jay johnson said it was time for meaningful gun legislation. i agree with him. they need to stop promoting stuff that will not save anybody. there is a plan that the republicans put forward a -- awhile back that instead of the watch lists and things like that where there is no due process, if someone thought you were a person who is likely to commit a terrorist act, they would be required to get a warrant. that to me makes sense. i would like to see if trump would talk to the nra and come away with something like that. if you are on one of these lists, you don't mow why you're there. there is no appeal. if they put in something with more due process most people would agree with that. >> i don't know why they have these lists. why don't they arrest all of these people? i don't like just having lists. i want to do something. >> there is nothing wrong with a list per say. if you then use the lists in a civil context and whether it is stopping people from getting on a plane or much more importantly taking away their constitutional rights which is what is at stake he

our enforcement priorities have been laid out by secretary jay johnson at the department of homeland security are pretty clear. we prioritize criminals. we prioritize gangbangers, we prioritize folks have just come in. but we do not do is prioritize people who have been here long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. so those in force my priorities will continue. the work that we have done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place. so this has prevented us from doing its expanding the scope of what we have done with the dream kids. >> . .

jay johnson says, 5,000 have been approved for settlement. another 5,000 to 6,000 have been approved, pending security check. the senate failed to follow suit. >>> a measure aimed at keeping tens out of the hands of rrorists. he told his republican colleagues via conference call the bill was part of anti- terrorist legislation. last week, they demanded gun control votes. it is said to be similar to a republican bill the senate rejected last week that was opposed by senate democrats. >>> extremely disturbing mass shooting in prince george's county has been captured. >> 24-year-old lawrence sylvester rogers jr. was caught, thanks to witnesses who came forward, after seeing security camera video, released this week. scott broom is in forestville, wherth and two left wounded last friday night. >> reporter: that's right. we learned today that rogers checked himself this to a -- into a nearby motel after the attack here last friday night. and the man who gave him a ride there is among the witnesses who came forward and told police after that video

but jay johnson says that's changing. have surnled resources for refugee screening in places like turkey and jordan. and we're going to get the job done. and we should. it's an humanitarian obligation and commitment on our behalf. >> and so far, michigan california arizona, and pennsylvania have taken in the most syrian refugees. trish? >> thank you so much trace. we mentioned the concerns that isis and other terror groups could infiltrate those refugee populations. those concerns are out there. and those warnings have not only been around for months. they have been coming from some of our nation's top officials. >> we're not going to know a whole lot about the individual refugees that come forward from the u.n. high commission on refugees for resettlement and vetting. >> my concern there is there are certain gaps they don't want to talk about publicly in the data available to us. >> i don't obviously put it past the likes of isil to infiltrate operatives among these refugees. >> retired lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer

. >> yeah, jay johnson and james comby said even with the two-year waiting period for refugees to comeming into this country. they said even with the waiting period, they cannot properly vet these refugees who you just need one guy who can do a lot of destruction. >> so, bruce, just one guy could make it bad for everybody. shouldn't we pause the program? >> i don't think p so. i think it's paused as it is. we've only admitted about 2500. it's ground to a halt. it's going to show. and i think we should be looking at ways to speed it up and the vetting process i think is solid. >> speed it up, rich? >> no. look, you know, the argument on the other side is that america has always had this great tolerance or welcominging of immigrants. we're all immigrants of some kind. we have a wonderful constitution and bill of rights. we guarantee our freedom, but it's not a suicide pact. and i think that you know, if we're not careful about this, we're in a way committing suicide as a country. >> john, sometimes, our ideal, including welcoming with open arms, refugees, sometimes, you've got to be real

the department of homelandmela security secretary jay johnson spoke with the media at thethe conclusion of this closed door session. >> i think at this point it's fair to say that this individual was someone who self radicalized.ra there is no evidence that he was part of a group or cell acting here in the united states.ates there is no evidence at thisevid point that this wasc(÷ a terrort directed attack. > now in addition to homeland also attending this briefing here today on capital hill was the fbi director robert culling. sources tell us that the fbi was not alerted when omar ma teene purchased the firearms he usedth in ine the attack despite thete fact that fbi interviewed him three times over the course of 2013 through 2014.h he was eventually cleared in those investigations. on capital hill right now this attack has sparked a new battle over gone control. republicans saying this would not have stopped this attack. democrats equal owing the president's comments saying that changes need to be laid, prevent someone on a terror watch list from buying a firearm.irea i've got to give

but jay johnson says that's changing.en. >> we have surnled resources for refugee screening in places like turkey and jordan. and we're >>> this is a fox news alert, we have gotten word that mohammed ali has died. reports say his family had been by his side. he had a total of nine children and battling advanced parkinson's disease for years. he was hospitalized in january, 2015 and first diagnosed in 1984. he is considered one of the greatest heavy weights in the history of boxing, winning his first championship at 1964 at 22 years old. he's said to be one of the most-recognized sports figures in history, "sports illustrated" naming him sportsman of the century. >>> in february, 1964, he emerged the heavy weight champion of the world. january 17, 1942, he started boxing at age 12. he announced his affiliation with the nation of islam and changed his name to mohammed ali. he was one of the most-popular men in sports history. in 1967 drafted into the u.s. army, but refused to fight in vietnam stating religious differences.

homeland security secretary jay johnson addressed the current threat level on special report. >> we will be issuing a new bulletin on or before june 16th when the old one expires and we will have some things to say about orlando and the current threat picture. i have literally taken pen to paper on this document and it is going to be something we will be issuing very soon. >> the army threat bulletin emphasizes the importance of identifying attackers or suspicious activity in advance of major events and that is the window where these individuals were most vulnerable and we saw this with omar mateen in orlando. >> now to the election. president obama jumping head first into the race for the white house taking on donald trump directly. trump doubling down on a temporary ban on muslim refugees in the wake of the attacks in orlando. president obama making a statement on the investigation and responded to donald trump this way. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from immigrating to america. where does the stop

>> homelands security chief jay johnson apparently in the dark. he was at a hearing on capitol hill, when he referred to unfolding situation, and said he might have to leave the session. and vice president joe biden had been scheduled to leave from andrews for a campaign event and had to delay his departure. >> people who were involved in the exercise are going to have to take a hard look at themselves. >> the all-clear was a relief here at andrews, but now comes the investigation, into how a routine drill got out of control. weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> main workers union reached three of the five casinos targeted for strike this fourth every july weekend. the three casinos working agreements are all owned by ceasar's, including ballist and harrah's, talks continue at this hour, with the trump taj mahal and the tropicana. local 54 of the united union says the union made concessions when casinos needed money. now they want those concessions returned. >> people in atlantic city and the rest of new jersey could soon be paying more for

priorities have been laid out by secretary jay johnson at the homeland security that are clear. we prioritize gang bangers, folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law biding, who have roots and connections communities. so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we've done with the acts, those policies remain in place. what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we've done with the dream act kids. keep in mind, even that was a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that requires congressional act. although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo. it doesn't negate what has always been the case which problem effectively, we've got to have congress pass a law. you know, i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority. we now have to h

i'm being told that homeland security secretary jay johnson is in the office right now as we speak trying to get information. you can expect in the coming days as they get more information for this to be expanded out throughout law enforcement and the country to give them a sense of how this went down. how this suspect attacked these people. so that best practices can be learned. again, we don't know the specific intent here. terrorism is being looked at. the social media angle is being looked at. but this notion that isis has been using social media to inspire people on a daily basis to do something, troubled souls as the fbi director calls them, has been a simmering concern. now with san bernardino and if this turns out to be somehow inspired through social

i'm being told that homeland security secretary jay johnson is in the office right now as we speak trying to get information. you can expect in the coming days as they get more information for this to be expanded out throughout law enforcement and the country to give them a sense of how this went down. how this suspect attacked these people. so that best practices can be learned. again, we don't know the specific intent here. terrorism is being looked at. the social media angle is being looked at. but this notion that isis has been using social media to inspire people on a daily basis to do something, troubled souls as the fbi director calls them, has been a simmering concern. now with san bernardino and if this turns out to be somehow inspired through social media, it is a concern that we will see this more and more often, george. >> that is the danger. that is the fear. pierre thomas, thank you very much. a little after 11:30 on the east coast. we've been reporting all morning long on this horrific deadly shooting in orlando, florida. started to unfold after 2:00 a.m. gunman enters, sho

he confessed to shooting and killing sanchez claim it was anax incident jay johnson overseeing it. >>he local- oop. >> deportation proceedings don't work that way. zeroing in on undocumented, those, who are public safety threats and those who cross the borders illegally. >> a high er percent agage. agents released three undocumented criteria. because they did not have cr criminal records. >> every one of the undocumented felons had been deported at least once, and came back across the border to commit crimes in the united states. one at least three times. >> how do you stop this vicious cycle? billions a year is spent on borders with mexico? >> there is a public messages aspect of it. if you are a recent arrival, we play have to ds send you back, it is. >> do you think you will be deporlted? >> in my heart, i believe i it. i don't want to end up behind a dumpster or something. >> give us a sense of how much are being deported. a thousand every gay of the in the case of umberto perez. prosecutors doesn'ted not to go on with the charge, but deportation case is still pending. >>> quick n

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orlando sitting alongside vice-president joe biden, fbi director james comey and homeland security jay johnsoned president expressed his condolences to victims and families and then said it's time to have tough conversations about access to guns in this country. >> what's apparently required to wait three days under florida law. but it does indicate the degree it was not difficult for him to obtain these kinds of weapons. >> the president says investigators will look to find out what the motive visions were the shooters and consider all possibility. our coverage continues tomorrow morning. when you get up at 7:00 a.m. hear had a forty three a former secret service agent who trains police around the country oh respond to shootings like this. break to go night news of another act tiff shooter situation at a park in a rural area of west virginia. there are reports that three people are dead and the shooter in that case is still on the loose. details are still breaking and all we have confirmed tonight police are looking for a man in a white pick up. >>> now on to your fox 29 weather authority. th

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. >> home land security secretary just weighed in jay johnson he says yeah, unfolding situation at andrews base, our sister station is fox 5wttg. >> as you would assume would happen in the situation like this if perhaps shots were fired or large number of people were in yep difficult or there was a grave situation at hand. >> this is live picture of the front gate there and actually it doesn't look as bad as i would have anticipated but obviously no one coming in or out of that gate as the basis on lock down but you can see, traffic a long, you know road outside gate is moving a little bit slow but of course, it is late in the morning, so, i'm trying to figure out what is the name, which gate is that? do we know. >> i have never been to the base i'm not sure but you are telling me that is not regular street traffic that is traffic in front of the base so we have had at that point or is that regular street traffic that is moving right in front of the gate. >> i'm not familiar, i simply don't know. >> i think that would have to be regular street traffic, right? >> it is not going in to the b

. >> in like 48 hours -- >> reporter: jay johnson oversees i.c.e. these local officials argue why don't you get an arrest warrant for them? wouldn't that free them of the liability? >> that's not how a deportation works. it is not a criminal prosecution. deportation proceedings do not work that way. >> reporter: last november, secretary johnson narrowed the priorities. zeroing in on undocumented immigrants in three categories, convicted criminals, public safety threats, and those who recently crossed the border illegally. >> we see that reflected in the numbers. fewer deportations, but a higher percentage of those where convicted criminals and threats to public safety. >> we're letting him go on the spot. >> reporter: agents released three undocumented immigrants who did not fit the new more lenient criteria because they did not have criminal records. still many of the i.c.e. does arrest and deport will sneak right back into the u.s. >> when we were on the ride-a-long, every single one of the undocumented felons had been deported at least once, and

sitting alongside vice-president joe biden fbi director james comey and homeland secretary jay johnson president expressed his condolenc condolences to ths and their families. the president said it's time to have some tough conversations about access to guns in this country. >> what's apparently required to wait under florida law. but it does indicate the degree which was not difficult for him to maintain these kinds of weapons. >> president expressed concern the nation will get what he called a quote debate about whether focus on the tragedy an act of terror a problem about easy gun access he says it's about both. here in pennsylvania senator bob casey taking action. he's advocating new legislation on gun control. the democratic senator wants to pass the hate crimes prevention act. that bill would extent the ban on gun purchases to those who have been convicted of a misdemeanor hate crime. that includes anyone who commits a crime motivated by hate or bias toward a particular race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation or disability. of course our coverage of this devel

priorities that we put in place and our enforcement priorities have been laid out by secreta secretary jay johnson and the department of homeland security are pretty clear we prioritize gang bangorer bangor ers and foe just come in -- who have roots of connection of their communities. those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we have done with kids, those policies remained in place. so what this has prevented us from doing is expanding the sculpt of what we have done. even that is a temporary measure. all it is saying is you can have confidence but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that's going to require congressional action. although i am disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo and it does not negate what's going to be the case. if we are going to solve this problem effectively, we got to have congress pass along. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority, we now have to have congress act and hopefully we are going to have a vigorous debate during this election, this democra

dhs secretary jay johnson saying officials are concerned about homegrown violence extremists who coulde with little or no notice. still, with all the red flags raised about nightclub shooter omar mateen, into fbi investigations amid warnings from his family and coworkers, what more can be done to stop more tragedies like this from happening? let's bring in david centauri, a former policy advisor to the obama campaign and a former state department official. that's the question on everybody's mind accommodated. there were so many red flags about this guy, to fbi investigations that he still manages to get hold of a couple of guns legally and commit this atrocity. how do we stop loan walls like in the future? >> we basically have three fronts against isis now. we have the traditional front which is the battlefront in iraq and syria and now also in libya. we have in terms of fighting against and preventing isis trained terrorists from fanning out to europe and the us and planting and implementing attacks and we have a third front now, which is homegrown terrorists which are inspired by isi

. >> sit ago long side vice-president joe biden, james comey and jay johnson, the president expressed condolences to the victims and their family. >>> then president obama said it is time to have some tough conversations about access to guns in this country. >> under florida law, but it does indicate the degree to which it is not difficult for them to obtain these kinds of weapons. >> the president says that investigators will look to find out what the motivations were of the shooter, and they are considering all possibilities. >>> coming up on 5:25. pennsylvania governor tomorrow toll wolf will be spending time at home over next couple taste to recover from a cancer fighting procedure. the undisclosed treatment is part of his prostate cancer fight. this is video from when he made the announcement he did have cancer alongside his wife. according to a statement released by governor's office wolf will undergo outpatient procedure today and will spend all of tuesday and wednesday resting at home and will return to work on thursday. >> chester police department launching a body camera pro

secretary of homeland security jay johnson is making sure there are appropriate security measures.ake a listen. >> here in the homeland since brussels, we have enhanced security at airports around the nation. since the brussels attack in march, our viper teams have been more pronounced in general. and the american public should expect to see this july fourth weekend, enhanced security press enat airports, train stations, and other transit centers across the country. by tsa and state and local law enforcement as well as security personnel generally. >> nbc's steve paterson is live at lax. steve, take us inside lax. how busy is it there and whoots t what's the mood? what are travellers telling you? >> kristin, this is the international terminal. it is life as usual with an extra set of eyes and more machinery. visibility is the key thing here with security and security officials we have been speaking with. not so much procedure as it is posturing. we have seen a lot more police, more k-9 units. for more guys with assault-style weapons. combing up and down aisles here at arrival and d

homeland secretary jay johnson is testifying. he revealed an american citizen received minor injuries in the istanbul attack. that's a different story than we learned yesterday an at a state department briefing. so we will get the story about who was involved, who was injured and a look at america's airports. its safety after this. max and i just discovered this new dog treat called dentalife. it's really different. see? it's flexible... ...and it has a chewy, porous texture, full of little tiny air pockets that gives dogs' teeth a clean scrub all the way down to the gum line. (vo) introducing purina dentalife. for life. can give you ans advantage.gether like trubiotics with immune support advantage. its unique formula supports immune health in two ways. with probiotics that work in your gut. and antioxidants that work throughout your body. trubiotics from one a day. >> so in the wake of the istanbul attack, how does the u.s. security match up to major countries and can we prevent an attack in belgium and turkey. with me someone

plus talk with home lan security jay johnson, right here in studio 75. about the investigation into the shooter. and then we take closer look at donald trump's controversial remarks on the shooting and his decision to ban the washington post from campaign events. the news is back in the morning, see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> we will definitely be watching. meantime, rules for kids riding in carseats just got little stick err in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf signed a bill for g -- forcing parent to put all children into rear facing carseat. rear facing carseat reduces child's risk of seriously getting hurt or killed in a crash. >> new law take effect in two month, will give verbal warnings for the first year, after that drivers can be fined $125. >> health watch, new help for people with diabetes. researchers say a drug used to treat people with type two diabetes is showing other significant benefit. should i shows not only cut blood sugar levels, but, also, prevented hear attacks, strokes, and cardiovascular deaths. >> may cut your risk ev

i'm being told that homeland security secretary jay johnson is in the office right now as we speak trying to get information. you can expect in the coming days as they get more information for this to be expanded out throughout law enforcement and the country to give them a sense of how this went down. how this suspect attacked these people. so that best practices can be learned. again, we don't know the specific intent here. terrorism is being looked at. the social media angle is being looked at. but this notion that isis has been using social media to inspire people on a daily basis to do something, troubled souls as the fbi director calls them, has been a simmering concern. now with san bernardino and if this turns out to be somehow inspired through social media, it is

frequently are people like former massachusetts governor duvall patrick, homeland security secretary jay johnson, labor secretary tom perez, new jersey senator corey booker. corey booker was asked on twitter if he wanted to be vp and he responded by saying he already is a vp, if by vp you mean vegan person. you know what? wondering who a presidential nominee is going to pick to be their running mate, that is usually a huge waste of time. it's like this parlor game that people play all year long when they run out of more substantive things to speculate pointlessly about. but even though i firmly believe that vice presidential prospecting is almost always a dumb conversation, we have now, just today, entered the season where it's no longer dumb. we have entered the time of year, once every four years, when it is no longer a pointless or dumb way to spend your time. we're now at the point where this is it. president obama has given his endorsement. democratic primary is ending in a very clear way. and there are only six weeks between now and the nominating convention. there's no reason to think tha

frequently are people like former massachusetts governor duvall patrick, homeland security secretary jay johnson, labor secretary tom perez, new jersey senator corey booker. corey booker was asked on twitter if he wanted to be vp and he responded by saying he already is a vp, if by vp you mean vegan person. you know what? wondering who a presidential nominee is going to pick to be their running mate, that is usually a huge waste of time. it's like this parlor game that people play all year long when they run out of more substantive things to speculate pointlessly about. but even though i firmly believe that vice presidential prospecting is almost always a dumb conversation, we have now, just today, entered the season where it's no longer dumb. we have entered the time of year, once every four years, when it is no longer a pointless or dumb way to spend your time. we're now at the point where this is it. president obama has given his endorsement. democratic primary is ending in a very clear way. and there are only six weeks between now and the nominating convention. there's no reason to think tha

i'm being told homeland security secretary jay johnson is trying to get information. you can expect in the coming days as they get more information for this to be expanded out throughout law enforcement and the country to give them a sense of how this went down, how the suspect attacked these people so that best practices can be learned. again we don't yet know the specific intent here. terrorism is being looked at. the social media angle is being looked at. but this notion that isis has been using social media to inspire people on a daily basis to do something, troubled souls as the fbi director calls it, has been a simmering concern and now with san bernardino and if this turns out to be inspired through social media it is a concern that we will see this more and more often, george. >> that is the danger. that is the fear. thanks very much. a little after 11:30 now on the east coast. we have been reporting all morning long on this horrific deadly shooting in orlando, florida. unfolding after 2:00 a.m. at the pulse nightclub in orlando florida. gunman walks in, begin

she also, advisor to jay johnson, tweeted out that the u.s. has never been a utopia, unless you were a straight, white male that owned land, straight up, period, go home, shut up. isn't that great, mr. speaker, that we have people with this for americad hatred and bigotted racial positions that she can advise our secretary of homeland security? here's another one. eptember 17, 2014. 9/11 is your tai to pull out your flag themed clothing and it's my day to look behind my back as i walk home. well, actually, i don't see a lot of attacks on muslims in america. especially by true christians. because that's not a christian thing to do. it is a radical islamist thing to do. and that is actually quite confirmed by this tweet, 26 april of 2013, she said, you can't say something intolerant and not expect consequences, not on my watch. what she is advocating there in america, under our constitution, under every law of every state is called a crime. she's advocating a crime. our american revolution saw the quoting, usually attributed to voluntary, some d

. >> secretary jay johnson spoke about that. he said you can't just entirely focus on airports.ou need focus on all public places and events especially as we're looking to large gatherings on july 4. is that a concern of yours, there may not be enough manpower to handle that? >> exactly. the fourth of july in washington, d.c., what better target than that. how do you stop that from happening? you'll see a lot of security down in washington on nation's bir birthday. this is a free society. it's open. the capitol is a public building. you cannot shut it down with a ring of steel like the russians did. we have to keep it open, but keep it safe. that's where good intelligence comes into play. we can harden these soft targets but the end of the day it's intelligence that will drive prevention on the front end. >> congressman mike mccall, stay with me. i have many more questions for you about the threat of isis to the u.s. more when we get back from break. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruin

our enforcement priorities have been laid out by secretary jay johnson at the department of homeland security are pretty clear. we prioritize criminal. we prioritize gang bangers, we prioritize folks who have just come inches what we do not do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, who have roots and connections in their communities. so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work that we have done with the dream -- those policies remain in place. so at this has prevented us from doing is expanding the scope of what we have done with the dream kids and keep in mind though even that was just a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to these kids, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that is going to require congressional action. so although i am disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is, if we're

department of homeland security chief jay johnson was asked about her role.t i have said publicly numerous times and which i think bears repeating is that when someone self-radicalizes, there is almost always someone close to that individual who sees the signs. >> reporter: still, mateen did claim allegiance to the islamic state. yesterday, president obama pushed back, defending himself against attacks, especially donald trump who says that the president refused to use the radical islam. >> what exactly would this accomplish if i used this label? >>> i watched president obama today. and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. that's the kind of anger he should have for the shooter and these killers that should not be here. >> so this is clearly becoming fodder out on the campaign trail. as far as the investigation is concerned, we do know that federal investigators have their hands on mateen's cell phone and they are using it, no doubt, to find out who he may have been in contact with in the days leading up to the shooting but also using the locat

. >> thank, next update is at 8: 25, coming up on cbs this morning, homeland security secretary jay johnsone brought you to this construction trailer to talk about trucks today. which truck brand offers engines with best in class v8 towing or fuel economy? are we moving? where we going? it's the answer to the question baby! silverado. oooh that's cool. it's truck month. qualified buyers get 0% financing for 60 months. plus, find your tag and get $8,250 total value on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer >>> good morning. it is tuesday, june 14th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, as people around the world come together to lift up orlando and honor the 49 people killed amid the search for answers. >>> homeland security secretary jeh johnson is right here in studio 57. we're going to ask how the government is responding to the deadly attack and how they might prevent one in the future. but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> investigators have confiscated the tapes from surveillance cameras. they are combing through

the department of home line security chief jay johnson was asked about her role. >> what i have said publicly numerous times, which i think bears repeating is that correct when someone self radicalize z there is almost always someone close to that individual who sees the signs. >> and beyond the shear tomb human toll, difficult to materialize, did claim allegiance to the islamic state. yesterday president obama pushed for more gun control, and angrily defended his administration's terror policy against critics specially donald trump, who say the president has refused to even use the phrase radical islam. >> what exactly would using this label accomplish? what exactly would it change? would it mace isil less commit in the not once has an advisor every mine said man if we really use that phrase, we're going to turn this whole thing around. >> i watch president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. that's the kinds of anger he should have for the shooter and these kill that's shouldn't be here. >> so this is all obviously spilling out on the campaign trail

martha: there is an ongoing hearing with jay johnson who responded to the reports that there is an active the air base, joint base andrews. he has confirmed that. he said it's an unfolding situation. he comments on a number of security thing that are have much in the news right now. one american citizen was injured in the istanbul attack, that's been confirmed by jeh johnson and that person is being treated. he says americans should expect enhanced security measures as we head into the 4th of july weekend. the ongoing situation is obviously the priority at this moment in terms of what we are covering. there are people on the scene responding. we have nothing yet in terms of potential injuries. we don't know if there are any casualities. we don't know what kind of attack this person brought in. but we know it's an active shooter situation. leland: joint base andrews was conduct an active shooter drill, and it transitions into a real world situation. you are looking at the tarmac where air force one is housed and the f-16s that protect washington, d.c. are housed. the malcolm grove medical

priorities we put in place and our enforcement priorities could have been laid out by secretary jay johnson, department of homeland security, we prioritize gang bangers, criminals, we prioritize folks who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time, who are otherwise law-abiding, have roots and connections in their communities, so those enforcement priorities will continue. the work we have done with the dream act kids, those policies remain in place, what this has prevented us from doing is the scope of what we have done with the dream act kids. even that was just a temporary measure. allah was doing was saying to these kids you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported but it does not resolve your ultimate status. that will require congressional action. although i am disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court's, a deadlock, this does not substantially change the status quo. it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we are really going to solve this problem effectively we have got to have con

jay johnson is pretty clear. we prioritize criminals. we prioritize gang bangers.oritize people who have just come in. what we don't do is prioritize people who have been here a long time who are otherwise law of roots and connections in their communities. and build enforcement will continue. the work we have done with those policies remain in place. so this has prevented us from expanding the scope of what we have done. keep in mind that even that was a temporary measure. all it was doing was basically saying to the get, you can have confidence that you are not going to be deported, but it does not resolve your ultimate. that will require congressional action. although i'm disappointed by the lack of decision today by the supreme court, a deadlock, this does not change the status quo and it doesn't negate what has always been the case which is if we're really going to solve this problem affect only we have to have congress passed the law. i have pushed to the limits of my executive authority, we now have to have congress act. and hopefully we will have a vigorous

irector, secretary jay johnson nd npc director and we'll be pressing the administration for answers aswhat happened to find out what happened and see what we can do in the future to prevent a situation like that from happening in the future. all too often we're seeing these events since boston, forward hood, chattanooga, san bernardino and now this event. the homeland is under attack and with the highest threat environments i've seen since 9/11. let me just say that the suspect, the orlando shooter, was under the radar on several occasions. there were flags in this case we'll be examining in our oversight responsibilities. usda add and the -- to the saudi arabia and emirates in 2012 and came under the f.b.i. in 2013 for making inflammatory comments about connections to al qaeda and hezbollah and other remarks. then in 2014 by attending the same mosque as the first american foreign fighter suicide bomber in syria. these connections are all very concerning to us. it's something we'll be taking a very close look at. i want to commend the leadership behind me for supporting me and my commi

>>> jay johnson joined us in the studio a little earlier today.about the investigation and the fbi's previous encounters with the gunman. >> should there be different policies, once on the watch list, you should be continued to be watched, alergt the fbi. >> we continue to evaluate our security posture. and whether more is necessary, there is something to be said for not letting somebody linger on a list long after an investigation of a matter is closed. we continue to re-evaluate. >> should there be an -- i'm not being trivial, should there be an asterisk that goes along with that person's name so when he goes to buy a weapon, something is triggered? >> that is a question that we'll consider. these are difficult questions. they're not always as simple as it's closed, it's gone. sometimes there might be such an asterisk depending upon the context. but we continually evaluate our security po posture. our number one priority is keeping the american public safe. >> you talked about how important it is to have the public's help. are you satisfied that

>> it was a funny story, bret baier was hosting homeland security jay johnson for an interview on specialeport and talking to him mostly about inlegal immigration and i talked to bret beforehand, i said hey, i'm on this list, i talked to the fbi and sent me back to the department of homeland security to get off. it requires me to go to the airport several hours earlier every time i fly. why don't you ask secretary johnson about this and bret played it like the pro that he is, looked at secretary johnson squarely in the eye and said, you know, i have this regular panelist, steve hayes, mr. secretary, do you think steve hayes is a terrorist? a and. [laughter] i suppose he can't afford to joke around, but he look right back at bret and said, you know, bret, i can't speak to steve's individual situation, leaving the possibility open that i was in fact a terrorist. stuart: look, in all seriousness, this is the problem with no fly, no buy. because you are deprived of your rights to buy a gun if that's what you want to do, not by an elected politiciby a face once you're on the chris then-- you c

next week we have don rickles, lena dunham, jay leno, dwayne johnson, and ricky gervais will all be joininge: wow! [ cheers and applause ] that's a hot week. >> jimmy: hot week. but first, we have a great show tonight. he's one of the busiest men around. i love this guy. we're gonna talk about his new summer olympics gig and his new sportswear line. he doesn't stop. he's the best. ryan seacrest is here, you guys. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ryan and i are going to play a game of pictionary later on in the show. so be sure to stick around for that. that's just going to be awful. >> steve: that's gonna be a a good time. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, i don't know how to draw. are you going to play with us? >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: all right, cool. plus, this guy is one of the funniest human beings on the planet. i just love him so much. from "the soul man," the hilarious cedric the entertainer is dropping by. >> steve: so entertaining. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you see him? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: in "top five." did you see him -- >> steve: oh, my god. he's -- >>

as the right kind of libertarian are you voting johnson weld, which is also a great porn name jay i will start a # maybe johnson. i haven't decided yes. >> maybe hillary, never johnson. >> it is called the libertarian chick. are you voting for johnston? >> if i can waive a magic wand and put him in office i would. and hillary would be a nightmare on 100% of the issues. i have to choose the lesser of two evils. johnson is not going to win and i have to choose trump. >> you said if libertarianism was put in force there would be too much of this stupidness. >> i do believe that. >> as opposed to what we have now? >> frankly i think libertarianism and this will sound terrible, but that's the sort of person i am. it assumes that most people are smarter than they are. most people cannot handle that much freedom. libertarians are said to be real intelligent. >> we assume people are dumber than they are and that's why you cannot have people locking other people in cages. >> people need to be told what to do to a certain extent. there needs to be directions. there needs to be incentives. i wish i