mitt romney or jeb bush. none of these idiots for three decades could do anything near what he accomplished. even if those talks fall apart. it's extraordinary to me people aren't look to all he accomplished. lou: they should be on their hands and knees begging him to stay in office. >> i live in wisconsin and people appreciate promised made and promises kept. lou: how about a smart government? mark: how about a real negotiator? mitt romney would take the iran agreement over to kim jong-un and say sign this. >> i'm not disagreeing with you, lou. i am saying jeb has a point. lou: why do they feel like that. >> you are always so defensive with me. lou: i'm a sensitive guy. >> i must bring that out in you. lou: my wife gives me instructions at home or anywhere else we happen to be together. mark: i think it was the part about how great mitt romney was and paul ryan. lou: do you agree we have to get rid of paul ryan snow's an albatross. he's a big blackbird hanging around the republican party's necks. i have got

jeb bush or would marco rubio have supported higher tariffs?ould they have been on a jihad as you yankees say in new york city for destroying free trade. >> no, sir. >> okay. what about the tpp, hey, would marco rubio or jeb bush turn china over -- >> i think noah is uncomfortable. >> over to the chinese? >> no, i wouldn't. >> no, you wouldn't. what about white supremacy, would jeb bush or marco rubio after charlottesville, preached more equivalency -- >> can i have a water? >> white supremacy? no, of course they wouldn't. what about russia. i'm trying to figure out exactly how jeb bush would have tailored his speech for marco rubio that russia should be in the g8 and justin trudeau should go sit in a corner with a dunce cap. >> no. >> what about north korea, do you think jeb bush or marco rubio would go to north korea and say that kim jong-un was a nice man. >> talented. >> that nuclear weapons were forever banned from north korea? >> funny guy. >> and a funny guy. would they ever say that? >> they might say he's fawny guy. very charitable her

bush, son of jeb bush.senator james imhoff wants to meet face to face with the embattled chris pruitt at the hill. he faces a dozen allegations, including that he asked staffers to help his bwife find a job. a meeting could happen as early as today. >>> first lady melania clump still more popular than the president. it's down six points from may. roughly the same where hillary clinton was at this time in 1994 during her husband's first term. the first lady melania trump grabbing headlines this week after she weighed in on immigration. she said the u.s. should follow the law, but do so by governing with heart. the president should listen to her. >> the vast majority in retention are kids who came here with their families. that's the biggest problem. i think americans want two things. they want immigration, but do it with humanity. i think melania said it right. my advice, the president should listen to melania. >> let me go back to the bush story. the feud between the president and the bush family runs deep.

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that's why in the general election, having jeb bush as a main opponent of using the public wants to change we are unhappy with the way things have gone to the two-party establishment to say that two candidates for you, the son and brother of the two most recent republican candidates, jeb bush who is a good guy and hillary clinton the most recent democratic president that works as the secretary of state for the most recent. so you want to change and we are giving you bush and clinton. that was lucky for trump but was also effective at taking advantage. that was the key dynamic in the whole campaign when we got t the general. i always said when i was on tv was a one in four or five chance that he would win. but i always thought you cannot underestimate the change in the atmosphere for much of an advantage of this to the outside candidate. people thought they could disqualify trump and came pretty close. it didn't quite work and the incumbent, this is a problem people face, the trick is to change the candidate and ma maye good enough he could just do reagan and good morning america and they t

you have never seen warren buffett and jamie together former governor jeb bush is going to be with ushe way like we -- i would have said that the jamie dimon/warren buffett thing was sort of a drop the mike situation but then add in jeb bush after that, you can add wilbur ross to the conversation in the 8:00 hour a lot to talk to them about and the former ceo of honeywell is going to be our guest host a lot of big names commenting on a lot of big issues this morning. >> we'll look forward to it. a huge -- it's bigly, it's a bigly "squawk box. andrew, thank you. >>> joining us is mark travis, and i want to talk about small caps, the domestic economy and your picks in a minute but i can't not ask you about this buffett and diamond news. you're a fund manager, i'm sure you look at this do you think that companies should take their advice and end quarterly guidance >> well, brian, you and i both know it's a silly dance people go through every quarter you know, they whisper a number then they lower a number and they jump over a number and then the analyst community claps for the number so,

so primary lucky having jeb bush as opponent. if people want change, two party establishment say great we have tworo greayou. s and brother of the two most recent republican presidents, jeb bush, whos a good guy, but that's what he looked like,nd hillary clint and wife of democratic president. so you want change. we'll give you bush and clinton. that was extremely lucky f trump. buy effecti in taking advantage of it. i think that was the key dynamic in the whole ca. that's why when we got to the wh ov in septem , i always said october, i thought that was one in four chance trump would win. i thought hillarclinton would win. she was ahead polls. thought you couldn't change atmosphere ho o advantage obesider ineopl thought they can disqrump. they came prettyclose. she did beat him in the popular vote. it didn't quite work. as incumben one problem trump will face, it's tricky to run as change and cuent. ma h has goodh he can do reagan america is better than theywere. obama i took over after horrible financial crisis, it's not great,

and then we'll talk to former governor of florida jeb bush then later just gets better.ve commerce secretary wilbur ross. he'll talk about trade loti a.m. eastern me a t of actionable conversation right here on "squawk box. back in a minute >>> it's time now for the executive edge fidelity could be taking a big step towards legitimizing cryptocurrency an internal job posting seeking candidates to help engineer, create and deploy a digital asset exchange would be a big vote of confidence by large wall street firm towards cryptocurrency abby johnson has been a big proponent of crypto. she has been quite public about her support for bitcoin and other thing. >>> the number of homes meanwhile in america without a land line continues to rise. i'm going to keep my land line because otherwise the bots - >> you won't get any crank calls. >> and it causes them to call -- >> these are like illegal cheats that are working around -- >> yesterday honestly i was going to say put me in touch to talk to and then i want to find out an address and a place and give it to someone and say, he

bush, and michael steele, former senior adviser to jeb bush. zerlina, let me start with you. and the confusion i was talking about with danny just a moment ago. we learned from political, the department of health and human services creating a task force to deal in some capacity with what's happened here. what is your sense of the magnitude of the confusion, the chaos and engagement from this administration in trying to figure out what needs to happen next? >> it's clear at this stage they did not have a plan for reunification, or at least it wasn't a priority. as this has all unfolded throughout the week, it is clear the administration was surprised by the backlash. the "washington post" and the "times" this morning, we are learning more about the fact that steven miller loves these images, he loves the sight of asylum seekers and undocumented people in these detention facilities. and i think that's particularly alarming if you're an american who is repulsed by these images of people in cages and children and babies separated from their parents. so i think this administration

now that it's wrong, and we have former first ladies making statement, my friend jeb bush and others, let's come together. let's get congress to act immediately in the next week. >> reverend, i think listening to you, you're absolutely right, congress has punted this ove and over again. it's a real shame,no and it' reaching its terrible human cost and crescendo on the border, but many also say the president is punting as well, because he could stois. it is not part of any mandated policy, it's h own administration's policy, but what i want to ask you this, is i wonder whether you can look at is graph that we're putting up, which basically shows that the whole premise is america isr being n with illegal immigrants, what president trump said again, but in fact, arrests of migrants are down fro president trump, half of what we saw under president obama so it undermines the premise that sohow there a terrible danger afoot and a great threat to the republic. >> we got to balance this out. hesten, i'm in california, and i have seen egregious impact of what iall theinfillation of nefarious a

let's bring in host sirius xm, joe watkins and michael steele, former adviser to jeb bush. with a good saturday morning to all three of you. do you think the president is being intentionally misleading or do you think he just doesn't have his facts straight or he is speaking the way he wishes things were? >> i think it's a mix of all three. i think the president has long he embraced this idea of what he calls truthful hyperbole all to create the impression that he is doing better, he is more successful, he is winning in a way that isn't always supported by reality. >> and so your take on this, danielle? why does this president speak like this? >> because he is a liar. it's plain and simple. look, he created this policy of separating children from their families because he wanted to send a message, him and jeff sessions want to accepted a message to immigrant families that we don't care, america is heartless. regardless if you're fleeing violence, criminal activity, horrible things that are going on, that once you arrive in america, we are going to make your lives worse. tha

talked trash about jeb bush, about rob pattinson. somehow they still persevered. i'm not sure whether you leave thisel library fg better about the country or more horrified. you should definitely f.l somethi >> earlier this week abc canceled "roseanne" after "roseanne" sent a racist tweet about valerie jarrett, comparing her to an ape. what was your reaction? >> i was shocked abc made a decision to cancel "roseanne." i feel like the mistake we make performers sometimes is making jokes off the stage. this goes for any comedian. i feel like the safest place, if yowant say something that has some edge, that really was a didn't at you really intend to be taken that way, the safest place to say its on the stage. twitter is a trap. you're at the mercy of other people's interpretations. you have no vocal inflection. it doesn't matter whether i agree with roseanne calling ape.one an i don't agree with that. but the least safe place to do twitter. twitter chews up careers. >> what will you tell your son when he's old i about what's like to be a black man in america? >> my

republicans at the time distance themselves from his intervention, including the presidential candidate jeb bush stopped the pope. for him, it is about averting environmental catastrophe but also about tackling social injustice. translation: air quality, sea levels, adequate freshwater reserves, climate and the balance of delicate ecosystems are all necessarily affected by the way is that human beings satisfy their thirst for energy. often, sad to say, with grave disparities. it is not right to sate that there is by adding two other people's physical thirst for water, their poverty or their social exclusion. at the closed—door session in the vatican, pope francis said oil and gas companies were developing more careful approach is to assessing climate risk. but he said he was particularly worried by the continued search for new fossil fuel reserves, when the paris agreement had pushed for most of them to be kept untapped, underground. the pope urged the investors and executives to speed up a switch to sustainable, clean energy. he exhorted them to deploy their skills as innovators to address the

, including the presidential candidatejeb his intervention, including the presidential candidate jeb bushor him, it is about averting environmental catastrophe but also about tackling social injustice. translation: air quality, sea levels, adequate freshwater reserves , levels, adequate freshwater reserves, climate and the balance of delicate ecosystems are all necessarily affected by the way is that human beings satisfy their thirst for energy. often, sad to say, with grave disparities. it is not right to sate that there is by adding two other people's physical thirst for water, their poverty or their social exclusion. at the closed—door session in the vatican, pope francis said oil and gas companies were developing more careful approach is to assessing climate risk. but he said he was particularly worried by the continued search for new fossil fuel reserves , continued search for new fossil fuel reserves, when the paris agreement had pushed for most of them to be kept untapped, underground. the pope urged the investors and executives to speed up a switch to sustainable, clea n to speed

conservative i'm sorry you me i'm not sure why compassionate conservatism which we heard former candidate jeb bush speak about in two thousand and sixteen we're not sure why that's dead right now we're not sure why this is an issue that requires people to exhibit principled leadership this is just common sense and so your point as to why this isn't being addressed in the bill i think next week we should see something happen and we because right now it's a bit of a crisis and there are prominent conservatives in the media calling out and i think the president is getting very nervous because his white house advisers are telling him one thing yet he won the respect of the full party and that's not happening right now on this do you think that in the end that this could. actually be more damaging to what the president says he's trying to accomplish i mean his his chief of staff john kelly said that the game of the game is to terence do you actually think that that's what this is going to accomplish. i think right now it's a bit too early to say what can be accomplished i think in the short term yes we

jeb bush is a low energy person. for him, to get things done is hard. >> maxine waters, a very low iq individual. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> just yesterday, after sarah sanders spoke about the need for civility, the president was back to lobbying insults asking quote, why is senator mark warner perhaps in a near drunken state claiming has information that only he and bob mueller knows. told politico he had made a bad joke. the presidential insults didn't stop there. president trump took aim from anyone from reporters to late night talk show hosts at a rally. >> we have a lot of fake news back there. i said, i don't care. i can't stand that guy. she blamed everybody for losing the election except for one person, herself. does david lynch enjoy it, because his career in hollywood is officially over. the guy on cbs, what a low life. this guy on cbs has no talent. jimmy kimmel would meet me beforehe election. no talent. now i wouldn't do his

just sitting and watching this, i started thinking to myself of these 17 people, most have heard of jeb bush, governor, dad was president and brother was president of serbia and the famous real estate mogul that these other people, i know them and i know their accomplishments. it dawned on me it didn't used to be this way. i was 10-years-old in 1968 and i am almost 61 now. if you are not old and gray, you do not know what i'm talking about. i have lawyers in my court on a regular basis and they asked what is your new book and i explained it to them. who is robert f. kennedy back nr heard of them. i started thinking about 1968 in what campaign running against each other we are not talking about the national polls. there were titans running against each other in various times. lyndon johnson, richard nixon, ronald reagan, robert kennedy, eugene mccarthy, vice president hubert humphrey, three term governor nelson rockefeller, newcomer to politics both won three times and each time winning in a blue state the one man just before his assassination john f. kennedy said that's the one guy i don't w

we saw this in the presidential election, when everyone thought jeb bush was going to be the republicaninee. if not jeb, marco rubio or ted cruz. they knew they didn't want donald trump. donald trump won and they had no control over that. candidates who didn't have the of nancy pelosi in the dddc, they had the blessing and the money. >> are we seeing any evidence of that around the country? the party has l conf the primary process? >> i don't know if we've in esly seen a lot of evidence of that. i think the one overriding factor, i go back to it over and over again, if you're a woman or you have a name that sounds lik increase in your vote share if you're a democrat. we've seen across the aisle, different kand dacandidates win regardless of ideology or their connection to nancy pelosi. >> some of you will stay and some will leave. i will take short break. when we come back, celebrating a winning team at the white house, not usually a political event. but the philadelphia eagles are now the focus of president trump's latest criti protests. >>> later this hour, why the white house press s

joining me mike murphy, republican strategist to mitt romney, jeb bush and john mccain. great to see you. first of all, republicans seem to be terrified now that it's become the party of trump of saying anything against the president. >> yeah. i think senator corker was right on. it's acting like a cult. i understand why donald junior has to defend his father/co-defendant. it's all about personality. it's not about republican issues. many of those have been thrown out the window. i will say this about mark sanford. he's always had trouble when he had his earlier scandal in that district. this primary the sharp knife of being accused of being anti-trump did hurt and cut him. people on the ground said he was kind of sleepwalking and didn't have his campaign in place. is it true the one place on earth donald trump is highly popular inside the electorate, totally true. that's the cult like glue that's holding everybody in line. privately they will say he's crazy and this is terrible. publicly, they're afraid of their primary voters. i will say sanford has some problems of hi

jeb bush spoke up today and that could cost him five votes. kennedy: low energy jeb? >> off the couch. >> jim swift talking about the breakdown in 2007. hillary clinton open barack obama were on the wrong side. they inserted a poison pill in what could have been comprehensive reform back then because they wanted to get rid of the guest worker program, wanted to sun set it. it could have passed then. and the restrictionists on the republican side sank that bill. >> there was a lot of opportunity with president obama ready to sign an immigration bill. there is so much -- kennedy: what when he had the majority in the senate? >> democrats absolutely deserve blame for having the situation where in 2018 we're still in this situation. but the level that this administration is willing to go to demonize immigrants, they are now also saying we're going to go back and look at people who have been naturalized as citizens and we're going to see if there was anything wrong on your application so we can kick you out. my parents are naturalized citizens. it's like they came for you a

is our friend mike murphy, veteran gop strategist, longtime adviser to people like mitt romney, jeb bush mccain. he also happens to be a senior fellow up at harvard. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> i have an uncomfortable question to start. the battle damage assessment for your party just thus far this week. >> oh, it's a complete disaster. i think the political coroner is going to rule this one a suicide. it is self-inflicted. it's morally repugnant. it's a stain on the history of the country and on this presidency. i think this is a disaster, in at leave 70 to 100 congressional districts. even in base districts, this has people outraged. these are not republican values. these are not american values. this one is going to be a big price to pay. you can see the political machinery working as the senate is in just about full revolt now, and the house which is more factionalized is following. there's tremendous energy to get out of this thing, but a lot of damage has already been done. if they move very quickly, they can ameliorate some of it. >> i was thinking about a

. >> joining me now is former senior advisor to jeb bush and former chairman of the republican party't know you arrived in the country as a child refugee. you lived this experience. is president trump right when he compares this experience as walk through central park, the mission to arrive in the united states? >> this is very emotion mall questi -- emotional question for me. i arrived with many others who were fleeing for their life. their parents may have been shot and killed. others had parents in prison. these children were in united states. what tears inside my heart every single day is thousands of people, young men, women, older people, children who perish in the gulf straits eaten by sharks drowning trying to get to america. imagine their despair here. you have these families with 4-year-olds, 3-year-olds, 6-year-olds traveling for a month in order to get to the border and these people are assaulted by thugs, by gangs. some of the women are raped. it's a horrible journey. the journey that only people who believe that the worse case scenario staying home or getting your daugh

weap we had huckabee, jeb bush, everybody.you had to look at that district and see which candidate was resonating. and if you could believe this and the district florida 18 it was trump. and we had reporters constantly calling you will of us running in this primary going if trump is a nominee, will you support him? and everyone's like uh, um, because a lot of the radical things he was doing and a lot of the bullying he was doing and making fun of other candidates. and his style was off the hook. nobody in politics has ever had this type of kind of an elementary school yard bully tactic on the national stage. you might have local races where somebody's like he's a dogcatcher or he's this or that. but you've never had a national stage where you have this type of name calling. and it brought down the congressional race and we had to say who we were for, it was a dies i bizarretime. >> we're going to watch very closely tonight. thank you for staying with us. madelyn, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> madelyn dean who is running for co

if it were jeb bush, john kasich, somebody the establishment in washington felt was part of their ilk, would i amhave briefed him? asking that rhetorically. because it was an outsider, a business person with a brash television personality, a television star that they probably didn't feel was in circle, if you will, they didn't briefed him. i think that was very unfair to the president when he was a candidate. we have to see how that situation unfolds. on the other topic, the only thing i can say to you is that i and manyd the hoop others. i didn't see anything on the fbi , as it relates to president trump, would be concerned about. denyingy gowdy, who is allegations of spying in his last couple of interviews, has said publicly, that from everything he has read and seen, the president is not a target of the investigation. i think that is good news. this program is carried live every sunday afternoon in great britain. kevin is joining us from london, england. caller: on a light note, we are glad to have a new american princess. the politics.o what we don't understand here in the leader

. >> laura: would this be a list jeb bush or marco rubio, all these guys would've been candidates forhem too. >> that could very well be. i think the big question on abortion is a look at the pro-life sentiment in the country. 1988, around the webster time and today, this country is more pro-life. if they want to pick the pro-life fight, we are going to win it. >> laura: how about the fact that it's not in the constitution? i could spend the whole hour with you. fantastic panel. up next, raymond arroyo. >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment. we expose what's behind the big cultural stories of the day. the late-night talk show hosts have banned together to roast president trump. for more on what they are doing, we are joined by raymond arroyo. i sought triple boxines of conan and the others. i was thoroughly not interested. apparently everybody else is. >> this is important. jimmy fallon came to the "hollywood reporter" and said, he kind of backtracked and apologized for having donald trump on. he has been hazed for months. during the campaign. they said it humanized th

the sun and -- jeb bush. and hillary clinton. the wife of bill clinton. you want change, we are giving you a bush and clinton. that was extremely lucky for him. he was very effective in taking advantage. that was a key dynamic. that is why when we got to the general election, i always said when i was on tv there was a one in four chance that trump would win. i thought clinton would win or chu was ahead in the polls. i always thought you cannot underestimate a change atmosphere how much of an advantage it is to be the outsider candidate. the clinton people thought they could disqualify trump. she got close. she beat him in the popular vote by quite a bit. it did not quite work. as the incumbent, this is one problem that trump will face. it is tricky to run as a change can it did and the income -- candidate and the incumbent. maybe like reagan, it's morning in america, or obama, weav come back some -- those are decent reelection messages. or bush in 2004. the economy was getting tough, but we have a decent response to 9/11. will trump have an incumbent reele

mcconnell tells nbc indistinguishable from what we would have expected from marco rubio or jeb bush as president. kansas senator bob dole served the leadership position over 11 years. >>> a judge ordered special counsel robert mueller's office to tell paul manafort the identity okey fig in the inal case against him. u.s. district court judge added manafort shouldn't have to be surprised at later point by the addition of any name. manafort faces a hearing friday on revoking his bail because of alleged witness campering. in a separate court filing, mueller said foreign efforts to interfere in u.s. politics are continuing, asked the judge to nyvince request by one of the indicted russian companies. special counsel office contends until the russian executive appears before the court, they are not entitled to review any discovery. >>> the battle between the justice department and house republicans is escalating, following a fox news report that claims back in january deputy attorney general rod rosenstein threatened to turn the tables on the house intelligence committee. it reportey came du

. >> commissioner, you endorsed the former florida governor jeb bush in 2016.f the reason he lost was because of the immigration issue. do you think he was right. >> look, he was my friend and our -- he was my friend and governor. i am proud of what he did for our state. he was focused on florida. i am focused on florida. [cheers and applause] my secure florida first plan will reinstate the relationship with i.c.e. that went away under the obama administration so that they will be detained and deported by the feds, but not on florida taxpayer's dimes. i'm supported by law enforcement, pba, fop and 45 sheriffs because they have seen both records and endorsed me to be the next governor to keep floridian safe. that is what a florida first agenda is, and that is what the governor of florida should be focused on. >> gentlemen, thank you. standby for breaking news unfolding just hours ahead of this debate, another deadly shooting in our nation this afternoon. today's tragedy brings us to another hotly debated issue that has left deep scars here in florida. guns. >> w

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this morning jeb bush called it heartless. >> the white house is defending the practice. scott mcgrew joins us now to continue the coverage. the story so quickly developing. >> it really is. president trump spoke about the detention centers a short time ago and here is his latest statement. >> the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. you look at what is happening in europe, look at what is happening in other places. we can't allow that to happen to the united states. not on my watch. we're stuck with these horrible laws. they're horrible laws. what is happening is so sad. it's so sad. and it can be taken care of quickly, beautifully and we'll have safety. >> now as you just heard, trump continues to claim that he had no choice in this matter, that there is some law involved in locking up children. earlier this morning attorney general jeff sessions and department of homeland security security kirsten nielsen spoke to the national association sheriff in new orleans and she repeated the white house position the

jeb bush, charlie crist and rick scott.he state is also home to the highest percentage of residents 65 and over in the u.s. >> they want a place where they can retire and have government off their back. so a lot of these voters this older generation tend to come out when they vote in higher numbers. >> congressman ron desantis has never won a statewide election but finds ways for florida voters to keep tabs on him on capitol hill. >> i am earning my paycheck. i mean, i'm up here fighting. we are holding, trying to hold the peter strzoks and the comeys accountable. >> and doing that caught president trump's attention. he tweeted today congressman ron desantis a top student at yale and harvard law school is running for governor of the great state of florida. ron is strong on borders. tough on crime and big on cutting taxes. loves our military and our vets. he will be a great governor and has my full endorsement. >> as governor of florida, you are going to have to have a relationship with the white house. we have a hurricane h

if we had president romney or president cruz or president rubio for president jeb bush we would not beaving this specific crisis right now. this is a trump specific crisis and the people he brought with him. >> the wall is an applause line at rallies. immigration is a talking point, illegal immigration is a talking point. the goal of trump and his allies is to cut illegal immigration, future flows of illegal immigration. that is why there has been no daca compromise in the house and senate. they caved on the wall but legal immigration is splitting the republican business community and the pro immigration community from the trump -- >> i would say in the last couple of days i have talked to some people that are reliable that republicans have had enough and are tell house republicans if you don't repudiate the president on daca and immigration -- put out a statement that this is unfortunate or happening. we want you to step away from and against the president on this. if you are not going to do it i'm not there anymore. maybe there will be a moment of reckoning. you can't indulge this ki

. >> laura: would this be a list jeb bush or marco rubio, all these guys would've been candidates for them too. >> that could very well be. i think the big question on abortion is a look at the pro-life sentiment in the country. 1988 around the webster time and today, this country is more pro-life. if they want to pick the pro-life fight, we are going to win it. >> laura: how about the fact that it's not in the constitution? i could spend the whole hour with you. up next, raymond arroyo. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer,

apparently if your last name is bush now because of the former first lady's criticism and jeb bush's criticism, you're out of luck. >> i want you to listen to congressman elijah cummings on the whole border separation of families issue. he was very passionate. listen to this. >> we all should be able to agree that in the united states of america we will not intentionally separate children from their parents. we will not do that. we are better than that! we are so much better! we should be able to agree that we will not keep kids in child internment camps indefinitely and hidden away from public view. what country is that! >> where is this? >> i was there in the room. it was quite powerful. you had jerry nadler, another democrat, basically do a little bit of a filibuster on this. you had women with infants standing up and protesting. >> this is coloring everything in our politics right now. it did look particularly absurd to be having another hearing about hillary clinton's e-mails and inspector general report while the country is going wild with this situation on the border. you don'

steven's family was jeb bush lent. >> justice for steven.s serving a 50 year prison sentence. if she had take tennessee plea deal she would have been out in nine. >> is she equipped to handle what she's going through right now. >> not at all. >> he industrial struck a note of us against them. >> i honestly feel jennifer made this bed, she needs to sleep in it. she knew what she was getting into when she got in that family. she had to think in the back of her mind she's going to be with these people the rest of her life. >> when you say these people, what's wrong. >> nothing bad. they're just a little bit different than what we're used to. we don't believe in drinking or smoking. >> but you have guns in the house. >> yes, sir. >> the watkins were shot in the back of the head. >> yes, sir. >> your family's own. >> yes. >> and someone in your family did it. >> that's correct. >> pretty hard for you to be here judging someone else. >> exactly. >> it's a murder ed skinner thought was planned to get jennifer what she wanted, but leave the skinner

jeb bush had the power to pardon.gh those cases and they were wrenching and you had character witnesses. that is not the president's goal and he even manages to debase a process where some good may come of it. >> i think when he likens the support he does, he likes the positive headlines and us being like thank you for pardoning alice because it was the right thing to do but i think all of this is setting the stage for when he does pardon people who are associated with the campaign and involved in the russia investigation and he wants us to shrug when he does that ch. he wants us to feel like pardons are a normal thing and when he pardons paul manafort or jared kushner go down the line, we'll shrug and i hope we don't. >> we're not shrugging here. >> not on this show. >> we have to pause. this conversation is going to keep going. >>> tonight could decide which team wins the nba national championship but will they be welcomed at the white house? yo. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers

if it was marco rubio, if it was jeb bush, they would still be demobbizing. it's not the same. they are not politicizing it it's on the same level. so out of proportion on the left's side because they have egg northward the suffering of children for so long until now. but they don't care about chicago. they care about 2000 kids. we care about 2,000 kids. we care about all the kids. pro-lifers care about all the kids, juan, can you shake your head. >> juan: so absurd. you know. >> greg: donate to planned parenthood. gut. >> juan: you have a situation where the president is the one who put in the policy u first, it was the dreamers. remember he undid the dreamers. changed the policy with regard to separating children from parents and you act like oh, it's the democrats. these are actions taken by president trump. >> greg: read "the washington post" from 2016 about the children that were abused that were let in under under obama. >> juan: the policy. >> kimberly: selective. >> jesse: policy is catch and release, juan. that's what attracts all of this migration. and when you get ri

there is a beld u heard it from other prominent republicans, from former first lady, laura bush and jeb bushsaying the president has the power to end this now. >> the president saying the united states will not be a migrant camp, citing what he sees as some violence and turbulence in europe as a model the united states doesn't want to follow when it comes to immigration. the white house has been on the defensive after laura bush came out over the weekend with an op-ed criticizing separating families and saying that's not the way the united states ought to be behaving this is an administration digging in its heels now you see that in the president and his tone in addressing immigration at the time of this unrelated event. the event was a bit delayed. clearly the white house had a little extra time to figure out what they wanted the president to say here. ultimately, though, the president is the one who is putting voice to this policy he's signaling that he's not backing down any tsoon eamon, thanks we'll ep our eye on that jump back on with us if you have more news r us eamon javers covering