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a sophomore from cranston, rhode island with a question about immigration. >> thank you for being here. you are advocating for a framework on a merit-based point system. showing the world that we are a country of laws and enhancing our board security. it seems you have turned away from those you had a passion for in 2014. why is that? >> great question. it is in the independent -- declaration of independence and an important part of the system that we have. i continue to support immigration reform. most recently, i worked with lindsey graham to draft a bill that would permanently protect reamers. also, it would provide $20 billion in border security for the u.s. we put that bill on the floor of the senate in february, but the president came out against it. both are things that he campaigned on. he came out against it and no other republicans would join the bill. the answer is comprehensive immigration reform. also, it would provide $20 billion in border security for the u.s. we put that bill on the floor we are not done it like -- i voted for a comprehensive bill in 2013. it passed the

let's start with a sophomore from cranston, rhode island. >> thank you for being here.ing her speech in 2013 you are advocating for an immigration framework on a merit-based point system, showing the world we are a country of laws and enhancing border security. you recently have voted against this, the stop illegal reentry act and the stop sanctuary policies and protect americans act. it seems you have turned away from the causes you had passion for in 2013. why is that? sen. kaine: very good question. immigration is really, really important. it's in the declaration of independence. it's an important part of the system we have. i continue to support very vigorous immigration reform, including border and public security. for example, most recently i worked with lindsey graham to draft a bill that would have permanently protected the dreamers, as president trump asked us to do, and also would have provided $25 billion in border security for the united states. we put that bill on the floor of the senate with eight democrats and republicans in february, but the president ca

had deployed a strike team originally end of last month -- i believe it was july 26 down to the cranston fine in san bernardino. they were redeployed -- they were redeployed up to the mendocino complex fire where they remained until august 8 and came back. we still have an o.e.s. rig, which is an officer and three members at the mendocino complex fire. at one point, we had about 35 members because in addition to the strike team. we had also deployed two engines and a strike team leader that combined together to form a full strike team with other agencies. they are all back with the exception of the o.e.s. rig. and then just yesterday we deployed another strike team, so that would be five engines comprised of four members, an officer and three, so 20, plus two other members, a strike team leader and strike team leader assistant to the mill creek fire in humboldt county, so at this time we have 26 members deployed, four still at the mendocino complex, and 22 deployed to the mill creek. so great job, chief velo, and i know he's tight with his trusty incident support specialist, jana, so tha

let's begin with victoria, a soft mar from cranston, rhode island.stion about immigration. >> thank you for being here. a 2013 you were advocating system based on a point system. you recently have voted against reentry stop illegal act and protect americans act. it seems you have turned away from the cause you pad haad passion for in 2013. why is that? sen. kaine: very good question. immigration is very, very important. it's in the declaration of independence. i continue to support very vigorous immigration reform, including boarder and public security. for example, most recently i worked with lindsey graham to draft a bill that would have permanently protected the dreamers, as president trump asked us to do and also would have provided $25 billion in border security for the united states. we put that bill on the floor of the senate with eight democrats and republicans in february but the president came out against it. both were things he had campaigned on. he came out against it and then no other republicans would join the bill. i think the answer i

. >> seth: and then you had steve carell, bryan cranston -- >> i know. >> seth: -- judy greer, all cameingful. the kind of weird mix of my family who are never at hollywood things and then three of my dear friends speak about me. it was just -- it was really cool. >> seth: it's really cool. it's such an amazing thing while also just being on the street. >> yes, exactly. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> with gum on it. >> seth: yeah. >> anyway, do you have one? >> seth: i don't. >> oh, shoot. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, that's one of things -- >> oh, that's awkward. >> seth: i'm glad we brought it up, though. >> i am too. >> seth: and again -- >> i am too. >> seth: you know what? >> i do. >> seth: i'm so happy for you. i don't even need one. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's my star? you're my star. so, obviously, this is a -- you are a vengeful mother in this film. >> yes. >> seth: you're -- some bad things have happened to your family. and you're taking it out on the people. >> so angry. i'm so angry in this movie. >> seth: is -- was it -- is it cathartic? is it cathartic to have mom

not least of which because it gives us bryan cranston but it is a single camera comedy. >> around hereing radioactive. >> single camera comedies were funny. and the fact that you could shoot them like movies and they could be terrific every week. >> yep, class president felt really good. but later that night, i had a dream. >> critics loved that because it was something new. it was something that they weren't expecting. >> i used to see the traffic. the only thing that moves is the carpool lane. >> hey, danny, you want a date with mama? >> get in the car. >> "curb" came because larry wanted to do a special. it was, uh, film my life. but he would only make it with the stipulation that if he didn't like it, he could buy it back. lucky for us, he liked it. >> are you trying to act like i'm not with you? >> no, i'm not trying to act like you're not with me. don't you dare do that. >> the actors wouldn't get an outline for the show. they wouldn't even read what the scene was about. >> judy! judy! oh, my god! >> by the way, that shelf coming down was not planned. that shelf really did come d

bryan cranston took robert jenkins play all the way to the small screen for the hbo production and did a marvelous job. the story of lbj. the first two were pretty good. they helped us. to your point about hamilton shedding new life and bringing new light to the institution brought that and they came to the library to study and i was really impressed with how much they immersed themselves into trying to understand lbj. i marveled at how curious they well. they wanted to know every facet of this very complicated personality. i will tell you this. i have a problem personally because it told the story about lbj involved in the civil rights in the wrong way. it showed him as an obstructionist and this version is funny. the new cycle today is 24 hours on a good day. that story seemed to continue on and on as a run-up to the oscars. we had "entertainment tonight" calling the library. don't you have a kardashian to change -- chase? became a big story and that launched the debate about how we need the responsibilities that the filmmaker has in capturing the reality of the subject and telling a