doris, come this way.re out of time only because we love katy tur but have doris kearns goodwin in 30 seconds. thanks for being here. we'll be right back. >>> we're back. sometimes the most revealing things are not on stage in front of us but are the things just offstage or the background instead of the foreground. that's how a lot felt about this painting hanging in the white house. it's news tonight because it was caught on camera in that "60 minutes" interview with trump, a jaunty piece of fiction imagining him relaxing with republican presidents living and dead and it's a portrait of partis partisanship that doesn't represent living history considering the reports that neither president bush voted for president trump let alone drink with him but, come on, it's just a painting and compared so the iconic rendering of dogs playing poker, we don't know dogs play poker and know the bushes don't like trump. why is the image important to a president who otherwise tends to be more rebellious? partly because ou

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doris, ida accuse you of selling books. it's as if someone knew you were going to have a book to hand us in such turbulent times. you were viewing this week as another missed opportunity for this president. why? >> crisis is always a time when you need to mobilize the people behind you. it offers you an opportunity. old abigail add damz said great necessity calls for great virtues. he had a chance. listening to steve's numbers on the upswing. suppose he used this crisis to reach out first naturally empathetically to the people who had been targeted. that's what you do, that's what an empathetic person would do during any kind of battle when lincoln lost, the union was lost, he talked to the soldiers. he knew they wanted him to be there. i think we should have seen him reach out to all of those people. i mean, secondly, then, he should have really thought through, i think, how do i respond to this crisis? you have to decide, this is a big moment. and he could have really decided whether to go to the rally or not, whether to

>> thank you, doris, and thank you everyone for coming here to. this is one of my favorite things to do, doris note i been involved in immigration the majority of my professional life. as an immigrant myself and as a latina this is an issue that is near and dear to my heart. before getting to the nitty-gritty of your question, doris, i want to sort of pew backup back and there are so many layers several try to be a rod stroke is specific and also hit on some of the things that very talked about. for the most part i completely agree with barry in that writ large and in a broad stroke the immigration issue hasn't changed all that much in terms of a different constituencies feel about it at a base level. and what i mean by that is that even today as atomic and bombastic as immigration issue has become, in poll after poll you still see the majority of democrats as well as the majority of republicans do believe that we need comprehensive, sensible solution that actually does include finding a way to legalize the majority of the immigrant population, th

. >> thank you, doris and thanks for coming here today. this is one of my favorite things to do, as doris noted i've been involved in immigration for the majority of my professional life and as an immigrant myself and as a latina, this is an issue that is near ask dend dear to my heart. before getting to the nitty-gritty of your question, doris, i want to peel back and i want to be broad-stroke specific and hit on some of the things that barry talked about. for the most part, i completely agree with barry in that writ large and in a broad stroke, the immigration issue hasn't changed all that much in terms of how different constituencies feel about it at a base level, and what i mean by that is even today as auto omic and bombastic as the immigration issue has become in poll after poll, you still see the majority of democrats as well as the majority of republicans do believe that we need comprehensive, sensible solutions that actually does include finding a way to legalize the population and the undocumented immigrant population that is her

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doris what did you think of what john kasich said? >> i think he's dead right.a deal means, that's what a square deal meant for teddy roosevelt, both sides win. the rich and the poor, the capitalist and a wage worker. if you think a deal is one side wins and you're campaigning to a base and don't expand the base and try to reconcile the country, that's the problem with the lack of leadership. >> what about the supreme court nomination we just witnessed? has anything like that from a supreme court nomination standpoint ever created this kind of division in the country? >> certainly not in my lifetime. you could go back to the 1850s, the dred scott decision that polarized the country and led to a civil war. but the fact this hearing somehow captured the hearts of the people and that it was so intense and you watched senators not being colleagues, you watched the president saying the democrats were horrible horrible people and judge kavanaugh's testimony which didn't reveal the temperament you needed for somebody going into the supreme court and then the fbi gets u

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this session will be moderated by my colleague doris meisner, who needs no introduction to this group, which won't keep me from introducing her. she is the director of the u.s. immigration policy program, also twice commissioner of immigration service, served as commissioner under ronald reagan and also confirmed commissioner under president clinton. with that let me turn it over to director cisna. welcome. good to have you here today. [ applause ] >> well, good morning, everybody. so i have a lot to talk about -- we have a lot to talk about, and i'm going to try to get through as much as i can in the next 25 minutes or so, and then we'll take some questions, i think maybe take some questions from doris, from the panel and then open it up if there's time from the audience as well. so again, good morning. i would like to thank mpi and the clinic for inviting me to be part of this 15th immigration law and policy conference. i've attended this conference myself many times as a dhs official and as a private citizen in the past, so i'm intimately familiar with the conference and what an ex

you are right, doris. at the national level immigration is not a big issue that we are seeing being talked about but what we are seeing is when you look at the very specific candidates specific issues they are talking about it in terms of who we are as a country and they are putting it in terms, for example, using the family separation issue and saying this is not who we are. these are not the american values that we want to represent either domestically or internationally and we used it as a way to bring the discussion back to where and this is what barry mentioned where there is a common sense, sensible way to look at the immigration issue where you haven't undocumented population that we all know in a not snowing way and that the brand and vast majority other than being here without papers are law-abiding citizens that have roots, decade-long that have us citizen children and grand children and who have come here in search of the american dream and wanting to build a better life. there should be a way f

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politics president historian doris kearns goodwin reminds us how four presidents each overcame their own personal crisis, her book is called leadership in turbulent times, she joins us now. doris, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> i want to put up the picture that was behind president trump for part of the interview with lesley stahl, it was this painting in there and you can see this depiction of president trump sitting at a table surrounded by -- >> other presidents. >> -- republican presidents largely -- in fact, exclusively there, but it's fascinating to see, doris. what do you make of it when you look at that picture? what do you think? >> what you see is that he's actually enjoying himself or it seems for a moment, lincoln is talking to him possibly, teddy is looking bee muzed behind him and those are the two guys if we could bring him back would give him the best advice possible. teddy would tell him that the problems were much like trump is facing now, you had a lot of immigration coming in abroad and teddy would say the important thing is satisfy both sides. don't thi

presidential historian and author doris kearns goodwin. leadership in push leapt timetu. and david jolly, no longer affiliated with the republican party. let me start with you, phil rucker, what brought the president back to twitter, why did he go there with horse face, does it have anything to do with the insults stormy daniels had for him? >> well, it just may, nicolle. excerpts from stormy daniels' book came out a week or two ago. she apparently describes the president's manhood in pretty graphic detail in that book. i'm sure the president's aware of that and it may have gotten under his skin. but, look, he had a lot of time this morning, free time, there's not a single meeting on the president's public schedule today, no daily intelligence briefing. no public events, no meetings that have been publicly announced. we know he spent a chunk of the morning up at the residence of the white house watching fox news. he had a number of tweets this morning. after a real stretch here where he was pretty careful and disciplined on twitter which is unusual for him. he was back in

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doris will be meissner will be chairing this session. with that, let me turn it over to director cissna. welcome. good to have you here today. [ applause ] . >>> well, good morning, everybody. so i have a lot to talk -- we have a lot to talk about. and i am going to try to get through as much as i can in the next 25 minutes or so. and then we will take some questions. i think maybe take some questions from doris, from the panel, and then maybe open it up if there is time, to people from the audience as well. again. good morning. i would like to thank mpi and clinic for inviting me to be part this 15th annual immigration law and policy conference. i have attended this conference myself many times as a dhs official and as a private citizen in the past. imintimately familiar with the conference and what a good experience it should be for awful you as well. i have been the director at cis for almost a year. i am prout of the work we are doing to administer the nation's lawful immigration system. we have as our other mission goal safeguarding

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(narrator) doris day and rock hudson emerged as top box-office draws i certainly don't know what halftor) and they reflected an era's concern with marriage. please tell my why you're so worked up over a ham? it's not just virginia ham. (narrator) truer to the critical tradition of romantic comedy were the films of billy wilder and frank tashlin which sought to reveal what doris and rock concealed. you didn't lose your job? ohhh, no, i didn't lose my job! i'll have that job the rest of my life. well, then, what are you worried about? 50's, everybody said, "you know what love is? love is getting married, having a nice family, sitting around at home and playing cards and eating and having a meal together, that's love." everybody said, "fine." (peter bogdonavich) you had in america in the 50's a pretty grotesque chasm between the sudden discovery of overt sexuality, together with the ingrained puritanism of the country. (music playing) ♪ she gotta lotta ♪ what they call ♪ "the most" ♪ can't help it ♪ girl can't help it ♪ she was born ♪ to please ♪ can't help it ♪ girl can't help it ♪ she'

they're going to continue to sell arms to the kingdom how much has this damage the kingdom already dorie and how much worse could it get. i think this is probably potentially one of the worst crisis the kingdom has faced in recent years in even in decades and i think the concern is that the crown prince himself could increasingly be at risk particularly if turkey does have more information to directly link into the crowd but even before this crisis erupted relations with moscow were very bad and it will increase price be too in this crisis or is ready to go for the president has said to find out what everything happened and there will be no whitewash dorian jones in istanbul thank you. well now let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world u.s. national security advisor john bolton is set to hold talks with russian president vladimir putin in moscow after meeting with foreign minister sergei lavrov a day earlier this follows u.s. president donald trump's announcement that washington is ready to pull out of a thirty year old missile treaty and b

that would be great. >> dori. >> hi, dori. dcyf. i just wanted to note i did reach out to naddia sharif when we learned about her application. we had a great phone conversation yesterday. she has a lot of familiarity with dcyf as a program participant, staff member and advocate to i wanted to note that with the three of you. >> have you also spoken with ms. >> yes, i did. we met in-person. i answered a lot of questions she had about dcyf and i invited her to attend a meeting and set up a meet and greet with our director maria sue as well. >> she did that. >> yes. >> ok. >> ok. >> thank you. >> any comments so far? >> well, this is the last item. you guys are not making it easy. you are both great, by the way. can we have another seat? i really. i think both of you would be an asset to the committee. i think i'm in favor of, again, depending on how my colleagues feel, i can go either way. if i had to make a choice and it looks like i might have to make a choice, listening to the two present and answering the questions that i felt ms.

earlier today, we spoke with two couples: ruth and seymour drescher, deane root and rabbi doris dyen. three of them narrowly avoided possibly being victims themselves. >> we noticed that-- as we were walking, one of the panes of glass-- there were shards of glass all over the sidewalk. and at the same moment, we heard ba-boom, ba-boom, ba-boom, ba- boom. and then-- and then deane said: >> i said, "it is coming from inside the building. it's active gunfire." run-- we ran to the car, dialed 911. >> reporter: you saw them only because you were arriving late. >> i was driving in, and i see them waving and saying, "get out, don't go in." i said, "what are they talking about? why would they want me to get out?" and then somebody else came running out, and said, "there are guns, guns going off inside." >> if we had been there three minutes earlier-- maybe two minutes earlier-- >> we couldn't be talking to you. >> we wouldn't be here, we wouldn't be talking to you. >> glor: deane, i noticed just before the interview started, you were holding your wife's hand, you were also holding sy's hand.

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i'm joined by historian doris kerns.ions, put it into context. the last seven days that we've experienced here? >> what happened in these last seven days were two major crises. think about it, the potential assassination attack on our leadership structure, nothing as large as abraham lincoln. then you have the attack on the jewish synagogue as was just said, the greatest anti-semitic attack in the history of our country. those are the moments when we look to a leader for guidance, when we need him to create a sense of community, and in both of those instances president trump was unable to do what we need a leader to do. i think about what happened with the bombing attack, and as you showed, he has an aside that says i'm supposed to show unity, but then he can't even hold it. even more troubling to me was he used that certain point after the bombing plot. we had this great momentum going in the republican party, and then this thing happened, and yes, it was bad that it happened, but we have to get that momentum back again

. >> so, doris, when does rhetoric become responsible for action? rett rick gets heated up so much that people take example from the president in particular and he sets the tone, and the dialogue, and the political divisiveness and the ret are rick hetoric in couple of years has been unprecedented. you can find it in the 1930s, but that is not going to help us. and there is a crisis and he could have used it as a leadership and but it was absence, and he made comments of unity, but when he got to the ral eli, he could not help himself but undercut it by saying that i should be nice. and then blames the media. and a leader will use a moment like this to bring us together, and if he had done, that he could have reset the presidency and this could have been the october surprise if he said something about the free press and attacked as well, and the presidents and brought them together. >> do you suspect that he will do that and the day might come over the next two-plus years that he takes a crisis, and uses some sort of tragedy that impacts all of us,

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