joining us to discussion is aaron and jameel, welcome to you both, and, orrin, is apple doing the rightolutely. i think that apple's doing the right thing making their technology more secure companies have a responsibility for their millions of customers around the world to continue to improve security of the products, and it's unconscionable to think they leave open vulnerabilities anyone could discover out there to be taken advantage of >> sure, but, jameel, is there a difference of as a ruvulnerabil blocking information law enforcement needs? >> they have been doing it steadily, preventing the law enforcement from getting access to the phones. in order for law enforcement to do their job, they need access to the phones. without that law, they cannot do their job. even when they have an order from a federal judge >> yeah. orrin, how can you disagree with that >> i can disagree with that, you know, jameel, the government talked about going dark since people stopped using morse code, and advances in technology are the great spoons to national security establishment, both law enforcement

joining me now our zerlina maxwell and danny cevallos, clint watts and jameel smith. thank you for being here. let's take the viewers back to that infamous donald trump jr. statement about that trump tower meeting. he wrote in that statement, it was a short introductory meeting. i asked jared and paul to stop by. we primarily discussed a program about the adoption of russian children that was active and popular with american families years ago and was since ended by the russian government but it was not a campaign issue at the time and there was no follow-up. and then sarah huckabee sanders says in august 1, 2017, she denied that trump dictated this statement. let's take a listen. >> he certainly didn't dictate, but, you know, like i said he weighed in and offered suggestions like any father would do. >> danny, i have to come to you first on the legality of all of this. we now know in a confidential memo back in january, jay says that the president dictated a short but accurate statement legally, what are we looking at here? >> take the underlying facts. this whole ru

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to jameel yet. >> matt, the c.e.o.s leaving almost five years into his helm after a strategy reset last month failed to win over investors. gavin peterson will step down later this year and a board has started a search to identify his replacement the the company expects to have a replacement for the second half. china financial has raised about $14 billion in its latest funding round as it develops new technology. the funding makes it the world's largest syntec firm and equips it for expansion. . it is already china'sing biggest online payment service and controls the world's largest money market fund as it moves from consumer lending into credit scoring. the industrial speaker net has soared in its shanghai debut. a thumb's up for the ambition of helping a company emerge from apple's wing. the stock rows by the maximum 44%. the company is now the most valuable tech company listed in hanghai. shaomi has won approval for an initial offering. the smartphone maker passed its hearing yet and plans to start engaging in inve

if we are going to talk about children and illegal immigration let's talk about kate steinle and jameelently separated from their families because they were killed by illegal immigrants. let's talk about brian terry and his family. the border agent who was killed. a police officer killed on the border and whose son was shot on the face in his stoop in california by an illegal immigrant and kate steinle. let's talk about families permanently separated because the mainstream media has been so outrageous about this. they didn't discuss this during the obama administration. they didn't. >> sandra: children are caught up in this. >> i understand. change the laws. >> sandra: hold on a second. there are some who say the president can change this with a the stroke of his pen. you heard chuck schumer say it. the president saying he can't do this unilaterally. what are you asking for? and i want to go back to the words and the rhetoric what is being used around this. it is so highly charged and it is pulling at all of our heart strings. reports of these tender-age shelters. of migrant children so