. >> what then as a federal election official do you think he paid off. was that encouraging for you? >> i think it is encouraging he was able to get more people excited and more involved in the campaign and give small amounts of money. that is encouraging. but bernie sanders also took a lot of money from bigger donors as well. which, you know, it is not the total amount of money in campaigns that is the problem, because frankly is costs a lot of money to run a campaign, especially a presidential campaign. >> what level of indictment are you prepared to lay on the media for their greed, for their complicity, my word, not yours. talk about how you see the media in this game. the media outlets made a boat load of money and it drives so much of this stuff you're talking about. >> i think it is the media and the fact that the media raises prices, and can sort of corner the market for for campaigns. and there is an indictment for them, for the consultants that work with candidates, so there is a campaign finance industry that surrounds these campaigns. i think

. >> elected officials, federal elected officials, riders, again, have repeatedly said to me the systemnnot fail. we've got to get this right. the future of this region is dependent upon it and we have to do what it takes to get there. that's why i'm positive about it. >> reporter: he said he has been working the phones, talking to legislators, talking to elected board, to answer questions and pan out exactly what it is that he's requesting and where the money will go. chris? >> meagan, you can call it a lot of different things. it boils down to a tax. how are you gonna get folks in d.c., maryland, and virginia, to all get on board with generating this half a billion dollars? >> reporter: yeah, it's a good question. we spoke with d.c. councilman jack evans and he says d.c. is on board. he said it's up to the governors of maryland and virginia to convince the state legislators to vote to allow the seven jurisdictions where metro operates, to have the ability to raise taxes. >> great context, thanks so much for staying on top of that, meagan. >>> you won't need gas money or even a car to

please give them a hearty welcome. [ applause ] we are pleased to welcome over 30 federal, state, and local elected officials joining us, maybe the 22 is coming over now. 30 federal state and local elected officials joining us today ripping constituencies all across southern california. thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] and we must thank all the tremendous financial support that we've had to make this richard nixon centennial legacy campaign a success. thank you. in may, 2016 just a few months ago, we paid tribute to three outstanding couples who spearheaded the way to making the new library and making this day possible. please join me in welcoming and thanking ambassador george arduos, doctor and mrs. james cavanaugh, and mr. and mrs. fred malek. last but certainly not least, we'd like to recognize and honor our nation's veterans who as president nixon said in serving god and country having sought not glory for themselves but peace and freedom for all. as a special tribute to all those serving or who have served, honorably in the armed forces, the university of southern california trojan marc

>> any elected official found to harbor or concealing anyone through their sanctuary policies, the federal government needs to issue arrest warrants on them. we can't have elected officials decided whether or not they will follow federal law. this mayor is not somebody who should be forgiven the consequences the rest of us would have if we violated a federal law. i know what you do for a living. you know what i do for a living. i can't believe we are living in america where the mayors are saying we don't want you to listen to the federal government or to anyone in law enforcement, and we want to protect people who are criminals. i'm not talking about the person cleaning someone's house. we have ms in 13, people who -- we have ms-13, people who kill as part of their initiation. i think it's time to do something about getting these mayors out of office. >> i think most of the american people get and they recognize they don't expect their elected officials to be creating these sanctuary cities that will protect the through breakers, the illegals who are here who are potentially at some point

combined $42 million in the first three months of this year, according to federal election commission reports. party officials say 250,000 people contributed online. the campaign and the party also spent half a million dollars on lodging and catering at trump hotels and restaurants. united airlines says it will no longer bump passengers already seated on planes, and will not allow crew members to take a passenger seat unless that is arranged at least an hour before takeoff. a spokesman told n.p.r. the change is to avoid a repeat of this chicago-to-louisville flight last weekend, when the airline forcibly removed a 69- year-old doctor after he refused to give up his seat to a crew member. a federal judge today blocked arkansas from carrying out executions of six death row executions over 11 days. the state was to begin the executions monday by lethal injection, two weeks before its supply of a drug used to sedate the condemned expires. the judge ruled prisoners may challenge the execution method to show it creates a "risk of severe pain." the state plans to appeal. yesterday, a state judge blocked arkansas fro

certain every i is dotted, every t is crossed and that he is in compliance just as all federal employees and elected officials in compliance. that's the important thing to do. they are the ones to say if he is or is not in compliance and will more or less be the referee on that situation. >> we'll have to wait and see if the og decides to do anything about it. >> that's right. >> i haven't seen it. there's an outside lawsuit but nothing in house as of yet. the wall. is this the death knell of the wall. concessions yesterday, i always saw the wall as an analogy to make the border safer of the president takes every opportunity to say, no, no, no, i mean a wall. now it looks like there's no wall in this pass. >> most people, what i hear from people who are concerned about security on the southern border, yes, it can be fencing. it can be the wall. it can be surveillance, and it needs to be a combination. with you the most interesting thing to me is the reason for wanting the wall has really changed over the last couple of years. you go into new hampshire where the opioid crisis is rampant. they want it to stem t

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elected official. so she's not elected official. she's an employee of the white house now. she has -- the federal government.he has obviously a significant stake in the hotel interest. it will create further conflicts of interest because there's just absolutely no doubt that those here in washington, whether lawyers, lobbyists or foreign leaders and their delegations are going to the trump hotel and the restaurant in order to curry favor either to see or be seen by the president of the united states and his local and surrounding entourage. there's no doubt about it. when we look at some of these conflicts of interest, we look at it from several different perspectives. whether it is illegal or whether it is unethical and what the perception is. this white house doesn't seem to care whether it falls within any one of those three f any of them at all. and i think what most of us have a lot of concerns about is unlike robert f kennedy, which brought about some of the laws that exist now, or president clinton, if hillary clinton had won and no doubt he would have had some role, they're qualified to do something.

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elected official. her obligation is to follow the federal and state law and she's refusing to to that.s what's motivated our legislature to react. i think it's our legislature who will handle that and potentially some of that legislation actually imposed some kind of penalties on elected officials who don't know the law. >> certainly you do know the law and violation of the fourth amend is what it's all about in the city of dallas, that people are being held without warrants. there's not enough probable cause there. to you have any concerns about that? >> i have not seen any situation where that's occurred. if that's occurring, we'll address that. what we're addressing in texas and what i think the administration is addressing is this commonplace problem we're starting to experience where we have cities and municipalities. that's what we're trying to address. >> do you think this goes all the way up to the supreme court? >> you know, who knows. it certainly could. it could be an issue we see ultimately by a full court. yeah, i think it's very possible you see that. >> all right. texas

citizens voted illegally in the 2016 federal election in nevada. state officialss. and investigations now underway. all right. ainsley? brian? ainsley: okay. thanks, steve. our nation's veterans, obviously they are putting their lives on the line for this great country. it's just one of the reasons that we pay for their education when they come home. brian: yeah. but soon that could change to a degree and they may have to pay for those benefits or pay into them. kind of like the g.i. bill. ainsley: here with veterans perspective retired staff sergeant johnny joey jones. thanks for joining us. good to see you. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. all right. what do you think about this where veterans have to pay in let's say 100 bucks a month so they can go to college and they do that for two years? >> well, first off, let me say that the biggest issue bar none affecting our veterans today is transition. it's not just the injuries. it's not just, you know, post-traumatic stress or physical injury. i'm an amputee. biggest issue in veteran community is transitioni

federal law. hatch act. prevents officials from using their position to sway an election.he hatch act. comes from prnl account. not official white house account. created official account to enter in compliance with the hatch act and taken necessary steps to ensure there's a clear distinction between both twitter accounts. scavino tweeted his response last night. quote, what ethics lawyers, the ones from the obama administration who want to take trump down or the bush administration. who were never trump. no thanks. >>> meanwhile, the president was tweeting about the state of affairs between him and congressional mall republicans yesterday morning. quote, anybody especially fake news media that thinks repeal and replace of obamacare is dead does not know the love and strength in our party. talks of repealing and replacing obamacare are and have been going on and will continue until such time as a deal is hopefully struck. joining us once again from capitol hill. national political reporter. jonathan swan. you have the president yesterday golfing with senator rand paul. twee

officials, elected or appointed, who have created and advocated century cities, states, communities, and even colleges. these officials pledge not to work with, cooperate with, or even communicate with federal immigration enforcement. as a result, these safe zones have become magnets for illegal aliens, some of which have violent criminal records. at best, century cities are direct violation of trust and twin legal residents and the elected officials who took an oath to take them at all costs. at the worst it is illegal and extremely dangerous. if the sanctuary cities are going to harbor and conceal criminal aliens from ice which is in a direct violation of the code, criminal arrest warrants should be issued for their elected officials. i would double the amount my commitment to partner with federal authorities to boost public safety by becoming the second agency to enter into 287-g. there is one thing we learn from 9/11 and that is all branches of law enforcement have to work together and share resources as much as possible. under the two ag program, the able tot agents will be perform all immigration related actions. we will be able to identify process, detain, and assistant deportation o

would ignore the law and just as inconceivable that an elected official would not want a criminal taken out of the community for free by the federal government, taken out of the community after they pay their debt to society, taken out of the community and sent home. i can't understand it. >> shannon: dhs secretary john kelly sounding off on sanctuary cities days after a federal judge struck down the president's executive order that would have allowed the government to withhold funding from those communities. one state in step with the president is close to passing a bill to outlaw sanctuary jurisdictions within its borders, texas. joining me now texas attorney general ken paxton. an overnight fight wednesday into thursday in texas over the contours of this bill. one of the things i thought was interesting is there would actually be a mechanism to remove elected or appointed officials if they violate the ban on sanctuary cities. the president's ban didn't survive the federal court in a ninth circuit. texas is a different place. do you think the bill survives there? >> i do. it's state law, not federal law. we're dealing with state

arrested for allegedly plotting an attack days before the presidential election had been on the radar of belgian officials. belgium's federal prosecutor says the country opened an investigation into the 24-year-old after his family alerted officials that he been radicalized and possibly planned to go to syria. police found an automatic rifle, two handguns, ammunition and explosives. biggestle east's airlines says it's reducing flights to the united states. emirates says there's been a drop in demand caused by tougher u.s. security measures and attempts by the trump administration to ban travelers from a number of muslim majority nations. the cuts will impact five of its 12 u.s. destinations. president trump says now it is a race between hollywood and georgia. i democrat is backed by the -- john 148% of the vote -- won 40% of the vote. karen june 20. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: we've got president trump honoring this year's super bowl champions at the white house. the patriots rallied from a 25 point deficit to beat the falcons. tom brady was unable to make the trip to the capital. scarlet: we did see rob

>> breaking news this hour, cnn exclusive on the federal investigation of russia's election meddling and alleged tie toe the trump camp. u.s. officials now tell cnn that fbi has gathered information, gathered intelligence, raising concern that russian operatives tried to use carter page and other trump advisers to infiltrate and inflew enthe campaign. stand by for details and new reaction. also tonight, we're following suspicious moves by russia. in the skies near alaska. russian warplanes flying close to the u.s. coast for the fourth time in as many days. u.s. defense officials believe moscow is send wlag they describe as a strategic message during times of rising tensions with washington. right now the pentagon is on constant watch for a nuclear or missile test by north korea. using spy planes and satellites to monitor kim jong-un's regime. south korea is amassing military hardware near the border, warning that a new provocation from the north could come at any time with a key military celebration only days away. and president trump is sending mixed messages tonight about the run-off to his 100th day in office. he now said he will

local officials, elected or appointed, who have created sanctuary cities, states, communities, and even colleges. these officials pledge not to work with, cooperate, or even communicate with federal immigration enforcement. as a result, these safe zones have become magnets for illegal aliens, some of which have violent criminal records. at best, sanctuary cities are a violation of trust between the elected officials. at the worst, it's careless, illegal, and extremely dangerous. if these cities are going to harbor criminal illegal aliens from i.c.e., arrest warrants should be issued for elected officials. i've doubled down on my commitment to boost public safety by becoming the second organization to enter into 287-g. if one thing our country learned from 9/11, all branches of law enforcement have to work together and share resources as much as possible. under the 287-g program, correctional officers will become de facto trained i.c.e. agents. our officers will be able to detain, assist 2in deportation f illegal aliens. instead of waiting for an i.c.e. agent to drive hours to our facility, our officerks interview the suspect, and electronically communicate with i.c.e. to keep dan

the party to appeal beyond its tent so that it can grow the number of elected officials it has, both at the local level and the federalat for democrats is the key, which is, i understand, and it's right for the chairman to try and harness all of this passion. and it's real. it's -- >> i'm not trying to downplay that, but -- >> but there's a way to do it, because you don't want to appeal to the base. you already have the base. you want to appeal to people that tend to vote republican or voted for president trump this time around, aren't sure if they're comfortable with him, and you want them to feel comfortable in the democratic party, and you don't do that by accusing republicans of purposely trying to hurt people. you could do that by saying republican policies are hurting you. but when chairman perez -- forget the expletive -- says they're trying to hurt you, a lot of people that vote republican are going to hear, wait a minute, i've been voting republican for years. we're not trying to hurt anybody. >> that's not turning people on. it's turning people off. >> counterproductive. >> let's talk about ratings, joe. i k

international hotel in washington may maintain its lease with the federal government despite an express prohibition on elected officials taking part in the lease. five, president trump is directed to provide visitor logs for both the white house and mar-a-lago to the committee on oversight and government reform of the house of representatives on a rolling and ongoing basis and directs the committee otold -- to hold ongoing votes on reporting the contents of such visitor logs to the full house of representatives. mr. speaker, i filed this resolution because it appears to me and the american public that mr. trump has drained the swamp and funneled it into the oval office. trump's billionaire special interest friends are now in charge of policies that impact every american. every family. every child. everything from education to health care to taxes are in the hands of people who have never sent their kids to public schools, who have never had to take out a loan to pay for college, and have never had a medical bill they couldn't afford. and all of this is in the hands of a president who refuses to release his tax returns.

elected officials not wanting to go on . people are still going on. >> we have a federal investigation into fox news. i've done more reporting on that as well. fbi and the u.s. attorneys office for the southern district of new york are looking into the claims about whether there's secret payoffs to women. anything to illegal surveillance of journalists, including myself who have reported on fox news. this is a possible legal and criminal mess for rupert and his company. >> when you say illegal surveillance, what do you mean? >> obtaining the phone records of journalists illegally by contacting a cell phone to get the records to see which employees inside of fox news they are talking to. this is a culture of surveillance and fear that roger presided over and that allowed people like be o'reilly to thrive. this is a culture of rupert murdoch looks the other way. >> is this also going to become a subject of the investigations that you're working on? >> i think it's important to understand this is the same investigation that he was working on when he got fired. th we have filed a complaint within the hum

would ignore the law and just as inconceivable that an elected official would not want a criminal taken out of the community for free by the federalovernment, taken out of the community, pay their debt to society, taken out of the community and sent home. i can understand it. >> meghan: chris, he's asking a legitimate question, why would you want a criminal in your community? >> chris: there is that point. for those people who are proponents of century cities, they are against any effort because they see this as a struggle with donald trump. when you see what a good job kelly is doing in that post and how he is measured as he is calm, he talks about things not in a passionate way, he's not talking about blood, he's speaking in these pragmatic tones. at is a former general, he knows how to do this stuff. he is my surprise stand out of the trunk cabinet. i knew mattis would be good, we didn't know how kelly would go going from the marine corps over to what is essentially a police function and boy, he's done a great job. >> meghan: do you know if porter can border security's morale is up? >> harris: border agents and people who live

would ignore the law and just as inconceivable that an elected official would not want a criminal taken out of the community for free by the federalnment after they pay their debt to society and taken out of the community and sent home. i can't understand it. >> neil: homeland security secretary john kelly. i want to take you to washington d.c. right now. we're awaiting to hear from the president. he's going to be talking to the folks from the department of veterans affairs, a way to tighten up accountability and allow personnel to be fired who are not up to snuff. this is something that has plagued presidents in the latest crack i don't know -- crackdown is an an attempt on that. again, what the president wants to do and of course he's going to be introduced by the vice president of the united states here, is talk about the need for accountability. if that can't be legislated by executive order, executive memoranda, he will force the issue. an issue he campaigned on. our vets deserve better and this is something that he will deliver on. kevin corke is with us right now. do you know what he's going to outline, kevin? >> good after

officials the trump white house. the federal investigation over how much if any last year's presidential election was influenced by russia. today the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee was on cnn and talked about concerns he has with steps taken by his committee chairman. >> you do you think this was ab the president's claim about or - obama wiretapping him at trump you to cher obviously this does not prove. but to cover for that or an attempt to distract as you're suggesting? >> it certainly is an attempt to distract and to hide the origin of the materials, to hide the white house hand. the question, is of course, why? and i think the answer to the question is this effort to point the congress in other directions. basically say don't look at me. don't look at russia. there's nothing to see here. you know, i would tell people whenever they see the president use the word fake, it ought to set off alarm bells. and i think that's really what's gone on here. >> now you signed a letter with chairman nunes about three weeks ago asking the intelligence community about unmasking. that's when someone picked up i

federal funds that would be your city anyway. and homeland security can't understand why anyone would oppose that. >> it is unconceivable to me that you would ignore the law and just as inconceivable that an elected officialould not want a criminal taken out of the community for free by the federal government, taken out of the community after they've paid their debt to see si-- society, taken out of the community and sent home, i can't understand it. neil: the general is not a lawyer, and the general is not a lawyer, but pam is. that's one thing i don't understand. the law is the law, sanctuary cities are by themselves and by definition illegal. and you have a judge quashing an attempt on the part of the president, legally challenging what is a legal, you know, case and saying, no, no, you can't affect the funding. >> the executive order, it calls for states and jurisdictions to uphold existing law, period. enforcing law that courts should be doing under the constitution of the united states of america. what judge william morelick did, he was premature, frankly in his ruling, he said this could cause potential harm, this could hurt people in san francisco and santa clara, but that's premature. in legal te

you said, on the mayors, on the elected officials who are tying the hands in most cases of local law enforcement. these guys got to be thrown into jail, again, the federalo be taken away. charles: danine, tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will be in long island, we know that ms 13 hasse terrified a large swath of that place. will it take ground to ground business from administration to hammer home the idea this has gotten out of hand. >> it has totally gotten out of hand, i was reading the stories with the recent ms13 gangs on long island. this is not far from where i live, they could pop up anywhere. something needs to be done, they targeted young individuals, high school students, that were murdered at the ands of these people, something does need to be done. those on the left who think they are doing a good thing for american citizens by promoting san carr san cities that is out rage out -- that is outrageous, i don't understand their logic. charles: earnings were phenomenal, we had big tech winners after the close. my market commentary is next, get to out your pen and pad, we're going to try to make you some cash. we'll be right back. i have a

elections this way. isn't this why county officials are basically, you you know, gig the middle finger to the federal lawhat's right. and if you look at donald trump's campaign, it's one of the reasons he won, was on this very issue. it's a very emotional issue to the american people, and he won saying very straightforward things. he said i'm going to build the wall, we are going to enforce the laws, and we're going to deport these criminal illegals who are here -- trish: and by the way, there's nothing that, you know, there's nothing that should be upsetting about it. someone's committed a crime being here illegally to begin with, they've then committed a crime, in many cases been convicted of a crime, and yet taxpayer dollars are wasted away paying for them to continue to be in here. anyway, david bossi sexer, final -- bossie, final quick thought. >> between 5-10 president of the population of president, the records show they are here illegally. the illegal immigration population in california is between 2-3 million people, closer to 3 million, that we know of that are undocumented. so this is an econo

officials ob elected or appointed who have created and advocated sanctuary cities, states, communities and even colleges. these officials pledge not to work with, cooperate or even communicate with federal immigration enforcement. as a result, these safe zones have become mag nets for illegal aliens some have violent criminal record. at best sanctuary cities are a direct violation of trust between the legal residents and the elected officials who took an oath to protect them at all costs. at the worst, it's careless where illegal and extremely dangerous. if these sanctuary cities are going to harbor and conceal criminal illegal aliens from i.c.e. which is in direct vials of title 8 of the u.s. code federal arrest warrants should be issued for officials. at a time when officials are plenling not towork with federal law enforcement i've doubled down with my kmilt to boost public safety by becoming the second organization in new england to enter into 287 gf if there is one thing our country learned from 9/11 it's all branches of law enforcement have to work together and share rourtsz. under the 287 g program correctional officers in my department will come with the training the fact that i

elected as our president. >> this is a historic situation. the reason that this investigation is being compared so much to water gate is because the level of officials that are involved in this. if federal prosecutors believe michael flynn can deliver someone or information that's higher ranking than he is, there are not very many people higher than michael tlin. so, i think that's why people are paying very close attention. again, it is a national security issue. and it's not a foreign ally. this is someone that we have a very complicated relationship with. so, i think all of these things together make it historic and really important. >> so much still to wade through. thanks so much for your time tonight. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, heart break in oak listened and a lot of excitement down in las vegas. the raiders on the move. coming up next, the impact -- economic impact. >>> one year after a san francisco mother was killed, there is still no signs of her young daughter who also dis a. coming up -- also disappeared. coming up, the reward being used by police to solve this case. . >>> for raiders fans it is still sinking in. the nfl a prvd the move to las vegas. but there are sti

judges, but elected officials, politicians who are saying i just don't acknowledge the validity of your law. the power of your law. that's what they are saying. sachings area city saying to the federalernment of laws passed on bipartisan basis in washington and congress as they are supposed to be, i'm just not acknowledging that that hasn't happened. >> it happens all the time. constitutional law professor larry tribe of harvard is among us in the shadowing trump. and several months ago he wrote, look, sanctuary cities the regulation that trump has imposed saying we are going to fine you anticrime moneys unless you assist news convicting people who are here allegedly illegally. they are saying you are going to lose that case. you can't coerce a locality to do something unlawful based on money from another program. the judge agreed with him. tucker, one more point. >> tucker: i don't want. >> i don't want to get in the lead. >> tucker: you are. you are ignoring my point. not talking about the ruling of judges. federal politicians saying federal law doesn't apply to me because it's immoral. that's something recent precedent. >> the refugee ban isn't because it's immoral. nobody can sa

elected officials and hopefully or mayor. so, we look forward to that. at this point, we shall move on to begin the special hearing on impacts of federal policies and immigration executive orders on immigrants and communities. please notion the session is sell vised. if you wish to be speaked but not wish to be televised notify the clerk jamie prier to speaking and sfgov will do a wide angle shot as such. if you need language assistance we have interprets on site for chinese and spanish which were requested in advance. since the election and the start of new presidential administration we in san francisco and many other jurisdictions arounds the country have been disappointed and shauckd by thuproach of level and negativity at the law biding immigrants low income communities and immigrants. the immigrants right commission will not stand for mistreatment and disrespect of our people who face unthinkable hardships barrier jz challenges while seeking the opportunities to be special lives for them sevl jz families. we are all americans who seek the same thing, safety, freedom, opportunity, and the ability to thrive and con tribute back to society. so, on behalf of

would ignore the law and justice inconceivable when an elected official would not want a criminal taken out of the community for free by the federal of the community after they paid their debt to society, taken out of the community and sent home. i can't understand it. >> i spoke with him earlier this week, we are dealing with that and the sheriff who wouldn't cooperate with the federal government, someone who has been convicted here illegally, what is the upside for any taxpayer, any constituent not having these people deported out of the country. maria: what do you make of this pushback? >> it is surprising to me because i don't understand the upside, this federal judge focused more on newspaper clippings about what the president said than the actual law. maria: at this point we are on hold. looking at a state like new york, $7 billion in federal funding, do you think attorney general jeff sessions is going to hold back on this money for example new york continues -- >> that is the plan. we are going to the fund cities that don't participate in this process. maria: what are the big issues? >> how long will it take to implement t

elected officials and hopefully or mayor. so, we look forward to that. at this point, we shall move on to begin the special hearing on impacts of federal policies and immigration executive orders on immigrants and communities. please notion the session is sell vised. if you wish to be speaked but not wish to be televised notify the clerk jamie prier to speaking and sfgov will do a wide angle shot as such. if you need language assistance we have interprets on site for chinese and spanish which were requested in advance. since the election and the start of new presidential administration we in san francisco and many other jurisdictions arounds the country have been disappointed and shauckd by thuproach of level and negativity at the law biding immigrants low income communities and immigrants. the immigrants right commission will not stand for mistreatment and disrespect of our people who face unthinkable hardships barrier jz challenges while seeking the opportunities to be special lives for them sevl jz families. we are all americans who seek the same thing, safety, freedom, opportunity, and the ability to thrive and con tribute back to society. so, on behalf of