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a.b., who fled to the u.s. for her life after surviving 15-years of beatings, rate, and -- rape, and death threats from her husband. in ruling against a.b., sessions also overturned a groundbreaking precedent from 2014, in which the immigration appeals court affirmed that t domestic violele survivors are deserving of protection. in that precedent-setting case, the board of immigration appeals granted asylum to a guatemalan woman named aminta cifuentes, who had fled to the united states after being brutally abused by her husband for years -- raped, beaten, kicked, burned with acid, and punched so hard in the stomach when she was 8 months pregnant that her child was born prematurely and with bruises. as in the case of a.b., the police refused to intervene to stop the abuse aminta cifuentes was suffering. but on monday, attorney general jeff sessions ruled against a.b. and overturned the precedent that had granted cifuentes asylum, ruling "claimsms by alis pertaining to domestic violence or g

let's bring in a.b. stoddard.he's from real clear politics and john bussey from the "wall street journal." apparently a.b. is not on the deck just yet. when she gets here, we'll bring her in. trump says the worse this looks, the democrats think this will benefit them. what are your thoughts on that? >> i don't know. what he's trying to say is that the democrats are conspireing to make a bad situation work for them in the mid-terms coming up. look, this is a bad situation of creation by the white house. the white house now is trying to backtrack away from it so that it's the politics of it don't impinge upon what it hopes to accomplish in the mid-terms. seems to be getting more confusing and worse as time goes on only because the white house because the white house has not articulated how they will reunite the kids with their parents. seems to be confused and uncertain. >> trace: really, a.b. a good point. you're talking about the facilities all over the united states. we went to one in texas and one in the northea

we have a.b. stoddard and ron. ron is a former director of the law e legal defense fund a.b. stoddard of course you know her. she is on fox news a lot. associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. ron, let me ask you about what i asked bob driscoll. >> we are on. >> dana: one of those that have worked there we have affection and affinity and respect for that institution. it's kind of a dark day for the department of justice and the fbi. >> dana, if that's for me someone was chatting in my ear. >> hanging in the building for two years now. i think that hopefully this inspector general's report comes so step forward into saying what it -- what was true. what is fact-based and what had been made up over the last 18 months or two years. and the clouds for the fbi workforce and their name and the integrity of the organization starts to clear. >> dana: a.b., let me read to you a statement from congressman nadler of new york. is he a democrat that says the stark concludes we draw after reviewing this report the fbi's action helped donald trump become president as would wa

jane: for more on this, a short time ago i spoke tf a.b. stoddardalclearpolitics, and asked her if she saw this upset coming. a.b.: i think we have seen exples of this before when a member is so focused on the leadership aspirations in washington in the democric or the republican conference that they don't spend enough time at home. it is absolutely pitiful that she won this by fewer than,0 votes. he lostha -- he amassed fewer 12,000 votes. fewer than 28,000 votes in a district of 700,000 people. congressman crowley knows 20,000 people. you could have won this -- he uld have one does. he obviously spent much more time on his national ambitions, leadership ambitionsming top democrat if pelosi leaves. what his colleagues are saying today is they don't see a tren because they don't want to say he was a bad member at home. if you send someone to sit in for you at a debate and you don'take your race seriously, you deserve punishment from your own voters. you did not serve yourtu consts. that is more of an example of his service to his constituen

bret, brit, a.b., and charles, of course. thank you all so much. we will miss you, charles, greatly. a reminder again to watch bret baier's special tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern time entitled "charles krauthammer: his words." as life goes on in washington, president trump schools democrats on the hard facts on immigration reform, what's going to happen there? you got to hear how clearly he explains what is at stake in this fight for our nation's future. that is next. what is >> laura: oh, what a shock, the media on a mission to blame trump for the ongoing crisis of the border but the facts just keep getting in the way. here's a prime example of how they are framing the story. >> he was once again blaming democrats for this crisis at the border when of course it is his because administration's policy that resulted in separation of the families from their children. >> laura: but inconvenient truths keep popping up. this headline. "yes, obama separated families at the border, too." this has been going on for decades. children and adults making this re

[laughter] >> laura: i mean, a.b., you sat next to him on so many evenings. >> just brilliant. i wrote about him last weekend i said that the only debate that i ever won in nine years was on the super committee, which was a debt cutting committee, which fell flat on its face, he wrote with great hope about how it all might work out. it was really going to be a great opportunity. when i busted him about it, when it folded, he said that was one of the times where i wasn't cynical enough. he was never wrong. his prediction didn't come true. usually because he hasn't been cynical enough. but for someone who was so cynical, he was also always full of hope and joy. and he really delighted in the little things, and that was an incredible combination, so stoic, so strong, because of his battle, and what he had to surmount in the wake of it. but then, just as someone who really delighted in the warmth and exchange of people. he loved people. we had a night right here at the table, i'll never forget, early on when i didn't know him well, and i was seated in between him and steve and bret

a.b., look, you start us off with this one. that is loaded rhetoric from a public officials. >> maxine waters is poised to take over one of the most important positions in the co equal branch of government as chair of the financial services committee in the house. she is doing everything she can to prevent her own promotion. this is beyond overreach. it is so outrageous that she is trying to motivate voters on her side to be as divisive as president trump. it is -- i just find it really unbelievable that this is the kind of thing they are trying to stoke this mob mentality on the left. it is the exact thing that will drive turnout on the other side. and she's -- this is just -- this is exactly the example that maggie was talking about and we have talked about here so many times. people sort of end up behaving like the president and shoot themselves in the foot. >> the election is 140 days out. midterm tend to be high intensity, low turnout. if republicans are he feeling a bit divided, demoralized about the republican party in c

a.b. stoddard, real clear politics.ilton, former advisor to british prime minister david cameron and a host of "the next revolution" on fox news channel. clearly both sides are positioning here and when schumer admits, concedes that democrats are not signing onto any piece of legislation even if it moves this week, it's pretty telling. >> that same mistake, obviously. there are about 12 senators, i think there might be more by now, a bipartisan list from imploring the trump administration to do that. to end the policy on their own without legislation. but if the congress is willing to sort of give cover and pass legislation, if it's going to be narrow and is going to be, the president is asking for a kitchen sink. he doesn't want piecemeal. he wants the whole thing. if they are women, republicans, to codify him for men -- the president needs to stop lying about this. the policy needs to end. they should remain as a unit. if republicans are smart, they will urge the president and the meeting, apparently talking among oth

a.b. stoddard, guy benson. welcome to all of you.sident has tweeted a lot, as he always does. he says listen i've been told by numerous legal scholars i have the absolute right to pardon myself but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? >> this is basically what they called a political question. you are the lawyer. i am not. the idea that we would be in a place where the president would be pardoning himself, maybe it goes to the nation's highest court, i think with the president is really trying to say is that there are a lot of constitutional questions about everything that has happened in this whole controversy, including spying on the executive branch, spying on members of the opposing campaign. lots of questions. he is saying i'm going to fight fire with fire. you are doing things i view extra constitutional, including a special counsel acting more like i said and confirmed actor. he says i'm going to fight it. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit of what ed markey had to say about this. here's his take. >> it's n

but a.b., he's been pushing and pushing.k obama was pushing before that and they're not getting anything done. >> right. the truth is, he can tweet about how much republicans need to elect more members to have more votes but they have the votes. they're in the majority. the division is within their own ranks. the people that are running in districts like jeff dunham in california or districts that trump won by two and maybe his numbers are abysmal, those are seats that the republicans need to hold. those are the districts that the freedom caucus bill or the goodlatte bill don't fly. so there has to be something to do to address the dreamers or separating kids from families that would pass is house and pass the senate. it's not what the president wants. so you have divisions in the republican party that will affect the mid-terms. it's interesting. what the voters say all you ever did was the tax bill. you can't get anything done. >> ed: but meanwhile, you're right, the president campaigned and won on the idea that he will cra

let's bring in david challenge onand associate editor for real clear politics, a.b. stoddard. david, what results nationwide jump out at you? >> the democrats avoiding a disaster is the huge headline. this complicated top two system really could have complicated the democrats's math as the put the pieces together to try t win the 23 seats they need nationwide. >> they could have been shut out. >> they are key pickup opportunities critical to their path to 23 and a house majority. they avoided that. that is a very big deal for them. and it makes the math a bit easier as we look to november. and it keeps california as a very target-rich environment where that is state may offer the democrats about a third of the seats they need to become the majority party. >> it is necessary but not sufficient. >> exactly. >> but in true democratic form, and it's a stereotype and cliche, a.b., but sort of true at times, democrats get very, very nervous before elections and always think they are going to blow it. they didn't happen here. they poured in a lot of resources here at the end here. an

so a.b.from germany the band from all star can hardly believe it the german singing alternative rockers have never been celebrated by such a big crowd. their music has brought the five self declared village idiots from mecklenburg for common in north east germany to shanghai one of the biggest cities in the world. it was me so i catch myself thinking look what we've done here it's been unbelievable really. i think it's the coolest thing we've done together terribly or something so. with its eighty thousand visitors china's media music festival is comparable to germany's rock. music manager got wind of the group and work them into a top spot. we went to the first agent oh yeah this is quite big but our manager said no the one behind it there was a second stage and this one would have been the biggest stage would ever played but he said again no the one behind it that's a bit so we went around and there was something i would never have guessed was the stage because it was so big and it was one

a.b.375 is the strictest consumer protections in the nation. it would allow consumers to know when their personal information is being collected, where it's being shared and also how much of that information is being collected. it also allows them to opt out of having that information sold to a third party if they so choose. >> melissa caen in sacramento, thanks so much. even more last minute wheeling and dealing at the state capitol, so coming up at 6:40 the outrage over a plan that would make taxpayers pay to clean up lead paint. >>> california voters will decide whether to keep switching the clock back and forth each spring and fall. the governor signed a bill that puts daylight saving time on the november ballot. the san jose assemblyman canson chu wrote the measure calling the biannual changing of the clocks outdated. his ultimate goal is for california to switch to year- round daylight saving. >> i think it would be a great idea. we all need more light in the day. >> i'm for it changing or staying the same. it doesn't bother me. d be set.

turn to a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist at real clear politics.his? >> well, shep, free press advocates have fought for decades to get this clarified with some kind of federal shield law. journalists do not have some kind of protective privilege. and they, like any other citizen, can be subject to these kind of searches of their personal communications in an investigation. there are some rules the justice department is supposed to follow in terms of negotiating with the journalist before they seize their communications, negotiating and perhaps about the scope. this wasn't the case in this situation. long-time reporter, correspondent at fox news james roseann rosen was named aa possible co-conspirator by the obama administration when eric holder signed off -- citing that as a reason for a search warrant. so, while journalists like to believe that it is their first amendment right to protect their sources and their information gathered in their reporting, they are not protected any more than any other citizen. and that's what happened in this very d

i will be in support of this letter opposing a.b.813. i would be interested in having -- having you also prepare a memo from lafco to the board of supervisors to see if that is a position that the city and county would like to take as well. and then to report back to lafco any feedback that you received from the representatives of san francisco's state legislature. so people representing the city residents to report back to us what, if any, action they took on this legislation. >> i'd be happy to, commissioner. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. yes, commissioner singh. >> supervisor singh: i think that cynthia stole my idea, now we're even. no, i'm wondering if there's any action on this? >> i don't think that there's been an official position on it. i have been in touch with their offices and i'm not aware they have taken a position on it yet. and i have also been in touch with the officer of the state senator scott wiener but so far i'm not aware they have taken an official position. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. an

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especially -- an especially happy moment to join with my former colleague, when i started out as an a.b. attorney, way back when with cindy elias, who kept me in et a little t out of line, and i expect she'll do the same on this commission. i'm a criminal defense attorney i've been in private repctice for theen senting individuals and people throughout northern california in state and federal you know, through that work, i got to see a lot of the aspects of police and policingr juste sy; you know, the good, the bad, and the ugly. and you know, it's -- it really is a true honor to be here, and cisc e here, serving the people t's - theha mandate i'm carrying forward. i'm here for the peopl sanof francisco, andt includes all people: the police, civilians, citizens, the rich, the poor, homeless, people struggling with mental illness, drug addiction, all of the challenges and all of the issues that are faced in san frano of the s, s it a real supervs ha bestowedpon us and i plan to take that honor to do my best with itnd epsentnd v ee traditions of san francisco. thank you. >> commissioner m

. >>> a's president joins us live in the studio this morng.good t >> a.b. 734, what it means and theting it through the legislature. new privately financed stadium in oakland. this will help us, make sure that we can streamline the process of judicial review and open the stadium by that timeline. >> you said, we were talking off the air and mentioned that this is not uncommon for major events that are beneficial to the city or a city for something like this to happen. warriors did it, too. >> warriors, the kings. it's common in large projects, especially with sporting facilities. it's something that we think is important for the project in oakland. we had great support from people. great team of people. we are working to get to a vote. >> someone may be stadium at a site. we are going through a full process, lirnia environmental quality act, environmental impact report. all impacts ofwill be mitigated. we committed to that. that will be a key part of the project. >> some say you are trying to skip out on potential lawsuits down the road. >> there could be lawsuits but they have to be

a.b. truck also just bought a us- made electric powered container mover.s good for the environment. it's also good for the bottom line. when you compare it to diesel equipment, electric vehicles are -- they tend to be cheaper to run and also to maintain. >> when you electrify transportation, the energy cost goes way down. so typically running a vehicle on electricity versus gasoline or diesel is about one third to one fourth the cost. >> there's no moving costs. you don't have to go chasing diesel so we can maintain end. and operate end. cheaper costs. >> caltrain is also electrifying trains and just last month, muni omitted to converting its entire bus fleet to electric. >>> 6:45. it's been a busy 680, 580, not a great morning. dublin or reat morning trying pleasanton. one of them is a big rig accident. i will tell you something. now that we have skyfox overhead, i want to show you this. the traffic is interesting. it's slow. you can see that the truck obviously hit this first. there was some debris here. and thended up over here. so it ended up basically

to a.b.'michelle obama had worn a jacket with a sign on the back of it, you know, on a trip that was supposed to be about caring and said i don't care, people's heads would have exploded. there is this double standard. almost like one of these, on 24, you see a hostage video when people are blinking a secret message. you can't ignore when the first lady of the united states is wearing a sign on her back. >> or making a platform of be best. it is also an incredibly unnecessary juvenile dramatic move. >> like high school. >> caught up in the drama by her and her husband. she did take the focus away from the children. i was rooting for her. ivanka talking to her father about the images. i was thrilled that the first lady went down there. but once she decided to put on the jacket for whatever reason, she took the focus off. >> ivanka trump has pitched herself to be compassionate to mothers and she could go to visit a detention center. she was getting a detention for having had influence on her fat

especially -- an especially happy moment to join with my former colleague, when i started out as an a.b. attorney, way back when with cindy elias, whoept me in line and let me get a little bit out of line, and i expect she'll do the sameth commission. ey'm a cminal defse 've ben in private years, representing individuals and people throughout northern california in state and federal courts. you know, through that work, i got to see a lot of thespec of and policing in our criminal justice system; you know, the good, the bad, and the ugly. and you kn it's -- it really to be here, and to be here, serving the people of san francisco, and, you know, that's mandate i'm carrying forward. i'm here for the people ofan frsc that includes all people: the police, civians, citizens, the rich, thepoor, homeless, people m illnes drug addiction, all of the challenges and all of the issues tare faced insan francisco by all of the residents here, so it a honor that the board of supervisors has bestowed upon us and i plan to takehat honor to do my wth and rely represent the value and see traditions of san

. >> jesse: a.b. mar-a-lago, may be a round of 18.ousness, people are moving away from isolationism to a certain extent and to a new era of engagement. it's interesting that donald trump and netanyahu are the ones leading the charge. >> greg: juan, don't you think there could be a summit in the offing if the north korea in the u.s. could do it, why not israel and iran? >> juan: i don't see that coming. i was awed by the way you put icing or pink eyeglasses on to talk about what's going on in north korea. maybe you could do that with harley-davidson moving out as the result of trump's tariffs. if this was obama, you would be celebrating. north korea is out there doing their own thing. >> kimberly: we wouldn't be celebrating. nobody wants that. he needs to be addressed. he needs to be pushed back. maybe there is more time, maybe it is time for more fire in theory, not golf. he's not going to put up with it, that's for sure. if kim jong un wants to play cutesy with president trump, he will lose that battle. >> greg: i enjoy soccer. i don

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a.b., mark sanford said, you know, it may cost me my seat, how critical i've been of president trumptand by everything i have said. is it a clear warning to other republicans, though, heading into the midterms? >> oh, yes. it's remarkable that mark sanford was the one that cold this a call to personality a year ago and what last night proves and last week was force nood a runoff in alabama. she had to abandon president trump after the "access hollywood" tape and came around to supporting him but that wasn't good if you have for her voters in her district that love president trump. it is no longer a litmus test in the party. it's whether or not you've been critical of the president and mark sanford is someone i always bring up when i'm asked about this new phenomenon. you look back at jeff fl mike pence and mark sanford, they were the original freedom caucus who votes you couldn't get. they were such deficit hawks and now jeff flake and mark sanford are continued rhinos because they're not real conservatives in the new conservatism that is trumpism because they're not loyal to preside

to real clear politics associate editor, a.b. stoddard.is town quite well they're going to seize on whatever fosters their case, democrats that say what you will with comey they were furious with him when he intervened in the race so close to election day. republicans will counter all the stuff that's come to light to prove the point that these guys had it out for the guy eventually who beat hillary clinton. how do you see it all parsing out? >> well, neil you're right. i think it's going to be sort of an all you can eat buffet for both sides. i have urged people all along to read up on michael horowitz as well as robert mueller, their reputations and history in terms of assessing their credibility and to not look at the narrative in the different media hemispheres and to just read the reports. it's 2018 if you don't have a computer someone can print it out for you or at least summaries of them but i think it is your previous guest was making the case. i mean, we don't see evidence, neil, here that despite those sort of controversial texts

a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist with neoclear politics. good to see you.nks for coming on. >> thanks, craig. some other things scott pruitt has been accused of. renting a apartment from a lobbyist for $50. installing a sound-proof booth in his office. spenting $100000 on flights in his first year all on the public dime. leave this up a second. a lot of information for viewers to take in put that screen back up for a second. what's it going to take for the white house or lawmakers to pressure the administration to boot scott pruitt? >> craig, that's the big question kicked around in washington for months now. even after a number two deputy administrator was confirmed. people were thinking maybe that was a move that would cement scott pruitt's, you know, departure and then he didn't depart. more scandals revealed, for those paying attention to them, we lose track of them and this has been going on so long, it's almost -- mean, it's clear now that scott pruitt is sort of contemptuous of the taxpayer dollar and doesn't see job as accompanied by any kind of acc

in fact, cnn contributor a.b. stoddard wrote this for real clear politics. melaniagate needs to end now. she doesn't need to resurface at an event. they need to just let her be. what do you say to those who say it's not our business where the first lady is. >> people were pawing through michelle obama's trash when she was first lady. melania is not just donald trump's wife. the first lady, it is her job to be seen, to be present, to participate. every first lady before her has done so. no one has ever disappeared for 23 days before. this is a conspicuous amount of time. it's fair to ask these questions. where is she? why is the white house not being honest about what's going on. >> we should also point out for those who say she deserves her privacy, certainly she does. she is someone who, again, is not a public official but the federal taxpayers pay for the home in which she lives. the cars and planes in which she's transported. she manages a staff of federal employees, of ten. and if anyone were to ask where is the boss of these ten people, this group of fe

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i think, in this moment, a.b., there is so much divisiveness that we talk about. there is so much fighting that becomes ugly at judgmental and charles was not like that. i think if there's one thing that we need to remember in terms of bringing with him, to our lives, especially in this moment, is that. >> it is an incredible kindness and in placing himself and other people who are suffering are struggling. certainly, always in the political debate that everyone across the table or across the divide who might disagree with him was always a worthy debate partner. he was never personal. always respectful. it is an example for all of us. now, and forever. >> martha: just to read that final message from charles that he wrote to everyone. i leave this life with no regrets. it was a wonderful life. full and complete with the great love and great endeavors that make it worth living. i am sad to leave. but i leave with the knowledge that i have lived the life that i attended." 8b, thank you very much. i encourage everyone to read your piece. thank you for sharing it. >> m

for example, matter of a.b. he uses those cases to bring back or to change the laws, the well-established precedent that gave women and children who were fleeing abuse in their home countries the right to apply for asylum here. so he's recalling those cases, and in that sense very much abrogating people's rights to apply for asylum. so that's the first kind of mix of issues that we have. in terms of what's happening at the border, i think the real tragedy is that this new executive order, which ends the family separation crisis -- and i say end because the executive order really leaves a lot of room for the government to continue separating children from their parents. specifically it says that family unity will be maintained where appropriate and consistent with available resources. i think as we all know, the white house's commitment to keeping families together is tenuous at best, and that language is very concerning. but it replaces this family separation with family togetherness in the context of criminal a

. >> reporter: a.b.has appeared on fox news special report panel with krauthammer since 2009. >> he just was calling them like he sees them and he was willing to take that from people who didn't like that. because the thing he couldn't bear was to not be honest. >> reporter: when he needed a break from politics, krauthammer would unwind at nationals park. >> we need happy news like this. this is why god created baseball. >> krauthammer is survived by his wife robin, son daniel and his mother thea. when he announced he had just weeks to live, he said he had no regrets. writing, i am sad to leave but i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended. the nationals had a moment of silence for him last night in the stadium and i know he'd appreciate that. >> i went to read his letter after i saw he had written one. there's something -- the words strike you very differently when you know the person's writing it knowing that they don't have much time left on this planet. >> it's not often you ge

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