evening they put out a press statement saying a deal had been struck on this program put in place by barack obama that allowed about eight hundred thousand children brought to the united states illegally by their parents growing up here want some legal status to work and to go to school additionally that was supposed to be a deal according to the congressional leaders but donald trump saying on twitter by the time everybody woke up that in fact there was no deal as you heard there in that clip you just played the president say well maybe there's a deal but it's only if i get some assurance about border security and possibly funding for the wall which would come later and then the president landed in florida and said no no deal at all unless it includes funding for my border wall to stop illegal immigration along the southern border very confusing for reporters very confusing for those who are hoping to have some sort of legal status and certainly it leaves a lot of people in doubt about how this moves forward and probably presumably confusing for members of his own policy what are they thinking a

these things trump didn't address or didn't address properly, all these problems were given to us by barack obamand whether russia run amok or nuclear north korea or isis on the march or the mayhem in syria and iran all of this was bequeathed to us by his predecessor sell try something different is a smart idea. >> now to this fox news alert, rescuers in mexico city working around the clock to save a 12-year-old little girl trapped underneath that school that was destroyed by the earthquake. rob: crews unable to pull her out but they have gotten her water and oxygen. 11 other children already have been rescued from the rubble. [speaking spanish] rob: just incredible. the 7.1 quake leaving 21 little kids and four adults at that school dead. >> 240 people total have died across the city but some officials say that number could reach 1000. rob: another major disaster, puerto rico waking up in total darkness this morning after taking a direct that from hurricane maria. the entire island now without power. authorities are warning it may not be returned or turned back on to everybody, it could take mon

support for dreamers who have been eligible for work permits under the deferred action put in place by barack obama. president trump announced it will end the program known as daca and begin to phase out work permits if lawmakers do not act. libby, montana, here is clyde. go ahead. caller: yes, yes. i would like to mention this pro football protest that the players are doing. what is going to happen when the owners start to lose money? are players going to take a pay cut or what? and on healthcare, how will single payer work with 47% of the american people that don't pay any taxes? that is all i have to say. thank you. host: from massachusetts kathy you're next up. hi. caller: hi. how are you? can you hear me? host: i can, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i just have two things i'd like to say. this health care bill, i really hope it goes back to the bipartisan health care community that senators alexander and murray were running, they have some really good ground and they got -- this is a very important subject for the american people it is republican or democratic win, it wou

the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program was implement by barack obama back in 2012.he white house says no new permits will be accepted and when existing permits expire, there will be no opportunity to reapply. >>> time for a check on our weather with neda iranpour in for roberta gonzales. it's hot, neda. >> and this is bringing me a lot of flashbacks of living in l.a. it looks like a very smoggy day in downtown l.a. but oh, no, this is the bay area. you can barely see the tops of the tower. it's somewhere behind the smoke. the bay bridge is out there, i promise. but there is not the marine layer or the fog that we're used to. this is smoky skies out there. look at our temperatures already concord triple digits, oakland 87. livermore 98. san francisco 95. that's a record for this date. san jose 95 at this noon hour. here's why we're so smoky. several fires burning across northern california all that smoke moving right into our area. it's moving south causing very unhealthy air conditions. look at the "spare the air" alert. it's been extended through tomorrow. don't ex

low of forty five thousand that's far lower than the one hundred ten thousand limit set by president barack obama last year the u.s. government has sent a flotilla of ships to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by havoc in maria the ships are bringing thousands of extra military personnel to distribute aid six days after the storm hit the island is still without electricity food and clean water are scarce south africa's largest workers union has organized marches to protest against president jacob zuma he claims corruption has become endemic under his leadership tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets. says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring it illegal the spanish government is planning to deploy police at polling stations to prevent people from voting the regional government has warned of public disorder if that happens. people on sunday will go out and vote massively peacefully also for only one reason and one of the most important reasons regardless of what their votes will be there is a firm conviction

. >> there is no evidence donald trump was wiretapped by barack obama it was and continues to be a liejesse: now cnn is singing a different tune. >> former campaign chairman paul manafort was wiretapped before and during election. >> it occurred when manafort was known to be speaking with president trump. jesse: paul manafort has an apartment in trump tower. federal official were allegedly listening to conversations at trump tower. some of those conversations allegedly involving donald trump. jim comey and james clapper denied this. was trump telling the truth? food stamp usage has declined every month since donald trump was elected president. it has declined by 1.3 million. keith ellison triggered outrage when he compared illegal immigrants living in the united states to jews in nazi germany. >> if you ask yourself what would happen if i was a gentile in 1941 if my jewish neighbors were under attack. would i give them sanctuary? what would you do? would you pass that moral test? jesse: earlier this month he compared trump to king george iii. he compared the country to a dictatorship a

were, though, that doesn't justify more suggest that the president was wiretapped improperly by barack obama, no truth to that. i will say with respect to manafort, though, the allegation that he was reaching out to russian close to putin he would offer them useful information while he was campaign manager at the very same time the russians are reaching out to him to offer information on hillary clinton, that is of deep concern to us. >> dickerson: going back to the president, he said trump tower was wiretapped, manafort lives in trump tower, it might be precisely letter for letter, what was going on, but heck of a lot closer than what people were ridiculing the president for. >> far from issue of whether it's letter for, president trump said barack obama was illegally wiretapping him. we should want the administration to do that, that is a far cry from the kind of illegal surveillance. >> dickerson: important questions on north korea, you oversee the intelligence communities, mike morell the deputy director of the cia a cbs senior analyst says, u.s. may not know, north korea may be further

. >> and they were announcing that they were overturning a order by barack obama called the federal floodisk management standard. that standard -- >> as harvey is on the way. >> well, a little bit before. didn't quite see the weather -- i don't think they would have done it if they had known what was coming. but that standard, because we're seeing such bigger storms, bigger storm surges, more flooding, we think it's related to climate change and there will be more in the future. we need to make sure when we spend money on infrastructure, to build a bridge, to build a road, hospital, whatever we're putting money into, that it be climate-resilient, be ready for the next storms coming. just days before harvey, they overturned that rule. now as we rebuild after harvey and it will be a massive rebuilding, one of the critical rules to make sure that if the next storm comes what we build will stand has been taken off the books. why was it taken off the books? not because good fiscal conservatives wanted it off the books. this was crony capitalism. >> how much damage can they do, assuming they ha

do you think that she was massively lauded by barack obama, angela merkel, the bbc lecture, she openedadquarters — was it a huge miscalculations? i don't think it was a miscalculation. i think the international community rightly agonised her sacrifice and her fight for democracy in her country. and that was the right thing to do. but i think what we failed to do is to recognise that the transition to democracy was not going to be a smooth one, and one of the things that i and many other parliamentarians, one of the challenges which we expressed would continue, was that if we remove sanctions very rapidly, we would lose the leverage to influence the government, which even with democratic transition, it is an in perfect —— imperfect democracy, 25% of parliamentarians are still from the ruling military, who control defence and security and much else, they hold the balance of power ultimately. maybe there was a miscalculation. we heard her biographers say that she was very much steeped in the military, she was part of the whole state idea and perhaps she was pulling the wool over our eyes?

is donald trump being wiretapped by barack obama are not the same thing. >> they have been caught in a major lie and even a bigger cover-up. >> this does not vindicate the president for the saying president obama wiretapped him. >> mr. manafort may have done something wrong, but he's clearly a target. >> i think paul manafort is staring down the barrel of a gun. howie: if the president keeps denouncing the north korean leader. an msnbc host gets very angry when things go wrong. >> there is insanity in the control room tonight. you have insanity in my earpiece. stop the hammering. stop the hammering. who's got a hammer. where's the hammer? howie: a look at why lawrence o'donnell apologized. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." major sports figures have been hitting back hard against the president's criticism of the nfl and nba. roger goodell says comments like these display an unfortunate lack of respect. trump tweeted he or she should not be allowed to disrespect our flag or country and stand for "the national anthem." if not, you are fired. mollie hemingway, joe trippi, both ar

low of forty five thousand that's far lower than the one hundred ten thousand limit set by president barack obama last year the us government sent a flotilla of ships to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria the ships are bringing thousands of extra military personnel to help distribute aid well then a week after the storm the island is still without electricity food and clean water askance catalonia says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring the vote illegal the government in madrid has promised to stop people from voting thailand's government has confirmed that former prime minister yingluck shinawatra is in dubai on wednesday she was sentenced not sencha to five years in prison but negligence in a rice subsidy scheme disappeared last month when the verdict was originally meant to be delivered south korea's marking at sixty nine forces day with a show of military might some of its weapons were put on display including ballistic missiles tensions have been high on the korean peninsula for months as north ko

brandon's lies unfold before us what in the world is this government, so call that was left behind by barack obamahow corrupt is it? >> well you know when you have the leader of the opposition, manafort close to president trump whether it are outside the campaign being surveilled by the obama administration you really have improper intervention in the elections. it goes back to his 2012. obama used the irs. robert mueller's at the i collaborated with the irs to figure out ways to prosecute various groups the irs is targeting. and in the successful effort to steal the election 2012. 2016 rolls around and you have got the fbi and doj protecting hillary clinton and targeting donald trump. in an unsuccessful effort to intervene in the election. mueller himself as a witness. he interviewed for the job. he interviewed for the job. lou: i understand. what i don't understand is what can we do about it? these people are not just going to sit here and be rolled over again by a corrupt federal government. >> we need to make sure the officials who have the public trust and responsibility step up to the plate.

and one hundred ten thousand limits set by president barack obama last year the u.s. government to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria. thousands of extra military personnel to help distribute the on and still without electricity more than a week after the storm hit the united nations is concerned about. refugees and capital a crowd. for the refugees on the outskirts of colombo dozens of them mostly women and children were escorted by police to safety government has condemned the shameful. government has confirmed the prime minister. for negligence in iraq. which lost billions of dollars. ahead of the verdict. so of careers marking at sixty nine forces day with a show of military might some of the weapons work but on display including ballistic missiles tensions have been hard on the korean peninsula for months as north korea ramps up missile and nuclear weapons tests well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after in search of putin's russia special that's what it. says all sorts in an age of sim

the state says that it is illegal for the state to kill the program even though it was created by barack obama executive order. they have defended the program by citing the service of illegal immigrants in the american armed forces. here is a sample. >> well, there are 800,000 people who are here, and they have faces, and they are contributing to our military. >> the dreamers represents the best of our country, they want to get right by the law. >> this is a population of people that we have called the dreamers. they are serving in our military. >> are you going to say that they are defending your rights right now? >> tucker: it so the dreamers are a key part of our national security then, right? we are not attacking them if that is the claim. well, not really. fewer than 900 daca recipients are now serving in the armed forces out of a group of roughly 800,000. that is just a 0.1%. in amounts that effectively rounds to zero. the numbers don't lie, many politicians do lie. >> well, google is one of the most powerful companies in the world, probably the most powerful in the history, online video

the bottom line is and always has been there is no evidence that donald trump was wiretapped by barack obama. it was and continues to be alive. >> our conspiracy theory president is added again. whenever something like this happens, i wonder what are the presidents sources of information? where is he getting beat ideas? >> now we know as well by the fbi director. they are all saying it did not happen. the president is calling all three of those individuals liars. >> i don't think they are taking seriously enough how devastating this is to the american system for one president to say my predecessor wiretapped me. >> we've been living in through the trump campaign and onto this hour this alternative reality. >> the way donald trump seems to think about what a president can do, it feels very nixonian. he is a very much inflated view about a president's powers. for him to believe in theory that the election is ongoing and tap the opponent of his preferred candidate. >> trump's mind is a little bit of a mystery to me. >> sean: the conspiracy theory media lies to you yet again. this is not surpris

>> i think he is undoing an executive order by president barack obama in 2012. again, it is sort of like the russian situation. it is sort of [null] for tat. i don't know whether we will see a whole lot of this overturning of the executive order. we don't know what the new order will be. you can strike it down, you could modify it, we just don't know what is going to happen yet. if he is true to his word, there will be some kind of transition of program i would guess. >> we were talking about this earlier, undoing an executive order to replace it with an executive order. >> this is been my ongoing complaint. in a sense, i blame republicans and democrats for not getting in the middle of these issues. allowing a president to do these things by fiat is not the best way to do things. congress should be making laws and responding to issues by making laws. >> we will leave it at that. thank you. >> absolutely. my pleasure. >>> coming up, it is being dubbed the google effect for the real estate market in the south bay. [ music ] >>> you are looking at an area right now

describe, which is all the daca folks here who were given special status, temporarily status by barack obamaall get to stay and get permanent legal status, i do think there's going to be great concern over that and that could hit some rocks with certainly conservatives in congress, but i want to look at this a little differently. >> quickly. >> on daca, barack obama only gave them a two-year period of time and hillary clinton said they would not get permanent status. you have to delve down into the community of people and they go into different categories and i think it's a mistake to give blanket amnesty to people here. >> simone, i am so sorry to short change you and we have more breaking news because joining us on the phone is congressman steve king and we want to get to him. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, alisyn. >> what did you just hear the president say? >> well, you have to interpret what you hear him say, and wanting a larger border skwaour t security, and if we don't build a wall all the way through then the rest of it is subject to -- i think something is going to hav

>> this was passed in 2012 from enacted by barack obama in the congress had four years to act legislativelyis on the wall for a compromise here. we saw the president still pushing forward on his bald and is a comprehensive immigration reform plan could have been, and you could see a decrease in the number of illegal crossings and the president have the opportunity to responsibly deal with 800,000 people already here. >> would this be a compromise for congress to do if they should've done to begin with? >> unfortunately that the fantasy right now. tremendous other pressures including passing relief for hurricane victims in houston that over the next six months hundred million people are now believable than the. and the reality is absolutely, should be passing immigration reform. we haven't been able to do it over the last two years, there's a railroad consequence. he knows well in a time where he wants to have tax reform and other critical infrastructure bill in other pieces of legislation passed by thrusting daca in the middle of it, he undermines his own legislative agenda. congress is und

twenty men has been an australian run prison camp on mannus island resettlement deal was organized by barack obama was president it's been criticized by u.s. president donald trump the man asylum camp is due to close in a week but the immigration spokesman for the australian greens party says there are still uncertainty around what will happen to the remaining refugees. there are still hundred men on menace all and and four hundred men women and children. who really have no idea what is going to happen to them in the future and of benjamin a solemn toss of spark into a lot of astride his political prisoners and that i do not hope for the future because they've had so many times in the past and had that hope completely destroyed and once you've done that a few times it becomes much more difficult to to engage in hype for the future so the question for the australian government entities a question for the australian government not the popular new guinea government not the narrow in government but the astroland government is what is the future for these people because they cannot simply be left to we

it is something that was done by barack obama above and beyond the legislative avenue, because they couldn'tpresident obama by his hand dated and president trump is bringing back the rule of law. >> martha: always good to see you, we will be back. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. just turn on cars.coms on tprice dropswant? and get real-time notifications that could help save you money. use cars.com and save. >> martha: the story is still very much in houston. that is where we will take your life tomorrow. we also have live irma coverage, which is obviously a huge story throughout the night as well, dueling hurricanes. we will talk to texas governor greg abbott and an end our frid karl rove will be there as well. these people are just getting looks in many cases of what is happenin

>> it is the program that was put in place by president barack obama by executive order in 2012 and i can't but help think that some of it is we didn't like that order and we will do the opposite. >> that means if trump is not reelected and a democrat comes into office, they can reverse it. think about what that does for the people. four years they are in and why can't congress get involved.>> that is the question. conquers needs to take back its power. they spend their wheels on the issue. if you recall, obama signed it because they knew the republicans would not sign it. trump thinks he has a problem undoing it so it sets up a vicious cycle which i have talked about for a very long time.>> these are people's lives.>> let's talk about the situation in texas. the aftermath of hurricane harvey. mike pence was in there and trump saw the area earlier this week. how do you think the federal government is doing? >> there has been criticism but the response appears to be about as you are going -- good as you are going to get work the military and other organizations seem to be doing as best

and that's not the precedent set by barack obama. >> did you take issue with that?t in the sense that you can't and we can't, the republican party when i say we, republicans can't change people's lives and expect to see another day. and also which is why john mccain is right. you don't pass bills like this that are this comprehensive when it comes to the american economy and touching people's lives in two weeks. you just don't. you also don't do them in secret in ways they did -- i don't take issue with that. i would just say that it's not only barack obama who has demonstrated that kind of legislative bipartisanship. i think there are plenty of republicans that dplon straighted that in the past. >> much more to talk about health care. and also someone went to the u.n. today. we're going to discuss that. he's on his way to work in alaska. this is john. he's on his way to work in new mexico. willie and john both work for us, a business that employs over 90,000 people in the u.s. alone. we are the coca-cola company, and we make much more than our name suggests. we're

you saw it was about eight months ago president trump genuinely was touched by barack obama reachingnd saying the things they and they did at least, for a week i don't know, have kind of a good, seems to be a good working relationship as president and former president. that didn't last long. >> no. within a few weeks president trump accused president obama of spying on him or using the deep state against him and i think more importantly, i think the rule of law issues are incredibly vital and actually i've been listening for years to conservatives argue how the presidency, is a presidency of limited powers. there is no king. in fact, you were just talking about that a little while ago on daca. here we have a president who's attacked judges, attacks the press. those are all ways in which we limit the power of office holders, and i think he has done everything to ignore the advice that a president actually is not a king and has limited powers. congress is a quo equal brianch republicans and democrats show he thinks they're boss. i hope he sees the letter on cnn and rers that he is a pe

things that he didn't address or did not dress properly, all of these problems were given to us by barack obama. or the russian run amok, whether it's nuclear north korea or isis on the march or the mayhem in syria, all of this was bequeathed to us by his predecessor. the idea of trying something different it actually i think you're probably pretty smart idea. >> martha: what's wrong with trying something different, zach? >> i love trying something different but i think we also need to keep things that are working. for example, the iran nuclear deal. this is not zach saying this is working. if the head of u.s. central command today who said that iran is abiding by those rules, if despite the fact that his own administration is saying that iran is making a nuclear weapon, he is winking and nodding saying he's going to blow up this agreement and blow up american credibility with the world, with the iranians and with north korea, who if we want to enter into some sort of agreement so that they would rid themselves of nuclear weapons, they will point to what we did with iran, we broke our word when

than the one hundred ten thousand limit set by president barack obama last year the u.s. government ships to puerto rico to help with the growing humanitarian crisis caused by hurricane maria the ships are bringing thousands of extra military personnel to help distribute aid more than a week after the storm the island is still without electricity food and water. catalonia says it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain declaring the vote illegal the government in madrid has promised to stop people from voting thailand's government has confirmed that former prime minister. on wednesday. to five years in prison. disappeared last month when the verdict was a regime in. south korea is marking it sixty nine day with a show of military might some of its weapons were put on display including ballistic missiles tensions have been high on the korean peninsula for months as north korea ramps up missile and nuclear weapons tests but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness. in the hash tag era when news coverage of loo

they have been given a certain amount of immigration normalcy status by barack obama during his presidency six months. donald trump and the democrats agreed to pass a law that preserved that immigration status in exchange for ramped up border security. that is what we heard from the democrats last night. it has been confusing, a moving target to follow. donald trump said there was no agreement. he described the terms of the agreement saying he supported that. he started describing the protections in language that sounded a lot like democrats. he flew to florida. he said there would not be an agreement unless there is a guarantee we could get a mexican border wall at some point shortly after the agreement. at this point it's unclear whether or not they will be able to hammer something out. we heard from congressional republican leaders saying they were open to this sort of deal. democrats say they are negotiationing with donald trump in good faith. the pieces are there. it's a matter of whether it will come together. anthony. thank you for now. we wills discuss it again, i suspect. mentioni

and twenty twelve by president barack obama that if action for childhood arrivals program or daca but hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who were brought to united states as children granting them temporary residency and eligibility to work study for many dhaka residents the u.s. is the only home they've ever known but the trumpet ministrations says the program is unconstitutional last week the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions announced the data would be phased out saying you would need terrible humanitarian consequences and gave jobs to illegal aliens at the expense of hundreds of thousands of americans the announcements large protests across the u.s. from california to washington d.c. and drew criticism from some lawmakers congress now has six months to figure out a legislative solution for doctors approach proximately eight hundred thousand recipients of the stream spoke with protesters rallying and from the white house to hear their concerns shortly. so the decision was made to in the program. i just think it's so inhumane to end it like this like i. mean for mess

. >> caller: i'm reading, rising star, the making of barack obama by david garrow i'm enjoying all the details. i had not read any obama biographies memoirs before this. this has given me a lot of fascinating information. >> that is a big book. that is about 1400 pages, isn't it? >> caller: about 7-pound. >> how far into it are you? >> caller: a little, let's see i'm a little past, i think i'm'm almost at, i'm on to page 750. >> all right. good luck.750. yeah. mr. gallows, from the university of pittsburgh was on our q&a program several months ago.ve if you go to c-span.org, type ia his name, you condition watch an hour interview with him as welle judy, thanks for calling in, sharing what you're reading. let's hear from gail in little rock, arkansas. gail on booktv on c-span2 from the national book festival. >> caller: thank you. good morning. >> good morning. we're listening, gail. >> caller: the book i'm reading now is al franken, giant of the senate. senator franken, i really appreciated, couldn't put this book down. i read that constantly. i'm also reading stepping on cheerios, by

. >> that risque routine by president barack obama, supervised by my next guest, david litt.ame one of the youngest white house speech writers in history. besides the usual topics like health care and climate change, comedy was his forte. he chronicles the behind the scenes in his new book, "thanks obama, my hopy changy white house years." david litt joins me now, he's currently the head writer david, how hard to get the potus to deliver the bucket routine? >> what i write about in the book is the way these jokes often reflected bigger trends in the administration, in the white house at the time. so bucket might have been hard a few years earlier, but this was after the midterm elections, president obama said, you know what, i'm going to bring every little bit of progress i can and i'm not worrying about progress anymore. and part of that attitude was reflected in the fact, yeah, this is a great joke, i want to do it. the thing i write about changed, the only change he made was started out by him saying bucket, he said, bucket, it's the right thing to do. and i think that was

it is not just being produced by harvard university or barack obama's committees. it needs to be produced by true bipartisan committees trying to get to the bottom of how my people are voting legally and not legally. the caller raises some important questions. the first is many people have partisan choices that they make. they register as democrats or republicans. on very specific public policy positions they rise above their partisan interests. the commission on which i was a part, we cochaired with governor romney's selection. it was a bipartisan commission with immigrant -- democrats and republicans. we were rendering a public service. we were stepping outside of our political role. the problem i have with mr. kobach, and lets characterize my comments as criticisms and not attack. he has huge difficulty in stepping outside of his partisan role and commenting on this in a bipartisan basis. he came to his first commission meeting after publishing that these on breitbart and made wholly inaccurate statements suggesting that the democrat who won the new hampshire ele

but there will be a form amnesty to the people covered by these barack obama executive orders. parents. american citizens and young people who came here not on their own. congress will do something. congress can't seem to abolish obamacare. congress can't seem to give us comprehensive tax reform. this is such a raw never. if they don't address it they will all be looking for jobs. that's a very good panel you have got. i can't wait to hear from them. kennedy: speaking of the panel. let's go to them. florida is bracing for potentially devastating hurricane irma it's a monster category 5 storm. once it reaches the sunshine state, florida governor rick scott said it could be absolutely brutal. >> the storm is bigger, faster, and stronger than hurricane andrew. we are being very aggressive in our preparation for this storm and every floridian should take it seriously it's important not to focus on the exact path of the storm. a storm this side could have an effect statewide and everyone should can prepared. kennedy: hurricane andrew hit florida like a wrecking ball in 1992. it's be

its believed it may well be the same one gifted to her by former us president barack obama back in 2009e needs an upgrade! with me is iain anderson, who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. good morning. let's start with donald trump and the war of words with kim jong—un. to world donald trump and the war of words with kimjong—un. to world leaders at exchanging verbal blows bash it is like the playground. it has become cartoon like if it wasn't so serious. the language on both sides, the rhetoric gets ramped up and up and up. if actions by the north koreans get up and up by donald trump's comments about destroying north korea and more sanctions to come over north korea, we are going to see, i think, is yet another response probably this weekend and they are now talking about and h—bomb tests in the pacific. it seems that markets are just starting to react to this, they goodness they are because this is getting ramped up are because this is getting ramped up to are because this is getting ramped uptoa are because this is getting ramped up to a point of tens

this was a cynical attempt by barack obama after he said it was illegal to do to try to increase registratione 2012 registration. it's been documented. so it's not worth arguing about. so now leaves a situation that several attorney generals have recognized the decision and trying to decide how to deal with it. richard is right about the side of public children. he's right in the fact that they have been productive members of society. so now you have a situation that congress has to act. the question is how. the best solution here is some sort of path to amnesty, citizenship but has to be in a trade of e-verify. a few different deals that could be made to allow a situation that could be reached in a bipartisan nature. it's crazy to say that that can be done in congress. that's the only way this stays. trump has been forced into a situation that if he doesn't, the courts will throw it out. >> heather: you mentioned ten states and they set a deadline of september 5. so the president was forced to take some sort of action. september was going to be a busy month already for congress, richard. tha

critical to the american that we getocracy that data and it not just be produced by harvard university or barack obama's committees. it needs to be produced by true bipartisan committees trying to get to the bottom of how my people are voting legally and not legally. guest: the caller raises some important questions. the first is many people have partisan choices that they make. they register as democrats or republicans. around specific policy positions they rise above their partisan interests and collaborate on a bipartisan basis. the commission on which i was a part, we cochaired with governor romney's selection. it was a bipartisan commission with commissioners affiliated with the democratic party and the republican party because at that we were rendering a public point, service. we were stepping outside of our political role. the problem i have with mr. kobach, and lets characterize my comments as criticisms and not attack. he has huge difficulty in stepping outside of his partisan or ideological role and collaborating around data on a bipartisan basis. as john said a few minutes ago, he came to the