>> yeah, look, i don't condone lying, i don't condone asking other people to lie. in this particular case, just a little bit more precision would have made it true. i've read op-eds from former senior fbi officials and fbi agents showing their displeasure with jim comey. so there was actually a way to make a true statement there. but the reality is, that there is some lying in this report, there are some reports of telling other people to lie, and we shouldn't condone it. we shouldn't condone it on any side. i don't condone this anymore i condone a political party going out and telling the american people for a whole year, saying their taxes were going up, when instead they were going down. i don't think we should put up with lying. i think the tab ought to be evenly dispersed across the political spectrum. >> i want to be clear, jake. as a communications professional, this should be career ending for sarah huckabee sande sanders. she should never set foot on that podium again. as a comes person, and amanda, you know, all you have is your word and what you say. and

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soccer team to a horse, is the president going to stand by his nomination and if he does, isn't that condoning that type of language? sarah: we're reviewing those comments. when we have an update on that front, we'll let you know. thanks, guys. reporter: the president said that he wanted to send illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. when do you expect that program to start? sarah: look, we're in the process of figuring out all the details on how that would work. the priorities are making sure that it's done safely and expeditiously. we're in the process of moving forward on that front. thanks, guys. >> c-span's knew his book, , providesdents" insight into the lives of the 44 american president. stories gathered through interviews with noted historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they left behind. order your copy today. it is now available as a hardcover or e-book at c-span.org/thepresidents. on to thewe move supreme court, let me say the 10 topics of what you really to know. foundation, federalism, public opinion, participation, p

soccer team to a horse, is the president going to stand by his nomination and if he does, isn't that condoning that type of language? sarah: we're reviewing those comments. when we have an update on that front we'll let you know. thanks, guys. reporter: the president said that he wanted to send illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. when do you expect that program to start? sarah: look, we're in the process of figuring out all the details on how that would work. the priorities are making sure that it's done safely and expeditiously. we're in the process of moving forward on that front. thanks, guys. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> before we move on to the supreme court, can i just say that the 10 topics on what you really need to know, here we go. write them down. federalism, public opinion, participation, political parties, interest groups, campaigns and elections, congress, president, and the court could those are the big 10 the

nobody will kili condone somebody else to rape your daughter or your wife anybody who are saying thatthe government is condoning it already supporting it was financing it they just don't know our culture so sudanese you will never allow rape in south sudan and we will never tolerate this but yet the rapes continue the violence continues does why vinylmation the violence against children continues yes you say that it is against the culture of south sudan but it is being committed by parties to the conflict in south sudan these are not people who come well outside most of the reports that you are killed reading majority of them are fabricated. they are not actually telling the truth even the success we had now for the last three years they are not being reflected in the report it is not it was only read we are sorry now in twenty twelve million two thousand and any t. . september twelfth two thousand and eighteen it is not being appreciated or not be reflected and that's why we have regular come to the conclusion that we need to bring peace to ourselves as a country as people of south s

except for one all male and so these losses which were also the famous artists from the bauhaus like condon ski and so on they donated the perspective on the bauhaus because they were these people who are producing the art how come they remain forgotten for so long out i mean we're talking this is nineteen twenty one kind of understand are women just got the votes of many countries just that but why didn't the this come to light perhaps in the sixty's seventy's eighty's why did we hear more about this really is just happened really in the last couple of years is the situation was difficult for a long time because we did of didn't have the estates of these persons. you don't have their works available for exhibitions and so on they came to the surface only during the past years and people were interested and they knew the names of these persons and they could look out for these works well thank goodness they have now everything changed when the nazis came into power and bauhaus was considered a degenerate art so it closed but the story of buy a house was an over some prominent figures of the

nobody will kili condone somebody else to rape your daughter or your wife anybody who are saying that the government is condoning it or he's supporting it was financing it they just don't know our culture so sudanese you will never allow rape in south sudan and we will never tolerate this but yet the rapes continue the violence continues does why vinylmation the violence against children continues yes you say that it is against the culture of south sudan but it is being committed by parties to the conflict in south sudan these are not people who come well outside most of the reports that you are killed reading majority of them are fabricated. they are not actually telling the truth even the success we had now for the last three years they are not being reflected in the report it is not even the word we are sorry now in twenty twelve million two thousand and any t. . september twelfth two thousand and eighteen it is not being appreciated or not be reflected and that's why we have regular come to the conclusion that we need to bring peace to ourselves as a country as people of south sud

nobody will kili condone somebody else to rape your daughter or your wife anybody who are saying that the government is condoning it already supporting it was financing it they just don't know our culture so sudanese you will never allow rape in south sudan and we will never tolerate this but yet the rapes continue and the violence continues that's why our mission the violence against children continues yes you say that it is against the culture of south sudan but it is being committed by parties to the conflict in south sudan these are not people who come well outside most of the reports that you are killed reading majority of them are fabricated. they are not actually telling the truth even the success we had now for the last three years they are not being reflected in the report it is not even the wherever we are sorry now in twenty twelve million two thousand and any t. . september twelfth two thousand and eighteen it is not being appreciated or not be reflected and that's why we have regular come to the conclusion that we need to bring peace to ourselves as a country as people of

condone blistery with ketchup on the pentagon to go i just hope they also see if you can think further to the right and to get some of the very. boxes to be able to . form a coalition with them so that was the moment it's the elephant in the room for everybody saying these two fight the far right. how destructive is this for the spanish political landscape. but it's very constructive that would be the first time that five i've talked to you guys just out of it to the next the parliament in forty years and it's been the end of physics take a ship and as i said it's had a lot of things packed and what people have been saying to you. now to the baath party to use back by older members of the people's party you could argue that before and because they were members of the people coffee these people were kind of under control so that they couldn't really speak freely you know they can afford things and now that has been liberated in the right and has had an impact on what other politicians say and what people seem to be saying in the country well. you know we use the way for putting from mad

, and i don't condone complex sugars, they are disgusting and obesity is a larger health problem in this country than some drug epidemics that we've had, but if you legalize drug you would change the dynamic in central america am i wrong. >> you are not. >> and if you -- people stop having as many babies and they don't want to leave mexico. >> you need to frame this appropriately for trump, someone has to go to his office, lindsey graham, people are coming because your economy is so great. kennedy: we love the good economy. >> they are trying to come in. kennedy: true that is -- more people want to come in make money. >> perhaps he will be less likely to close the border. kennedy: a hard thing to turn your back on. and that is wr is -- one of wonl things that happens when you have an economic blossoming. >> joe biden, only thing that is problossoming is in his fingersd nose, he is a sniffer. his past could derail the man. former nevada woman lucy flores accusing biden of making an unwanted advance on her while they were back stage at 2014, she said she's not the only one, lucy. >> this i

>> apparently, first of all, i say rnc does not condone hacking or stealing private information, we alsong for fake opposition research designed to -- from russia ans spreading disinformation. i would ask mr. perez, will he pledge to the dnc will never again traffic in dirty dossiers. the factory main, republican party had nothing to do with the release of those, mail, trump campaign of cleared of any and all collusion. but the bottom line is, john podesta's e-mails were real, the dossier was fake. mr. perez, whose party was trafficking and lying? >> i have said it over again, and i led off the show with this, this is a tragedy what happened to this country be we deserve answers, every american. that was a big waste two years, no crime, no collusion. the russians did not even get close, yet if you listen to democrats all along. by the way people in intel januar--intelligence community,y were trying to lead american people down the path that president was a agent of russia. when you want to talk about lying mr. perez, just look back at those sound clips. i imagine you are waiting like i a

we do not condone private citizens taking law enforcement into their own hands.very complicated situation. a lot of times we're out there at night. it's very important whether we know whether we're interacting with criminal transnational organizations or other law enforcement and this really complicates or challenges even more. >> you heard this this militia groups thinks they're helping you guys. are these kind of groups a threat to border agents? keeping in mind, these groups are accused of plotting these assassinations against obama and clinton, how concerned would you be for the safety of border patrol agents? >> so, i'll just re-state, again, i think this is a symptom of everything -- the crisis that's unfolding on the southwest border, but we don't condone this. it's very challenging, when there's new people, if you will be wi be, especially if they're already infused into an already dynamic situation. we do encourage people to help us, but it's by calling in activity,er currently the real fixes we need are at the congressional level. so interacting with th

i not he's very much still in ghe game in that sense. >> all ed condon, d.c. editor for "the catholic news agency." thank you. a lot of local catholics anxio to see how this changes things. >> we'll have more on line in the nbc washington app. >> talking prom. pretty much the final bow on your high school career. what you wear is seared into your memory forever. >> that is why one organization making sure high school seniors have no regrets. they put out a call for dress donations. d news4 answeredhe call. pat lawson muse donated several of her gowns to help ease that burden for a few young ladies in the area. molette green is live now with details on a very special prom dress popup happening in prince george's county. a lot of pretty dresses out there. >> reporter: a lot. and pat and i talked ab wt this. it emotional for her to give up some of her dresses, but she knew it was for a good it's all about the hair, the dress, the shoes, the suit for prom. this is just a small sampling of some of the donations. they have lots more that you will see. and you know,

wallace or conner did not condone that violence, but they gave them what could be called like a dog whistlethat. we're still seeing such hate in this country. and it seems like we seem to be exporting it across the border. >> stephen: and many are saying while the president himself does not condone violence, he doesn't denounce white nationalism or white supremacy, and that gives a tacit platform to these views which can lead to violence. >> absolutely. i was watching chris hayes last night and chris said the same thing. you know, he's absolutely right. there's a part of his base that is very active and very engaged with him, but he needs to do more. the flip side of that is the president has such a following, he has such a base, he could really lead us into a better place, and that's what he needs to do, and not worry about those jacklegs that are spewing this hate and this white supremacy. lead us into a better place in this country. he's got the opportunity if he would take it. >> stephen: senator, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you.my pleas >> stephen: the book, "bending tow

. >> this type of behavior cannot be condoned. >> reporter: she now has a self-help podcast for women. her attorney says they're not seeking money but for her client to feel better about herself. er about herself. >>> coming up in sports, one of the greatest games in sharks history. their incredible game 7 overtime win against the vegas knights. they now advance to round 2 of the playoffs. >> why board members of an east bay elementary school voted to ditch the name of a former governor. >> and some record temperatures to talk about and more warmth tomorrow. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >> for some reason they were electrocuted when they grabbed a metal pipe on a footbridge. their fami

would that not condone his authoritarian instincts?culations to not impeach is a calculations that they will win the democrats will win the presidential election? >> also, lawrence, a lot of them are being quite contradictory. they are saying we want to get on with other legislation. in 1974 when nixon was all but impeached, they did all but legislation and are saying people don't want us to focus on trump and his crimes but we'll decide that in the election where we don't think we should talk about it. you can't have it both ways. they are trying but you can't. >> do you foresee a possibility of some kind of in effect compromise with history? because your argument is you cannot leave this conduct standing unrebuked by congress, that you can't leave it in history. history is watching. could the house of representatives bring some kind of resolution against the president where they outline all of the elements that would articles of impeachment and put that to a set your vote in the house of representatives where the democrats would clea

under the cross all repelled by this violence they seem utterly crushed by it a hole in the arm condones our. jonathan for a long fingered john the baptist is pointing to this agony to the horror of this scene in or its ramifications and violence after. the death and resurrection of jesus christ are the central tenets of the christian faith. for two thousand years the symbol of the cross has pointed to this religious mystery. you see it everywhere in. the christian world. it is displayed on graves it is a trademark and an ornament. it crowns the highest mountains. yet people have always viewed the cross with revulsion and as a contradiction for the crucifixion combines two seemingly irreconcilable entities cruelty and are yearning for the divine. i associate grace thanksgiving and or with the cross and. of course you know if you're not if you're going to have ambivalent feelings as i was there's i'm not religious so it doesn't speak to me as strict charge people thought i know the meaning of the cross but i just view it as somebody poured their good for me to the main issue for me was ho

late today, the woman accusing a former warriors be condoned. >> she says it's time to break her silencee woman accusing a warmer warriors assistant coach of sexual assault tells her side. we'll hear from her and warriors star steph curry. >>> also, an up close look at the device detectives say a man used to peep on girls at a local apple store. >>> first, it is the hottest day of the year. this is a live look at s francisco where the temperatures hit the 80s. when we can expect a cooldown. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. it's been seven months since we felt heat like this. tomorrow could be even hotter. let's begin with our chief meteorologist. jeff, it's an eye-opener out there. >> we have updated numbers. santa ri santa rosa 93 degrees, 23 degrees above the average. concord 71. livermore 88. san jose at 88 degrees. it was good enough for some brand new records in santa rosa, mountain view, sf airport, oldsmobile with the upper 80s and low 90s. mountain view, for example, last time this warm was 86 degrees in 1946 and again we popped up to 89. now, i want to show you something

this is reduce should not attempt to exercise the thorough results for law enforcement we do not condone private groups that take in force moves into their own hands interference by civilians in law enforcement could have safety and legal consequences their actions undermine the efforts of our state to keep new mexico families safe this is no place in our state we cannot allow racists armed with to kidnap people seek him asylum. when aussies downhole can discuss the difference between protection and prosecution with international george smoothly and also the political analyst they can see how is this a situation that's to be encouraged or defended in any way well it always sick on courage and defend it on the other hand it is an understandable response to an unacceptable situation. waking us to the fact that a lawyer and also michael corage is. not doing the job that they are supposed to do it's not necessary to come here and step across the border in order to get an asylum claim considered much comfort and ease is given to them to do that without crossing the border so my problem with t

early on in the campaign he said he wanted direct talks with russia and he would say he was really condone you know you know exactly be because he walked away from me we tracked it down by election yes you know it but now he's going to be president it may be different well his first tweet tweet tweet. in two languages russian and ukrainian interesting i'm not going to read a lot into it yeah ok so let me go do something and. we go to case in amsterdam the interesting thing is that as mary were saying there are people that are sick and tired of this conflict that shouldn't be going on at all in the donbass but unfortunately again we go back to corruption there are quite a few people that are making money off of contraband smuggling all kinds of things like that and that conflict is very good for them go couldn't do anything about it i can't see how in the world is going to be able to do anything about it because it's a close circle he's not in that all of garc a corrupt circle go ahead case. well what he what he misses especially i think is the ability of a. putin like figure who can clamp

>> reporter: critics call the group armed vigilantes, border patrol saying it does not endorse or condone private grou or organizations taking enforcement matters into their own hands. >> we do think their rights are being violated and certainly their liberty and principle is being denied to them. >> reporter: t group says they are not arresting or physically hurting anyone, only giving verbal commands and waiting for border patrol. the attorney general is launching an investigation adding no individual should be detained outside the scope of the law. lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> major news from the supreme court. the justices agreed to consider whether existing civil rights law makes it illegal to discriminate against lgbt people on the job. our pete williams is at the court and has detailpe , what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: lester, this could produce a landmark decision and the first tton the court agreed to take since brett kavanaugh arrived six months ago. he replaced anthony kennedy that wrote all rulings. gay rights federal civil rights law makes it a crime to dis

you said you don't condone any foreign intervention but you do want to change the regime and change the constitution aren't you worried that when you talk about changing the government you're only encouraging the hawks in washington d.c. in tel aviv in riyadh aren't you worried about a potentially devastating attack on iran from the u.s. given the aggressive and tyranny and rhetoric that we hear from donald trump from mike pompei or from john bolton are you perhaps unwittingly playing into their hands. to see you don. let me turn as you don't defile bill clinton but that in the whole thought of which now when. i get on. begin. to get on to one as. is first a father o'connell always see how to push i need one more hard lifted nor the color let that hardage you that you go on as. a take on me clowne. having it on as. well and on us all see. he channel is still hearty that you don and con. one thing you do support the trump is always talking about and threatening more of our sanctions against iran but you say you want sanctions that don't hurt the iranian people what kind of sanctions are

president is a condoning of that and a door smith of that making this exactly what members of congress were fearful of in advance of that vote and that is that this is an elaborate photo opportunity to try and press that vote in the egyptian leaders favor of the u.s. president saying in fact that he believes the egyptian leader is doing a great job so he got the endorsement the egyptian leader was look. four and as you said can be rights groups are also continuing to raise. it as an issue that congress men should take into account when when you know they meet this week but realistically what can we expect the u.s. congress to do when there's such what seems to be such a good relationship between these two leaders well you know we always say when it comes to these differences between congress and the white house that ultimately it's congress that controls the purse strings they can sometimes delay aid we have seen this in the case of one hundred ninety five million that was held up over human rights concerns in the past by members of congress but then we saw the trap administration lift

detain anyone this is reduce should not attempt to authority results for law enforcement we do not condone proven groups that take in force went into their own hands interference by civilians in law enforcement could have safety and legal consequences their actions undermine the efforts of our state to keep new mexico families safe this is no place in our state we cannot allow a racist armed to the july to kidnap people sick in the silent. let's cross live our international affairs expert george some wally and political analyst dave perkins gentlemen thanks both for coming on today great to have you on the program george if i can start with you perhaps i see footage here in front of me of women and children being detained at gunpoint in the dark by a man who got upset at your thora to be doing so have been condemned by the very state authorities they say they're trying to help how is this a situation that's to be encouraged or defended him anyway. well it all miss it can be courage then defend it on the other hand it is an understandable response to an unacceptable situation. in the at the

don't believe in western style you don't leave it out that it's in bottom to show how you want to condone kinematic because they believe that fully in their thirty dollars they think they are funny and dumb or if you think you are sleep well can be moderately but instead of the income that we have and so on don't leave your control that's the miracle of all of these digitized columns of comptroller they don't even appear as an experiment as far as they're just controlling you that by association would be crashed and decimate the establishment mobilized on its far since i don't people know if you go. even by big public media which are considered more on the left like in united in going back out yeah they are must be less lately in their i mean most you get against a charge you had to do in the signs under arbitrary detention here of course in london and his work on google but this week the british government says that these powerful tech companies it's more a question of consumer choice whenever people are stranded freedom of choice i mean the i stand you know left leaning stand allegedly

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. >> reporter: customs and border protection say they do not endorse or condone any private groups thate enforcement matters into their own hands. david, hopkins is expected to be in court on monday. >> begnaud: ileana diaz reporting from los angeles, ileana, thank you. a police-involved shooting near the campus of yale university has lead to almost a week's worth of protests. but unlike other high-profile shootings on unarmed african americans, demonstrators say in this case, it is not about race, but it is about how police are trained. mola lenghi has more. >> reporter: protestors poured on to the streets of hamden, connecticut, sunday, the sixth straight day of passionate but peaceful demonstrations since an ceficer-involved shooting in the neighboring town of new haven last tuesday. this surveillance video, given to our cbs affiliate wfsb, appears to show the moment police engaged with a car they say fit the description of one linked to a reported armed robbery. hamden police officer devin eaton jumped out of his s.u.v., gun drawn, firing multiple rounds into the car. 22-year-old st

labour says it's determined to root out anti—semitism and that claims mr corbyn has ever condoned itnda on the 25th anniversary of the genocide in which 800,000 people were killed — a tenth of the entire population. president paul kagame, who led a rebel army that ended the fighting, lit a remembrance flame at the kigali genocide memorial, where many of the victims are buried. american airlines has announced a further period in which its boeing 737 max planes will be grounded, through to june 5th. the decision affects 90 flights a day. the 737 model was involved in two separate crashes, in ethiopia and indonesia, which killed 346 people. trafficjams have been made worse on dozens of major roads in england by a project aimed at reducing them. a report by highways england found that, after one year, the programme resulted in benefits for rush—hour journeys which were outweighed by delays at other times. parts of the m6, in merseyside, and m40, in oxfordshire, were among the worst affected. anti—government protests have continued in the sudanese capital. thousands of people are camped o

in a sense that you don't believe in western style you know but i got it in bottom two so how do i condone you know magic because they believe it fully in their thirty dove they think they are funny and don't most of you think you are pretty well can be moderately then instead of being come their way and so on the more you are controlled that's the miracle of all of these digital forms of combat although they don't even appear as an experiment as far as they're just controlling you that by association will be crashed and this may be established when mobilized or it's far since i don't people know it's go. even by big public media which are considered more on the left like in united in going back out yeah they are mostly less lately in their i mean most you get against a charge you had to do in a science under arbitrary detention here of course in london and his work on google but this week the british government says that these powerful tech companies it's more a question of consumer choice whenever people are saying it freedom of choice i am lending the shade you know left lane instead al

that you don't believe in western style you don't leave it out got it in but didn't do so how do i condone kinematic because they believe it fully in their thirty dove they think they are funny and dumb or if you think you are sleep well can be modestly that instead of the income that we have and so on the mark i believe you are compare own best the miracle of all of these digitized arms of comparatively don't even appear as an experiment as far as that is controlling you that by association would be crashed and decimate the establishment mobilized on its far since i don't people know even by big bob think media we talk and she did up more on the left like in united kingdom that got me i'm the other must see less lately in there i mean mustn't get against a so you had to do this on gender arbitrary detention. of course in london and his work on google but this week the british government says that these powerful tech companies it's more a question of consumer choice whenever people are saying it freedom of choice i mean the year i said you know left leaning stand allegedly about freedom ye

always on it, that is why i always put a condon-- condom on mine before i plug it it into the computer. she is a spy, i get, she is a spy. moving on to other election, chicago, first skyscraper, first person to drown in a slietion of pizza. and now the windy city is adding a new first to the list. yesterday chicago elected democrat lori lot foot as the city's first brack woman mayor. yeah. so congratulations to lori lightfoot in fact thrk is interesting. she was running against another black woman, toni preckwinkle. yeah, so chicago was going to make history either way, both women are black and both have the most harry potter sounding names i ever heard, really, it sounds like harry potter, professor preckwinkle, lori lightfoot turned hermine frog into a-- again. >> if you think are you a diked to post-mates it is nothing compared to what is happening in nigeria. >> the government in nigeria is traying to cut down on imported food saying that the imports are hurting the local economy and apparently british pizza is on the list. >> while complaining about trade imports a politician comp

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interim leader has pledged to hold free and fair elections within ninety days bill condon sala says he has no political ambitions of his own and will set up an independent committee to oversee the poll but many algerians remain skeptical as reports. this is the man who will lead algeria for ninety days until a new president is elected. the speaker of the upper house of parliament. was appointed interim president by the parliament a few days after of lies he's beautifully designed his decision followed weeks of unprecedented protests against his book but with a political as a replacement faces a daunting task he's widely unpopular and seen by many algerians as a member of the same elite accused of corruption votes and inefficient governors eager to build bridges with skeptical opponents made to public statements on tuesday and announced the setting up of an independent committee to oversee the presidential elections in any actually i want to unify the nation and carry out elections which are transparent and proper the government will also instructed the departments to supervise these el

look, he condoned it. he certainly was running it out of the white house. text messages shows that. and the big dossier meeting just before president trump was inaugurated included obama, biden, susan rice, james comey. i like to see those four come under oath and answer some questions about what they knew and when about this false dossier. lou: yeah. i just want to see the investigative conclusion with those four people centrally prominent in it all. i'll even paz on having to decide whether this time they chose to tell the truth. tom fitton, thanks so much. good to see you. >>> up next, president trump says illegal immigrants will be turned over to sanctuary cities and states. we take up the legality of this. the heritage foundation's representative joins me here next to settle the matter once and for all. and for all. we'll be right and for all. we'll be right comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a ze

i don't support and i don't condone and don't agree with a lot of the method in which he conveys his message, but i do agree with the message that we need to get tough on immigration, we need to secure or border, and this is his way of communicating his message, one not foreign to anyone who has supported donald trump. this is him speaking on a critical issue for him basically at a campaign event. we'll see much more of that closer to 2020. >> van? >> i appreciate that alice doesn't like the way he's talking from a tone point of view, but what he is saying is just not true. first of all, the idea that it's about illegal immigration or undocumented immigrants. it's not illegal to seek asylum, period. in fact the united states lid the world, to david axelrod's point. let's not forget or history. we shamefully turned jewish people away who were fleeing hitler's ovens, fleeing the nazi death troopers, and literally sent people back, americans as a country said we will never, ever do that again. we will at least hear your story, give you a chance, an opportunity, setting that standard led