mr. livington that a vast number of area, everything would have to be subject to negotiation. i think that you and your colleagues, for example, would want to echo the points that mr. livington made in the complexities of fishing across the eu because when i was aberdeen, there was a large number of people who were from the fishing communities who were wanting to leave the eu because they believe it would make this change, clearly it wouldn't. >> i think we all enjoy the session as i said, unless any colleagues -- [inaudible] >> very, very grateful. sorry to call you. thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> president obama's asia trip continues, today he travels to hiroshima, first u.s. president to visit the japanese city where the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb august 6th, 1949. >> on wednesday and thursday june 1st and 2nd, c-span will be live in laredo, texas to talk about immigration and trade issues affecting the region and the country. on wednesday we will look at immigration with brandon darby managing director. he talks about the flow of immigration and the players in

mr. livington talked about the intel analysis capability. that really scares me. the most important responsibility of that agency is to connect the dots, the intel and analysis is all that's going to save us. in my opinion. i will probably call -- i'm going to ask the administrator to take action to revamp that activity. that is the most important government responsibility. the intelligence gathering and information, all of the stuff we need to keep people from doing damage to us, when you come and testify to me and you're familiar with it, that that's one of our weak spots is is that correct again? >> yes, sir. >> that to me is absolutely scary. put this system together, tried to help tsa when it failed. we did everything in washington, that was a disaster. we have tried to -- we have tried to localize some of the hi hiring and other activities. it's so big, they can't think out of the box and you have people who you identify today in control, you going to have the administrator but other people in control who are revengeful and who have taken actions that are ju

mr. livington made in the complexities of fishing across the e.u. because when i was in aberdeen for the program there was a large number of people in that audience who were for -- from the fishing communities who were wanting to vote to leave the e.u. because they believed it would make this change, but clearly it wouldn't. >> i'm really grateful to both of you. and this could go on for another half hour and we've all enjoyed the session. and as i said, i would like to see the more of the ministers, but unless anyone has pressing questions we have to get set up for scottish parliament but we are grateful to bring you to coming around and answering the questions and i am sorry we couldn't go on but we have as much time as possible and thank you both very much. >> thank you. >>> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states -- ♪ >>> our road to the white house coverage continues on thursday from california. at 4:00 p.m. eastern we'll take you live to ventura nor a campaign rally with bernie sande