here is the problem, when you have illegal immigrants coming and you grant them de facto amnesty and bility then to sponsor someone for a green card, that is amnesty. it is not like you're saying someone came here, went through the process legally and then sponsored their parent or a spouse or something like that, we're talking about granting some form of undocumented legal status to 1.8 million people and the president's proposal, far fewer than representative goodlatte's proposal. >> i want to ask you about this new york times story reporting. s cnn confirmed this, that the president ordered bob mueller fired but backed off of it when the white house counsel threatened to resign over it. what do you make of it? >> well, i think the president had a pretty good discussion with his advisers and came to the right decision. that's a good thing. i think the mueller investigation ought to go forward. i also think we ought to get to the bottom of what could be corruption in the department of justice and the fbi. we do not want the federal government spying on american citizens with warrantl

cannabis activity, the ordinance outlined a registration period that was meant to serve as a de facto amnesty process for existing operators to come forward and make their activity known to the city. again, it was meant to serve as amnesty, this board and the mayor determined that it was in our best interest to ensure that cannabis activity comes out of the shadows, and moves into a regulated system. however, during the course of inspections of these operations, the department of building inspection has been issuing penalties for work without a permit because they are bound by law to do so. so, this ordinance makes clear that d.b.i. penalties will be waived for those who register with the office of cannabis and paid fees, directs d.b.i. to reimburse them. the possibilities of receiving thousands in penalties is not in the spirit of the registration process or the intent to move them towards compliance and serve as a disincentive for cannabis operators to work with the city. we must continue to build trust with the cannabis community to ensure the efficacy of article 16 and the ordinance is me