kiersten nielsen, she did as good as she could do. now maybe with some of the and there they can really get these laws changed. >> exactly. just a quick programming note, there is a real expert on this border. you don't always see her on our airwaves talking about this topic. she really knows what she's talking about. working to be doing a special deep dive on fox nation on this topic. you can watch that tomorrow on fox nation. if you want more on that, i suggest you sign up for fox nation now. chris, there is a real distinction here between as we been hearing from tom and sarah, the operational and the legislative. let's just forget about, you're not can get anything out of congress. we know that. what can be changed operationally? they were giving the advice people need to hear because there's things they can do operationally, things like nancy was saying. there has to be a consequence. you have to find those people who have been ordered to be sent back and send them back. without the support, honestly without the support of secreta

kiersten nielsen has been a lightning rod on policy. i do not think she is very popular within the white house either. somewhat unfairly, she is being seen as somebody unable to deliver for him on border security. he has been promising his supporters since the first day of his election campaign. there is -- there are some things no dhs secretary has control over. it does seem like president trump and his advisor is want to go tougher on immigration and go with some law enforcement figure . we will see who they come up with. yet another member in the administration. the president likes it that way. haidi: certainly one of the more challenging portfolios there. thank you so much for that. the foreign currency holdings rose. we saw bond yields in developed markets that helped with evaluations. tom mackenzie joins us from beijing. the pboc says they expect the reserves to stay stable for some time. there is reasonable economic growth there. this is something of a gauge of the pressure that china faces, particularly in terms of outflows. the

miracle-gro performance organics. >> breaking tonight, t trump anns kiersten nielsen is out as homelandext revolution. i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. pro- worker, profamily, community. the men and women saying in part i submitted my resignation for the president this evening. i am internally grateful and proud of what you do each and every day to protect our homeland. each of you are why i came back to serve my country. nielsen also released her resignation lett

department of homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen has resigned that's according to a tweet by u.s. president donald trump in the last few minutes nielsen served in the post since december twenty seventh team sources say trump has been frustrated with the current u.s. asylum laws. in libya fighting around the capital tripoli is intensifying with at least thirty five people killed in recent days a militia led by general keane. if i have to our aims to take the capitol where the united nations backed government is based militias loyal to the government have mobilized to defend the city. police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coast after one hundred thirty kilograms of cocaine washed ashore authorities are urging residents not to open the packets which began appearing on the beaches friday mania is a key transit point for drugs from latin america destined for western europe. authorities in sudan say the country has suffered a total power block out the power outage as thousands again take to the streets of the capital khartoum and el

secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen is resigning president donald trump confirmed the departure in a tweet. nielson seen here at a meeting in arizona earlier this week serving the position since december twenty seventh teen she was a front line defender of trump's controversial migration policies she received criticism for presiding over the separation of migrant families at the u.s. mexican border a polish policy which she denied exists. joining me now live from washington as our correspondent michael. michael how big a surprise is this departure well that is not really a big surprise trump had been unhappy with nielsen for a very long time and that's been repeated rumors during her tenure that she was on the way out and in fact that is kind of a surprise that she lasted that long she lasted more than one year while being criticized by trump repeatedly so as a sort of big surprise it was just a question of when the olson would be forced out eventually and do we know who is taking over her job well that is kevin make ilene he's the head of customs and border protection and there

homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen is out. tracie potts has more on that. plus the white house's pushback to get president trump's tax t returns and mueller report. >> reporter: just days after standing with president trump at the border, homeland security seetary kiersten nielsen has resigned. >> she has been a disgce as secretary of homeland security. she leaves behind a legacy of separating families,aging children, and lying about those policies. >> i think it says there a lot of frustration at the white house. >> reporter: frustration over the number ofignts crossing the border reportedly let trump to ask nielsen to e.le kevin mack lainen. nielsen waited she'll stay on until wednesday to help with the transition. the number one person left today, the number three person left two wee ago. there's nobody in charge there. who is running it out there? >> ihink we should -- >> supposedly you're in a crisis and nobody is running it. >> reporter: also happening this week democrat's wednesday adline for theirs to turn over six years of president trump's tax ret

kelly, kristen -- kiersten nielsen's predecessor. as note -- as nielsen fell out of favor with the white house, the white house started to keep a closer hold on so many of those decisions. host: what was secretary nielsen's relationship like with stephen miller? vivian: quite contentious. not only with stephen miller but with john bolton. john bolton and john kelly had a falling out -- falling out over nielsen several months ago. it was reported there was a shouting match at the white house. andas over immigration specifically secretary nielsen's handling of the crisis. that never really went away after john kelly left his position. miller,ton and stephen now very much controlling and calling the shots on the immigration portfolio and they are right next to the president. it will be interesting to see moving forward how much influence that will have. host: greg is a democrat from virginia. caller: good morning. i am a democrat. i am trying to stay a democrat because of environmental concerns but i have to say as i watch to see what de

- announcer: a meeting with president trump out the white house, homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen submitted her resignation. president trump tweeted, "secretary of homeland security nielsen will be leaving her position, and i would like to thank her for her service. border security -- u.s. customs and border production commissioner will become acting secretary. i have confidence that he will do a great job." we have more with secondary -- more withtary nei secretary nielsen "washington -- one "washington journal." up, discussingng an update on how well americans are

because she has become the face of this policy it's not just the president it is this woman kiersten nielsen who ripped thousands of children away from their parents and in a recent ruling just a couple of days ago the government told the judge who said put them back together that it might take up to two years to find all of the children that they had separated because they didn't keep the appropriate paperwork so that is on her that is her legacy and are there people who support her enough that she's going to be basically welcomed back into the private sector well we'll find out but we're not going to be the ones watching you can bet a lot of people close to president trump will be too indeed thank you very much patty callahan in washington for us also in washington jeff hauser he's a lawyer and executive director of the revolving door project which examines government appointments so first of all. there's much speculation over her departure what do you know about the circumstances of her leaving resignation or was she fired. i'm sure she was affectively fired and it's possible that trump i

. >>> homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen is back at the border. she is describing the departments approach to illegal immigration and a full-fledged disaster response. ragle -- ray bogan reports the threat of occult closure is making people in the region very nervous. >> reporter: customs and border protection say they are overwhelmed and frustration is growing for people who live their lives on both sides of the border. dhs secretary, kiersten nielsen is starting another tour of the border, this time in el paso, texas. wednesday, she will tour port of entry, a migrant processing facility and receive a briefing from officials. just miles away, there are still long lines from mexico into the u.s. customs and border protection reports drivers are waiting hours to cross, a weight that is frustrating people who cross every day. >> even criminals are coming. it is not what they are doing and trump is right to close the border to those people but we will be affected and that's not fair. >> the white house's threat to shut down the border is being critic

homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen says her department is experiencing a systemwide meltdown as it struggles to deal with a surge of asylum-seekers. >> we cannot protect americans sovereignty and enforce immigration laws or keep criminals from exploiting the system without something changing. >> reporter: yesterday house democrats voted to authorize a lawsuit challenging president trump's national emergency declaration to complete a border wall. >> plans to restore the fence and calexico began in 2009 during the obama administration e naof president trump, and other immigration officials, will be placed on it. >>> a 14-year-old boy is in custody in connection with a carjacking that injured a 72- year-old man in east san jose. surveillance video cameras captured the attack outside the estrada after estrada tried to pull the carjack her out of his vehicle. the teen flashed a gun after demanding the skis, estrada is doing ay. >> he looked about 16 or 17. >> unfortunately we have been seeing crimes like this committed by juveniles. >> police say the teen crashed the car not too f

live from berlin shake up cabinet homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen resigns following tensions with the president was the face of the administration's hard line migration policy will go to washington for the latest also in the show. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he'll antics west bank settlements if voters return him to office on tuesday.

you know people have been speculating for months the kiersten nielsen was going to be pushed out john kelly was sort of seen as her protector he was chief of staff he left months ago to put this in the broader context yes it's another day another tweet from the president firing one of his cabinet officials we do know that nelson was expected to be at the white house today we don't know if she met exactly with the president or with other people on his team remember this is a president who likes to fire his staff through tweets but not necessarily through confrontation or in person in fact i don't think we know of a single example where he faced the person that he was going to fire so unclear exactly what happened at the white house but again the president tweeted out that his homeland security director is gone and he's going to replace her with the current director of the customs and border protection this is a broader theme for the president he is focusing solely on the southern border and he is basically throwing fits about it he first threaten to close the whole southern border the

experts, 50% dh's -- saidaid cyber security mission will be purged by the departure of secretary kiersten nielsen. are they right? mr. lewis: nielsen was probably the first homeland security secretary who knew about cyber security and actually care about it. for her predecessors, cybersecurity wasn't as important or they weren't aware of it. i talked to one of them in the past couple who told me of his first five priorities, cybersecurity wasn't one of them. she was the first both to know it and take care of it. i think that will have an effect. it depends who her replacement is. if it is someone else who knows and cares. at this point it is hard to be ready to put cybersecurity as a lower priority. and you can't blame people. when they started the department, counterterrorism was the primary mission. voters security has always been an important mission. cybersecurity was an also-ran. i don't think it is like that anymore. we will see who the next secretary is. comments wet of the have gotten is that the focus has been so much on the border in the trump administration, it is tough for cybersecuri

cybersecurity said the50% of whom cyber mission will be purged by the departure of secretary kiersten nielsen. are they right? mr. lewis: nielsen was probably the first time land security -- the first homeland security secretary who knew about cybersecurity. for her predecessors, cybersecurity wasn't as important or they weren't aware of it. thelked to one of them in past couple who told me of his first five private -- five priorities, and cybersecurity wasn't one of them. so she was the first to care about it. i think that will have an effect. it depends who her replacement is. if it is someone else who knows and cares. at this point it is hard to be -- cybersecurity has a lower priority. and you can't blame people. when they started the department, security was an important mission and cybersecurity was and also -- was an also ran. yourh: according to colleagues the focus has been so much on the border in the trump administration, it is tough for cybersecurity to get an ear in the room. is that true? mr. lewis: no, i don't think that is true. you have other problems the current administrati

kiersten nielsen has done everything but rejoin the obama mantra of strategic patients.t is a disgrace. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs likely on facebook, follow me unanswered graham on lou dobbs tonight. up next, national left-wing media and list lies about collusion. they are just struggling. they still lie and lie. they are doing it to fewer and fewer people. even the left. we will tell you about their ratings and what is happening over the three days. ed rollins and michael goodwin joined me after the break. stay with us for primetime ratings for the national left wing media. the one to a been lying to their audiences for a few years or more. they are extraordinary coverage on russian collusion. turning out to be completely fake. let's take a quick look at how that works in the ratings this week. 8:00 p.m. fox's tucker carlson beating anderson cooper by a modest margin. chris hayes as well. sean hannity dominating the night p.m. hour. higher than cnn chris. rachel maddow really, really got very tired of that act.

the president said secretary of homeland security kiersten nielsen will be leaving her position and i would like to thank her for her service. i am pleased to announce that kevin marcolina and, the current u.s. customs and border protection commissioner will become acting secretary for dhs government. i have confidence that kevin will do a great job. on took over the position december 6, 2017. >> the washington post held a forum this week with journalist and lawmakers on the future and importance of local news. first we will hear with two members of congress, democrat david cicilline and republican doug collins, who are pushing legislation that aims to level the playing field to local news outlets and tech companies like facebook and google. i guess since the lights are out, i should start talking. we should get this underway. good everyone and think you for being here, i'm an opinion writer at the washington post. but we just get underway and introduce my guess.

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kelly, kristen -- kiersten nielsen's predecessor. ote -- as nielsen fell out of favor with the white house, the white house started to keep a closer hold on so many of those decisions. host: what was secretary nielsen's relationship like with stephen miller? vivian: quite contentious. not only with stephen miller but with john bolton. john bolton and john kelly had a falling out -- falling out over nielsen several months ago. it was reported there was a shouting match at the white house. andas over immigration specifically secretary nielsen's handling of the crisis. that never really went away after john kelly left his position. miller,ton and stephen now very much controlling and calling the shots on the immigration portfolio and they are right next to the president. it will be interesting to see moving forward how much influence that will have. host: greg is a democrat from virginia. caller: good morning. i am a democrat. i am trying to stay a democrat because of environmental concerns but i have to say as i watch to see what democr

the latest is homely security secretary kiersten nielsen has ordered an emergency surge at the bordernd this right now? is it a sort of distraction tactic? is it going to be taken seriously? kevin: the geopolitics here are quickly moving. according to sources in the republican party, it is really an effort on behalf of president trump to try to get at these other governments in latin america to really come to the negotiating table. then there is the issue of the political situation domestically for the president. obviously, democrats are opposed to this, but even some of the republican party are questioning in terms of the tactics the president is using at this particular point. it comes at a time in which the international community is set to to send on washington, d.c. this week for the nato summit. that is also going to be at the forefront for the president this week. the bottom line is this is something the president has said for quite some time, and he is doubling down on it. guy: kevin, how is the president's decision to go down this road polling? he is clearly trying to appeal

. >> the purpose was kiersten nielsen didn't want to go, he literally, he ordered a fiber attack andd him for. that's where all the stuff comes from. >> it just shows how fundamentally political this all is. it smoke and mirrors and cement to continue the project which was started by the hillary clinton campaign, former british intelligence officer who relied on kremlin sources to put that altogether. it's all in large smokescreens for what they really can't accept which is. [inaudible] >> there's another total inconsistency. they all go on about how he's not doing anything to protect us from russian meddling. they celebrated the midterm elections because they have the right results. >> when i can't sleep at night, my favorite thing to do is to go back and watch election results from 2016. i was watching andrea mitchell, very recently on the night of 2016 and to watch their faces fall and their spirits totally crushed, it was almost immediate that they were indicating were not going to accept the results of this election. we are talking about russia, russia, russia, but it's not russ

homeland security kiersten nielsen has resigned.g frustration by the administration over the number of southern border crossings. in her resignation, she writes, it has been my great honor to lead the men and women of the department after six secretaries. i could not be prouder of and more humbled by their service, dedication and commitment to keep our country safe from all threats and hazards. according to white house sources, president trump apparently asked for nielsen's resignation because he wants the toughest cop on order security. the u.s. customs and border commissioner will take over as acting head of that department. now back to life, liberty and levin thematic what has been the reaction over the last six weeks since you did the podcast interview, since you done hannity show, others show, what's been the reaction. >> first i had a workout what everyone was calling and e-mailing about because it was such a shock. i had no idea there would be such a reaction that would catch fire like that and it was trending on twitter for

kiersten nielsen says she continues to support president trump's goal of securing the u.s.o border. spoke to reporters outside of her alexandria, virginia home today, her first public remarks into resignation over the weekend as homeland security secretary. nielsen also think the president for what she called "a tremendous opportunity to serve this country." european union negotiator michel barnier held talks today in dublin with the irish prime comeser david his visit 48 hours before british prime minister theresa may must try to persuade eu leaders to grant a departurehe u.k.'s from the bloc. at a news conference afterward, he said ireland was open to extending the deadline. he added, reaching a deal is critical. >> no deal exit would be damaging for everyone. we also a strange views on the length of a possible extension. i look forward to discussing this further with the european counterparts on wednesday. vonnie: he told reporters, let me be very clear. we would not discuss anything with the u.k. until there was an agreement for ireland and northern ireland, as well as

this comes as president trump dismissed kiersten nielsen as homeland security secretary, which couldimpact on the state of cybersecurity in the u.s.. for more, chris painter, the cybersecurity coordinator for the u.s. state department and a fellow at stanford center of international security and cooperation. the lawyer for this woman says there is no evidence she was spying but when someone has that much advanced equipment on them, what do you think? chris: obviously, we have to see where this goes. we want to see were the evidence leads. why was she there with a bag full of cell phones and usb drives? the other thing i saw was from the affidavit. the secret service agents said they not only saw malware, malicious computer code, but when you plug it into his laptop -- why he did that, god only knows -- it downloaded code on his laptop. i doubt she was there to go swimming. i doubt she was there to install 5g may be at mar-a-lago. i think she was clearly there for some surreptitious purposes. emily: she says she was there to use the pool, but then authorities checked her statement and

homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen said today officials are expediting the return of migrants and moving ahead with plans to deploy additional personnel at the southern border. according to customs and border oftection, apprehensions undocumented immigrants spiked in february 2 more than 76,000, an increase of more than 39,000 compared to a year ago. on brexit from european commissioner president jean-claude juncker. he says the european union's patience with the u.k. could run out. he told italian tv that london must make a decision on an agreement within hours or days. three times now british lawmakers have rejected a brexit proposal from prime minister theresa may. in turkey, president richard as suffered a step back at the elections. ankara and cities along the mediterranean back to the opposition party. the election board says the opposition candidate has now taken the lead in turkey's biggest city, istanbul. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloo

. >>> homeland security kiersten nielsen is heading to arizona to address the storage of immigrants illegally crossing the border. nielsen will meet with dhs and ice officials one day after she was briefed on an overcrowded satellite processing facility in el paso during her border to her. she directed customs protections to speed up the plan surge of at least 750 officers to assist border patrol long areas of the southern border. >>> president trump is planning to visit california tomorrow, he will be in calexico in imperial county. >>> this morning senate democrats want the fbi to look into security of president trump's mar-a-lago resort to prevent possible breaches coming after the secret service arrested a woman from china last week who doctor wayne of the florida resort. she was reportedly carrying for cell phones, a computer and a thumb drive containing malicious malware. authorities are investigating whether the woman intended to gain access to the president. >>> former vice president joe biden is responding to a number of women who accuse them of touching women appropriately. >> i alw

. >> homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen announced she's fast tracking a fan to send people to the border. some facilities in texas have become so overcrowded that customs and border patrol say they've had to release an estimated 2000 migrants into texas since friday. and martin savidge is at one of the borders in texas. how is the city preparing for the thousands of people that have begun arriving? >> they had a heads up. they've been working on this since last tuesday. that's when they say the migrants started showing up in their community, and progressively the number of migrants showing up on their doorstep has been increasing while the communication of the commerce agents they've been having with the federal authorities have become nonexistent. so it's really been a problem for the city of brownesville. buses will show up with these former detainees coming out of federal detention centers, but they had no idea they were coming. city officials, you may see them in the background wearing the yellow safety vests. they're trying to make themselves very obvious for the migra

the new york times reported today that the former homeland security kiersten nielsen was very concernedbout russian interference and continued attempts to threaten u.s. democracy in more advanced ways than the public yet knows. meantime, you've got the son-in-law of president trump saying the russians just bought a couple of facebook ads. "it is just a couple of facebook ads." david, how much do you think this issue is going to affect facebook over the next 18 months? david: i can't believe it won't affect it quite a lot. i think when it comes to electoral interference on facebook and foreign countries interfering with the elections in other places, that is not just a problem in the united states. it could be a significant factor globally. every country has elections and every country has enemies and every country has observed how effective it was when the russian government interfered with the u.s. election on facebook so you have to believe it is an attractive target on facebook. emily: bloomberg is reporting that facebook is settling with the ftc does not include the ongoing investig

yesterday, secretary kiersten nielsen announced she is stepping down.as 4 other top officials including the head of u.s. citizenship and immigration services and the homeland security general counsel are also expected to be forced out. today, california senator dianne feinstein described the moves as a purge of senior leadership aimed at remaking the department of homeland security and to the president "personal anti-immigration agency." >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm. some uc berkeley students are reporting mice, bedbugs and possibly mold in their campus dorms. they say substandard living conditions were the last thing theyworry about at the elite university. >> they say what is worse is the university has not been much help. more tonight from ktvu's cristina rendon on . >> from tattered curtains to rodent traps stern hall has seen better days . >> there is a laundry list of issues in stern everything from mice to bedbugs to know security at night and broking broken washing machines, cold showers. >> reporter: the dorm, built in 1942 is

. >>> on security secretary, kiersten nielsen returned to the southern border today she says the departmentproaching a immigrants from central america as they would a natural disaster. customs and border protection say they are overwhelmed with families seeking asylum. president trump threatened to shut down the border of mexico does not do more to prevent migrants from making the trek through that country. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they hope that won't be necessary. >> of course i do not want to see the border be shut down. mexico is arizona's number one trading partner and that relationship is vital to our economy . >> we need to talk about what real border security means. i don't think it means shutting down the border. that would be an economic disaster in texas. >>> the white house says it is studying ways to minimize the impact of a closure is ordered. the president is scheduled to visit the border in calexico california on friday for a tour and roundtable discussion. >>> it was a historic day on capitol hill today, secretary general end stoltenberg became nato's first

according to "the times" homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen grew so frustrated that she twiceulled together her own meetings of cabinet secretaries and agency heads. but the department was stymied by the white house's refusal to discuss it. a reminder from the mueller report just how invested russia was in the outcome of our election. quote, at approximately 2:40 a.m. november 9, 2016, news reports stated that candidate clinton had called president-elect trump to concede. this part of the report is redacted but presumably someone close to russia wrote to a putin ally putin has won. the atlantic sums up trump's reaction or inaction this way. quote, at the moment trump is declining to protect the united states from foreign interference in its elections because it's politically inconvenient and personally irritating to him. we're happy to say that back with us tonight is nick christof. prize winning columnist from the "new york times." from time to time i just ask you what you make of the world. i heard your colleague mr. krugman say on cnn last night if this doesn't scare the he

secretary, kiersten nielsen announced she is expanding migrant protection protocol the measure returnsigrants to mexico while they wait on pending immigration proceedings. she is also expediting the reassignment of 750 officers to assist the border patrol. the number of reassigned officers could ultimately go above 2000. if the situation does not improve, the president could shutdown the border as early as this week. a move the border patrol union supports . >> and let's mexico know that if they don't not do something if they don't play their part, then we are going to stunt their economy. >> reporter: closing the border would have a big impact on the u.s., too. according to the bureau of transportation statistics, the u.s. imported $347 billion of goods from mexico in 2018. the u.s. exported 206 he 5 billion of goods, 67% of which goes by trucks traveling through ports of entry . >> instead of building a wall, closing the border or cutting off aid to central american countries which is downright stupid, we should actually go in the other direction. we should choose compassion instead

secretary kiersten nielsen announced she is expanding migrant protection protocols. measure returns immigrants to mexico while they wait on pending immigration proceedings. she is also expediting the reassignment of 750 officers to assist the border patrol. the number of reassigned officers could ultimately go above 2000. if the situation does not improve, the president could shutdown the border as early as this week. a move the border patrol union supports. >> it lets mexico know that if they do not actually do something, if they don't play their part then we are going to stunt their economy. >> reporter: closing the border would have a big impact on the u.s., too. according to the bureau of transportation statistics, the u.s. imported $347 billion of goods from mexico in 2018. the u.s. exported $265 billion of goods, 67% of which goes by trucks, traveling through ports of entry. >> instead of building a wall or closing the border or sending off aid to these central american countries which is downright stupid, we should go in the other direction. we shouldinstead o

. >> congresswoman edwards, kiersten nielsen troops it as a crisis. >>> cutting on the aid to three centralreases the appreciate on the border. . so i mean, i think part of what the the president does, in addition to playing to his base, what he's trying to do is sort of ramp up what is happening on the border, so he can use that politically. i think, you know, his friends in congress are saying, wait, hold on a second. the economy you keep touting will go in the tank if you shut down this border. >> this is only getting more heated. >>> up next, the most powerful woman in america interviewed this morning in d.c., what speaker pelosi just said about the health care, the border, and all the hot topics. anna palmer, the woman asking those questions, joins me next. those questions, joins me next stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if

. -- kiersten nielsen. the president says he wants something with a law enforcement orientation.he man the president named as the acting secretary has experience managing a complex, large organization, a law degree from the university of chicago, and has a deep understanding of border security issues, of what drives migration like this, and is familiar with other issues dhs deals with, like counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and emergency management. name mentioned was an acting ice director, thomas homan. do you know him and his credentials? john: i actually know tom and kevin both very well. they are different guys. i have a lot of respect for both of them. tom is more in the mold of what the president seems to want. somebody who can be a good mouthpiece for promoting his policies, the president's policies, who presents the image of tough. kevin in my experience is more muted in terms of his approach, but very much a man of substance with a deep understanding of the issues. it will be interesting to see what the president goes with. about the's talk nature of the situation at the

the secretary kiersten nielsen resigned from her position.concerned border issues aren't being resolved fast enough. let's go to bloomberg senior editor for breaking news. tell us more about the resignation. that's one word to describe it, i suppose. derek: it is. all departures in u.s. government seem to be resignations, even one at the pointy end of the spear. in this case, that's what this was. kierstin nielsen met with donald trump sunday night and came out of it having resigned. president trump announced the news in a tweet and by tweet, it was official. here's to nielsen will stay on for another day or two to manage an effective transition, she said, but she's out. this is a secretary who's had a certain amount of controversy. there is no love lost for democrats, who are infuriated by the trump administration's policy of child separations at the border. in the meantime, you have the president and chief immigration eight, stephen miller, a hard-line hawk pushing for additional action, and there are reports out of the white house that pre

homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen is the latest departure from the trump administration.ell nbc news the resignation followed a week of trump's frustrations, including over efforts the seal the southern border. >>> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu makes a controversial proposal days before israel holds elections. netanyahu promised to annex 10% of the west bank, territory that palestinians see as part of their future state and homeland. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> every time we go into a maximum security prison with our "lockup" crews, the same general pattern happens. at first there's hostility from the general prison population that we're there. we're breaking up their routine. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> then that slowly changes into curiosity. they start asking questions, how long are you here for, what are you doing, what kind of questions are you asking? and then the third phase is actual enthusiasm for us being there. because really every inmate has a story to tell. >> when penitentiary of n

contributor encouraged waiters to tamper with the food of former homeland security secretary kiersten nielsenut, there i'm not saying you should tamper with anyone's food you might get into trouble, lose your serving job but you would be serving america and you won't have nif regrets years later. the article was updated taking out the tampering bit, but now it's gone all together on the paper's website. this ijs dent is not isolated. restore public trust released an open letter to america's ceos encouraging them not to hire former trump administration officials. the letter include as lon lig the of administration owe lums, regardless of when they leave they should not be allowed to seek refuge in your board rooms or corner offices. the theme crosses over into ak deemia. on wednesday, former mens members blub an congressman mark kennedy got news he was the only capped have candidate to become the next president of the university of colorado. now several student groups on campus are raising red flags about kennedy, pointing to his career in congress where he stood against same-sex marriage. but

sunday afternoon meeting with president trump at the white house, homeland security secretary kiersten nielsensubmitted her regular -- her resignation. following the meeting, the president tweeted this message. following her senate confirmation, secretary nielsen took over the position on december 6, 2017. we will have more on the resignation of homeland security secretary nielsen on washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. c-span's washington journal, live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, daily beast congressional reporter sam brody and wall street journal white house reporter discussed the week ahead for congress and the white house. charles with the government accountability office discusses an update on how well americans are doing in saving for retirement. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion.

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in your article you mention that kiersten nielsen was the president's 15th cabinet level departure sincemeasure it by three years into the white house, president obama had seven cabinet-level departures. george w. bush had four. what does it say about the administration? >> it says it's hard to work for donald trump. it's hard to stay in his good graces. and we discuss in the story, one way to do it is through flattery. performing well on teleconference. and what i mean by that, not necessarily performing well before a large wide audience but to an audience of one under the assumption that trump may be watching you. you better represent him well and defend him well. that's one key to survival. flattery also reported. we talk about mike pence. mike pence is an interesting case. he can't be fired necessarily but ostracized. he could be marginalized. and trump could drop him from the 2020 ticket. what we hear from our sources is pence is every bit as flattering to trump in private as he is in public. that's one time proven strategy, actually. >> it's a great article. thank you for joining m

five communications directors, and recurring presidential panic attacks like the one that cost kiersten nielsener job last week. trump may have vetoed her proposal i eliminating federal's of for the special olympics, but seems in no hurry to jettison her herself. it seems she is the ideal aucation secretary for president who doesn't give a rodents hindquarters about education. brian dickinson wrote that piece . here's a little bit of sound from the hearing this week, it was the house education committee. it is ohio democrat marcia fudge questioning the education secretary over a proposed $5 billion program to offer tax credits for donations, private school tuition, and other programs. [video clip] >> i have never been aware of attacks credit that is a 100% credit. so now we have already decided that we are going to make rich people reach -- richer with the tax cuts, poor people about the same, middle-class we hurt with more taxes. now you got them running up to take advantage of these tax credits. let me love you -- let you give money to schools to take a 100% tax credit, it's the most ridiculo