julie grace, daily caller news foundation.you know who is already lost on this, kate steinle and kate steinle's family. there are people who have been killed as a result of sanctuary cities preventing criminals from being sent back where they should go after they have been tried, convicted of crimes and sanctuary cities give them sanctuary they don't deserve. she died as result of one of those individuals. doesn't this have to stop? >> absolutely and i think that gop lawmakers are definitely in a place where they're going to do as much as they can to prevent this from happening and i think that, it is really telling that someone like rahm emanuel bill de blasio they will not work with the trump administration on this issue or any coming forward. david: yeah. >> it is, it will be interesting to see how it turns out but i think with a republican in the white house and both chambers about of congress, it is going to be something that they're going to have to learn to deal with. david: steve, donald trump is not going to forget th

was her first time speaking before the banquet since becoming prime minister back in july. [ applause ] >> your grace, my lord chancellor, your excellencies, my lords, alderman, sheriffs, chief commoner, ladies and gentlemen. we meet tonight in a world transformed. a year ago, few of us would have predicted the events ahead. a clear, determined decision to leave the european union and forge a bold, new confident future for ourselves in the world. and, of course, a new president-elect in the united states who defied the polls and the pundits all the way up to election day itself. change is in the air. and when people demand change, it is the job of politicians to respond. but it's also the job of those in positions of influence and power. politicians, business leaders and others to understand the drivers of that demand, too. and i think that if we take a step back and look at the world around us, one of the most important drivers becomes clear. the forces of liberalism and globalization, which have held sway in britain, america and across the western world for years, have left too many people behind.

was her first time speaking before the banquet since becoming prime minister back in july. [ applause ] >> your grace, my lord chancellor, your excellencies, my lords, alderman,

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julie is haunted by the images captured on a hidden camera. her mother, betty neilson suffering from alzheimer's loses her balance. her care giver, grace, grabs her, and they tumble to the floor. >> it was beyond yelling. i would say it was screaming. >> reporter: grace appears angry and agitated, and the video shows her yanking the defenseless ma slaps her in the face. betty crumples to the floor. >> the word evil seems so strong, but that's what it sounded like. >> reporter: there was no audio in the recording, but in an extraordinary twist of fate. betty's daughter and a family friend were walking down the hall outside of the apartment, and they heard a familiar voice. >> a screaming rage, an evil she checked the nanny cam video did she find what happened behind closed doors. betty takes a swipe at her care giver, the woman entrusted with her well being for 3 years. >> the voice is in my memory, and that look on my mom's face. >> reporter: that brutal assault exposed an elaborate immigration fraud scheme involving two sisters fo ghana. grace it umi and hilda buma -- tumi and hilda buma. buma was living illegally in the united states

grace and power of america's first women. >> melania trump is more little -- reluctant. >> except her reluctance stems due to her rnc speech in july which had passages nearly identical to michelle obama's address eight years earlier. >> lonnie a trump breaks the mold in every way, we never had a first lady who has posed nude before. that is what is ironic about her. >> on one hand a woman very much unlike most first ladies playing a role made familiar by most first ladies and on the other a man who was president likely to follow a unique script. >> first gentleman bill clinton will not have a fancy office, or he will not be poring over state dinners pick visions won't make much difference in the voting. >> spouses are more important once they are in the white house and in a reelection campaign. like what we saw michelle obama do. and they are important voices because they can give testimonials. for their spouses. and make them seem like human beings. >> for the now, i'm mike sacks. >>> the world has a plan to fight climate change carbon dioxide emissions takes effect tomorrow. >> the goal to keep climate change within 3.5 degrees

was her first time speaking before the banquet since becoming prime minister back in july. [ applause ] >> your grace, my lord chancellor, your