cummings: thank you very much, senator schumer. after reviewing the inspector general's report today, there's one broad overarching and inescapable conclusion that i draw. the f.b.i.'s actions leading up to the presidential election helped donald trump in his effort to become president of the united states of america. director comey had a double standard. he spoke publicly about the clinton investigation, while keeping secret from the american people the investigation of donald trump and russia. director comey talked publicly about hillary clinton's closed case, which resulted in no charges, and disclosed the reopening of the case in october of 2016, based on emails that showed absolutely nothing new. at the same time he kept secret from the american people the ongoing investigation of president trump's campaign and russia. which was happening exactly at the same time. i felt disheartened by this report because i warned director comey personally against this double standard before the election. i want to share with you a statement

ben bradshaw raised mr cummings‘ role as head of vote leave.omeone who based the whole of their brexit campaign on the sovereignty of this place has treated this place with such contempt? and as the honourable gentleman says, there have to be proper sanctions involved with the contempt of this seriousness. thank you, mr deputy speaker. ijust want to say we had a very good discussion about this at the liaison committee, and i would agree with my right honourable friend there is a supreme irony here that the mastermind of the leave campaign, whose sole goal was about taking back control, is actually turning his back on this place in a show of arrogance and contempt that cannot go on marked and unpunished. the commons passed a motion, without a vote, to refer mr cummings to the committee of privileges. you're watching thursday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. a parliamentary committee on climate change has told the government to act faster to cut carbon dioxide emissions. led by the former conservative environment secretary, john gummer, n

thank you. >> thank you congressman cummings.e will take questions on this subject. >> james comey who has violated protocol multiple times -- [inaudible] >> the bottom line is the president said he fired them because of the russian investigation in an interview. that speaks for itself. >> are you concerned with the fact that the justice department waited until today to talk about [inaudible] are you concerned about the conduct? >> it has made many bad comment and it led director mueller to remove him from his investigation. go ahead, jerry. >> the report finds and this is on page three of the executive summary. says we did not find documentary testimonial evidence of improper considerations including political bias affecting the specific investigations we have reviewed. these decisions were pretextual. our reputed not find evidence of political views expressed in these i would say private messages to the specific investigators decision that we review. rather consistent with the analytic approach specific decisions with result of

leader pelosi, ranking member cummings and shiff are voting and on their way and they'll speak when they get here. we now know the long awaited report from the inspector general has been made public. several things are crystal clear. first and foremost, anyone who is hoping to use this report to undermine the mueller probe or prove the existence of a deep state conspiracy against president trump will be sorely disappointed. those of us who are interested in the truth, however, are pleased to know that the not r inspector general wrote time and time again that when it came to the clinton e-mail investigation, quote, no evidence that the conclusions by department prosecutors were affected by bias or improper considerations. no evidence that the conclusions by department prosecutors were affected by bias or other improper considerations. rather, we concluded that they were based on the prosecutor's assessments of the facts, the law and past department practices. ma plain and simple, couldn't be plainer, couldn't be any more strong repudiation of those who wish to say that there was bias in

dominic cummings has repeatedly refused to appear before mps despite a formal summons being issued.e committee introduced a rarely—used motion in the house of commons to persuade him to come along. this is the first time since 1920 that a motion of this kind has been put before the house. it is not been done lightly and in some ways done with regret because i wish we had not come to this point and we could have reached a successful conclusion to the invitation we issued to him before now. before i continue with my remarks, it might be right to explain why that we are in this position now. the select committee in march asked him to come to the committee as part of our investigation into disinformation and fake news. i should say we're not doing an inquiry. we are not seeking to have people come in from the referendums and to scrutinise the details of the campaigns. we are conducting an inquiry into an important part of that inquiry the use of data in the course of campaigning. during the course of our investigations, other witnesses come forward and made allegations about worker full

oversight chair trey gowdy and ranking member elijah cummings sounding off to say the least. because this inspector general's report should conjure anger, disappointment, and sadness in everyone who reads it. this ig report lays bare the bias, the animus, the prejudging of facts by senior fbi agents and senior attorneys. in attempts to minimize and mitigate this bias are so antithetical to what we want and deserve in our law enforcement officers and it's dangerous to the broader community. >> at this point, i think it's crystal clear that the only answer republicans will accept is that hillary clinton must be guilty. republicans in congress are only willing to use their full arsenal of constitutional weapons to attack hillary clinton or protect donald trump. >> melissa: i go to you first. is it about attacking hillary clinton? when i heard was trying to get to the bottom of what's going on at the fbi and their bias. >> pete: that's exactly right. at this inspector general report is finally a portion of the investigation into the investigators that's been long overdue. the way

eeijah cummings said sanders should have served. but he blames president trump for creating any u tone of discourse in this country. >> he'sal bas given people a license to statehings that are ugly and those this then turn into actions as we can see. >> here is more of what virginia residents have to say. >> no, i don'think that it's right but this is a symptom. this is a result of what some licies have done to this country. >> they need to respect everybody else's views and they want to turn people -- turn service to people away that think differently than they think. >> the incident has folks on social media wondering if we're hearing to an america with del democrat or republican only reraunr reraunre restaurants. >>> a deadly head on collision and they think both drivers were driving on revoked clicenses. thsh happening 3:30 this morning on route 340. oopers say there was thick fog at the time. the driver who tied on scene is suspected to have been drinking. en to the driver t hospital and is expected to survive. the road was clo

here is a sample when ch -- that we got from elijah cummings and a hearing that republicans called to discuss hillary clinton's e-mails and this is instead what he wanted to talk about. >> we now have reports that parents are being deported but the trump administration is keeping their children here. 2018, in america. we do not need legislation. this is a policy and understand this, this was a policy invented, implemented and executed by president trump. we need you -- those children need you. i'm talking directly to my republican colleagues. we need you to stand up to president trump. we need you to join us in telling him that we reject this mean policy. we need you to tell him to abandon this policy. we need you to remind him that this is a united states of america. and it is a great country. and we need you to stand up for those children. we sent letter after letter, letter after letter asking these committees to investigate the trump administration's policy which is now resulting in child internment camps. that is what i said. child internment camps. but we have got no response. e

dominic cummings has repeatedly refused to speak to mps.lture committee introduced a rarely—used motion in the house of commons to persuade him to come along. this was the first time since 1920 that a motion of this kind has been put before the house. it has not been done lightly, in some ways it is with regret, i wish we could have reached a successful conclusion to the invitation we issued to dominic cummings before now. while one witness was refusing to appear, another was on appearance number two. alexander nix, the former chief executive of cambridge analytica — the political consultancy at the heart of the row about facebook and privacy — suggested he was the victim of a conspiracy theory. to deny everything that has been said or written about you and then when you are caught going on the record saying something your first response is, that's all lies. you can understand that is a frustrating position for us to be in, to have to listen. not as frustrating a position as it is for me. the culture secretary gave the green light for two c

>> congressman elijah cummings in congress and that is what it is like in congress right now. congressman cummings is his own thing and a very powerful speaker but this is the level of outrage summoned by what the trump administration has started doing on the border. but they want this. there is this tension here in terms of what the administration is trying to pull off here. it is not that they didn't know it would create outrage to start ripping 2-year-olds away from parents. it is not like they are trying to assuage people's concerns about the policy. there is a reason the president went out of his way today to deliberately describe immigrants as an infestation in this country. they infest our country -- he said today. white house knows what that means. white house adviser steven miller explained to "the new york times" how much the trump administration loves the outrage over this. how much they are in fact banking on it. how, in fact, that is the point of what they are doing. steven miller telling the "times," you have one party in favor of open borders and you have one pa

cummings: mr. speaker, in closing i must point out that my republican colleagues say they want to address the opioid crisis. they are standing silent as the trump administration actively tries to destroy the affordable care act's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, which is, by the way, includes substance use disorders. if we aren't going to take expand accesss to adigs -- additional treatment, at least we should all agree that we shouldn't rolled back protection that is prevent insurance companies from discriminating against people with substance use disorders. therefore, we should all be working to protect the affordable care act from the trump administration's efforts-e effort to destroy -- effort to destroy the etension protection it is provides. again, remind all of that that ondcp is a very important entity . and it has a job to do. it must be properly funded. and a lot of people when they give statistics about opioids and drugs, mr. speaker, they find themselves speaking abo

cummings. mr. cummings: i want to thank the gentleman for yielding. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. cummings: for yielding me this time. mr. speaker, i oppose this rule. this week the house is considering dozens of bills to combat the opioid epidemic. these are small, bipartisan bills that we all support, but they are simply not enough. our country is in the midst of the greatest public health emergency in decades. we have all heard the grim statistics so i won't repeat them. yet none of the bills we're considering this week provide he dedicated and sustained resources we need to combat this crisis. president trump's own counsel of economic advisors found that the opioid crisis rightly cost our nation more than $500 billion in just one year. we could not just nibble around the edges. could not just rearrange the deck chairs on the titanic. we must treat the opioid epidemic like the true public health emergency that it is. i offered an amendment that could have changed this, but the house is not being allowed

plus we'll ask maryland depth congressman elijah cummings why dems won't put politics aside and vote with republicans. then we'll hear from voters in arizona, where immigration is a fact of life. what do they think of what's going on in washington? >> i'm 100% behind donald trump. we finally got a leader that does something. >> i think that we're stepping on the grounds of human rights. you know, republican or democrat, i think that this is just escalating. very, very dramatically. and very, very badly. >> and in a new cbs news battleground tracker survey, voters nationwide weigh in on immigration and more. plus, plenty of analysis on all the news, all coming up on "face the nation." >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." protests continued over the weekend as the department of health and human services announced that there are 2,053 minors still in their custody, but that they knew the location of all of the children and cry theate created a task force to reunite them with their families. the agency say 522 children previously in the custody of customs and border protec

she is on stage as well as cummings. th are waiting to hear from ben jlous. he has a very forward looking agenda which is baltimore sun says offers the contrast to larry h larry hogan. they were unable to be mared in baltimore. the law did not allow it. they moved to california. we'll come back when he takes the stage. back to you. >> allight. we'll stay in close touch. thank you. >>> we go live to college park now he was thanking their volunteers. he did concede. he sai he called him on the phone, congratulated him andd pledo give his support in this campaign as he takes on governor lar hogan, a very popular republican here in the state ofmaryland. i want to show you a little bit of what's going on here. you can't exactly call it a victory celebration here. it took him three times to win. he talked about how blessed he was to be in that office and to have areat political life. let's hear a little bit of what he had to say. >> i talk today mr. jealous. i talked to ben. i congratulated him on a hard fought campaign. i told him we'll do everything we can to mak

((ken))that was brandi cummings reporting.hbo was also there shooting a documentary.production startede james deangelo was arrested. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's meteorologist anny hong joins us with a look ahead (anny hong): an upper trough moving through is bringing strong onshore flow and cooler temperatures to the district this afternoon. a warming trend is forecast friday through sunday as an upper ridge moves over the area. temperatures to level off next week as an upper trough approaches. still ahead at 8a pair of drug dealers picked the wrong grandma to mess with. what happened when they confronted her over money a family member owed. plus... it's video of a violent arrest... that has now gone viral. what police say happened, when they confronted a woman suspected of underage drinking on a popular beach. new body cam video tonight..showing a violent popular beach.drinking on a underage suspected of woman confronted a when they say happened, approaches. upper trough week as an upper trough approaches. still ahe

democrat elijah cummings, openly admitted at the hearing he would prefer to distract and talk about thenment catches, the phrase that cummings used. the president meanwhile wrapped up an urgent meeting on capitol hill on immigration with house republicans, floating bills that would allow immigrant families to stay together while they wait for a judge to hear their case. the president could support one of those bills but only if it has funding for a border wall other border security measures. chuck schumer has said he will not support such a measure. schumer has been complaining about these detention centers, about the way children are being treated at the border. but he's saying he won't support legislation that would actually fix this problem, and make sure that children are not separated from their families. schumer stated reason he thinks it'll take too long to pass the legislation, it's easier for the tonight use his pen and change this on an executive basis. i tell you white house officials think that the real reason is he wants to keep this political issue alive, sean. >> sean: i

it's a little past cummings skyway at this point. travel times in the red 41 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. this is 80 near 4. you can see as folks make their way through hercules, slow, not a fun ride for the eastshore freeway. over at the maze, traffic continues to be stacked up heading into san francisco. getting very busy. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> now, we have got our audio issues worked out so that's good. we can finally hear anne makovec, who has the latest on the san francisco mayoral race. anne, we talked yesterday, you thought the decision would come down maybe late yesterday. but it looks like it could be a couple more days. >> reporter: i was hoping you would forget about that, michelle. it might be next week before we find out who the next mayor of san francisco is. they are still counting ballots here at san francisco city hall. the ranked choice voting system is the reason for all of the uncertainty. as of midnight on election night, london breed looked to be considerably ahead wit

leader pelosi, ranking member cummings, and ranking member schiff are voting and on their way. and they'll speak when they get here. well, so we now know the long-awaited report from the inspector general has been made public. several things are c

ilia: la dudosa cum ilia: incertidumbre y temor son los sentimientos de los familiares de los inmigrantese tu amas, que miras cada dÍa esposado. viviana: a sus 18 aÑos, este joven dice que deberÁ asumir el rol de su padre. >> es la posiciÓn que me caÍa mi ahora. ahora tengo que ser responsable de mi familia, mi mamÁ y mis hermanos. viviana: mientras tanto, iglesias del Área continÚan llegando familiares de los detenidos en busca de ayuda legal para sus seres queridos. algunas no han tenido noticias de ellos. >> no sabemos absolutamente nada. lo Último que supimos fue que los estaban llevando para michigan y ahÍ no supimos nada. vivina: abogados expertos en inmigraciÓn advierten que el escenario que enfrentan los inmigrantes arrestados es complicado. >> los oficiales, el gobierno, los jueces, las fiscales no estÁn tratando de ayudarles, estÁ tratando de deportarme si tienen que tener alguien que estÁ respaldando. viviana: de acuerdo a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn, de los 114 90 permanece bajo su custodia en centros de detenciÓn en ohio y michigan. el resto fueron liberados bajo diferente

elijah cummings is one of the a fewin democrats say the restaurant should have served sanders.k a differentet approach. 's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up and if you see anybody fro cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd.and you . and you tell them they are not welcome. >> so please note t restaurant in this story shouldn't be confused with the red hen in washington. the restaurant is unaffiliated with the virginia location and says it will serve everyone. >> nats serving up a. win time for the morning line ts of runs scored. nationals bhit the pies at tos park final score eight it was a daniel murphy two run t singlet was the gameci der last night. although, you know, lots of runs as we said back and forth in this one and murphy feeling his groove after being out for almost the entire season. anthony rendon had a and a double, there was a rain delay. ubles.harper had three there was a rain delay. rainlast night.t did >>> big score for the c washingtonitals. the team resigned defenseman john car

cummings announcements help trump and hurt hillary. >> the report and agent you mentioned, it didn't say that the inspector general could not rule out that it did in fact the investigation. the report said there was no evidence that it did. and said there was no evidence that his opinion were bias or that it affected the investigation. a couple crucial things, like should witnesses -- should some of hillary's associates be suecd to subpoenas. the decision was no. they said there was no evidence that his opinions affected the investigation. that all of the decisions made were reasonable and well within scope of what we would expect. >> i believe you released a statement yesterday saying that the report showed that the announcements affected the outcome of the election. >> it certainly did. >> you would not say that makes his election questionable? >> may intervene twice, highly improper ways. they were against guidelines and practices. for reasons of comey's arrogance. he thought he knew better. the proof of that is that trump kept quoting him that hillary is going to get locked up. t

elizabeth: congressman elijiah cummings on capitol hill today as house republicans gather tonight at the capitol to meet with president trump on immigration. elijiah cummings blasting the trump administration's zero tolerance policy, has resulted in separations of undocumented families at border. white house officials have said this policy is meant as a deterrent, but a growing number of republicans saying it's unacceptable and immoral to use children as leverage to enact policies while democrats and republicans still drag their feet on fixing immigration. president obama also had warned central americans against bringing their children to the border back in 2014. let's listen. >> some of your critics have said you have to speak out more directly to the people of central america and say, don't come. if you come, you will be deported. >> well, we actually just -- we've done that. the problem is, is that under current law once those kids come across the border, there's a system in which we're supposed to process them, take care of them until we can send them back. >> is your message do

of female chefs achieving michelin stars is on the rise here in germany twenty seven year old yulia cum has reached this status as the country's youngest female chef she works her magic at a restaurant near clones so we went along to find out what inspires her call unary creations. beneath the mint yogurt foam scallops resting on a bed of eggplant mousse. lamb with chick pee crunch. pomegranate cream and a persian lemon sauce. and the chinese and pastry pockets and finally a dessert of olives and chocolate. germany's youngest female mispronounce star chef often adds an oriental touch to the dishes she creates. a fascination with arab culture and cuisine began when she was a child which was not so long ago given that she's now just twenty eight. years of him in him well if we had not always gone to the orient on holiday perhaps i wouldn't be so interested in all these countries perhaps i would have trained to be a chef who knows that man is what i saw there is that grandmothers and mothers with dried chillies on the roofs of their houses and grind them and invest a lot of love that's wha

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maryland congressman elijah cummings is one ofghe few democrats s the restaurant should have served sanders although he added he believes that president trump created the environment for hostilityo exist. californiaat congresswoman maxiers took a different approach. >> l's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up d if youee anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a departmentre, at a gas lease station, yogasoline st and you create a crowd and you push backn them a you tell them that they are not welcome. >> also wanted to note that the resta tant ins story should not be confused withn the rein d.c. that restaurant is affiliated with the virginia location and says it will serve everyone. >>riomorrow is pry day in maryland andy n19,000 of you could face problems voting cause of a clerical error. ste election leaders say there was a computer glitch with people who went to the motor vehicle web site or kiosk to make changes with their addresses a or partyffiliation. the changes were not submitted tohe election board for processing. the b problems occuetween april of last year and

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>> reporter: representative elijah cummings visibly emotional. >> we need you to remind him that thiss the united states of america. it is a great country. we need you to stand up and for those children. >> reporter: senator bob menendez playing sounds of those crying children on the senate floor. [ crying ] >> how do you submit the cries of innocent children to the congressional record? >> reporter: members from the president's own party saying a more prominent fix is needed. >> a lot of us have said publicly we'd like to see this fixed. that i don't think this is going to age well over time. we'll see where the administration comes out. >> i don't think anybody likes to see these images or the reality of children being separated from their parents. >> reporter: the white house says the president doesn't want a quick fix, he wants immigration reform, and his wall. today, doubling down on his policy. >> i don't want children taken away from parents. and when you prosecute the parents for coming in illegally, which should happen, you have to take the children away. >> reporter: once ag

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it's why i have joined ranking member cummings to demand an oversight committee hearing on this reckless policy and why i signed on to a resolution condemning this horrific behavior as the child abuse that it is. and why i am joining the women's caucus next week in a shadow hearing, because we have requested a hearing from the republican majority and have not granted it, so we are having our own hearing to explore this issue more. the administration needs to immediately change course and every member of congress must hold it accountable for doing so. these children, these families and this country deserves so much better. i thank my good friend, representative correa for hosting this order and allowing allowing me to participate in this special order this evening. and i yield back. mr. correa: thank you to the distinguished gentlelady from new york. now i would like to yield my od friend mr. david cyst silley from rhode island. rhode island. om . mr. cicilline: we have a tradition of welcoming people from all over the world who are fleeing violence and war and repression. it's in fact on

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chairman gowdy and goodlatte, and thank you ranking members cummings and nadler and members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to testify today regarding the report we released last week. our 500-page-plus report provides a thorough, comprehensive, and objective recitation of the facts related to the department's and the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail investigation. it was the product of 17 months of investigative work by a dedicated oig team that reviewed well over 1.2 million documents and interviewed more than 100 witnesses, many on multiple occasions. the review team followed the evidence wherever it led. and through their efforts, we identified the inappropriate text and instant messages discussed in the report. additionally, the oig's painstaking forensic examinations recovered thousands of text messages that otherwise would have been lost or been undisclosed. as detailed in our report, we found that the inappropriate political messages that we uncovered cast a cloud over the midyear investigation, sewed doubt about the credibility of the fbi's handling of it and impact

and democrat elijah cummings admitted democrats at the hearing would rather talk about, talking about in stark terms rather than all the new information. >> we will not keep kids in internment camps indefinitely and hidden away from public view. what country is that? i am talking to my republican colleagues. we need you to stand up to donald trump. >> back to the no, he's not going to be president, we will stop it. what do you think the it is in the phrase we will stop it? >> it is clear from the context, we are going to stop him from becoming president. >> did you find fbi attorneys who manifest against donald trump? >> we did. we have three additional fbi agents as we detail in the report. >> reporter: peter stzrok was escorted out of fbi headquarters, what took a year to get that done and it appears he still has a job tonight. shannon: that is what his lawyer says. the president meeting with house republicans on capitol hill to discuss immigration saying it was a good meeting, it was underwhelming. >> reporter: a wild night on capitol hill, extreme display of hostility towards dona

elijah cummings member of congress from maryland. he says it was a mistake.tweeted this out. kind of amazed and appalled by the number of folks on the left who applauded the expulsion of press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and her family from the restaurant. this, in the end is, a triumph for donald trump's vision of america. now, we are divided by red plates and blue plates, #sad. for david axelrod to come out to say this number one a red line was crossed. number two, essentially that is a political loser for the left if they keep that up. if he is doing that i think that's probably a good analysis. it's a warning. maybe this is not the way you should be going. ainsley: i think the majority of people out there are good people. they want the best. when you watch those videos of the immigrants families, my gosh, everyone has a heart for those moms and those babies. you want the best for them. ainsley: you definitely want to keep the country safe and make sure -- we have talked to so many people who have lost their loved ones because people are deported. the

gene cummings is with us. what do we know about the plight of his people? >> we don't know a whole lot because -- >> shep: was our description generally speaking accurate? >> from what we know. we know from defectors what the conditions are over there. the number of defectors in the past year given the new restrictions on immigration and migration, that the trump administration has imposed, the number of recent defectors is downo two, literally two. >> shep: two people. >> two people have gained access to the united states. the numbers are always low. regard low. but those defectors that have come in have described the very kinds of conditions that your talking about and what you described was in a united nations report in recent years. yes, those are the conditions that people are enduring over there. that's why so many human rights advocates wanted for the president to put that issue on the table in a more animated way than it appears to have been. >> shep: you mentioned there's a rhetorical carrot and stick action re >> yes. one of the things with the pr

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kennedy: during today's hearing elijah cummings used his opening statement to weigh in on the immigrationrisis. >> we sent letter after letter asking these committees to investigate the trump administration's policy which is how resulting in child interment camps. child interment camps. kennedy: there is some heated rhetoric on both side. and a lot of pressure on the trump administration continuing. a growing number of republicans are also calling for an end to the practice of separating children from their parents. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell asked if the republicans will pay a political price for the policies. >> we'll fiction the problem. if the president says we need to act, the democrats say we need to act, and we say we need to act. when that happens, we act. kennedy: the editorial board writing this is self-destructive politics. they will keep giving people daily pictures of children getting stripped from their parents. dan heni henning ever, welcome . they would historically be wall opened. how confident are you that if this immigration mess continues it could taint the

in the house eliza cummings became very emotional and demanded president trump relax thatto zerranced be able to agree that in the united states of america we will not intentionally separate children from their parents. we will not do that.et we arer than that. we are souc better. we should be able to agree that we will not keep i kids internment camps indefinitely and hidden away from public view. what country is that? this is the united states of america. >> president trump bs the way overturned a number of policies that he inherited from the obama administration and said he's only following the he law. ays congress needs to act to give him the power to keep families together. jim, doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> you may be wondering what'se happening tohildren who are in custody. an average of 67 children a day have come into the system since the zero tolerance policy began. at one shelterbc news visited the children are given just two hours a day to go outside. on average children spend 51 days at these b facilitieore they're placed with a sponsor ie the unid states

and congressman elijah cummings of maryland joins us now.much for being on this morning. it is great to see you. >> it is good to be here. >> also great to hear your voice yesterday and what you said. >> thank you. >> tell us what's going on on capitol hill. >> i think -- go ahead. >> are you being heard? >> i think we are being heard, but we certainly are being ignored. i think basically what president trump has done is he's decided that he is going to ram this policy -- and by the way it is his policy -- down the throats of the american people. and basically what he'll do is a term i often use, he'll rope-a-dope until people get tired and they won't talk about it anymore and then he will have his way. but this is -- we're going down a slippery slope. the question is, where does all of this end? when you've got toddlers sitting around in a room crying for their mother or their dad, and you've got tent cities being built. by the way, which are extremely expensive. and there are people benefiting from this, corporations, nonprofits benefiting