you invited me hear so know i >> there you go. >> j.d. you ran two years ago. this is some thing you have been interested if in for sometime. what do you think you will bring? >> a few things. i did run voters are flustered people who don't listen to their interest. people who don't fulfill the prom promisees they promised. i have experience. >> for example? >> running against john boehner. these are financial burr dons on don ban -- burdens on my generation. i'm a twofer. i have small business experience, ago cull which you agriculture experience. people of district eight. >> i'll go on and we'll do a series of questions that emerged in the general discussion. let's start with you, kevin. on the question of immigration. let's takeoff the table the idea of straightening border security. everybody supports that. let's talk about the question of what do you do with people who are here who are undocumented. approximately 11 million. also what do you do with the children of undocumented who were born here and are american citizens. what would be your policy in congr

thank you, j.d. >> thank you. >> want to go now to kevin cork who was at the white house win the lockdownccurred. also, dise kevin i understand there's confusion about a possible incidents with the white house fence as well? >> always interesting, charles, whenever you have a circumstance like this, you get conflicting reports, and especially in this circumstance inside washington. in an environment like this, one single tweet can literally begin a cascade effect where you're chasing after bad information. i can tell you without question from our sources that no one tried to scale the fence here. we have had people right here along pennsylvania avenue for the bulk of the day. as i look offcamera, there are all across the street now, over in the park there, having a very nice time. so clearly at least from my vantage point this is a very safe circumstance. that said, the concern is always reasonable when you consider everything that could happen. and as your guest previously just mentioned, there's no way possible that you can sort of lock down everything and make it a perfect circumstance

j.d, good to see you. in item world is vladimir putin suddenly doing this especially on the day peace talks are beginning? >> toint, great tantonio, great. he accomplished his objective, keeping bashar al-assad in power. basically last year we are talking about bashar al-assad falling any day. this military intervention kept him in power. even though bashar al-assad is not going to conquer all of syria, russian keeps their base the only base outside of the soviet union and, is striking some of the i.s.i.s. targets, he accomplished all of his goals and now because his economy is in tatters because of the ukraine sanctions, he can pull out without achieving a victory. >> you're right, assad has not recovered most of the country nor will he, but about 5% more, but 5% is a big part of the populated areas. so from putin's standpoint. is it as he said, mission accomplished, he's propped up assad, keep the naval and air bases, and the base will be there if needor at least some of them will be? >> absolutely, he c

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponed to this commission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helpi

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponed to this commission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helpi

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j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponed to this commission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helpi

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponedmission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helping us with t

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponedie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helping us with the bias training i

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponedthis commission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helping u

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponednk she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helping us with the bias training in our city

j.d. and roberta and simon you thank you very much our environment commission we have 3 members being postponedthis commission emily jackie o i think she has friends jackie because josh wanted to narrow i profound her last name correctly o ma holiday that says i'm on holiday okay jackie i'm on holiday and lisa thank you thank you very much to our film commission welcome in jim who is part of international association of theatre employees local 16 thank you, jim for serving on there our groed body? an important body is sounds bureaucratic but the body that makes sure our with grondz are spent correctly and jennifer and others thank you for thank you for agreeing to serve cecil chronically thank you, again four coming aborted and hemisphere o helping this is this so important our health commission and especially those living on our streets they get the health treatment they need and lindell on the hours authority thank you for stepping up on our housing authority as we reshape and to susan on the human rights commission susan thank you, again, for not only being a great commissioner but helping u

you. quesa loopa. >> take a look at j.d. punt, the analyst sounds bullish saying they are projected to generate growth and burlington northern as well as norfolk southern will give a boost to the low growth but against the backdrop of gdp growth in the 29 to 2% 5% range, analysts say time to time prasts here. >> and the stock has done well. one year down but over the last three months up 13%. pacificiest says you need to own this stock. maybe we can call this a body slam dunk. world wrestling entertainment. they are positive on that saying the company's position and navigating the future of tv, intimate based networks wwe network, saying they are likely to drive strong growth and they start coverage with an overweight rate and target on wwe. 22% upside and no comment on the body slam dunk. no. >> you just burned out at this point. >> that's okay. linkedin get a downgrade from overweight and take a look at the move in the stock, well, barely a move at this point. the price target is getting slashed to 130 from 205 but still 1

you were constantly trying to separate out what seemed to be a fact. >> in dallas a dallas policeman just a short while ago was shot and killed while chasing a suspect. >> j.dced police officer, was shot three times in the chest in the oak cliff section of dallas. then the manager of a shoe store saw the suspect walk into the texas theater. >> someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theaters. they don't know if it was the man who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. >> this is a picture of him. he probably doesn't look exactly like this now after he's been questioned. that's lee oswald. >> the president was shot and a police officer is shot. then someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the assassination. who is he? >> lee oswald of dallas, a former marine who spent some time in russia, who at one time had applied for soviet citizenship. >> this description we have of the suspect in oak cliff was similar to the description we had in the man we were looking for as the assassin, but at that time we had not been able to connect the two in any way. >> there is a great deal of confusion. mr

j.d. from university of chicago. i would like to welcome lisa to the stand and thank her for appearing tonight. [applause] >> thank you so much can. can was reverting to his prosecutor days when he welcomed me to the stand. he is reverting to our common prosecutor days. the thing that cann didn't tell you is that i've basically been stalking him my whole career from u.s. attorney's office in d.c. where ken served as u.s. attorney to the fbi where ken was also chief of staff to director mueller to the department of justice where ken was also the assistant attorney general for national security and of course he preceded me, he's one of my predecessors in my current job so it's good to be here and it's good to be back with an old friend. it's also very good and a real pleasure to be delivering the kenneth moscow memorial lecture. i had the opportunity to visit with keith backstage here and we shared a number of stories about our common roots. for those of you who aren't aware can moscow in addition to being the kind of guy who likes to run with the bulls in campana was a talented cia operative. he he hailed as keith and

j.d. from the university of chicago and b.a. from harvard university. i would like to welcome lisa to the stand and thank her for appearing today. [ applause ]. >> thank youso much, ken. ken was reverting to his prosecutor days when he asked -- he welcomed me to the stand. he was reverting to our common prosecutor days, the things that ken didn't tell you is that i've basically been stalking him my whole career from the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. where ken served as the u.s. attorney to the fbi where ken was also chief of staff to director muller to the department of justice where ken was also the assistant attorney general for national security and of course he preceded me -- he is one of my predecessors in my current job. so it's good to be here. it's good to be back with an old friend. it's also very good and a real pleasure to be delivering the kenneth moscow memorial lecture. i had the opportunity to visit with keith just back stage here, and we shared a number of stories about our common roots. for those of you who aren't aware, ken moscow, in addition to being the kind of guy who liked to run with the bulls in pamp low that, was a talented cia

j.d. gordon and others over the last several weeks. i think he will expand that circle and i think as he draws closer to looking up the nomination and seth his sights on hillary clinton you specifics on national security and foreign policy moving forward as we get into the general election. >> sara huck besanders, thank you so much for your time. come back. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, former presidential candidate congresswoman michele bachmann. she will join me. we'll get her thoughts on the 2016 race including front-runner donald trump and president obama's pick for the u.s. supreme court. my conversation with the congresswoman next. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under six and it should not be given to