it's a big charge that you made against ken cuccinelli.all of america has watched this heinous immigration policy that persecutes and target people of color play out. i'm a member of the oversight committee, a member of a co-equal branch of the government, much to the annoyance of mr. cuccinelli, to call what has been evident. this administration has had an immigration policy based on a white supremacist ideology. all i did was had an opportunity to say it to his face. that's my responsibility as a member of a co-equal branch of government. >> we've been covering it for a long time, trying to hold the executive accountable with the pictures and stories about what's going on on the southern border. it doesn't seem to have softened the administration's view. the idea that they want to limit legal immigration in fact, and then deal with undocumented immigrants the way they did, it seems economically unsound and not in keeping with america's principles. >> ali, the question i was asking was about the public charge rule that ken cuccinelli adva

it is a big charge that you made against ken cuccinelli. you base it on. >> well, i think all of america has watched this heinous immigration policy that persecutes and has intentionally targeted people of color over the last three years play out and i just had an opportunity because i am a member of the oversight committee and member of a coequal branch of the government, much to the annoyance of mr. cuccinelli and the executive branch, to call out what has been evident in that this administration has an immigration policy based in white supremacist ideology. i had an opportunity to say it to his face and that was my responsibility as a member of a coequal branch of government. >> we've been covering this for a long time trying to hold the executive accountable with the pictures and stories of what is going on on the southern border. it doesn't appear to have softened the administration's view of how they want to approach immigration. it is strange top to bottom, right, the idea they want to limit legal immigration in fact and then deal wi

she wouldn't let ken cuccinelli respond. this is a game she place it is quite sad.ck in september your altercation with debbie wasserman schultz. >> the jingoistic to get it testimony of mister homan is called out is nearly completely untrue, being an outrage. heather: the same thing over and over again because they don't have facts to back up what they are saying no matter which administration you are in. >> a second later, name one thing i said that was false and she couldn't. then i said if you want to go toe to to on this issue, she said she wanted but she didn't because she wouldn't give me time to respond, not until a republican congressman asked me a question, he let me respond to her attack. the fact don't support their false narrative so they attack the men and women of this administration, attack the president because they don't have a good argument to support their position and it is really sad because hearings used to be about getting to the truth, it is political theater now. heather: about a lot of different issues and not a lot of work getting done. w

that is about the size of stay of austin, texas, we have ken cuccinelli. with us, on that and much more. i am elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now thank you for joining us. elizabeth: you are watching the fox business network, democrat set the bar high. how did it go? making their case? does their charge have gravitas to bring down a president less than a year before the voter get to the decide. 2020 looks like it kicks off today. >> i'd like to congratulate you for passing democrat star chamber auditions held for last week in basement of the capitol hill. >> three face-to-face meetings, does not come up. president zelensky does not announce it before aid is released. you said you have a clear understanding that those two were going to happen, money would get released but not until an investigation. and that did not happen. so i'm wondering, where did you get the clear understanding? there is one witness, they will not bring in front of us, or in front of american people. that is the guy who started this all, the whistleblower. >> i'm n

governor martin o'malley publicly harassed s ken cuccinelli, an eyewitness to the entire belligerentseen telling the ingram angle that o'malley instigated the entirecu situation, storming over and yelling athe cuccinelli. he said it "o'malley pushed his way through the small group to confront me face-to-face. still cursing me, the president and my italian ancestry. he bumped up against me and invited me to take a swing at him and at one point i said martin, one of us has to rise about this and it's obviously not going to be you. jennifer, was that appropriate, is not something you think was all right? >> i can't speak to firsthand knowledge of what happened but to me that sounds wildly inaccurate to the story that was released to me. t i know governor o'malley and if this administration can b take being spoken to, i suggest they get out of professional politics. >> tammy: even o'malley is not denying the nature of what occurred. are multiple witnesses, bartenders and the waitstaff. it was an invitation to start a physical fight using obscenities and consulting his heritage. we seen th

yes, ken cuccinelli is the tip of the spear of a white supremacist ideology that is the thread of the policy targeting people of color. and i'm a member of congress on the oversight committee, and i had an opportunity to call it out, and i did, and i don't regret it. >> congresswoman -- >> patronizing comments about me but that's not surprising either. >> understood. thanks for explaining your position. debbie wasserman schultz, hope you have a good weekend. >> thank you so much. >>> several hundred firefighters in southern california trying to battle a new wildfire that is out of control and still growing fast. (dramatic orchestra) ♪ performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! cooling sensation. (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about

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cis, ken cuccinelli.cking in the commonwealth, leading record enforcement against gangs, health care fraud, child predators. director cuccinelli also served in the senate of virginia from 2002 to 2010. he has practiced law nearly 25 years. in june 2019, he was selected by president donald j. trump to serve as acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. i would now like to invite director cuccinelli to the podium for the presentation of candidates. [applause] director cuccinelli, each of these 12 candidates has been personally examined under oath by a designated officer. each has demonstrated an understanding of english millions exempt and knowledge and understanding of the fundamentals of history and principles and form of government of the united states. each has been found to be a person of good moral character, attached to the principles of the constitution of the united states. and well-disposed to the good order and happiness of the united states. the investigations of the governmen

entrar ilegalmente a los estados unidosy aprovecharse del sistema de asilo, dijo el director ken cuccinellie asilo, dice que serÍa un golpe, para quienes como ella buscan una mejor vida para su familia. >> uno necesita al menos un permiso o algo, porque si nooma no le da trabajo a uno. juan carlos: explica adolfo que el permiso de trabajo es la herramienta mÁs necesaria para subsistir. >> entonces no tiene cÓmo salir adelante, no podemos ir a robar, eso no es permitido. juan carlos: parte de la comida, la red de temas, hay que tener dinero para los gastos legales. hay pocos detalles sobre la propuesta, explica la abogada ramÍrez. abogada: estÁ diciendo que personas con ciertos antecedentes no van a hacer elegibles, incluyendo un dui. juan carlos: el resto quedarÁ a discreciÓn de las autoridades si le dan el permiso de trabajo o no. la abogada ramÍrez quiere dejar en claro que si el solicitante trabaja sin autorizaciÓn, el caso es denegado. despuÉs de la publicaciÓn inicial, la gente tendrÁ un periodo de 60 dÍas parahacer comentarios al respecto. despuÉs se publicarÁn los detalles finales. e

. >> let me ask you about what was in the news, ken cuccinelli. >> i blame you for ken cuccinelli, a lot. >> he was on cnn. >> i didn't watch much when he was on. i love your show. every night i come home, my wife and i have a glass of wine, hand full of nuts and watch a little anderson. that's how i end my day. >> a handful of nuts? >> i can't come home and binge out. i have to stay in the suits. there are a few i have to skip over. cuccinelli would be one of them. >> if any other person in a prior administration had rewritten the words of lazarus's poem, which presidents from time in memorial have quoted with gre great reverence, it would be an outrage, it is a fundamental bedrock marker of who we are. >> there is our official constitution, and then there's our official bill of rights and the physical declaration of independence but there's also this motional constitution that america has there's an emotional reality that we all share that makes us all americans and one of them is things like the poem that's on the statue of liberty. we're constantly being told by this administrati

dhs didn't respond to our direct questions t citizenship and immigration services acting direcr ken cuccinelli said in a stament quote this proposed adstment in fees insurers more applicants cover the true cost already overextended system. >>the strange is sadtory out of southern california. a couple is blaming a fedex driver for the death of their dog. they say the tiny yorkie was crushed by a large package that was tossed over the fence. jeff when reports from nutes. >>one look at cooper seen here with a bo in her hair and you can see why she was the center of mitchell gallons taken 8 yes of world. >>we've just had a horrible they're blaming a fedex delivery person for the loss of their 4 pound yorkie they say there's a large bo containg crystal and his second christmas present s the throne over their fence and into their venice courtyard on surday. when cooper, it was sunday evening. >>and so i'm really picked up. >>here are some of cooper's rays that told us she suffered serious injuries to her lungs and liver. the next day take away mitchell chose toa her euthanize type water dog. that ha

ken cuccinelli and must -- mr. albence. we are delighted again today but we want to be sure there's no more further stonewalling on these answers. we want clarity and answers and we won't stop until we get them. we will now recognize the ranking member of our committee mr. roy. smith thank you mr. ken cuccinelli thank you for coming up and visiting us with today. i will reiterate what i said in the hearing last week that our continued prayers are with the family of chairman cummings and with his staff. we had a great event last week and i was honored to participate in that and we will continue to move forward in this committee carrying forward the chairman's legacy with wanting to do what is right. i do want to say one thing as we head into this that will not surprise the chairman on this issue that currently there are two depositions going on and those depositions at least two are scheduled today in what is going on now. another part of the capital it's impossible for me to be in two places at once saw sitting with this su

and ronna mcdaniel and ken cuccinelli among our guests tomorrow evening. up next, a secret google project. apparently has found a new and basic way to mine your personal data. we'll have that story and what's being done about it if anything right after these messages. stay with us. ñ??w [♪] lou: google has reported to have begun gathering personal health data of millions of americans, according to the "wall street journal," google started that project nightingale last year. they partnered with ascension, the nation's second largest healthcare system. the two have gathered healthcare information on people across 21 states. and they apparently have done so without notifying doctors or patients. google claims that project is completely in line with federal law. and if it is, in my humble opinion, federal law had better get changed and now. joining us, kelly sadler, special assistant to the president, she is director of communications at america first policies and america first action. >> we are going into action for the president. lou: i have t

nation's capital, former maryland governor martin o'malley launched a verbal assault against ken cuccinelliticizing him for donald trump's immigration policies. instead of fighting back the director tells the washington post, quote, i said one of us has to rise above this and it is not going to be you. in restaurants and all that. todd: shoppers in new york city hoping for holiday deals. carley: black friday madness hitting sales before eating their turkey. todd: she has been on the sales and shopping beat. is it really worth it? >> reporter: the frenzy started thanksgiving morning, continues right now. shoppers across the country lining up for hours to take advantage of black friday sales that started last night. like every year there is a mad dash for deals to get those doors opened, people leaping for joy. the customer said skipping turkey with the family was worth it. >> it is worth spending the entire thanks giving day in line? >> i am saving $700 so not bad. my brother is cooking food at home. >> reporter: heavily brings me a plate. >> reporter: this is the year of tech. meyer offerin

high profile bar fight in the nations capital knocking the deputy homeland security director ken cuccinelling he was forced to leave an event when former maryland governor martin o'malley launched a brutal assault. o'malley criticized him for donald trump's immigration policy. instead of fighting back the director telling the washington post, quote, i said martin, one of us has to rise above this and it is obviously not going to be you. carley: staffers from new york city to california hoping for holiday deals and steals. todd: black friday man has an early start, with black friday deals hitting sales. carley: is it worth it? >> reporter: have you done black friday shopping? carley: i shop like it is black friday every day. >> reporter: a friend the thanksgiving morning and it continues now. shoppers across the country lining up for hours to take advantage of black friday sales. that started last night and like every year there was a mad dash, skipping turkey with the family is worth it. >> it is worth spending the entire thanksgiving day in line? >> i'm saving $700 so i don't have anything

ken cuccinelli. he is the acting director of immigration services of the department of homeland security. from 2010 through 2014, he served as virginia's attorney general where he led the state's fight against human trafficking. he served in the virginia senate from 2002 through 2010. theood morning to distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding the incredible and important work the men and women of u.s. citizenship and immigration services have been doing over the last year. manye fiscal year of 2019, of trump's goals were accomplished to make the system better for america. we have worked hand-in-hand with dhs components to answer president trump's action to closs being exploited and have led to the cr in the absence of congressional action to close the loopholes being exploited and have led to the crisis at the southern border, we have taken significant steps to mitigate the loopholes in our asylum c ye. i'm proud of the agencies work. i want to

ken cuccinelli, the acting director of u.s.itizenship and immigration services argues proposals like sanders'... >> would literally throw open the door everyone in the world. evil, vicious, or just merely greedy, on top of migrant flows that would stop being controlled. we would be flooded instantly. >> with sanders cementing its place at the tip of the progressive spirit of immigration policy, it's pushing other 2020 contenders even further to the left. with senator elizabeth warren conceding today... >> i am open to suspending deportations. >> former vice president joe biden is standing his ground in the middle. >> we shouldn't abolish i.c.e. we should reform the system. i.c.e. is not the problem for the policies behind i.c.e. is the problem. that's easy enough to fix. >> immigration is becoming the new health care debate in the democratic primary with sanders and war in place in the field for there to the left. this time on president trump's signature issue. >> bret: thank you. up next, we tell you what's at stake in next we

citizenship and immigration services director ken cuccinelli of pursuing a, quote, heinous white supremacistc benefits to immigrants. at the end of the hour, we'll speak to the congresswoman about her allegation. >>> also it's the dinner that helped make barack obama a star. many consider iowa's liberty and justice celebration as the place where obama had his breakout moment in the 2007 presidential race.

stuart: ken cuccinelli, great to have you on this morning. i know just 20 yards away, you swore in some new americans. >> 12 new citizens who all served in the u.s. armed forces. stuart: good stuff. >> one guy was 91 years old. stuart: really? >> yeah. stuart: that's good stuff. >> he didn't look a day over 65. stuart: thank you for being with us. appreciate it. futures show a market that will be in decline this morning. across the board we will be down. >>> a couple weeks to thanksgiving but there's an arctic blast hitting parts of the country already. it's a sign of a long, cold winter to come? i don't know. janice dean will tell us. "60 minutes" anchor leslie stahl interviewed jamie dimon last night. contrary to the evidence, she had a very negative view on the economy. does the mainstream media want trump -- the trump economy to fail? it looks like it. we will deal with it next. ♪ she's the one the one for you when you know you just know she isn't perfect but she's perfect for you love is rare love's unique love is her love is him love is

what do you make of ken cuccinelli basically choosing to walk away?reviously with these incidents it's been essentially members of the public who have driven prominent republicans out of restaurants, diners, whatever it is. when it's a former presidential candidate, is it enough just to say walk away, or do you think he should've actually taken them up in the two of them stepped into the parking lot? >> i would never encourage fisticuffs in the parking lot but at some point we have to push back. i think o'malley's behavior is not only inappropriate but deeply amoral. any elected official that is advocating for noncitizens over american citizens, that is deeply immoral, it's to prioritize the american people and everything that is happening with immigration has nothing to do with the priorities of the american people. in fact, if they continue down this path, but they are trying to do away with is any sovereignty, any enforced national borders. they are trying to do away with the entire concept of citizenship here they want us to be a mere residents of

and democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley unloading on deputy acting dhs secretary ken cuccinellipened. o'malley says he confronted cuccinelli about the administration's immigration policies. both men say they ended up face-to-face with o'malley asking cuccinelli if he wanted to throw a punch. well, cuccinelli did not. he eventually left. he said o'malley was cursing and screaming for real to the point of veins bulging on his neck. cursing and the president and my italian ancestry. telling "the washington post" he said that the secretary's immigrant grandparents, quote, would be ashamed of him putting children in cages on our southwest border. pair power is back with us now. eric beach and kristen hawn. what does this say did discourse and civility. these are two grown men in official positions duking it out over immigration at a bar in public. kristin? >> i mean, i think it's unacceptable on all sides. you may have issues differences on policy issues. but, you know, there is no reason to, you know, behave badly. it's funny that you see mostly men doing this type of thing. [laught

liz: ken cuccinelli saying the i.s.he law that basically the president is putting in what they are saying unfortunately short-term fixes courts can overturn if he is not re-elected. the third party deal with central america to keep migrants there and the deal with mexico to keep asylum seekers there. >> this is important. mexico is helping us because of the threat of the tariffs. it allows people to stay in mexico for their asylum claims. it reduces the number of people who come in and they don't have to be released into the country. these asylum accords we did with the northern triangle. but that's all been done diplomatically on a handshake. if the president loses his nerve in mexico and walks away from this agreement he's right where we were in may. liz: the trend has reversed. more adults being arrested at the border trying to cross than migrant families and unaccompanied children. those numbers are dropping. basically there has been a stunning number of arrests by i.c.e. and homeland security investigations of crim

. >> ken cuccinelli could have said, do you know terry mccull live holds the position -- >> how do youw that's a policy of terry mccall live. >> i don't. i would ask ken to make sure terry mccall live is asked -- >> public colleges and universities should be tuition fee. >> how do you pass it through the senate? >> wait a second. >> we're going to pay for it -- >> who's going to pass that tax? >> the american -- >> the senate's going to pass that? >> chris, you and i look at the world differently. you look at it inside the beltway. i'm not an inside the beltway. >> the people who vote on taxes are inside the beltway. >> who's your favorite foreign leader? >> name anyone in the country. >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment in the former president -- >> i'm giving you the whole world. >> i know. >> anybody in the world you like. anybody. pick any leader. >> the former president of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain -- >> name anybody. >> oh, my god. >> unbelievable. >> chris. >> that was incredible. >> so your interviews are tough. your interviews are honest. you know your stu

and, democrat martin o'malley verbally assault ken cuccinelli

. >> ken cuccinelli could have turned around and said, hey, do you know he's for late term abortion -- >> how do you know that's a policy of terry mccullof's? >> i don't. >> other colleges and universities should be tuition free. >> how do you pass it through the senate? >> you pay for it through a tax on wall street -- >> who's going to pay that tax? >> the american -- chris, you and i look at the world differently. you look at it inside the beltway. i'm not an inside the beltway guy. >> but the people that vote on taxes are inside the beltway. who's your favorite foreign leader? anywhere in the country, anywhere on the continent. >> i ges i'm having an aleppo moment on -- >> i'm giving you any part of the world you like. >> the former president of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain -- >> oh, my god. chris, that was incredible. so your interviews are tough. your interviews are honest. you know your stuff, and that's all part of it. but is the secret sauce your love for politics? what is it? >> well, in those cases i sort of scan the intellectual map to figure what doesn't th

services director ken cuccinelli of pursuing a, quote, heinous white supremacist ideology in seeking

have been several reports that president trump is considering appointing acting uscis director ken cuccinellir mark morgan even though the justice department's office of legal counsel have determined they are uneligible. are you aware of that? >> so, i'm not going to discuss any presidential -- predecisional personnel efforts but i will note the administration will follow the law in naming a successor for the department of homeland security. >> i'm glad to hear that. in your final hours as acting secretary, do you have any plans to change the current line of succession at dhs? >> again, i'm not going to discuss any predecisional personnel actions. >> i'm just asking if you are planning on doing that. there's only 24 hours left. >> i have no present plans to do that. >> have you discussed nominating someone to be the assistant secretary of mass of destruction with the president? >> i have not. >> have you spoken to anyone in the administration about that? >> again, i'm not going to discuss predecisional personnel matters. >> i was just -- you said you haven't discussed it with the president. h

services director ken cuccinelli of pursuing a, quote, heinous white supremacist ideology in seekingfits to immigrants. we'll speak to the congresswoman about her allegation.

host: that was ken cuccinelli talking about what happens to daca recipients.ake a listen to jim park talking about his experience at a house judiciary committee hearing this past spring. [video clip] >> i was always aware on some level i was different, but i was not able to grasp such a weighty concept of citizenship. when i was 15, i went to a hospital to sign up as a volunteer and the administrator i spoke with said she was sorry, but they did not allow illegal aliens. embarrassed and confused about how to respond, i mumbled an apology, walked outside and cried. the hurt of that experience stayed with me until one afternoon when president obama stood in the rose garden and announced a policy that would allow undocumented immigrants brought here to officially have a place in american society. i remember the mixture of relief and excitement as i listened to the speech and realized he was talking about kids like me. five years after that moment, knowing the ever present uncertainty that comes with being undocumented slowly faded. at the start of my senior year

by yesterday evening, ken cuccinelli, the director at the u.s.itizenship and immigration services, had also been named deputy secretary at dhs, rounding out the leadership board there at the agency. "the washington times" story noting that the democrats were enraged by both stories. yesterday democratic senator bob menendez of new jersey saying the confirmation of chad wolf is the latest example of how the trump administration, with the help of senate republicans, is bypassing our constitutional duty to advise and consent in key nominations like the heading of the department of homeland security. this from steny hoyer -- the majority leader in the house -- a troubling record at dhs, including working to implement trump's family separation policy. i am distant -- i am deeply disappointed by his confirmation to lead the agency and will work with my colleagues to hold him and the administration accountable for pursuing an anti-immigrant agenda. don beyer from virginia, opposite sides of the aisle. don beyer writing, "cuccinelli was too extreme for v

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ken cuccinelli, the acting director citizenship and immigration department of homeland security. he let the state fight against human trafficking. he served in the virginia senate from 2002 to 2010. cuccinelli: good morning ranking member and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify regarding the incredible and important work the men and women of the immigration and citizenship services have done. we achieved many of president trump's goals to make the immigration system work better for america. as an agency, we tirelessly work hand-in-hand with fellow dhs components to answer president trump's call to address the ongoing crisis at the border. in the absence of congressional action to close the loopholes being exploited and have led to the crisis at the southern border, we have taken significant steps to mitigate the loopholes in our asylum system, to combat fraudulent and fragilis -- frivolous claims, havetrengthen the steps we to preserve humanitarian assistance for those eligible for it. uscis had a historic year. i'm proud of the agenci

ken cuccinelli is a potential candidate to take over in the future. dhs was focused on counter-terrorism. dhs is also responsible for enforcing the country's immigration laws. there are at least 10 acting secretaries and senior officials serving in president trump's cabinet. >> powerful winds dying down in southern california but the region still remains under a red flag warning as 13 separate fires burn across the state. governor newsom is slamming potential power outages meant to decrease fire risk. >> you have to understand the life impacts, the economic and social that sometimes put lives at risk and arguably in even more significant ways than a sparked line. arthel: christina coleman is in santa paula near where the fires sparked to life. reporter: the firefighters have been working around the clock to try to put out hotpots. a couple of them behind me, they have been climbing up these ash-covered hills, getting deep in there and trying to burn out the hotpots. they are put water on there and do everything they can to get that fire under control.

ken cuccinelli the acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services at the department of homeland security. in 2010 and 2014 mr. cuccinelli served as virginia's attorney general. he previously served in the virginia senate from 2002 to 2010. mr. cuccinelli. >> good morning chairman johnson , ranking member peters and distinguished members the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding the incredible import worked the men or women of citizenship and immigration services have been doing over the last year. in fiscal year 2019 we achieve many present from schools to make our immigration system worked better for america. as an agency we tirelessly worked hand-in-hand with our fellow dhs components to answer president trump's call to address the ongoing crisis at the border. in the absence of congressional action to close the loopholes that are being exploited and afflicted the crisis at the southern border with taken significant steps to mitigate the loopholes in our asylum system to combat fra

citizenship and immigration service, acting director ken cuccinelli, asking for reconsideration of this policy. and without objection, i'd like to submit that letter as part of this record. in total, these policy changes negatively affect military recruitment and effectiveness and turn our back on immigrant service member, veterans and their families. this is unacceptable and we need to correct this situation, and i look forward to hearing the testimony of our witnesses today. and it is now my pleasure to recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee, the gentle member of colorado, mr. buck, for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. immigrants have served in our armed forces throughout the country's history, recognizing their sacrifice, congress has provided in law for the expedited foreign nationals who served honorably in the u.s. armed forces. in periods of hostility that includes september 11, 2001, to present, a noncitizen member of the military forces can apply if the individual has served honorably in an active status. naturalization is voluntary and not automatic,

all, right with, that i want to formally welcome our witnesses today, ken cuccinelli who was the acting director of the u.s. citizenship and immigration services, and homeland security. welcome, mr. cuccinelli, as well as the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e., at the u.s. department homeland security. if the witnesses would kindly rise and raise their right hands and we will begin by swearing you in. do you swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the, truth so help you god? then let the record show they would have answered in the, affirmative thank, you you may be, seated please speak directly to the microphones without objection. any written statements you brought with you or that you decide to provide it will be made part of our record. mr. cuccinelli, you are now recognized to give an oral presentation of your testimony. >> good, morning chairman and ranking member roy and distinguished members of the subcommittee. first, i want to express my condolences on the passing of chairman cummings. i apprec

named ken cuccinelli as his deputy. cuccinelli acting director for the u.s. toughest members on immigration. and we want you to meet narwhal the puppy born with a second tail born out of his head. found the pickup wandering the streets all alone. vet says his extra tail doesn't have a bone so he can't wag it but is he still a totally healthy dog. he isn't ready for his forever home just yet but thousands of applications are pouring into the shelter because people want to adopt that puppy. steve: how does that happen? how does a tail grow out of your face? brian: jillian how does that happen? ainsley: i heard it's going to be used to go into the schools and teach kids that you can be different and all the kids will love him because he looks like a little unicorn. brian: if we used iphones we were supposed to become unicorns. back of our neck. the puppy is ahead of his time. meanwhile, straight ahead. he was the first person sent st sentenced in the mueller investigation. calls the impeachment hearings a sham. he is next. steve: first, here is dolly parton sing

they were not naturalized citizens until ken cuccinelli and his crew from immigration had the oath of different countries. the man on the end there from dominican republic. one from china. jamaica. steve: how about the 91-year-old old you spoke. >> to he was from jamaica. he cried. he said i love this country. everybody here a long time finally i get to be a citizen. brian: what happened after the show show? >> lee greenwood had t-shirts. >> we had this shirt made up for today. important event for citizens who wake so long to become an american. proud to be an american. there you go. brand new shirt for our new citizens. janice: i'm an immigrant yesterday i was in tears. i know what it's like to come from a different country and live this american dream. that was a special moment for me yesterday, too. steve: you can buy those t-shirts at lee greenwood.com. ainsley: he has the best voice. really. he is amazing. six avenue. also called avenues of america. they became citizens right here on national television. janice: his song is so popular my kids know it by heart "proud to be an mine