this policy of catch and release which allows some people to sort of disappear into american society rather than ever showing up for their immigration hearing. the president driving home that point in a tweet last night saying as ridiculous as it sounds the laws of our country continue easily allow us to send those crossing our southern border back where they came from. a whole big wasted procedure must take place. ours are an obama joke, act congress. at the same time the department of justice is imposing new quotas on i
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do about asylum seekers like this they've called on congress to change the laws. it is true if someone comes from a country that's not mexico or canada they're entitled to a hearing and the log system is long. immigration judges and ice agents to do their jobs of enforcing these things. they've called on the enforcement of tougher requirements for proving that you are an asylum seeker. it is important to note the people in the caravan will have to prove whether they're being persecuted. lying on an asylum application is also a crime. a lot of legal implications here. >> sandra: this isn't the first of the caravans we've seen. we've seen several others in recent years approach the u.s. border in a similar way. this time is different, right? the president has been tweeting about this and he has brought an extraordinary amount of attention to this particular caravan. >> it is different because he has pressured mexico to handle it. the caravan is in tijuana being processed there and waiting and sleeping. they have not crossed over into the united states yet. the president has put n
do about asylum seekers like this they've called on congress to change the laws. it is true if someone comes from a country that's not mexico or canada they're entitled to a hearing and the log system is long. immigration judges and ice agents to do their jobs of enforcing these things. they've called on the enforcement of tougher requirements for proving that you are an asylum seeker. it is important to note the people in the caravan will have to prove whether they're being persecuted. lying...
pressure congress to urgently pass legislation to close legal loopholes exploited by criminal trafficking, nark owe terrorists and smuggling organizations. many of the left are arguing against sending troops to the border and some on the right have concerns as well. francis rooney said in part there should be enough agents at the border to stop and vet those trying to cross illegally. >> i don't really think -- feel comfortable with deploying military troops and creating the possibility for an increase in violence and escalation of the conflict. >> if president trump follows through with the plan he wouldn't be the first president to send troops down to the border. president obama did it back in 2010, as did president bush in 2006. >> heather: with other things going on china threatening to retaliate against new u.s. tariffs with measures of its own. they announced those. what's the president saying this morning about that? >> right now he is saying there is not a trade war at least for now he seems to suggest a trade war has already happened. he wrote on twitter we're not in a trade war
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zuckerberg talk to congress next week. he will testify before the judiciary and commerce committees and the energy and commerce committees. there will be packed houses there. back to you. >> sandra: we'll cover it all right here. thank you. >> a fox news alert as there is new reaction out of the white house this morning. this after the president officially orders national guard troops to protect the southern border. a move drawing criticism from the left although it's something both president obama and george w. bush did as well. john roberts north lawn of the white house this morning. good morning, john. >> details on numbers are being worked out. the president is sending the national guard down to the border in the face of a sharp uptick in apprehensions on the border there. let's put up the statistics. at the border in march of this year 37,393 people were apprehended. there was another 13,000 who were detained at other ports of entry. the total number according to secretary of homeland security who was on fox a short time ago, the total number for march at 50,000 february there are
zuckerberg talk to congress next week. he will testify before the judiciary and commerce committees and the energy and commerce committees. there will be packed houses there. back to you. >> sandra: we'll cover it all right here. thank you. >> a fox news alert as there is new reaction out of the white house this morning. this after the president officially orders national guard troops to protect the southern border. a move drawing criticism from the left although it's something...
. agents have access to this information? we as members of congress have as high if not higher security clearances than many members of the f.b.i. and we're denied access to that information. it won't stand. we'll get that information. it may take more time. enough of us are putting pressure on the f.b.i. and justice department we'll get that information. attorney general sessions wants to give us this information. he is being frustrated by his own agency and the f.b.i. >> sandra: senator johnson. thank you for joining us. great to have you on the program. >> leland: a fox news alert as china is now responding to the president's threat of slapping an additional $100 billion in tariffs on imports from beijing. the threat coming last night. benjamin hall live in london as the markets react. >> from day one president trump has said he wants to level the playing field when it comes to trade with china and that he is not afraid of a trade war. listening to him yesterday it is clear he is sticking to his word. it was a surprise announcement when he said he was instructing the u.s. trade repre
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The Bill White for Texas campaign has created a Bill White birthday card for the former Houston mayor posted Wednesday (happy belated, Bill!). The idea is that visitors can 'give Bill hair"' add famous hairdos to a smiling photo of Bill.
The more people who signed the card by filling out a form (email, name, zip code, message for Bill)' the more hairdos the community 'unlocked." Hairdos include Texas celebs Ross Perot, Yao Ming, Don Henley, Willie Nelson, Beyonce, and… once the card reaches the goal of 25,000 signatures, you can add the one and only coiffure of Rick Perry to Bill's bald head. Don't forget that Rick's hair infamously has its own Twitter account @govperryshair.
I love this campaign because it's a great way to encourage people to share the website with their friends, and for the White team to connect with thousands of potential voters in a fun way. Mad props to the Bill White team!
I think Bill might just have inspired me to get a haircut myself this weekend… Happy Friday to all!
We had a super morning this Saturday, meeting with Mayor Bill White, his WONDERFUL wife Andrea White, their staff and a great group of Senate campaign volunteers. The topic was telling Bill White's Story online and responding to less-than-wonderful commentary on Blogs, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
Monica Danna (Cosmopolitician) coordinated the event at HTC – including @kolachefactory breakfast and @coffeegroundz coffee. Awesome small group leaders included Maggie McDonald (Magsmac), Laura Mayes (Girl Con Queso), Grace Rodriguez, Katrina Esco, Ashley Minor, Julie Pippert and the lovely Jennifer Rebecca Stephenson (LolaJRS).


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Q: How to determine the run time of a loop? pdfTeX, provides two macros that can be used to determine the time elapsed from a run start. The first one determines the elapsed time in "scaled seconds", that means seconds divided by 65536.
\pdfelapsedtime

and the second one \pdfresettimer that resets the internal timer back to 0.
I got curious and ran the following code:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{fp,siunitx,ifthen}

\def\startTimer{\pdfresettimer}
\def\stopTimer{%
 \the\pdfelapsedtime\,scaled seconds
 \FPdiv\result{\the\pdfelapsedtime}{65536}
 \FPmul\result{\result}{1000000} %microseconds
 \FPround\result{\result}{6}\par
 \result \si{\milli\second}\par}

\begin{document}
\startTimer
\newcount\n
\n=0
\loop%
   \advance\n by1
     \number\n, %
   \ifnum\n<888%
\repeat% 3-4 scaled points
%% ifthen code
\newcounter{acount}
\whiledo{\value{acount}<888}{%
\stepcounter{acount}%
 \theacount, } %5-6 scaled points average
\stopTimer
\end{document}

My question is: Is this a good way to measure the efficiency of the loops? Are there any other ways? Can you please post your run times and your machine for comparison?
My results: "loop"  and "whiledo"

A: A general rule in timing statistics: do not trust any value below 1 full second.

A: In this case, I'd say that's a reasonable way to measure the efficiency of loops. The body of each loop takes constant time as does the comparison. So the total time is just the combined time for the comparison and the body times the number of loop iterations.
In this case, the \loop\repeat loop is going to be a little faster because it has slightly less work to do for the comparison and body. If the two loops were substantially different implementations for the same problem, then testing a single number of iterations may not yield the fastest way to do it. Testing several different numbers of iterations would be more instructive.

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Nike said Monday that it has no plans to use Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius in future ad campaigns after the South African sports star was charged with murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend.
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