he's one of the last remaining members of the kennedy administration alive. and that's just among a litany of other offices he has held in his long, notable career. just last year -- and you have to sit far second while i let people know. he was awarded, there it is, the presidential medal of freedom during president obama's last ceremony awarding the honor. ironically it was jfk who started that award and he was never around to award a single one of them. he recently penned two op-eds, newton did. one with an experience in the kennedy administration which is relative to this situation and another appealing to all other former presidents. thank you for joining us. i want to start with this conversation that you wrote in an op-ed about a year ago when you got the medal of freedom. you remembered a time when president kennedy phoned you because he was mad about something that nbc had reported. >> thanks, al. what happened was that the ceremony for the medal of freedom was on november 22nd which was the anniversary of the president kennedy. i thought about presi

>> well, there were more plots than you can shake a stick at in the kennedy administration to get ridf if i dell castro. it is absolutely amazing. we have found a document at the highest levels at the white house in this bunch released today showing that some of the senior people in the kennedy administration wanted to find a way to use biological agents, their term, to wipe out the crops in cuba to generate a popular rebellion against castro. you know, the exploding cigars we've known about for a long time, and the various ways they tried to kill castro. but this was very inventive. they were hoping that the could you ban people would do it themselves. lyndon johnson always believed, claimed this was a cover story for him, but he always said that ken did i see were running a murder incorporated in the caribbean. they wanted to kill if i dell castro. he knew about it and he got to kennedy first. that was johnson's theory. but again, we don't have evidence. there really isn't hard evidence that if i dell castro did it. there's probably a better case to be made that anti-castro cubans w

out of the contest, he had relationships and sitdown talks with a cruise ship, under the kennedy administration, they saw that perhaps patrice was leaning towards socialism and ultimately that administration was very instrumental in killing patrice lumumba. and lastly, what marcus garvey in his efforts in the black star line. you mentioned the contact. did he have any serious relationships with a sovereign nation on the continent to where he could then actually cultivate a relationship that could have bridged the gap in our struggle, and if so, with political wizardry of marcus garvey, wouldn't he have to think on the fact that not being a native of this, of america, it would be easily for him to be deported based on his political activity that he, that was very easily for the united states to identify him as being subversive. very easy for him to be deported. >> i'm trying to put myself in that frame of mind of the honorable hosea marcus party, now he himself often thought about that and what was his option as he was moving to nih board and did he have a fortifying press that was articulating

with a cuban embassy worker about oswald's request for a visa and various records of the kennedy administration's covert efforts to overthrow the cuban government it just shows a good. eye opener powers are capable of and that scares me a little bit and then either way i'd just like to know what happened the files are a treasure trove for the mini j.f.k. enthusiasms who still visit the site of his assassination and they may have more to look forward to some three hundred records remain hidden due to national security concerns but us president donald trump has given intelligence agencies six months to justify their secrecy or release them hi joe castro al-jazeera dallas and his is a presidential race a specialist of the university of virginia and joins us now from washington d.c. thanks very much for coming on al jazeera j.f.k.'s death has always been shrouded in conspiracy theories does this release of these documents put any of that to rest did you sort of see any of them and think about raises eyebrows. i'm sorry to say siri that i don't think anything is ever going to put the conspiracy theori

it certainly served the presidents very well up until the kennedy administration. the size of the presidential fleet varies from year to year. it starts fairly modest and rose a little bit. but primarily there was always , one main parade car for the president, and that car certainly would be used whenever he was traveling in some kind of motorcade in washington, d.c. it might be taken with him when he was traveling. at this time this car could have , traveled by rail or by airplane at that time. they start to move towards cargo planes to traverse these cars. to otherort these cars places by the time eisenhower is president. but often, the president just might use a vehicle furnished by a local dealer, and that was it. they might just go to the local lincoln agent and he would provide a new car that looks fairly recent, and that was it. these state cars were really used for special purposes or becausefile offense, there was a lot of difficulty and expense of transporting. , because there was a lot of difficulty and expense of transporting. presidents wouldn't be dr

bombed was working very diligently to run the belle they have talks with cruise ship under kennedy administrationthey saw perhaps leaning to socialism ultimately that administration was very instrumental in killing -- [inaudible conversations] , and lastly was marcus in effort with the uni and black starline and you mention the contact did he have any serious relationship with a sovereign nation continent where he was actually cultivating a relationship that could have bridged gap in our struggle and if so -- with the political wizardry of marcus gar by wouldn't he have to think on fact that not being a native of this -- of america it would be easy for him to be deported based on his political activity that he -- i mean it was -- it was very easy for the united states to classify that as being subversive and to be deported i'm trying to put myself in that frame of mind of the honorable marcus to see whether or not he himself also thought about that and what was his options as he was moving the uni forward and did he have a correspondents on press that was articulating the legitimate aspirations o

whether they had anything to do with jimmy hoffa and the war against the teamsters that the kennedy administrationaunched. those are the three things that most plagued bobby kennedy for the rest of his life and those are the questions i'd love to see some sort of hint at when we see this last 30,000-plus pages of documents being made public. >> 15 seconds, do you think you'll get your answers? >> i hope so, but we've been waiting for a long time and i, i don't really hold out that much hope. >> larry ty, your book is "bobby kennedy: making of a liberal icon." thank you so much sir. we're waiting for -- actually, i misread the clock. i have an entire minute with you. so you don't -- you don't anticipate -- you know, i read one historian said that there's going to be no smoking gun. i mean, this is, this is the last little bit of information that the public's going to get, right? >> it is, and i think that one has to ask why they would have held this stuff off for that long if it wasn't more interesting compelling, on the other hand, we don't know what the president will decide to release and whethe

with more degreg gages of southern schools than the johnson administration, eisenhower and kennedy administrations. his admission very quietly proceeded by the supreme court, but very quietly desegregated the southern schools to the point that polls of southern black voters in the 1970s gave nixon, like, a 53 to 47 plurality. really appreciated. but nix job didn't want the rest of the country to know about it bus he had been successful with the southern strategy. so, at the same time that he is quietly doing that, he is appointing people like clem mont haynesworth and hall carswell to the supreme court. guys that were recall really borderline if not outright racist, and when they were defeated by congress, making o impassionedstand he was the only one who understood the caught. so doing the right thing quietly, not wanting to let the south know he was doing it. he would take these outrageous steps to make it look like he was against busing, he knew that there was this feeling of resentment that people had in the late 1960s that white middle -- people he called his silent -- great silent majority,

of the kennedy administration considered creating a bounty system that valued the cuban leader fidel planned to dropping leaflets over cuba to encourage cubans to kill communists. rewards would be two cents to one million dollars. cambridge news receive ad mystery call 25 minutes before the jfk assassination. the caller told the cambridge news reporter call the american embassy in london for some big news and then hung up. president kennedy was shot within the hour. one theory a friend of lee harvey oswald's made the call. no one knows why that was placed to a regional newspaper, not a national one. another strange phone call the fbi received a oswald death threat a day before his murder. in the files fbi director j. edgar hoover said jack ruby acted alone as oswald's killer. he was concerned that lee harvey as called that the american people would not believed he acted alone. i saw evidence of his guilt. he may have wanted to avoid riots and diplomatic complications and personally kept the message to the public simple. cheryl, for historians, conspiracy theorists there is a lot more

from what we can see, the kennedy administration considered creating a bouncy system that valued fidel castro at two cents. u.s. officials plan on dropping leaflets by air over cuba and encouraging americans to kill communis communists. a small english newspaper called cambridge news received a mystery call about 25 minutes before the j.f.k. assassination. the caller said the call the american embassy in london for big news and hung up. president kennedy was shot within the hour. one theory is that a free of lee harvey oswald made the call. nobody knows why the call was made to a regional newspaper and not a national one. another strange phone call, the fbi received an oswald death threat the day before his murder. in the files, fbi director j. edgar hoover said that jack ruby acted alone as oswald's killer. j. edgar hoover concerned that the american people would not believe that lee harvey oswald acted alone. he stated that he had seen evidence of oswald's guilt, but some historians say he may have wanted to avoid riots or diplomatic complications and purposely kept the public messag

document that details multiple cia plots to assassinate cuban leader fidel castro under the kennedy administration, including working with mobsters to poison castro with a pill. the federal government was expected to release all of the unity assassination documents as of midnight last night, but in a chaotic late not move, trump and it up blocking the release of a number of the documents under pressure from intelligence agencies. other parts of the released files ended up being reductive. the final files are expected to be released in april. president trump reportedly intervened to instruct the justice department to lift a gag order on an undercover fbi informant who investigated the sale of a uranium mining company to russia's atomic energy agency, rosatom, under the obama administration. this sale is facing increasing scrutiny after it surfaced recently that the fbi was investigating a u.s. subsidiary of rosatom for racketeering and extortion at the time the obama administration approved the sale. secretary of state rex tillerson said thursday y that the united states is seeking a future syria w

all-time high, but volatility is at all-time lows in some respects as low as it was in the kennedy administrationly good for the ipo market if there's a pull back in asset prices and volatility pops up, i don't think it will completely undermine the ipo market, because volatility is so historically low it is a good market right now. sorry, sara. >> we're seeing all types of ipos and some of them are still not profitable, including your company. is there a path to profits we have seen the losses accelerate as you've spent on marketing, i assume, and growing the business >> very optimistic if you look at our e-commerce business, we put a lot of investment because we believe this is a great time to invest into this business in our region, so we captured a window of opportunity in 2014 and '15, and most of the people in our region get their first-time internet experience through their smartphone with a data plan and start to buy and sell things on social media platform like facebook, and we created this platform and offered them the social media experience at the same time we solved the seller's pain

he was the fcc chief during the kennedy administration. and one day jfk called him complaining about an nbc report and said do something about it. and newt said to the president the next day to the president's staff, the president should be lucky he has a friend in the fcc who will not respond when the president is angry. because it would have been the wrong thing to do. >> as long as we're talking about responding to the president, over the weekend the president had tweeted complaining that the news is too one sided. he thinks there should be more republicans on tv. they should have a voice. well, i want to make it clear to the white house. both ali velshi and i every single day have a standing invite to any member of the administration, president trump, your family, your sons, welcome to sit down with us every day we ask for steve mnuchin, mick mulvaney, wilbur ross, president trump himself. so if the president wants to say on twitter things are one sided, we certainly don't want them to be. our door is open. >> we are going to talk abou

with a cuban embassy worker about oswald's request for a visa and various records of the kennedy administration's covert efforts to overthrow the cuban government it just shows what. i hope her powers are capable of and that scares me a little bit and then either way i just like to know what happened the files are a treasure trove for the mini j.f.k. enthusiasms who still visit site the. of his assassination and they may have more to look forward to some three hundred records remain hidden due to national security concerns but us president donald trump has given intelligence agencies six months to justify their secrecy or release them. castro al-jazeera dallas still ahead on the news hour the u.n. chief is calling for calm to allow access to humanitarian aid and central african republic despite a clampdown on a weapons we report on how while and still plagues the southern philippines. it was felt as a machine that some progress had been made at least some football is played in that region and as for free for taking no action against israeli football clubs and illegal west bank settlements peter h

with a cuban embassy worker about oswald's request for a visa and various records of the kennedy administration's covert efforts to overthrow the cuban government it just shows that what. i hope her powers are capable of and that scares me a little bit and then either way i'd just like to know what happened the files are a treasure trove for the mini j.f.k. enthusiasm who still visit the site of his assassination and they may have more to look forward to some three hundred records remain hidden due to national security concerns but us president donald trump has given intelligence agencies six months to justify their secrecy or release them heidi to castro al-jazeera dallas. now the world's top comedy because it's playing then they to save the cars and driving technology at they touch much to show the contour that manufacturers are doing enough to attract young guys. and a pole. in the school rajan the japanese town of oil yaman near mount fiji forty seven year old tuckey she khumra keeps his most prized possessions some twenty modified and customized cars he's a real estate agent by day. and by n

kennedy: welcome back, is the media trying to smear president trump's epa administrator scott pruitt?according to our next guest, the answer is yes, john stossel, a remote alaskan mine and bay about 100 miles west of that little part on the map that you see right there. but it turns out when it comes to the fact, cnn did so much omitting, they're sick of omitting! joining me from the fox business network, and this legend john stossel. john, when you first reported on the story, the obama administration, some of the epa regulations killed the mining project, what did you find when you first reported? >> the reason we first reported on it because they killed it before the company was even allowed to submit an environmental impact statement. that was unheard of. usually you submit that and they say yes or no, but the environmental groups have gotten sophisticated enough that they collude with their old friends often now working in the obama epa, don't give them a shot. i did a story on this until i see on cnn exclusive, they're new approving this mine and these salmon are going to die. i

warn people about is that the low volatility we see now, it has not been this low since the kennedy administrationee continued upward movement. 3% -- 2.3% forve two quarters in a row. thisve had no 3% drawdowns year in the s&p and that is the first time that has happened since 1963. i see volatility ahead. yes? nejra: sorry, chris. i just wanted to ask, we've mentioned a lot of big things happening in the u.s. this week and how that feeds into the equity rally, i want to take this global and ask about china. if china sneezes, does the u.s. equity rally catch a cold? chris: i think so, but i don't see them sneezing. i see the cold as going away. in other words, we see relaxation ahead for chinese fiscal policy and i think that you will see lower rates there over the next year. i think the communist party meetings have shown that he is in total control. i think he wants to see flourishing economic growth and i think we will see more of that next year. nejra: what about deleveraging? we have seen yields in china rising. the shanghai composite falling the most since august. the lack of volatility we s

unsuccessfully prosecuted under the espionage act ellsberg leak revealed years of lies under the kennedy and johnson administrations both the feasibility and predicted outcomes of the vietnam war and led in part to the war's send a landmark first amendment decision by the supreme court and president nixon's fateful decision to create the secret leaking taskforce that a year later was caught breaking into the watergate hotel here is what mr ellsberg had to say about recent coverage of vietnam and what we may need to correct in our collective record. the words they used in the film right at the beginning and in the book which i've just received. are inexcusable they didn't actually use the word intentions all that was clearly implied they said the war was begun in good faith by decent man whatever that means i can't think of a meaning of good faith the would apply to any of the man who began the war it was very clearly a support of a french attempt violently to wreak conquer the country of a colony that had declared its independence in the summer of one nine hundred forty five the us supported that effort for various

senator kennedy: i'm looking for a little more meat on the bone. tell me, if you would, sir, what the trump administration would with respect to so-called dreamers? mr. dougherty: we're not in a position by design of advocating for any particular legislative solution. the reason why we do that -- senator kennedy: i'm not asking you to choose among the bills. i'm asking you what the administration thinks with specificity we should do with respect to dreamers, because obviously the president has the authority to veto a bill. so let me ask you again. what specifically does the trump administration think we should do with respect to so-called reamers? mr. dougherty: let me answer this way. these individuals lack formal status in the united states. senator kennedy: should they be allowed to stay? mr. dougherty: they would probably be permitted under a rational bill these individuals would be able to become lawful -- senator kennedy: so the president believes they should be allowed to stay? mr. dougherty: the secretary -- excuse me, the president, yes, would like to work with congress -- senator kennedy: under

kennedy: the trump administration's fallen soldier controversy now with charges of racism. i'll talk to ron desantis, and what is the l.a.p.d. doing with the d the nypd doing with what it seized in civil forfeiture assets. instead wondering why are we. we are hyper focused on unprovable details, name calling and questionable head wear. john kelly gave such a moving explanation of his experience that he knows the reality of the calls the president has to hike in the families. here we are in day five still talking about twitter nicknames and hurling claims of racism. general kelly should have stopped with his explanation with his experience and how it informed the president. i didn't have to go into score settling with congresswoman frederica wilson. she was doing enough damage to herself by profiting off the loves one of her constituents it was about her becoming a rock star. gross. what a selfish horrible thing to do. when you fail to dazzle with policy, make a bigger name for yourself at the expense of a dead soldier. kelly should have never brought up the fbi building he

kennedy: the trump administration's fallen soldier controversy now with charges of racism.s the l.a.p.d. doing with the d the nypd doing with what it seized in civil forfeiture assets. instead wondering why are we. we are hyperoc

ambassador to nato in the obama administration from 2017, also harvard kennedy school of government in the future of diplomacy project, fellow for that. joining us to talk about voting machines and security, good morning. affiliated with a group looking at this topic, defcon, is the group, what is your involvement in it? def con is collection of of the country and the world's best hackers, the center hacker community. every year they hold a big convention, 25,000 people come. year in july, it was in las vegas and our connection with featured is year they a special event and it was an vent that challenged the best of the hacker community to see if they could penetrate some of that are machines still used around the country. host: electronic voting machines? guest: electronic voting machines, that are either connected to the internet or to the inernet in a way that introduces vulnerabilitys. are getting hackers to hack in, how successful were they? ongoing record, they hacked within 90 minutes of eing in the same space as the voting machines. now these are not hackers that are actually t

ambassador to nato in the obama administration from 2017, also harvard kennedy school of government in the future of diplomacy project, fellow for that. joining us to talk about voting machines and security, good morning. affiliated with a group looking at this topic, defcon, is the group, what is your involvement in it? def con is collection of

in the spotlight this week documents relating to president kennedy's assassination were released by donald trump's administration and this was after a decades long deadline to keep the information under wraps that finally expired here's a snippet of what's being revealed the thing i'm concerned about is having something issues so we can convince the public that oswald is the realest. lee harvey oswald was blamed for killing. nine hundred sixty three the president as most people know had been. oswald was arrested but was himself killed two days later while under police escort historians discussed his motives on his past including an interesting experience. retracing his steps. where might you find the most drama and lee harvey oswald's life story before the events of november nine hundred sixty three well it could be his short but eventful stay in this city four years before he is president kennedy. most of the places which form part of extraordinary trip still exist like the. railway station where he arrived from helsinki in finland his last stop in a western country before reaching the u.s.s.r. . stayed right h

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the spotlight this week classified documents relating to president kennedy's assassination were released by donald trump administration this was after a decades long deadline to keep the information under wraps finally expired here's a small snippet of what was revealed. the thing i'm concerned about is having something issues so we can convince the public that oswald is the realest. lee harvey oswald was blamed for killing j.f.k. and dallas november one thousand nine hundred sixty three president had been traveling in an open top car with the first lady when shots rang out also hold was swiftly a rest it was himself shot and killed two days later while under police escort historians of long discussed his motives and his past including an interesting if brief experience in the soviet union and retracing his footsteps. correspondent. where might you find the most drama and lee harvey oswald's life story before the events of november nine hundred sixty three well it could be his short but eventful stay in this city four years before he is president kennedy. most of the places which form part of extraordinary trip still

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kennedy. reports that some people in the obama administration knew about all the layers of the shady uranium deal as far back at 2009. how could secretary of state hillary clinton say it's baloney and expect us to believe that. a fox news contributor, jess tatar love is here, and peter suderman and rachel campos-duffy. welcome one and all. what an interesting series of facts we have to discuss here. rachel, even without the clintons. let's say you take the children tons out of the things entirely, the whole thing is still weird it's a national security story that has gone largely ignored by a lot of people. >> that was the best synopsis i have ever heard it's not an easy tale to tell. even if you took out the children tons, this is ugly. and i can't figure out why the attorney general jeff sessions hasn't already removed this. kennedy: what do we do now with the facts we have and the existence of an fbi informant. that's a new side of the story. the fact that the hill is reporting we have the documents twhribs an email chain. there are financial records. not to mention the plea deals from the peo

kennedy: frustration growing with the obama administration's war on coal and donald trump on mining states a. and today, the trump administration repay coal country support by taking the first step towards scrapping the obama-era program that curbed submissions from coal-fired power plants. epa director scott pruitt, who has oklahoma attorney general against the power plan in 2016 may be announcing today in the mecca of coal, kentucky. >> that was really about picking winners and losers. the past manager was unapology ethic. they were using the epa to pick winners and losers in this country. kennedy: kinky. environmental groups are losing their minds. they're expected to challenge the proposal for repeal, which could take months before being finalized. but is pruitt right? is it wrong for the government to bring in winners and losers inspect let me bring in hemorrhage fund manager, also a fox news contributor. welcome back to the show. >> great to be with you, kennedy. thank you. kennedy: so what is the good news here, jonathan. >> well, the good news is that the government -- even on a sm

kennedy: the president talked about the steps he's taking to fight america's opioid crisis. president trump: my administration is declaring the opioid crisis a national federal emergency. i'm directing our agencies to fight the opioid crisis. kennedy: ox i co-don't and commentandfentanyl has killed o0 people last year. 60,000 americans think marijuana should be -- 64% of americans think marijuana should be legalized. robby, you have done some reporting on this. what is the correlation between opioid overdoses and death and states where there is legal marijuana. >> states where there is legal marijuana they have seen a decrease in opioid overdoses. people can use marijuana to treat their pain and anxiety it's a goodal earn tough to -- it's a good alternative. kennedy: if they if they irresponsibly use it, the chances of them dying are clothes to zero. >> it's not addictist way opioids are -- it's not addictive the way oa -- the way opioids are. >> treatment is smart and stopping supply. my wife is an e.r. doctor. new jersey passed a great law. you have to have a five-day supply only prescribed to people. if th

better eggs. >> kennedy: this is a fox news alert. the trump administration last hour announcing it is up rolling back obamacare is requirement that most employers provide coverage of birth control to their employees. the administration vastly expanding an exception. those that cite moral or religious objections. the new rule fulfills a campaign promise by the president and are sure to touch off a firestorm of criticism from democrats and around the block. the president of the american college of obstructions and gynecology says this is a step back for women's health. saying "affordable contraception for women saves lives. it prevents pregnancies, improves maternal mortality, it prevents adolescent pregnancies." so charlie, i will start with you. this is always my question whenever we run into the scaling back of some sort of a government-funded plan. was this ever the role or function of government in the first place? >> charles: has that ever happened that anything was scaled back or rollback? welcome to obamacare. it is a failed promise. i love that the do

my name is jeffrey, a master in public administration here at the kennedy school. you are a billionaire with lots and lots of investments, and the so-called school choice movement is a way to open the floodgates for corporate interests to make money off of the backs of students. how much do you expect your net worth to increase as a result of your policy choices? and what are your friends on wall street and in the business world like the koch brothers saying about the potential to get rich off the backs of students? >> you can choose not to answer that, secretary. >>> you can find this online on our website, c-span.org and search for betsy devos. >>> financial and personal information exposed, and the person testifying today, the former chair and ceo of the company. richard smith. he will be testifying before four different committees this week. >>> financial and persona >>> financial and personal information exposed, and the person testifying today, the former chair and ceo of the company. richard smith. he will be testifying before four different committees this

administration was also there. >> host: justice roberts, thomas, alito, dry air, kennedy, francisco and the notes that we can't about the homily they dealt with about immigration, religious freedom and democracy on other issues. we were talking with lawrence hurley who was the supreme court correspondent taking the questions and comment on the new term and cases. .. caller: good morning. nothing that supreme court decides with gorsuch from the should even be acknowledged because gorsuch is someone that only the republicans have should even de on the court. the democrats have been put on the sideline. so that's where we should stay. on the sideline, just watching. that's my comment. >> reaction? guest: that's a reference to i believe the appointment of justice gorsuch which was made possible because the republican controlled senate refused to act on the former president barack obama's nominee for that same position which was appeals court judge garland. the republicans held the seat over until the election took place, and then when donald trump won he was able to appoint kneelgoers ch and the republicans were able to

administration was also there. host: justice roberts, tomples, alito, kennedy and then solicitor general. the notes we got about the they dealt with immigration, religious freedom, and democracy among other issues. we are talking they dealt with hurly who is with thompson reuters, supreme court correspondent taking your questions and comments on the new term. eon from california. caller: good morning. nothing that supreme court decides with gorsuch from the should even be acknowledged because gorsuch is someone that only the republicans have should even de on the court. the democrats have been put on the sideline. so that's where we should stay. on the sideline, just watching. that's my comment. >> reaction? guest: that's a reference to i believe the appointment of justice gorsuch which was made possible because the republican controlled senate refused to act on the former president barack obama's nominee for that same position which was appeals court judge garland. the republicans held the seat over until the election took place, and then when donald trump won he was able to appoint knee

administration's policy on fighting the opioid epidemic. >>> the president says he is expected -- he is excited about the release of thousands of documents related to john f. kennedy's assassination. the documents are expected to be released by the national archives and records administration today. many are hoping that they will provide new insight into his murder 54 years ago in dallas. others doubt that the new documents themselves will be a truly complete record. >> if the agencies did not uncover certain of their documents regarding the assassination, therefore never got to the archives and won't be in the revelations. >> thousands of books, tv shows and films have discussed that it was a conspiracy. none have produced conclusive proof. >>> new screening procedures begin today for airline passengers flying to the united states from foreign countries. anne makovec is live at sfo this morning to explain what passengers can expect. anne. >>> reporter: and these new screening procedures could include interviews upon check- in or at the gate before you board a flight to the u.s. this is going to apply to all 2100 flights arriving daily to america. these new security

kennedy: let's give trump some credit. china is doing more than it has or has in any of the other administrations in terms of its reaction. >> kennedy: do you think we have a joint strategy with chin china? >> rachel: and with the stuff about the bombers and all of this is not just putting south korea and china, i think it's putting the whole world on notice and where the world engages, everybody engages, the more likely. >> kennedy: you can make that argument with iran and sending a message to a wrong, to russia went to syria and whoever else is popping off right now. >> sandra: go back to his most recent work on this and that is we are in need to be prepared for absolutely anything that comes our way in. went into china and said that we can determine anything until we determine china's role in all of this going back to your point about the meeting in beijing. so he's putting onus there as well. >> lawrence: am still concerned about the funding and i totally agree. i do think from a defense standpoint, i think we are prepared for anything great i really do. but i don't want us to get to that point. >> harris: i want to ta