now leaders in your party like dick durbin are saying that i.c.e.ed. i don't see you defending law enforcement in that case, these are people trying to break up games. they are trying to break up child sex trafficking rings. and yet democratic leaders are attacking these i.c.e. agents and calling them incompetent. >> let's be clear, no one in the mainstream leadership is saying, we should abolish i.c.e. >> ed: hold on, pardon me once decadent. dick durbin said they were incompetent. >> and i said nobody in mainstream democratic leadership is saying we should abolish i.c.e. i'm saying we should not increase the budget, it's being used to continue family separations and not reunite kids. we cannot increase funding to the i.c.e. when i.c.e. is being used for fundamentally for all purposes. no one is saying abolish i.c.e. >> this is one place where he and i agree because i think you just put half of the democratic leadership outside the mainstream. they have adopted this extreme position -- >> know they haven't. that's the point, we haven't. >> of democ

and dick durbin is saying they are full of in competence. >> [laughter] well i think dick durbin's commentmmigration policy. that said, it's a very legitimate question that you're raising and that the public is going to raise, what are we doing about security and i think we need to couple our answer on abolishing i.c.e. which is a very legitimate policy. it's needed reform, and called for reform for a long time including redoing it as an independent agency, putting it in together with other agencies, but we need to couple that with a security response. ed: so pardon me but it sounds to me like you're getting at something very important which it seems to me that you may be pointing the democratic party to the idea that just running out saying let's abolish i.c.e. does not make a lot of sense either literally or politically and so you're trying to drive the conversation in your party to how do we have security and reasonable reform of i.c.e. and other agencies? that and correct me if i'm wrong and characterizing it but that seems a lot more reasonable than senators coming out saying let's ge

. >> kennedy: was interesting is to have this dynamic cure of dick durbin saying is much more important for democrats and close races in red states were trumped won come about with this democratic caucus and really throw yourselves on the altar of sacrifice. so he's telling joe manchin, joe donnelly, heidi heitkamp that it doesn't matter, if you're in close races, it doesn't matter if you have a political future. that's how important this is. speech he was interesting to me, and i don't think this is lost in the american public. it's not about are you pro-life or pro-choice, how do you feel about this issue or that issue, it's do you think that a judge should be doing magic tricks with the constitution to make it say something it doesn't? 's and that what it's really supposed to be about? >> andrew: that's exactly right and what's really lost is what terrific craftsmen of the law these four finalists are. it really shouldn't matter. they're all very much committed to what ought to be conservative principles for interpreting the constitution. >> kennedy: we heard a lot about that after t

lou: and so is dick durbin. this is dick durbin on the president's supreme court nomination. >> the men and women that i work with on the democratic side really take this seriously. they understand it's an historic decision. it's about more than the next election. it's about what in the country, the united states of america is going to chart as its course in the future on this supreme court. i think each and every one of them take that seriously, that personally. it goes beyond the next election. lou: wow. who knew that it went beyond the next election at any time for dick durbin, who is the leading dem hack in the senate. your thoughts. >> well they want to fight. we're going to give them a fight. there's a lot of groups including my copac, we're going to put $5 million at least into this race. many other element to the conservative elements are going to put money in there. this will be like a presidential campaign. the most vicious fight ever to put someone very qualified on the court. lou: and you know, it is

carly: illinois senator dick durbin making those comments at an immigration rally in chicago. he joined the list of democrats calling for ice to be abolished but some on social media are calling senator durbin's record into question. lisa on twitter says how much has he gotten done during his tenure? not as much as the brave people in line for due in a week. john also point out if ice is incompetent, what have durbin done totry to fix the problem? robert on social media also says this. one to know one . he joins new york city mayor bill be blasio also calling on ice to be abolished. heather: let's address this, this picture and the some possible explanation. carly: if this is the first time you're seeing these pictures, it won't be the last. a hunter in kentucky has sparked a social media firestorm posingthe giraffe that she just shot on an african safari. she called that her dream hunt . these pictures were taken last year, there recently now going viral because an african media outlet posted them to social media calling the giraffe a very rare black giraffe but that hunter t

dick durbin questioning him about the administration's detention and entire gags policies.s the george w. bush era. this is guantanamo, torture, he was asked what he knew about a key architect of those policies. kavanaugh said he had no idea and he was not involved. >> senator, i was not involved and am not involved in the questions that the rules governing detention of combatants. so i do not have any involvement with that. >> i do not have any involvement with that. it turns out that was not true. it turned out he had been personally involved in white house discussions about that issue, according to a report published about a year after got confirmed to the d.c. circuit court. when the report came out, senator durbin wrote brett kavanaugh a letter. dear judge kavanaugh. by testifying under oath, it appears that you misled me, the senate judiciary committee is the nation. senator patrick leahy wrote again is basically referred those alleged misstatements by judge kavanaugh during his confirmation, referred them to the justice department for possible prosecution. he wrote,

we will ask dick durbin, senate number 2 democrat who wants delay a vote till after midterms.lus -- >> journalists like all americans should be free from the fare -- fear from violently attacked while doing job. chris: linkens the death of maryland. both sides playing disturbing blame game all right now on fox news sunday. and hello, again, from fox news in washington. as america settles in for the 4 of july holiday, president trump has set ambitious agenda for this week. he's finalizing his supreme court pick to be announced in just 8 days and preparing for a trip to europe including a summit with russian president vladimir putin, in a moment we will talk with john bolton who is just back from moscow. first, let's bring in correspondent kevin cork at the white house with the latest with the president's plan, kevin. >> chris, for president has been unconventional, this idea of following an orderly structure play book to nominate and ultimately seat a second supreme court justice is frankly not trumpian, but given the gop's razer-thin manager anyone the senate, prudence in this

dick durbin is telling them risk your entire political career and he said it before the nomination wasced. >> yes, look, the reaction already. it's all you need to know about kavanaugh, the fact that the dnc has already stated this man shouldn't be anywhere close to the supreme court. the fact that chuck schumer has just announced that he will use every weapon in his arsenal to stop this abomination. >> sean: he said that last day before he was nominated. >> this tells you that this is the right man for the job. it tells you november is going to be very, very tough for the democrats. i want to make sure that the white house is listening. bill sean, this is going to be a very important communications message because this is going to be worse than bork. they will use every dirty trick in the book to block this nomination. >> sean: ted kennedy about robert bork. it was a disgrace to the u.s. senate. what they did to clarence thomas was a disgrace but it's going to happen. i've been saying this for weeks. it's predictable. >> it doesn't matter who president trump would have nominated, thes

aisle and from the state next door in chicago is democratic whip, the number two in the senate, dick durbin of illinois. senator durbin, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks, chuck. >> got the illinois rival with me right here. let me start with the supreme court. mitch mcconnell has said he would like to see it go in the direction of either thomas hardeman or raymond kethrich, believing they would be less controversial than the other two. what's your assessment of that, sir? >> before i get into that, hearts and prayers are with those boys in thailand, trapped in the cave. i hope our hearts and prayers are also with thousands of children, toddlers and infants removed from their parents by the trump administration under zero tolerance. they're trapped in a bureaucratic cave, too. so let's not forget them. but to your question, all of these nominees have been precleared by something called the federalist society. this is a group that looks carefully at each one of the nominees to make certain they can check all of the boxes. when it comes to the most conservative political agenda in a

joining us is dick durbin, the democratic whip who serves on the judiciary committee.t to go through a few topics with you. let me start with getting your reaction to this. in essence, what we're hearing before the mueller investigation is complete is a movement from there was no collusion with russians to meddle in the elections to even if it happened it wouldn't be a crime. how do you see it? >> i can't keep up with giuliani's theories of defense. and they change almost by the ho hour. collusion at one point never happened. the next point if it happened it's not serious. the bottom line is this, we have to wait until the mueller investigation is complete. many of us have known bob mueller, myself for almost 20 years, his life story tells us that he is an honest, sincere professional man who loves his country. whatever his conclusion is on the issue of collusionly stand by it. let me add we shouldn't forget obstruction of justice which is clearly a crime. >> but senator, this is going to be a political process. it's most likely going to be a report to congress. should

rachel did a look at this in her last hour and the idea that dick durbin on the judiciary committee gets another chance with this nominee under oath to go after that after being highly dissatisfied with what he heard from him in his previous confirmation hearing, that's the kind of risk that mitch mcconnell is concerned about. >> absolutely right. after that confirmation hearing dick durbin later sent him i letter asking to clarify his position after there were reports about what he might have known and he never got a response. so he's going to now have a chance to get that response under oath in front of the entire country. i think the reason this is so important and the reason it's so important that democrats do insist on all of those documents being turned over as by the way happened for elena kagan is because look what happened at the bush white house the time that brett kavanaugh was first in the white house counsel's office and then as a staff secretary where just about every piece of important paper of the presidency goes across your desk. they endorsed torture, misused intelligen

it's not what america is a about. >> senator dick durbin, i have to leave it there. democrat from illinois. senator, thanks for coming on and sharing your views. much appreciated. >> thanks. >> by the way, nbc news will provide live coverage ofum president s supreme court announcement tomorrow evening at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. later on the broadcast, we'll talk to president trump's lawyer, rudy guiliani. next, the fight over the supreme court and a reality check on north korea. the panel is next, so stick around. i wa able to turn the aircrafound, a, and was able to save two men's lives that night. my first job helped me to grow up pretty quickly. that'll happen when you're asked to respond to a coup. in 2001, i signed up for the air force. two days later, 9/11 happened. l.this is your wake-up c if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years,nd humira targetslocks

but there conceivably be more democrats that would jump ship and are they really listening to dick durbin? is he the new party leader that we don't know about? >> i don't think they are. they may be listening to chuck schumer and trying to hold the line especially if they have indication that some moderate republicans may be wavering. i do think that there is going to be a lot of outside pressure and not only from the president possibly going to these states campaigning the mentioning of this effort, but also outside groups spending millions of dollars in campaign ads, someone like jon tester who just out with a barrage of president trump in montana will have to deal with likely a barrage on his choice. >> harris: is such an interesting example in a freshman on our minds. real quickly before i let you go. the president makes his choice, what do we know will be the next steps in all of this? the american public and i was wondering what is happened in a day, will we know it doesn't happen the day the what's next? stick in the next steps are the tonight and then kind of a study process with

but dick durbin is still on the judiciary committee.ratic senator pat leahy is also still on the committee. are they going to resurface this is now? does this end up being a bigger deal now that kavanaugh is back in front of the committee he reportedly lied to? when he was before them last time, 12 years ago. joining us now, sherrilyn ifill, president and director counsel of the naacp legal defense and education fund. it is nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i wanted to ask about how you foresee the fight over judge kavanaugh's nomination? how you foresee it unfolding and whether we should look to the previous battles over his confirmation fur a lower court as a sort of predictor in terms of how things are going to unfold here. >> well, i think, rachel, it is not a predictor because i think this will be so much bigger, so much more of a brawl. the stakes are so much higher, certainly for civil rights groups, for women and many others. the stakes are as high as they can possibly be. but think about thi

we will ask dick durbin, the senate number two democrat who wants to delay a vote until after the midtermsplus. >> journalist, like all americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> chris: critics of president trump link his attacks on the press to the shooting deaths of five people at a newspaper in maryland. we will ask our sunday panel about both sides playing a disturbing blame game. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. as america settles in for the fourth of july holiday, president trump has set an ambitious agenda for this week. he's finalizing his supreme court pick to be announced in just eight days and preparing for a trip to europe, including a summit with russian president vladimir putin. in a moment we will talk with national security advisor john bolton, who is just back from moscow. but first let's bring in corresponding kevin corke at the white house with the latest on the president's plan. >> the president has been has been, let's just say, strikingly unconventional. a distortedly st

basically dick durbin said to , all red state democrat these people we want you to commit political suicidetop the nominee rather than worry about the midterm election. and trump carried the state by 41 points. now joe mansion is facing the voters inpo that state. i know who was mentioned and to run catholic charities he has a beautiful family and works to feed the homeless and by the way he noted he was hired to teach at harvard law school by justice kagan who was one of the most liberal justices we have ever seen. judge kavanaugh a strong catholicst faith feeding the homeless, hired by liberal justice kagan to teach harvard law but the left will still find ways to go after him. people nominate out of central casting. he did not like tillerson at first give me pompeo. but in this case he teaches at harvard and yale and central casting it will be hard to beat. the president has been telling people cavanaugh is 53 give her a few years on the bench he is next and they anticipate they have one or two more pics before he is done as t presiden. in the next six years. >> we will see if that is th

think with the democratic party specifically dick durbin called i.c.e. agents a group of incompetent. story about camero. >> thank you very much. lou: good evening i am david asman in for through dobbs, president trump meeting with potential supreme court justices moving rapidly on a nominee to replace justice kennedy. as they panic watching preemptive attacks before one is chose ep, president addressed the issue at white house while meeting with the prime minister of the netherlands. >> interesting, i will be meeting with two or three more, we'll make a decision on the united states supreme court. new justice that will be made over the next few days, and we'll announce it monday, i look forward to, that. i think that person that is choose en will be ou outstandin. >> president trump promised to pick from his list of 25 current frontrunners. >> outside groups advising white house' to get a conferring a vote by end of september because congress leaves for midterm campaigning by then. woulds house would white house d sell counsel don mccann. and justin cla

. >> dana: dick durbin talking about red state democrats seeking re-election.ivists have been gearing up for a heated battle over the choice to replace justice kennedy. chris stirewalt joins me now. i want you to look at an ad running against a red state democrat up for re-election, an ad but her opponent, josh holly. watch. >> the eyes of the nation are on missouri. we decide which values control the senate and the supreme court. claire mccaskill wants liberals in charge. that's how she votes. that's not missouri's way and it won't be my way. i got my start in the supreme court defending religious liberty. >> dana: so do you expect to see this tactic in all the other states? >> absolutely. it will work to varying degrees. you couldn't do this against joe manchin in west virginia because he's probably going to vote for this nominee anyway. the reason he can do it, mccaskill is turning a different approach. she thinks she can turn kansas city, kansas city suburbs to a enough of a degree to standing against this nominee. she's playing it differently. you'll see f

listen to dick durbin yesterday on cnn. >> look at i.c.e. what a group of incompetents.this point they focus more toddlers than terrorist. instead of deporting felons, they want to deport families being persecuted by criminal gangs. >> that is dick durbin. you've got the abolish i.c.e. hashtag and then you have the president tweeting that without ice, crime would be rampant and uncontrollable. where is the truth? >> i think that's an exaggeration. certainly, ice does play a role in rounding up terrorists. but to round up terrorists, you need intelligence in the community and you're not going to get intelligence from the community if you're deporting people, said the agency has a conflict admission that something does need to be done. >> if you're going to be a nation of laws, don't you need a group of law enforcement to go enforce those laws and people have broken them by coming across the border illegally? don't you need a group of federal agents to go arrest those people and a part-time? otherwise, what is the point of having the law? >> the question is how much you en

senate minority whip dick durbin spelling it out.isk losing their seats or break from the party. >> i will tell you the men and women i work with on the democratic side really take this seriously. they understand it's an historic decision. it is about more than the next election. it is about what the country, the united states of america, is going to chart as its court in the future. i think every one of them take that seriously and personally and goes beyond the next election. >> bill: kayleigh mcenany, juan williams and bill mcgurn. >> it's quite a bind. the worst nightmare for red state democrats begins. they have the choice to side with chuck schumer or their voters. we're already seeing attack ads out from republican candidates going after individuals claire mccaskill has one attack ad against her from josh holly saying the supreme court is at stake vote republicans. we're seeing it across the nation. >> bill: what he is saying is think about the history of the u.s. supreme court right, right? >> this is one of dick durbin's few

i really do think dick durbin is right.hink every democratic senator in a red state needs to go and commit political suicide. heidi heitkamp, claire mccaskill, they need to put it all on the line and oppose whoever the president picks. i think that's great advice. >> dana: it was reported senators donnelly, manchin and heitkamp, they were invited to the announcement tonight and they declined. >> juan: i think you will see tremendous pressure on susan collins and lisa murkowski, pro-choice republicans, to say this is too much. you can't have a supreme court become a rubber stamp for right wing agenda. >> sean: where is the evidence? you say these things and you are trying to scare the american people. >> juan: i am not scaring anybody. i'm just giving the facts. >> sean: nina totenberg made the comment that's the end of the world as we know it. dick durbin is telling these red state senators, democrats, to commit political suicide. >> juan: it's a matter of conscience and voting for what is right as opposed to -- political p

what i just discussed, you have dick durbin, you have senator gillibrand making a statement that icecompetent. these are law enforcement. men and women that leave their home every day and put their lives on the line for a little bit of money. we're not asking for a break. we're asking for respect. for them to call law enforcement officers incompetent. you know what that is? incompetent is when a u.s. senator wants a law enforcement officer to ignore the law rather than fix it. >> i think -- >> incompetence is when your senator vilifies the men and women enforces the law that he enacted. rather than congress fixing laws, they want to get villified. that's incompetence at the base. >> and rahm emanuel who said -- >> i was going to say there's a big leap between politicians criticizing a public agency and more police officers getting killed. that makes me nervous. 31 were fire related, 21% traffic causes. it's a big leap -- >> i'm not making a leap. i'm saying -- the america i grew up in, i grew up in a small town upstate new york. police officers were respected and revered. i started d

senator durbin: thank you, dick. before we call onour -- call on our guests, could you move over a bit? these are the missing empty record boxes. we want them filled with records. >> [laughter] haveor schumer: we now kristine lucius with us from the leadership conference on civil and human rights. durbin, yourenator comments take me back to the confirmation hearing, and what a stunning moment it was when he responded to your question with a blanket denial of any involvement. that is a great reminder for anyone wondering if we should judge brett kavanaugh's responsiveness by the number of pages, or judge it by the completeness of the record. your complete question definitely needs answering. someone that could not be honest under oath -- should they be given a promotion? i work at the leadership conference on civil and human rights, which is a coalition of over 200 national organizations working toward an america as good as its ideals. before this job i worked here for 14 years in the senate judiciary committee. i wor

on sunday, senate majority whip dick durbin suggested some may have to fall on their sword in order to prevent the president's pick from getting confirmed. watch this. >> it is a dilemma in one respect but not another. the men and women i work with on the democratic side really take this seriously. they understand it's historic decision. it's about more than the next election. it's about what the united states of america is going to chart as its course in the future on this supreme court. i think each and everyone of them take that seriously. that personally. it goes beyond the next election. >> harris: michael shearer, a national political reporter for the "washington post," great to have you today. >> thanks for having me. >> harris: this idea of, you know, political suicide, if you will, to save the nominee process or battle against it, as a democrat. is that going to work? >> you know, i think the most contested race, the democrats don't want to be put in that situation. that's why you've seen over the last 24 hours a lot of statements that say, essentially, i'm going to look at hi

my guest this morning, republican senator, lloyd biathlon of missouri and dick durbin of illinois. >>> plus north korea says the u.s. attitude is deeply regrettable, and accuses the u.s. of a gangster-like demandf denuclearizization. >> if those requests were gangster-like, the world is a gangster, because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved. >> is this president trump's mission accomplished moment? >>> also, the russia investigation. michael cohen says his family and country have his first loyalty. and a senate committee agrees help mr. a tried to trump win the election. my guest this morning, president trump's lawyer,y rud guiliani. danielle letca of the american enterprise institute. nbc news, senior political editor, mark murray, and susan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> fro i nbc news washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. boy, do we have a lot to get to. the troubled nuclear talk

dick durbin is telling them, risk your entire political career. he said itt before, the nomination was even announced. >> the reaction already, greg is absolutely right, is all you need to know about cavanaugh. the fact that the dnc has already stated that this man shouldn't be anywhere close to the supreme court, the fact that chuck schumer has just announced that he will use every weapon in his arsenal to stop this nomination, it tells us -- >> sean: he said that last week before his nomination. shocker. >> it tells you this is the right man for the job but it tells you of november will be very, very tough for the democrats. i just want to make sure that the white house is listening. this will be a very important communications with method because it will be worse than bork. i give you the prediction now, they will use every dirty trick in the book to block the nomination but we can't get it through. >> sean: i played ted kennedy. it was a disgrace to the u.s. senate. and what they did to clarence thomas was a disgrace to the u.s. senate. but, i

going to spend $5 million opposing this pick, but people on the left, including your old boss, dick durbin, say it's a lost cause. >> look, i think this fight is not about vengeance or retaliation, it's about education and activation. senator durbin is right, invisible is right, we don't have a majority of democrats who can on their own stop this nomination from moving forward. but on the two key issues where this nomination is going to be fought, with the facilities to overturn roe versus wade and the battle to overturn the affordable care act, there are a majority of senators on both sides of the aisle who could stand up and stop this nomination from moving forward and that's the fight that we're going to have. president trump has made clear he has a litmus test for any of his nominees, that they will overturn roe versus wade automatically so there will be punishment for the woman, as he said. none of his justices would make the mistake of justice roberts in upholding the aca. we know regardless of which one of those four he picks tonight, that's a vote to overturn roe versus wade and a

>> easy for dick durbin to say in illinois. very difficult for people who are facing reelection.thing of substance they might need to work on it a little bit more but also this is a pick who is a very mainstream justice. he has served as a judge for 12 years, he has 300 opinions. you see a consistency to how he's rolling. he cares a lot about the constitution and the limits it places on different branches of government. he applies principal, so he will rule in favor of groups that are on the left or groups that are on the right depending on his principal. it will be hard to find things to go against him. this health care tracking point is interesting in part because he's replacing kennedy, who voted that the individual mandate was unconstitutional. in order to say that he's going to have some effect that's negative, you would have to say he is going to be willing differently than kennedy and kennedy already ruled. >> that's a sure midterm election by that actually has very little bearing on the fight about kavanaugh. it's just part of their messaging about they want to make healt

dick durbin. joining us. member of the judiciary committee and democratic leader in the senate as well. senator, what does it say that michael flynn is first of all continuing to cooperate right now with the special counsel. as he awaits sentencing. >> of course, glad he is cooperating. i hope we can get to the bottom of it. get to the truth of it. that's been, bob mueller's goal. i respect him very much in what he is trying to achieve. in terms of his job. future of his family. i can't comment on that. what does it say, paul manafort is concerned about his safety in prison. willing to spend 23 hours a day in solitary confinement opposed to moving to a prison closer to washington d.c. where he fears for his safety. >> your colleague had it right. you can't make this up. to think paul manafort, this gregarious, political man, toast of the town, many continents, now wants to be 23 hours alone in his cell. i can't believe there is a threat of that nature. if he perceives it. willing to constituent there 23 hours

questions the democratic senator dick durbin laid out yesterday. >> wait a minute.eing chosen to head up the criminal division of the department of justice and you have no experience? you have never prosecuted a case, never? never once been in a federal court room, not one time? that's fact. >> then there are questions about his resume, specifically his work for a russian bank that thrives under the putin government. here's what senator dianne feinstein had to say. special counsel mueller's investigation has resulted in 23 indictments, 5 guilty pleas and one prison sentence in only one year. confirming benczkowski puts that in jeopardy. here's why. he refuses to recuse himself from the russia investigation, she writes, despite having worked for a russian bank under investigation for ties to trump. he also pushed for comey's firing to a.g. sessions, while serving on the trump transition team. those are clear conflicts of interest. doug cornell is a former senior advisor with the dnc, he's joining our table. ken dilanian back with us as well as betsy and seek. 51-48,

morning senator feinstein released a letter to the ,ational senate archives including longtime member dick durbin. requesting the full set of documents. continue, i want to make it clear for just a second how aggressive the obstruction is. as you know, breaking all historical president, chairman grassley has made a partisan request to the national archives requesting only a small portion of judge kavanagh's time in the white house, from his time in the white house counsel's office but not from his time as staff secretary. that staff secretary was the most senior position he held in the white house, and he held the job for three of the five years that he worked for president bush. deliberately ignoring the nominee's record during that period would be bad enough. in this case, it is only the tip of the iceberg. sent hise senator request at 5:00 p.m. on friday, the bush library had already the white house counsel office documents to a team of lawyers, led by mr. bill burke. mr. burke represents george w. bush, president bush, a strong supporter of brett kavanaugh. he also represents steve bannon, re

dick durbin (d-illinois): "it's time to put an end to this cruel and incompetent policy. ice. what a group of incompetence. at this point they're more focused on toddlers than terrorists." trump came to ice's defense saturday-- tweeting his support "to the great and brave men and women of ice" writing they're "doing a fantastic job."meanwhile-- even the youngest who showed up to rally near the white house say-- the stories and images from the detention centers have touched and inspired them to take action. mos: "this is evil. it needs to stop!"i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( marty )and in the bay area, thousands demonstrated immigration policies. kron 4's philippe djegal reports from dolores park. (philippe)nats- "we're wanting an end to immigration crackdowns."nats- galvanized by emotional images of undocumented immigrant children being separated from their parents at the us-mexico border...nats- several thousand angry people rally outside city hall in san francisco...nats- "he puts the kids in cages." the protestors arriving at civic cente

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dick durbin (d-illinois): "it's time to put an end to this cruel and incompetent policy. look at ice. what a group of incompetence. at this point they're more focused on toddlers than terrorists." trump came to ice's defense saturday-- tweeting his support "to the great and brave men and women of ice" writing they're "doing a fantastic job."meanwhile-- even the youngest who showed up to rally near the white house say-- the stories and images from the detention centers have touched and inspired them to take action. mos: "this is evil. it needs to stop!"i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) our coverage on today's nationwide immigration protests continues with the utinsan francisco.... kron 4's philippe djegal spoke with some of those at the protest in dolores park. (philippe)nats- "we're wanting an end to immigration crackdowns."nats- galvanized by emotional images of undocumented immigrant children being separated from their parents at the us-mexico border...nats- several thousand angry people rally outside city hall in san francisco...nat

judge jeanine: i play that because it seems there was at that hear twoog years ago, not just by dick durbinbut also dianne feinstein. staying she is living the dogma of her religion. i think that tees it up for people on her side saying enough of this anti-christianity stuff. let's put her on. >> she had such grace to be able to sit there when the bigoted senators make it sounds like it's . she has only been on the court for a short time. less than a year. she we know where she is on a lot of issues. judge jeanine: she is on the circuit court of appeal. alaina kay begaaelena kagan was. >> 50% of the picks from republican presidents have been off the mark. neil gorsuch, a fantastic pick. judge jeanine: too much information as in bourke also creates a problem. >> the big difference with bourke, it took a super majority vote. because of what harry reid did, it just takes 50 votes. as you pointed out, we have democrats running for reelection from red states. if they vote against trump's pick for the high court, i will make a prediction. they ain't coming back. judge jeanine: still ahead, meet t

apparently a lot according to democratic senator dick durbin, listen to.s the hearts and prayers to boys in thailand trapped in the cave, open hearts and prayers with thousands of children, toddlers, infants removed from participants by the trump administration under zero tolerance. they are trapped in bureaucratic cave too so let's not forget them. carley shimkus, fox news headline 24/7, siriusxm 115. carley: both situations involve children in different situations that comparison is not sitting well with a lot of folks on social media. let's dive into it. steven on twitter says, why can't he leave politics out of this, that soccer team violated immigration law too, who knew and another twitter user simply writes he's a disgrace to use the comparison. one thing is for sure both situations have captivated public attention, still one far more controversial than the other. heather: we have the other story that's controversial, speaking of that, waitress defending coworker. >> you can see it unfolding right here. take a look at moment customer punches waitres

i will believe at least 3 democrats will ignore the suggestion of dick durbin that they ought to commit vote no and they will vote yes. you will see a split between the radical extremist wing of the democratic party and people who believe that the system should work and they want to find a way to work in the system. >> sean: chuck schumer and mccaskil and tester and the rest of them, it will be interesting to watch the election year conversion which is not real. mr. speaker, great to see you. congrats on the book. we appreciate you being with us. breaking news. hill john solomon is here with how the fbi could have multiple version of this bought and paid for hillary dossier. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, save $300 on our hp 2-in-1 laptop bundle at office depot officemax and we got to know the friends of our friends.r the friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something h

want to see illegal immigration happen unfettered, i think with the democratic party specifically dick durbin called i.c.e. agents a group of incompetent. >> the president is working to fix the broken system and you will continue pushing through that. gerri: trade tensions continue to take centers aging washington and wall street. president trump speaking with mexico's new president and a trade with the trump administration rejects china's telecom bid to do business with the u.s. cheryl: op attention so affecting markets. the dow down 200 points. at one point yesterday in the session, but a late rally in tech stocks that the dow ending of 35 points. gerri: today's stock trading closes at 1:00 p.m. eastern. watch out, low volume could mean

you've got dick durbin urging colleagues basically, jason, to not -- do what is best for constituents to basically step aside and let the dems ideology forced the debate even if it meant losing in the midterms. i'm talking about heidi heitkamp, joe manchin, joe donnelly, democrats up for reelection in november and states that trump one. he is telling them, look, this is about the supreme court. not about your reelection. that jeopardizes the party. >> with senator durbin said a sickly as he's willing to sacrifice a few of his democratic colleagues to win the political fight over the supreme court nomination. to be honest, that's the reason democrats are in the minority in the first place is that type of thinking, not letting members of the senate in this case they've done it in the house as well. these are people elected by their constituents. their first job first and foremost is to stir them speak for the people they were elected to represent. the three senators that she mentioned her in a very difficult but politically. no question about it. i'm not going to prejudge which way they

i will believe at least 3 democrats will ignore the suggestion of dick durbin that they ought to commitde and vote no and they will vote yes. you will see a?split between the radical extremist wing of the democratic party and people who believe that the system should work and they want to find a?way to work in the system. >> sean: chuck schumer and mccaskil and tester and the rest of them, it will be interesting to watch the election year conversion which is not real. mr. speaker, great to see you. congrats on the book. we appreciate you being with us. breaking news. hill john solomon is here with how the fbi could have multiple versions of this bought and paid for hillary dossier. sean: tonight the hill's john solomon has a brand new report. look at this headline. did the fbi get bamboozled by multiple versionss of the dossier. the bureau possessed at least three versions from the dossier. he is the author of this book: greg jarrett. let me get this straight. as the nunes memo pointed out. as the graham memo pointed out the bulk of information for the fisa warrant was that phoney dossi

want to see illegal immigration happen unfettered, i think with the democratic party specifically dick durbini.c.e. agents a group of incompetent. ♪ >> from the u.s. treasury department in washington, d.c., this is special edition of maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy, weekend. welcome to a special one hour edition of "wall street." program analyzes week that was helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. today coming you from the cash room of the u.s. treasury department in washington. i've got a huge lineup, some of the countries top leaders on the economy and fiscal policy coming up on the program. coming up treasury secretary steve mnuchin will be here, plus later on in the hour, president trump's national economic council director larry kudlow here, along with the advisor and daughter to the president, ivanka trump is here. along with the office of

want to see illegal immigration happen unfettered, i think with the democratic party specifically dick durbinnts a group of incompetent. incompetent. harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... did you worry you would not be successful? ( chuckles ) all the time. harvey: i'm harvey levin. this is the story about a man who went from selling garbage bags to bagging billions. i'm not gonna lie. it does not suck to be rich. harvey: there were struggles, failed businesses, evictions, massive debt, but he never lost his spirit or his passion for partying. - mark, you are wasted. - okay, maybe a little bit. ( laughter ) harvey: an internet company made him filthy rich, he overpaid for the mavericks, and turned the losing team into champions. when i watch the last 30 seconds of the-- when the mavericks won, it still makes me emotional.

want to see illegal immigration happen unfettered, i think with the democratic party specifically dick durbinents a group of incompetent. that's how unimpeachable they feel. david: i don't think americans feel anywhere near that way. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. kennedy: are we on the brink of another nuclear showdown with north korea? secretary of state mike pompeo heading back to meet with kim jong-un amid reports north korea may be expanding its nuclear program despite making a deal with the president. president trump said he believed kim jong-un h -- when he told hm he was ready top dar