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it andu try to expand protect them from immigration enforcement. people thet gave impression that he was caving. trying to balance it between a tough border andrcement approach protecting certain groups of people. host: director of research for migrationams at the policy institute, talk about the president's immigration policies. thank you for joining us this morning. a programming note, tomorrow we will be covering the swearing-in ceremony of judge neil gorsuch is the next justice of the u.s. supreme court. c-span.org as well as c-span radio app. tomorrow we will be joined by -- we will also be joined by matt ross, who will discuss his book irsunholy trinity and also national taxpayer advocate will be here to discuss tax reforms and her concerns about the complexity of the tax code. for today, we will see you tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. eastern. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: n

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hincluding the reat potentially of another north korea nuclear test, when there is a lack of skiconsistency andu have russia saying this is just too much, what are the implications of this? >> every president goes through a learning curve, but donald trump has been a nationalist for over 30 years. this is a change. it's not just a change from the campaign. what it says to foreigners and other countries is what is our credibility? can we trust this president? is what he says what he's going to do or does he just pop off depending on the last person with whom he spoke? it's very, very tough. i think there's some triangleation going on here where he's making up with china in hopes to put the russian investigations behind him and he's going to focus on something that's really tough to get to his people and that is the refugee crisis. i think the extreme vetting, what he's going to do on deportations is the way he's going to try to hold on to his base and internationally coming to understand what the market understood in 2008 which is we are not decoupled from each other. you can't go it alone anymor

does it change the battlefield whatsoever andus closer to an end game in this syrian civil war?>> no, i don't. i take it any particular military action should be part of a broader strategy. part of a strategic vision. if you ask me what's the strategic vision of the trump administration, i would say his vision or his result is isis first and isis last. in fact, what i am in the heart of europe. european diplomat, including the u.n. special representative have been saying repeatedly what are the american ideas for a diplomatic political solution inside syria. it's one thing to launch a targeted focused attack on a syrian air bass. and informing the russians before you launch the attack. and the russian probably have informed the assad regime. what's next? what's the trump administration strategy to resolve this bloodbath that has been taken place for the past six years. in fact, i fear that once the syrians absorb the shocks of this particular attack, once the iranians absorb the particular shocks of this particular attacks, back to square one. syria is a very complex theater. am

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but i'm reminded of something that jesus said to his disciplem and people were following andus that onee said, render unto caesar and render unto god that which is god.will the problem with the fact that donald trump won't release his taxes is that we can't prove that he's doing either.'t the reality is is that most of us know he isn't doing it either. we are here because our country is concerned about the direction were going in right now. if we were to really take a hard look at this weekend that were looking at and from the christian perspective, we are caught between empires. jesus was caught between an empire. the roman empire. we are caught because donald trump is trying to change thisis america into his empire. we are not going to allow him to do that. are you going to let him do it? is your family can let them do g that? are your neighbors can let you do that? >> no. >> y'all, go get your cousin, brothers, mama, fathers and tell them to call donald trump to account. this is our country. whether we are documented or undocumented this is our country.ru donald trump show your taxes

--vock one of the big issues that many banks complainedle r andu there isl a lot of consternation ishe qualitative analysise. that regulators give. one qualitative approach could be differ from another one. i do not think anyone is as where about the quantitative analysis in terms of reporting. david: there is what is written down on the piece of paper and how they implement it. something the president has a lot more influence of it. could it spur real economic growth? larry fink: probably not. i am not a believer that regulation really inhibited loan growth. i think, again, i believe bankers all wanted to growth, but i do believe with votto scores are more relaxed -- fight the scores are more relaxed. to eight years, the time bring down fica scores? i do not believe we had a reduction in economic activity because of regulation. -- everybody -- i feel that is, everybody, the leaders of banks, financial institutions will do anything to drive growth and i believe when there was a demand for a loan, demand for a mortgage, in most those.they drove scorese clear -- fica did change so the

has shifted to the far left candidate going up against the far right candidate, marine le pen. 24 anduril the second round is going to build up to, what does neil d wane do? neil: i think you would see a much more significant pricing of real euro and french bank risk. marine le pen is talking about moving out of the euro, which is ironic because 70% of the french want to keep the euro. she is going to have to change your tactics on the euro even if she wants to introduce a new french franc. i think the issue is she won't have control over government. she would be gridlocked like your president is. candidate, because attract thele to centerleft to some sort of cohabitation, he could be really dangerous. he is anti-euro, anti-europe, he could enact to that with the national assembly behind him. jonathan: it could be seen as a contrarian call. the market from the candidate comparatively out of the two would be marine le pen? neil: yes. however, our central case, we are almost certain that you will get marine le pen in because the big issue is going to be turnout and come a bit like the br

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