you are the director of the hayden planetarium in new york city. you're the host of nova science now. and you write books, and you dance, too. >> i once danced. not much anymore. that was an earlier chapter in my life. and odd that you would mention my ethnicity there. and i say that because i once thought about that. and i realized that i may be the most visible scientist of any discipline, of any ethnicity, of any skin color, in america today. and the reason why i went through that mental exercise was because there i am trying to bring the frontier of science to the public, and i said, "i don't want to do that alone. i want some others there with me." and i looked around to see who's there with me. you know, do we have a geologist there with me, and a biologist? and there are a few that are known-- you know, e .l. wilson and brian greene and michio kaku. but given the size of that science frontier, we need many more. and so i'm disappointed that i'm sitting there alone with that kind of distinction. >> hinojosa: so when i was growing up, the most

hayden. davita vance-cooks came to the publishing office in 2013. ms. vace-cooks is the first woman and first american to serve the agency and has add variety of roles since 2004 i believe. as director she cut costs while at the same time modernizing gpo to improve services. specifically, gpo has focused on expanding the electronic availability of government information via public apps, bulk data down loads and of course e-books. welcome back ms. vance-cooks. on march 21, 2016, matthew verderosa was sworn in as chief as u.s. cap it'll police. chief verderosa is ninth chief and served in numerous roles with the u.s. capitol police since, i believe, 1986. including positions in uniform and patrol division, internal affairs division and training services bureau. as chief of u.s. capitol police, chief verderosa is responsible for commanding a force of sworn and civilian personnel dedicated to providing comprehensive law enforcement, security and protective operations services to the u.s. congress

hayden. with all due respect, i'd like to offer a different perspective. >> senate republicans jumped to nguyen's defense, in a statement, senator pat bates says this sad episode is a textbook case of men trying to silence a woman's abuse that they did not like. there will be an internal review to figure out what happened and why. >>> california senator, la harris sported a helicopter to get a birds eye view of oroville damn repairs. she took a tour and attended the meeting yesterday to gauge current means at the damaged spillway. last week, the threat of massive flooding of the dam forced roughly 20,000 people from their homes. the situation prompted president trump to declare a state of emergency in the area, and now senator harris plans to see that the repair effort has the support it needs. >> so i'm here to see firsthand what has happened so i can go back and advocate for the resources we need in california. i sit on both the homeland security as well as environmental public works commit

with all due respect -- hayden. with all due respect, i would like to offer some historical perspective. >> senate republicans jumped in nguyen's defense. this sad episode is a textbook case of men trying to silence a woman whose views they did not like. kevin deleon said he'll conduct an internal review to find it out what happened today and why. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> the lights are back on tonight for 57 san francisco students at a winter camp in the sierra. they're at a lodge in a town of nordon near donner palace. power has been sporadic the last week until it was finally fully restored today. the campers are between 9 and 13 years old and spent the past two days with the lights flickering. the lodge manager said the kids got very excited when the lights finally turned back on for good. >> it was so funny because everybody just was clapping and screaming. >> it was kind of a nice experience because, you know, it was kind of just it was different. >> the lodge manager said he had to limit electricity in

orange county senator janet winn started talking about former senator tom hayden who died recently and was honored on the senate floor this week. >> with all due respect, i would like to offer an historic perspective. >> senator, my colleague from orange county, please take a seat. you're out of order. senator winn, senator winn, please take a seat. you are out of order. sergeants, please remove senator from the chamber. have her removed immediately. >> you can see in the bottom left portion of your screen the senator was taken off the floor by force. republicans don't like that winn was silenced. she's a refugee from vietnam and highly critical of hayden's anti-war activism in vietnam. >>> the parent company of snapchat is expected to have its initial public offering next week. so the new york stock exchange is planning a trial run on saturday. snap is expected to be the biggest u.s. technology ipo in nearly five years. firms are being encouraged to participate in the test by sending samples of order flow they expect to receive from clients. even the smallest problem with the ipo coul

>> hayden. >> reporter: do you believe hayden can have a different life? >> i hope he does. really do. like i said, i don't want him to struggle like i do. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm john berman. >> i'm poppy harlow. so glad you're with us this morning. we begin with politics and

casey hayden was there. bob zellner was there. sncc had been founded with both blacks and whites in membership. african-americans had always been the majority. there was a concern that bringing in this many white volunteers with somehow significantly change and their fears were well-founded because it has a lasting impact that cause significant structural change. initially, the staff members vote no. this illustrates the important and the ability to convince his leaders that bob moses had. because back and says and not interested in being a movement that is not interracial. he really pushes for this. dave dennis will be chosen as his codirector. he was from cord. where have we seen dave dennis? nathan, where have we seen dave dennis? he's in coming of age in mississippi. he was one of the core staff members in mississippi with anne moody. that is the dave she refers to constantly. david his wife. dave dennis played a very important role and you have seen him already. he becomes codirector. they also get aaron henry to be the presi

>> hayden. >> do you believe hayden can have a different life? >> i hope he does. i really do.ant him, like i said, i don't want him to struggle like i do. >> we're going to keep in touch with them over the next year. we'll bring you more as we spr it. thanks to my entire team in the field that worked on that story. jeff simon with cnn politics and cnn money's heather long. you can see much more of our reporting from beattyville this week at cnn money. >>> coming up next a lot of breaking news to get to tonight. the president just tweeting that a federal judge, quote, opens our country to potential terrorists. this as the white house appeals a federal judge's temporary restraining order on that travel ban. now it is in the hands of the 9th circuit court of appeals. >>> and new comments tonight from president trump about russian president vladimir putin. hear it all here right now. don't pay hundreds more for taxes and fees on your wireless bill. introducing t-mobile one. now with taxes and fees included. get 4 lines of unlimited lte data for 40 bucks each. all unlimited. all in

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this after she criticized the late coley democrat, strom hayden, state senator over his support for hanoi. the state senator said he would conduct an internal review to find out what happened. the email show that she had told the office the night before what you plan to say. we asked former san francisco mayor and state assembly leader and melissa caen, their thoughts about what happened in sacramento. >> not a good day for the state senate or for legislators, generally. we cannot do what was done with any degree of acceptance by the general public and by the participants in the whole process. >> what you talking about? the talking or the removal? >> the removal. talking is perfectly all right if you believe in free speech and by the way, i'm guessing that if the subject matter was still around, tom hayden would be defending her right to speak. >> that's an interesting paradox. it appears that the democrats suggested she put her comments on facebook. [ laughter ] she said no, i want to bring them to the floor and then it was a question of you are out of order because you don't speak at th

quite says it's fridays around here more than that music at this hour and perhaps a bottle of basil haydenhe movie part. that's another story indeed. >> we are starting with a film by irish screen writer john michael mcdonough, war on everyone stars michael pena and alexander scars guard whose crooked albuquerque criminals are blackmailing people all over town till they get a bit over their heads. >> hey, shorty. where can we find james manningen. >> half a million bucks. >> that's not yours. see, that's ours. you have till tonight to hand it over. >> so what are we going to do about those two. >> now we're going >> critics give this dark comedy a tepid 59% on rotten tomatoes. peter debruges writes everything mcdonough knows about united states law enforcement he must have learned watching '70s cop shows. and wendy calls it bitingly funny and an unapologetically offensive. >> straight up our alley. >>> next a salty comedy the median" and cast de niro as jackie burke a foul mouthed washed up standup comic trying to restart his career after a stint in prison. he becomes a growing strain on h

and i was standing with hayden, the lay tom and unlamented tom hayden. and he said to me, david, what we have to do, we have to lure middle class kids to where they'll get their heads cracked by the police and that wilily radicalize him. couldn't believe people thought like that but there were a lot of them in the left. so once the left gets power they want to start shutting people up and why? because they're a religious movement and go back to what i said. they're the army of the assigned, redeeming the world. we are the party of the devil. shut the devil up. and if you saw interview that idiot whom with middle school teacher and earthed the riot, you see the mennity. don't remember people -- the '60s left was much more innocent than this one. talking quite like that. i'm sure they were there. she is a fascist. she'll kill you if she gets the pear. so when they're a minority their all for free speech and free expression because that allowed them to recruit people. once they're the prefer professors shut you up. i hope that answerout question. >> my ques

director michael hayden joined a legal brief with a number of other national security experts saying not only do they don't think this will make the united states safer, they don't see a threat from these seven countries but they think it will make the country less safe because it makes it easier to attract terrorist groups saying the u.s. is anti-muslim. >> after the paris shooting, we brought the department of homeland security and f.b.i. up to capitol hill so say what's happening? could this happen here in remember at the paris shooting, there was an infiltration of i.s.i.s. among the syrian refugee population into europe. >> woodruff: but turned out there were not refugees involved. >> but that was the issue at the time. homeland security and f.b.i. said they can't vet these people. so what we discovered was there was a hole in the vetting process to guard against people trying to infiltrate the refugee population. that is why we passed legislation then about a year ago. the bill passed the house but got phil busterred in the senate. so it never went into law. we have been long o

>> hayden. >> reporter: do you believe hayden can have a different life? >> i hope he does. i really do. like i said, i don't want him to struggle like i do. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm john berman. >> i'm poppy harlow. so glad you're with us this morning. we begin with politics and the white house gearing up for a legal showdown. president trump's controversial travel ban front and center today, the fate of that ban in the hands of the ninth circuit court of appeals. >> the justice department is facing a 6:00 p.m. deadline to defend the ban. this is a battle that is very likely to go all the way to the supreme court. also happening this hour, president trump is expected to leave march al mar-a-lago. you're looking at live pictures of air force one. we're covering every angle with our team of reporters. cnn's dan simon is in san francisco outside the ninth circuit court where this legal fight, we're right in the middle of this fight, dan, waiting for each side to weigh in. >> reporter: that's right, john. the ninth circuit's job is to determine whether this suspension sh

tom hayden, abbie hoffman, and many others, are all going to spend time in mississippi. thatare all going to learn the america they were raised with in the 1950's -- they were little kids in the 1950's. they were told all these platitudes about america. and they learned in the most terrible way, that those platitudes were not true for a broad segment of america. and they would rise up and challenge them. for coming, everybody. i will see everybody next week. and we will talk tuesday about the class. we will not have it tuesday, we will delay it a bit. thank you for coming, i will see you next week. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> join us every saturday evening at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern as we join students and college classrooms to hear lectures on topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. lectures in history are also available as podcasts. visit our website, ry/podcasts,rg/histo or download

the senator was ushered off the floor when she refused to stop her speech about former senator tom hayden and activism opposing vietnam war. now a state senator wants the rules committee to look into what happened. he released this statement reading in part the tools of our trade are our words and ideas and as such we should always air on the side of more free speech and not less. last thursday we failed to keep faith with this historical standard. >>> a 12 year old boy recovering in the hospital after being hit by car. san francisco fire department got the call just before 9:00 this morning. the accident happened on ocean and victoria in the english al side terrace neighborhood. officers say the driver is cooperating and are told that the boy has broken bones but is expected to be okay. >>> new details on a death investigation in santa rosa. we know that a man has been arrested for reportedly killing his father and estranged wife. officers discovered the bodies of dale carlson and jessica carlson saturday. both victims were so badly beaten they couldn't determine how they died. a 32 year

delaware county man will go to prison for taking pictures up the skirt of three women. 33-year-old bobby haydened up to two years behind bars. his defense attorney said he thinks he can be treated through therapy. >>> a couple from long beach island is trying to solve a mystery of a message in bottle. vince spotted the bottle with the note inside. the note was written on stationary from a crews line. it said simply i'm stewart if you wish call or mail me. he included two phone numbers in he can land and e-mail address. they called and texted ascertain e-mailed, but so far no response. >> i want to know why he did it, i want to know was it just a fun thing to do or project? >> the couple plans to keep trying to contact the writer and hopefully figure out what he wants. >> 5:57. next up at 6:00 a.m., help wanted home improvement change has spring fever they are about to higher thousands of people for seasonal jobs that could be permanent. >>> a woman in a laundromat fights off an attacker with his own gun. can't see it. can't taste it. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber® works.

in fact, michael morel went to "the new york times" and uncle hayden went to "the washington post" duringhe campaign to praise hillary clinton and say donald trump had become a recruit of russia. the intelligence community work in support of hillary clinton and opposed to try from the beginning because they liked hillary clinton's policies better than they like donald trump's. one of the main priorities of the cia for the last five years has been a proxy or in syria designed to achieve regime change with the al-assad regime. hillary clinton was not only for that, she was critical of obama for not allowing it to go further and wanted to impose a no-fly zone in syria and confront the russians. donald trump took the opposite view. he said, we should not care who rules syria. we should allow the russians and even help the russians kill isis and al qaeda and other people in syria. trump's agenda that he ran on was completely antithetical to what the cia wanted. clinton's is what the cia wanted, so they were behind her. they have been trying to undermine trump for many months throughout the ele

. >> bryce went out and bought he and hayden, super bowl jerseys for their help. >> they are good friendsthere's no other way to explain it. >>> the principal is considering teaching heimlich maneuver as part of their curriculum. >> can certainly see the result. >>> unusual or severe fatigue, lasting several days. sleep disturbances. lightheadedness. pain in your upper back, shoulder, or jaw areas. if you are feeling any of these symptoms, ladies, you need to talk to a doctor. because let's face it. we often shrug these things off. but they could be signs of a heart attack. you need to take action. women's symptoms can be very different than men's. >> absolutely. committed to a project we're calling heart love. it's all for you women and men out there. throughout the month. going to be hosting special events. and we hope to inform, inspire, and help you maintain better heart health. begins this february, on the 8th, when we partner with the nova care. to provide you with free heart screenings at following locations, you, dun loring, manassas, tysons, and springfield. andrea roane will be

mats and intelligence officials including prominent democrats and former cia and nsa head michael hayden. the ban is not based on any security threat and in fact will harm the nation's security. kristen welker is in tampa. busy couple of days, capped by the first meeting with the troops that he now leads. kristen? >> reporter: significant, andrea, because this is his first major meeting with u.s. troops. he's going to have lunch with them, first he's going to get briefed by top defense officials here at central command, and then he's going to address the troops. he's going to deliver a speech. the big question is, will he address the flap and the legal challenges now to his travel ban, which you just mapped out, as you know, you've been tracking this president and candidate for quite some time, andrea, as well. he typically does weigh in on news of day topics so we'll be listening closely for that. i anticipate he's also talking about the strategy to defeat isis and those broader national security themes. meanwhile, in terms of how the administration is dealing with the fallout political

hayden, the word "silly" doesn't come to mind when i think of you. what's going on?re's a manhattan pharmaceutical company interested in finn's cure? yeah, so i've heard. yeah, well, he supposed to meet with them today. tracy let him use the elq plane. but the problem is, he never made it. the plane left, but when i called the hotel, he never checked in. and apparently he never made the meeting. i've been calling and calling him, but he won't answer. and i'm starting to get really worried. [ breathing heavily ] hey, miss lady. wow. long time. -curtis.

it's time to face the real world. [ sighs ] [ cellphone beeping ] six, seven... eight texts from haydent of explaining to do. [ indistinct conversations ]

i dare hayden to come for me. by the time i'm through with her, she'll be begging for more nurses. know we're all angry, but let's cool it with the violence. exactly. this is not the time to exaggerate. we need to be serious. i am not exaggerating. i am serious. when they say they're cutting 30% of the staff, does that mean they're also cutting 30% of the doctors? because they're the ones making all the money. yeah, but, you know, they're also the ones charging the most money, so... and we're the ones taking care of all their patients. what about dr. munro or dr. finn? hey, what about me?

colleague was physically removed from a senate floor, organizer janet wynn started to talk about tom hayden who was honored on the senate floor this week. >>> my colleague from orange county, please take a seat, you're out of order. senator wnyy, please take a seat, you're out of order. sergeants, please remove the senator from the chamber. have her removed immediately. >> you can see in the bottom left portion of your screen senator wnyy was taken off the floor by force, republicans don't like that wynn was silenced. wynn was a refugee from vietnam. and was critical of the matter. >>> and part of a reshaping effort of the national security program, positions will be moved from here to florida or colorado and lockheed promises most employees will be offered the opportunity to keep their current positions. the jobs are all connected with the navy's fleet ballistic missile program. >>> the parent company of popular messaging ad snap chat is offered next week to have a trial run. snap is expected to be the biggest technology ipo in five years, firms are encouraged to participate in the test by

. >> that was martin hayden. he went on to talk about the importance of the eu to ireland, while he said that in a post-brexit world the intention is to maintain as close of ties as possible with britain, but at the end of the day ireland's heart remains with europe. this is a concern to the domestic economy. they are still very much dependent on the uk, its largest trading partner. agri business, talking about the area outside the city, so while dublin and cork might be getting big boosts from tech and pharma and financial services, outside regions have a dependance on food and drink. in a post-brexit world we need to have the irish government working on other end markets, other opportunities to help small and medium sized businesses in an era that will be more challenging to them. back to you. >> gemma, thank you very much. >>> something completely different coming up. get ready for the scoop or else it could be a close shave. we'll talk to two entrepreneurs about their ice cream and their razor subscription st

hayden hurst up with her father and east african nation. >> i am happy because finally we finished with process. we are finally back home. i appreciate all the support and help. >> reporter: they were now allowed to enter the unit as after a federal judge temporarily dropped the dan. >> it is an unjust situation. a child cannot join her us citizen family. they should never have happened. >> reporter: immigration lawyers on hand at airports across the country to help immigrants given this window of opportunity. >> we are still nervous because it is not over yet. >> reporter: san jose international airport -- a dozen community members and social activists gathered outside international arrivals terminal. to welcome immigrants and refugees.>> the process is already very thorough. there is no need to create this fear and confusion.>> i fear isis>>> local republicans backed the president what the travel ban reinstated. he doesn't like seeing families ripped apart, fernandez said his focus is on national security.>> for terrorist this is an opportunity to come in during this period. it is a d

. >> michael hayden and an intelligent a part of the appointment, "when we went on the offensive, sheas a rock. she, like others, worked to destroy the core." while she does not require confirmation, it has touched a raw nerve because of president trump's previous endorsement. >> bret: thank you. as we told you earlier, we are in los angeles tonight to see what is going on in the nation's most populous state. two of the major industries out here, entertainment and high-tech, have been very vocal about opposing president trump. we'll discuss hollywood shortly. first, correspondent william on- >> i urge you to take movement. >> this is the first time a public, taxpayer supported institution admits to outsourcing jobs to india. >> i am pleading with you all to rescind your decision, to honor americans. >> robert harrison is suing the university for giving his job to a lower paid worker on a visa. >> do you have any opinions on the program? our top obligation are two american workers. >> eight years ago, as homeland security secretary, she vowed to cracked down them, today, accused of abu

we know that it's on hayden street.irefighters are poking holes in the roost and ripping off some of the -- the roof and ripping off some of the shingles, letting heat and smoke out. we did see paramedics here, as well, with a stretcher. it was empty. a house fire in camden and crews obviously have responded. that's the latest from sky force 10, nbc10 news. >> all right. >>> the last time we saw former president barack obama he was on vacation. >> tonight he's back on the east coast. we'll show you where he was spotted today. >>> plus, the white house takes on the fbi and the press all in one day, next at 5:00. >>> president trump gave a speech to a leading conservative group. >> he touched on a lot from his intent with the media and his intent to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> i'm not against the media. i'm not against the press. i don't mind bad stories if i deserve them. and i tell you, i love good stories. but we won't -- we'll build a wall, don't worry about it. we are build being the wall. remember

important filing made in the ninth circuit that was signed by four people who ran the cia, general mike hayden, john mclaughlin, a career cia analyst, mike morel, also a career national security professional and analyst and leon panetta, my old boss who ran the cia and the pentagon, four men who basically argued there is no reason to protect the country in this way. there's a reason to protect the country from terrorism, you do it in a focused way, following leads and following specific threat streams. that's how we have prevented another 9/11 in the past 15, 16 years. you don't do it through these blanket bans. and there's no real reason from a national security perspective to do it in this way. and worse, ari, this is what came out in their filing, it would hand isis a major victory, so it could make our country less safe. >> jeremy bash, as always, appreciate your expertise. >> coming up, more on the breaking news. the dramatic turn of events with republicans formally rebuking elizabeth warren and she was quoting coretta scott king. when that pain makes simple errands simply unbearable... .

so my mentor, mike hayden often jokes if the president wants the cia to do waterboarding again, he willto bring his own bucket. charlie: let me talk about two other issues here. north korea. michael: yeah. i think this is going to be the president's first test. and i think it is coming soon. the one significant achievement i would say the obama administration made with north korea is that they stopped the process of the north korean leadership doing a provocation, something against the south, a missile test, a nuclear test, as a way to get us to sit down at the negotiating table and buy something from them, literally buy something from them, give them fuel oil, give them food aid, they would do something nasty, we would run to the negotiating table and say please stop, and they would sell us something. then a year later, they would be doing that same thing again. the obama administration said we are going to stop buying. if you want to do all this provocations, we are not biting. jong-un is going to want to get back to that old style, that i do a provocation and you come running to the

she refused to stop a speech that criticized the late state senator tom hayden's stance against the vietnam war. when she didn't stop talking leaders called former microphone to be turned off. she kept speaking was removed from the senate floor. democratic senate leader said all senators have the right to be heard. >>> a federal judge rules california may have violated freedom of speech while trying to protect lawmaker who voted for gun control. the chronicle report that last july a progun blogger posted the name, addresses and phone numbers of 40 lawmaker who backed a bill that create the a database for people who buy ammunition and required them to pass background checks. several lawmakers reported they were getting death threats. the state ordered their personal information be removed on the basis of a 2005 law if they fear for their safety. however the federal judge said that the online post was political speech and was protected under the first amendment. >>> raiders linebacker aldon smith was in court yesterday just weeks before the nfl could even state him. he faces charges related t

. >> reporter: former senior administration officials including madeleine albright, michael hayden andemn the executive order saying in part, this order cannot be justified on national security or foreign policy grounds. democrats are reacting to mr. trump's comments to fox's bill o'reilly about vladimir putin. >> putin is a killer. >> a loft killers. got a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent. >> you know if a democrat said it you'd be just how long at the moon. rightfully so. >> reporter: in all night senate session democrats are also condemning education secretary nominee betsy devos. >> i you were my republican friends and we just need one more let's cut this off. she is embarrassingly unprepar unprepared. >> reporter: senate democrats will have to relinquish the floor for a vote on the devos tomorrow. a vote that could be so close vice-president mike pence might be brought in for a tie breaker. caroline shively fox news. >> always a spectacular site. look at that. meteor shoot aig cross the midwest not only it will up the sky but social media as well right around 1

hayden, manuel gallegus c hayd hayden, mcconnell, cher to the, mcconnell, a lot of mcconnells, all made strong support for encryption and opposition to so-called back doors because of the risk inherent to them. do you believe that strong encryption is an essential tool for the american public and private sectors to protect personal business, financial data from hackers, criminals and malicious governments? >> yes, i do. and i think it is important obviously for the government, all government entities, we are all aware of attempts to break into systems that deal with our defense, financial resources, any number of things. so encryption has a very positive effect and is needed. we also have though the responsibility of trying to understand what those who are not using the internet for the -- for the right purposes. we used to be separated by two i'd oceans and felt we were pretty safe and we could always be ready for something coming our way. now in fracks of a second someone can hit a key and cause incredible damage to the united states and many, many ways all across the spectrum. so the

military officials spanning multiple administrations, including john allen, david petraeus, and michael haydenter to congress, stating their strong conviction that elevating and strengthening diplomacy and development alongside defense are critical to keeping america safe, even quoting the current defense secretary james mattis on capitol hill back in 2013. >> you don't fund the state department fully, then i need to buy more ammunition ultimately. so i think it's a cost benefit ratio. the more that we put into the state department's diplomacy, hopefully the less we have to put into a military budget. >> reporter: the generals and admirals ending their letter with now is not the time to retreat. >> michelle, congress ultimately is going to have to approve what the president proposes. is that likely given those numbers? >> reporter: some republicans on the hill say they don't want to respond to this until they see detailed numbers. what came out today was a very preliminary blueprint. you could say there aren't too many people on either side of the aisle who wouldn't want to see the government

let's get more from brussels with jones hayden. the move is a pretty big surprise. >> if this is true, it would be. we've had this speculation in the past several months or so. he's always denied it. the latest one of the most strict was back before the turn of the year, when there was speculation that since martin schultz was stepping down as european parliament head, that juncker may step down as well. he said at that point he was going to serve his full term. at this point, that is where we stand. this seems to be maybe the hardest speculation that we've had at this point. francine: if he does step down, and you are right in saying we don't have any sources on that, what does it mean for brexit and greece? we understand that because negotiations are difficult, there is a possibility they need a new bailout program. >> right. behind is really good the scenes. he's a good negotiator. he's been in politics for 20 years, more than 20 years, and he's a survivor. he knows how to get things done the scenes. it will be a bit of a hit to

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everyone from dick cheney to john hugh who wrote the torture memos under george bush, to michael hayden was george bush's c.i.a. and nsa chief said this doesn't further national security. so what the court said is, look, you're harming people's lives, many people's lives, and there's no evidence that furthers national security. and you're violating fundamental constitutional principles of equality and nonestablishment. >> were you able to provide evidence, or can you provide evidence that it does harm national security? and is there a way, a chance they could refine it and make it so narrow that it could be okay? can you see that happening? >> we'll see. if he comes out with a new order, we'll look at it. if it looks like it's singling out muslims, or treating people differently based upon their religious convictions, which is what he promised to do during the campaign, what he said he was doing the day he issued this order, if he continues to do that, it's unconstitutional. we'll be back in court challenging that as well. >> you mentioned the exchange with some of the attorneys. i want

all the intel people who have come out, former chairman joint chief of staff mullin this morning, hayden the head of the nsa said this actually helps propagate the isis motives to get more people in their ranks, that hurts our spies, hurts our connections around the world? >> i can't talk about classified threat assessments. i can talk about what we know in open source. your viewers should check it out. there's an isis magazine called dabiq. they have said in english on numerous occasion, we will ke stroi you the infidel, your countries by inserting our operatives into the refugee stream. they eve written it. we've seen it happen in europe. at least one of the attackers was on a false syrian passport. this isn't hyperbole, it isn't theory. it has happened. we don't want it to happen here. >> it hasn't happened here. as you know -- >> we want to prevent it. >> -- most exhaustive is. >> that's not true. my parents were refugees. when they escaped dictatorship, they went through exhaustive investigation. we don't do that. some have interviews that last 60 seconds. that's ridiculous. that's

director michael hayden have said their concern is that by doing what the administration has done it'sng to, not make this country safer, but it's going to encourage those overseas who are trying to recruit new people into the jihadist movement. they are going to use this as an excuse and say, see, we told you the u.s. doesn't like anybody who is muslim. in other words, they're saying it's going to have the opposite of the intended effect. >> i'm aware of those comments. but i respectfully disagree with them. i truly do believe that president trump making decisions to pause our various immigration programs and refugee programs for a period of time so that we can ensure that there are new safeguards in place, just as secretary kelly described this week, is in keeping with the expectation of the american people. and i have to tell you, having been a governor and now having the privilege to serve as vice president, it heartens me to know the passion that president trump has for ensuring our system of immigration, the way people come into this country is operated in a way that puts safety

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it includes david petraeus, mike hayden, saying, quoting jim mattis, saying "as jaims mattis said whiles. central command, if you don't fully fund the state department, then i need to buy more ammunition." fascinating to see them emerging as defenders of the state department budget and others. >> and this is -- thank you for bringing this up, lawrence. this is absolutely nonpartisan. all these former generals and admirals understand the state department is a critical underpinning of american security worldwide. and the current administration's efforts to defund elements of what the state department does to give to the department of defense is something i don't know anyone who supports this outside the white house, frankly. this is not rational decision-making in a national security sense and i'm very pleased to see this letter and pleased to see you mention it. >> it's kind of extraordinary because it's easy to get departments to rival each other in that -- >> right. >> -- attempt to get vigorous slices of the pie. to see people with a defense department background coming forward and sa