he is in florida, republican line, john you are on with brian bennett. go ahead. >> caller: obama created this problem wherere he took my grandkids and great grandkids dream away from them and gave it to a bunch of illegal aliens and i don't have anybody to treat my kids right and i was a thousand% for trump but i don't want him to negotiate my kids rights on these illegals. they should be deported along with their parents. medical school and they had one on that hearing and they had a run and a nurse in medical school and they took our american citizens kids and allow the illegal aliens to jump around and back in the 50s and 60s i didn't want an illegal alien with me in the foxhole. >> host: all right, john, you put a lot out there. >> guest: president trump tapped into the campaign where there are americans who feel that they are being pushed out of the workforce and this is something the trump administration says there is a major motivation for them to try to clampdown on immigration and to try to in their view it would raise wages. some economists di

host: again, brian bennett joining us from "the los angeles times" on dreamers and daca recipients. -- john starts us off this morning in florida, republican line. obama created this problem where he took my grandkids and great grandkids' dream away from them. i do not want anyone to negotiate my kids rights. i do not want to negotiate my kids rights. they need it right along with their parents. they took our american citizen i did not want an illegal alien -- in a foxhole. host: we will let our guest respond. .uest: a lot of frustration this is something they say is a major motivation for them, and in their view, they think it would raise wages. some economists differ on that. there are different opinions that look at the economy and say actually having this influx of workers has allowed businesses to grow. there are some people who feel jobs wouldw skilled not be taken by american workers, necessarily. this is something the trump administration has an pushing hard on. they believed by cracking down on immigration, they can raise wages and address concerns the caller brought up. when

our two guests, brian bennett of the los angeles times and deb reichmann of the associated press. the national counterterrorism center is a child of 9/11. what is its job really? brian: he has a difficult job. his job is to take all the information from different federal government entities that deal with intelligence, the fbi, the cia, customs and border protection and the list goes on and on and tried to look at the , whole picture and make sure things aren't falling through the cracks. this was created because of the criticism that the federal government was not connecting the dots in the run-up to 9/11. he has to be able to get the global picture of what the government knows and make sure all the different actors are talking to each other. it is incredibly difficult right now because the threat is about to enter into a new phase. you have raqqa falling, islam state losing its hub in syria. they are watching very closely and don't know what islamic state will look like as it morphs into some kind of new entity represents new types of threats. susan: when you talk to folks across

our two guests, brian bennett and deb reichmann. what is its job really? >> his job is to take all the information from different , customs and border attection and tried to look the whole picture and make sure things aren't falling through the cracks. this was created because of the criticism that the government was not connecting the dots, so he has to be able to get the global picture and make sure all the different actors are talking to each other. it is difficult right now is about tothreat into into a new phase. fallen, islam and state losing its hub in syria. susan: what do you hear about the threat level in the country these days? i think they fear saying it's down. i think they want to make sure they cover themselves. it is unclear as to what could happen at any particular moment. he was clear when he talked about al qaeda, and if they knew something about a threat onsibility, they could pull a thread and uncovered because of the way al qaeda was set up, but in this case, he was talking about how these are individuals who may have not given any ca

coming up this morning, los angeles times brian bennett on the priority the white house seek from congressexchange for allowing dreamers to remain in the u.s. then the director of the harvard injury control research center discusses the deadly mass shooting in las vegas. and how gun violence should be considered a public health issue. and the heritage foundation bruce, a former cia deputy division chief for korea talks about north korea's outbreaks to him and other republican leaning foreign policy experts in an effort to gain insight into president trump's thinking towards north korea. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> this morning, a look at the u.s. military security strategy in afghanistan. one at 10:30 a.m. eastern c-span two. >> this week, president trump is expected to announce he will decertify the koran nuclear deal. the cato institute holds a panel. watch live at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. national security advisor hr mcmaster joins three of his pre-disasters to talk about the future of the national security council. watch t

brian bennett will join us next to talk about that. will talk about gun violence in considered a public health issue. later on, a conversation with dr. david hemingway. that is coming up on "washington journal." ♪ it is a radio station that cover some 6 million people. an automobile commute. >> listen to the washington journal live each morning and get beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the recap on washington today week days. c-span radio app 20 years, when you hear this unfold daily. host: good morning. page document released. immigration principles and policies. us why the trump administration put out the document and what you hope it adds to the document about dreamers? it goes back to an president trump said he was ending the daca program. it hundred thousand young people brought here illegally, work permits, when president trump ended that, he wanted congress to act. in marchn to expire that is the deadline basically set for congress. president trump said i will lay out some principles i want to see in legislation to protect lease g

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roundtable, a capital reporter for usa today and jeremy peters a reporter for the "new york times," brian bennettr for the los angeles times, elizza, you are young, this is fairly unusual to have these grandize jumping on the currents president as if he's the outsider. he's the bad guy. >> right. george w. bush did not criticize obama and they were in different parties when obama was in officer the fact that he is criticizing a member of his own party, they doing it the same day, they brought up a lot of the same points, these using the same words like cruel, it's interesting. >> what drivers them around here to do this? >> i think some of the di vice it comments the way trump handled charlottesville, the immigration he brought up. he was a pro-immigration president and trump won on and anti--immigration campaign and the daca stuff, he removed it. >> how about the fact that the trump residency is a total repudiation of the bush years, literally, this is not george one. bush's father's republican party anymore. trump ran on getting us out of bush wars. he ran on withdrawing the united states from

this morning, los angeles times brian bennett on the priority the white house seeks from congress inxchange for allowing dreamers to remain in the u.s. then, director of the harvard injury control research center discusses the deadly mass shooting in las vegas and how gun violence should be considered a public health issue . and the heritage foundation's bruce, a former cia deputy division chief for korea talks about north korea's out of a and other republican leaning foreign policy efforts -- experts in and effort to gain insight into president trump thinking on north korea. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern in desk this morning and join the discussion. group of political reporters on the 2016 presidential campaign and the state of the truck residency -- donald trump presidency.

national security reporter brian bennett, l.a.imes hovering the white house and national security. deb, you are a first. deb: what kind of an organization do you think isis will morph into? any kind of ideas? what are the options they have? : there is no question that success on the ground in iraq and syria aimed at reducing territory isis holds is a key part of the campaign. it is a necessary step to degrade and defeat the organization. isis is an adaptable adversary.

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brian: i'm going to stop you for one second. if colin kaepernick for anyone else, marsalis bennett, on their day off, found their way to a police ion and set a pointed local law enforcement -- >> players are concerned -- brian. >> brian: the cameras would follow. >> they are doing that. the players that kneeled in miami went to the miami police department. in seattle, they did the same thing. they are trying to have these conversations. lebron james is trying to have these conversations but they are being stonewalled by the police union and individuals like this president and some of his allies. >> brian: i'm telling you -- >> they are being stonewalled and called "unpatriotic." a lot of these players, their parents are veterans. they are saying this is not about the vets. i'm protesting racial injustice. bigotry and bias and police departments and school systems -- >> brian: the police also have a vote in that and they don't believe they are bigoted and bias. >> the video of eric garner says differently. >> brian: do know how many interactions police have on a daily basis? >> brian: that's not -- if colin kaepernick takes a sea

brian and udonia erikson. family members hope they were able to escape from the tubbs fire. 71-year-old daniel southard is missing from his home on bennett valley road in santa rosa. family members tell us southard has a leg brace. norma zarr lives in bennett valley. her daughter in utah has been unable to get hold of her. mike grabow's family has checked hospitals and shelters for him. grabow lives off mark springs west road, one of the hardest hit areas. linda tunis is missing after fire ravaged her home in the journey's end mobile park. >>> christina hanson lost her life. she had been listed as missing. the tubbs fire destroyed her home. >>> a breakdown on the status of schools in the fire zone. >> classes in calistoga are canceled until monday. napa valley unified schools are closed today and tomorrow. santa rosa schools will be closed today. local colleges and universities impacted all classes, events and activities at junior college are canceled through sunday. napa valley college is closed through friday. classes and business suspended at sonoma state. >> this is what's left cardin cardinal newman. some statues survived including

brian: they're such a happy couple. ainsley: mike wall bennett won't stop until collin kaepernick has a job. ainsley: hey, jason. ♪ always burning ♪ since the world's been turning ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." brian: michael bennet says the nfl anthem controversy won't end until collin kaepernick has a job. steve: that's one point of view. meanwhile former nfl quarterback jason see horn joins us live right now. he is going to be the weekend host on the show. ainsley: good morning, jason. >> it was interesting. i spoke with nhl fans at john's smokehouse about the current state of the league. and here is what they had to say about the anthem protes

brian. great to see you. what is your secret? wayne bennett has got them on dried food and pasta. what is the secret?e seven or eight players who are playing in the australian competition, the nrl, sam burgess, and three or four other stars in the team. they are evenly matched, i think. it could be the character of our players to take them over the line. i think we have settled settled halfback partnership, player of the year from australia playing in the st george side and luke gale, in the st george side and luke gale, in the halfbacks for us, the super league man of steel this year, so lots of talent. i was around the players in the last couple of days and there's a huge belief they can do this. we've seen it in rugby union, as well. what difference does an australian coach make when it comes to facing the big southern hemisphere giants? well, the inside knowledge is imperative, really, mike. ithink knowledge is imperative, really, mike. i think the belief, it's the pressure word i allude to their because the difference between the teams over the last 16 years and the reason we have not got over t