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there are also charges against the democrats that they're bng political.one questioned mike pompeo's qualification force the job. he's a west point graduate, a c.i.a. director, served in the house of representatives, has presidentrump's ear, so there are questions of whether this is political or not. democrs say, no, we just don't trust the direction this man would take the dstateartment. >> nawaz: so moves ahead to the fu senate floor without the as n asterit to his name. is it pat san when it goes to full senate vote? >> not as partisan. three democrats voting yes. heidi heitkamp, joe manchin and joe donnelly all yes votes for mike pompeo breaking with- the - from the rest of their party. what do they have in common? a date with the voters in november and al in states that voted for president trump and there could be other democrats that vote yes as well. i think mr. pompeo will get somewhere between 52 and 55 votes on the floor, more than betsy devos, less than rex tillerson, but i think this shows drama could continue, expect him to make it out of thb

but what this does, ali, it's a work around to the problems the president has bng frustrated with. secretary nielsen there outlined the fact that a lot of people are claiming asylum who they don't believe deserve asylum. these are people coming to the border, turning themselves in. what the national guard would be doing is actually more of an intelligence kind of surveillance role. they would then be giving backup to the border patrol who are the ones who apprehend people at the border. so, they're really solving a problem of trying to find people who are slipping in, not turning themselves in at the border. it is a backward sway they're trying to get at this. it is the president showing he's getting tough, he's seen the fox news reports and he's getting frustrated when he sees the numbers creeping back up at the border. >> i want to go to peter alexander who is in the briefing room for that briefing. peter, you were trying to get answers out of sarah huckabee sanders as well. >> that's right, i was focused on syria. i want to go back to the conversation about the wall. one thing t

minute to thank all of the interns in the room and i also want to thank the staff of the cbc, they have bng doing a -- been doing a wonderful job. >>> if the past year has taught us one thing, women are powerful and mobilized and organizing to fight back against people and entities trying to strip them of their rights and humanity. this next panel features advocates from across the country who have worked in their communities to seek justice, these defenders of justice come from all walks of life and have continued to show their strength and share how each one of us can take action, our next moderator is as inspiring as aspiring, she's been a champion of the rights of working women, immigrant women and women whose voices have been left behind. julia, come up. and she just told me today that she's planning on running for the senate of the state of california and she's going to win. >>> good afternoon, we are settling down here, i want to say a few wors to further introduce tony -- words to further introduce tony, sisters and brothers, i think that enough is enough is all about power and the