my friend curtis hill, attorney general in indiana, erin neelie cox and robert from the civil rightsd united states attorney in texas. i want to thank each of them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, manipulated psychologically in order to make them dependent and keep them captive. it's hard to imagine this kind of cruelty, trafficking remains too common. the fbi estimated at one point this was the third largest criminal it i -- criminality after drugs and counterfeiting. there are signs it's changing, that's not uncommon and law enforcement has to change with it, that's just the way the world works. from 2010 to 2015, the national center for missing and exploited children reported a nine-fold increase in reports of suspected child sex trafficking, an increase which they think is related to the internet. these numbers should be a wakeup call for all of us. it's easy to overlook the problem because human trafficking victims are often hidden in plain sight. they're just not

curtis hill, the indiana attorney general as well as christine, the mayor of parkland, florida, behavioralealth specialists and other law enforcement. the president will be hearing suggestions on how to deal with these issues from the state and local folks. yesterday was mostly about personal stories and what happened in marjory stoneman douglas high school. six students from the high school there and parents, and then a parent who lost his daughter in that shooting last week. let's listen to some of what they had to say yesterday. >> nothing ever that horrible should ever have to happen to you. >> there needs to be significant change in this country because this has to never happen again. people need to feel safe and parents shouldn't have to go through the idea of losing their child. >> should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. i'm pissed because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she is not here. >> that was the father of meadow pollack one of the students who was killed there. there were ideas floated as well. improved security at school buildings, raising

my name is curtis hill. attorney general of the state of indiana. i'm pleased to be here to talk about this incredibly important topic. i represent the states attorneys general. i can tell you states attorneys general all over the country taking issue of human trafficking very seriously and taking implementing roles in strategies in the states. one important thing to know, 85% of all prosecutions are at the state and local level, the local level. in many cases those localities are far removed from the issues of the day. so it is very imperative we create awareness opportunities to make sure the awareness factor is there and followed up with implementation. i can tell you years ago, several years ago i was at an event and it was the first time i had heard someone speak in depth about human trafficking and it was a woman who herself was a victim of human trafficking. speak up? thank you. it was a woman who herself had been victim. is that better? >> who knows. >> i will just shout. i can do that. >> try this one. i brought this one from home. >> this

curtis hill, indiana attorney general. thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. cheryl: interesting. as a spymaster at the olympic games, north korea is sending a hard-line general to the closing ceremonies as mike pence is slamming the media for fawning over kim jong-un's sister at the games, saying the united states does not stand with murderous dictatorships. a four-star general jack keane will sound off. david: plus new details on the investigation into the anti-trump dossier. why a former state department official who was part of the dossier's handoff to the fbi is now pleading the fifth. cheryl: oops, she did it again. nancy pelosi's new suggestion for border security. it has something to do with landscaping. david: what? cheryl: yeah. her comments coming up. ow. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much bet

i want to thank curtis hill for being here. attorney general.lso want to thank a really tremendous attorney general. that's pam bondi from florida for being here. thank you, pam, very much, great job you've done there. yesterday, i met with survivors of parkland shooting. the parkland shooting is just horrible. so bad for so many people. and is bad for our country. families who have lost their children in school shootings and local community members of washington, d.c. who want to make sure that every child is safe at school. having a lot of problems in washington, d.c. i listened to their heartbreaking stories. i asked them for their ideas. and pledged to them that we will take action. unlike for many years where people sitting in my position did not take action. they didn't take proper action. they took no action at all. we're going to take action. today, we want to hear from you on how we can improve physical security at our schools, tackle the issue of mental health, which is a very big issue. this person that was caught after having killed

i want to thank curtis hill for being here, attorney general. i want to also thank a really tremendous attorney general, pam bondi from florida for being here. great job you done there. yesterday, i met with survivors of the parkland shooting. it is just horrible. so bad for so many people and our country. families have lost their children and local members of washington dc want to make sure every child is safe at school. having a lot of problems in washington dc. i listened to the heartbreaking stories. i asked them for their stories, pledge to them, we will take action. many years people sitting in my position did not take action. they did not take proper action, they took no action at all. we will take action. today, we hear from you on how to tackle the issue of mental health. that is a very big issue. this person, that was caught after having killed so many people, 17, and badly injuring somebody others. people don't talk about the injured. they have to go through life with that horrible, horrible situation that they were put in unnecessari

i want to thank curtis hill for being here, attorney general.want to thank a really tremendous attorney general, that's pam bondi from florida, for being here. great job you've done there. yesterday i met with survivors of the parkland shooting. the parkland shooting is just horrible. so bad for so many people and so bad for our country. families who have lost their children in school shootings and local community members of washington, d.c. who want to make sure that every child is safe at school. having a lot of problems in washington, d.c. i listened to their heartbreaking stories, asked them for their ideas and pledged to them we will take action, unlike for many years where people sitting in my position did not take action. they didn't take proper action, they took no action at all. we're going to take action. today we want to hear from you on how we can improve physical security in our schools, tackle the issue of mental health, which is a very big issue. this person that was caught after having killed so many people, 17, and badly injurin

my friend curtis hill, attorney general in indiana and erin neely cox and robert musi of civil rights decision. erin is united states attorney in texas. i want to thank them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, isolated, deceived and manipulated psychologically in order to make them dependent, control them, keep them captive. it is hard to comprehend this level of cruelty but human trafficking remains far too common. the fbi estimated at one point this was the third largest criminality in the world after drugs and counterfitting. there are signs that the industry is changing and that is not uncommon in law enforcement has to change with it. that is just the way the world works. from 2010 to 2015 the national center for missing and exploited children reported a nine fold increase in reports of suspected child sex trafficking, an increase they think is related to the internet. these numbers should be a wake-up call for all of us. it is easy to overlook the problem because hum

mention a few things so we can get to the leaders talking with us later mitchell friend, curtis hill, attorney general in indiana, here and neely cox and robert mussy from the self right -- civil rights division in texas. i want to thank them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, isolated, deceived, and manipulated psychologically, in order to make them dependent to control them and to keep them captive. it's hard to come prepared -- comprehend this level of crueltity but human trafficking remains far too common. the fbi estimated at one point that this was the third largest criminality in the world after drugs and counterfeiting. and there are signs the industry is changing, and that is not uncommon, and law enforcement has to change with it. that's just the way the world works. from 2010 to 2015, the national center for missing and exploited children reported a nine-fold increase in reports of suspected child sex trafficking, an increase which they think i related to the i

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