we should point out former homeland security secretary jeh johnson is also here with us.s is historic. it's happened before, certainly in 1985. it was freezing. i can attest to that. i when ronald reagan and i think he was sworn in in the east room. >> correct. and. obviously, this is disappointing for a lot of people, but it involves movement of thousands of people outdoors with magnetometers, screening through checks, checkpoints, members of congress, members of the supreme court, former presidents expected to be outside. so it's obviously a wise decision. >> it is a good point about the reviewing stand in front of the white house and the and the procession that normally takes place. >> is that going to still take place, or are they going to try to move that elsewhere? but this is probably the right decision to make, and it's a decision. >> let's just talk for a moment. >> and michelle grossman is going to join us in a moment to talk about the weather itself. jay. but you have helped to plan inaugurals. you know, how much goes into this? i was just thinking about all of

. >> now more from the conference with former homeland security secretary jeh johnson talking about how lawyers play a different -- play a role in the democratic process. this is just under 15 minutes. sec. johnson: -- >> secretary johnson promised he would have a few words for you and that wonderful time is here. he and his coach or have been meeting with the media and i understand that went well today. secretary johnson i would love to hear from you now. sec. johnson: thank you, bill, and thank you for organizing this conference. you and marty smith, steve silverman, elizabeth yang, and others, thank you for all the work you have done. i see my distinguished cochair sitting over there. we just came off cnn. i want to deliver a summation of sorts, a brief one. our american democracy and the gold of law are under serious threat. stoked by false and irresponsible political rhetoric, polls indicate an alarming number of americans today distrust our democracy. according to polls approximately 25%-20 8% -- only 25%-28% are satisfied with the way our democracy is working. more than one third

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jeh johnson took them on head of the hs and as the trump team appears to take over.ield, came jordan announcing $25,000 donation to the victims of the attack. he will join us live. exclusively. house lawmakers will decide if mike johnson remained speaker of the house. jim jordan think that he has the votes? if he doesn't, will he stepped in to replace the speaker? we will ask him. halliday a good champ, a preview of the nascar season. we have a big friday show coming up. we will see you at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪you did it!♪ is >> todd: one of the victims in the new orleans terror attack being remembered this morning not just for his talents on the field but also as a loving brother and son. martin beck known to everyone as tiger princeton 2018. on new years tiger was in throz hunt and fish with college friends and supposed to fly home on new year's day. >> ashley: terry is the aunt of tiger bech joins us now. my heart goes out to you and everyone else affected by this horrible tragedy. as todd just said he was there to hunt and fitch with his friends. that is som

we had jeh johnson on last week to talk about the border. this is what he said with you. >> when i was in office as secretary of dhs, i made no significant decision on enforcement policy without having in the room tom homan, who worked for me. kevin macleany who went on to be acting secretary under donald trump. two enforcement guys and then two people on the other side of the spectrum. >> lawrence: tom, you have been doing this a long time amongst both administrations. you just want the border secure. >> i want to save lives. secure border saves lives. when president trump locks this border down. less women and children sex trafficked. less i do under that journey. president biden had a record number of people die under that border. 600 percent increase in sex trafficking. look at a quarter million americans dead under fentanyl. we secured the border. the fentanyl death decreased. sex trafficking decreased. deaths on the border decreased. so it's about saving lives, secure borders save lives. plus, look you can't have strong national security if you don't have border sec

and with that, i'm very happy to welcome back to the stage, de jeh johnson, vice president of honeywell federal system -- federal solutions who will be our moderator. i invite tj and teresa up to the stage. let's get this party started. moderator: thank you and good afternoon. i am honored to have you join us for the 2025 nuclear deterrence summit, sponsored by the exchange monitor in collaboration with the department of energy and the dedicated industry members who support this mission. the summit's goals are clear. to enhance our understanding of nuclear deterrence, to foster collaboration among stakeholders, and most importantly, to develop actionable strategies around global security. additionally, we should take the opportunity to broaden our thinking and discussion and really think about that from a strategic deterrence perspective. if you think about it from the perspective of the nnsa, that encompasses the safety, security and effectiveness of the u.s. nuclear weapons stockpile, reducing the global dangers from weapons of mass destruction, providing the u.s. navy with safe, reli

and now what you got are these people saying it's terrible, and jeh johnson saying if it's not broke't fix it? is the border not broke? is law and order not broken this country? and let me just say, i love a president who can go from church in the morning to all kinds of ceremonies, and inauguration, and then go to the arena, sign these orders, and then go to every ball and be out there and be responsive to the press and invite them into the oval oval office. like, this is my home, come on in, i'm signing laws for you. they are crazy on the left. >> jesse: speaking of, jessica, we will go to your next pay what is your favorite, if you had to pick one, executive order? >> jessica: my favorite as a democrat? or my favorite as an american? >> jesse: i don't see why you should. >> jessica: there is some partisanship going on in all of this. >> judge jeanine: so it's un-american? >> jessica: to some degree, of course. there is some consensus to be had in this. like, the back to work policy, that will penalize some people who i think have a legitimate reason to need to work from home, and

and peter, as jeh johnson, the former homeland security secretary, was pointing out, the 14th amendment was passed specifically so that people who were taken here in slave ships, like his ancestors, could have citizenship taken involuntarily into the united states. >> that was a reconstruction era, post-civil war 14th amendment. >> no, andrew, you're exactly right. >> and that's not alone in terms of policies, law that has existed in this country for years, that the president effectively was sort of brushing aside. yesterday, i just returned to the pardons, which is where we started. >> in this conversation, you think of some of those who were pardoned, among them a man by the name of d.o.j. rodriguez. >> this is someone who was sentenced to 12.5 years, who used a stun gun, drove it into the neck of a washington, dc police officer on january 6th. that officer had been taken hostage and in fact had been taken, had been kidnaped by the mob on that day. this individual, rodriguez, he was on tape on video confessing to the fbi for his crimes and was convicted of the actions then as well. >>

but former homeland security secretary jeh johnson predicted that that move could backfire.nt to play what he said. >> mexico has to agree to the program. right. and i suspect what this administration does not appreciate is a large reason why the numbers have gone down so significantly is because the mexican government is doing more on their southern border with central america to turn these people around. if you all of a sudden unilaterally say to mexico, you're keeping these people, it makes it less likely that they're going to cooperate with us, and the numbers are going to go up. >> and mexican president claudia sheinbaum said that it's important to always keep a cool head regarding trump's immigration orders. but what impact would a reinstated remain in mexico policy have on asylum seekers? >> essentially, i think what this move is doing is really taking away asylum as we know it. it is the beginning of the end, and that's because having people stay in mexico to go through their asylum or their asylum case just brings so many legal hurdles. number one, the access to cou

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