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senator kirsten gillibrand, with colonel don christensen and brigette mccoy. ( cheers and applause ) but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. the middle east and drones. whatever story you're thinking of, it's probably not this. >> at a fashion show in saudi arabia is going viral now. check this out, an array of fashion dresses floating down a runway but no model in sight. this bizarre fashion show at a saudi arabian who tell where drones were used to show case these dressessen instead of traditional human models, a spokesperson says the drones were used to bring a change to the annual show -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: a drone fashion show is one of the weirdest things i have ever seen, but, if you add the harry potter theme, it totally works. ( harry potter theme song playing ) ( applause ) in other news, if you believe president trump is tearing the white house to shreds, turns out it's worse than you think. >> white house staffers have reportedly been taping pieces of paper back together after president trp rips them up. they need to tape them back tog

where is he going with this k r kirsten?> there's no other way to take this other than a massagist rant. to tie someone's integrity to them being an adult film actress there's no there there. if you want to say she doesn't have integrity for some other reason there's something that you know about her then bring it up. you can't just say this person does something that i don't approve of so therefore she doesn't have integrity. that's not the way that it works. you should have respect for people just on basic human level. i think we should just republican her regardless of what she does for a living and let the facts lead us to our decision about whether or not what he's say g is true owner. >> he said in that answer guys, three wives right? and he cheated on one or two of them. does he have republican for a cheater? he paid off a porn star that he is criticizes. does he have respect for that? anyone can take this. go. >> i have to take for that. i think anyone whose followed rudy giuliani throughout his career, when he was m

kirsten nelson took to twitter to defend administration policy saying we do not have a policy of separating families at the border, period. but the truth debunks that. as we see in video, photos and our own eyes. dianne gallagher is live in texas where she was granted inside access to a detention facility there. you have seen it with your own eyes. what have you seen? >> reporter: alisyn, look, this is the facility where they're actually still with their families. it's once they leave they are separated. more children have been separated from their families leaving this facility than any other in the country. i got a chance to go inside. it was a very heavily controlled tour guide from customs and border patrol agents. we are probably seeing on screen

jeff sessions and homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen heading to the hill, hoping to whip gop votes. the sudden scramble, coming as mounting pressure reaches a boiling point. nielsen protesters during dinner at a mention an restaura -- at a mexican restaurant. but the real test, will congress find common ground when it's time to vote and will the president sign off on it? so far, nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parents but it hasn't been worked out how they will be reunited. the house is expected to take up two immigration bills this week. raj? >> jill, thank you. >>> the power of social media, a facebook fund-raiser has taken off, and it continues to rise. right now people have donated $14 million. this makes it the biggest facebook campaign ever. a silicon valley couple who worked at facebook launched it just a few days ago. their initial goal was $1,500. the money will help provide legal services for undocumented

homeland security sec or tear kirsten nielsen forced out of a restaurant as well, and a mob gathered at her private home. trump adviser steven miller at a restaurant, his meal interrupted by shouts of fascist. and then there's maxine waters putting the icing on the leftist cake. trump's people, she told msnbc, they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant, they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station, they're not going to be able to shop at a department store. the people are going to turn on them. this is a new level of harassment. it is hatred raining down on conservatives when they appear in public. to say it's gone too far is a wild understatement. it shouldn't be happening at all. democracies settle political disputes with debate and votes. the angry confrontation of public officials brings us very close to civil strife. that's not good. it's the left that's doing this. petulantve hillary's loss, they've launched a hunt -- a hate trump campaign.

the statistics are important kirsten thank you. shari the latest from the world cup in russia a group g. actually got started on monday two games both with a common theme a big favorite pitted against a relative soccer minnows when england to continue and an even bigger golfing class when belgium walked horns with world cup debutantes panama here's all the group g. highlights. after a sluggish first off denise mountain sunnily broke the deadlock for beijing shortly after half time and with this i thought great strike was a forward on and off the sets a match when it got rolling for the favorites in a comical meeting just six minutes to add two more golds stream is despite a slow start thanks them also watched the campaign in convincing fashion. england followed suit against an uzi needing just eleven minutes before the top marksman how we came to us and then front johnstone's us had a brilliantly saved only for came to be perfectly positioned for the rebound but after this challenge between walcott and ben you assess the referee or

also with us is kirsten powers who also wrote about her own experience during a difficult time in herlife with her own thoughts of suicide. she's a political analyst and host of the faith angle podcast. i appreciate you being here. i think when somebody well known dies by suicide, there's such shock, somebody wonders how somebody at the pinnacle of their career how this could happen to them, and obviously in a family, there's always shock, were there warning signs that you saw at the time or that now in retrospect stand out to you? >> absolutely, absolutely there were. i am now more educated about those signs. they were definitely there, the hopelessness, the change of behavior, isolation, that was all part of our daily life. sometimes some signs were there more than others, some signs weren't there at all, as was the case right before he passed. he was at his best before he passed. we were on a family vacation and he had to go back home to do a television commercial and i was going to see him the next day. it was just the timing of it. he had been in severe depression before and he h

the statistics are important kirsten thank you. in columbia conservative candidate yvonne do k. is celebrating victory in sunday's presidential election the first since a peace deal with far guerillas two years ago and a decade comfortably beat his opponent former guerrilla gustava bad throw although the runner ups performance at the ballot box was the best ever for columbia's left . conservatism has held its ground in colombia facing an unprecedented challenge from the left the right wing even claimed a solid victory in a divisive but ultimately peaceful election the two candidates could hardly have been more different gustavo petro a former rebel fighter who is popular among colombia's young voters he championed gay rights a boost to social programs and a switch to renewable energy petro took his loss in stride on twitter he celebrated his eight million votes the best results for a leftist presidential candidate in colombia's history yet it's the business friendly duca across asia a of controversial former president alvarado reba

i so applaud kirsten. thank you so much for doing that.nce for so many people and it always does when people speak out. i see a lot of people who are nervous about talking about their history and when they do it is not only a relief to them but they are typically very surprised at the outpouring of support. we have seen studies that have shown that when people talk about their positive coping through suicidal moments and share them with the media or in a public forum it has been associated with a reduction in suicide rates. it's basically a contagion of hope that we can spread. >> that is such a great message. i want to put up the statistics that are really troubling. these were just released by the cdc the day before anthony took his life. suicide rates are rising across the u.s. in 2016 nearly 45,000 americans died. 25 states had rates of more than 30%. 54% och people who died by suicide did not have a known mental health condition. i know you want to talk about that, too. it is situational. something horrible happens in your life. you m

senator kirsten gillibrand says now is the time to fight harder than ever. that interview in n two minutes. >> what i'm asking you, sir, is do you want to see the court overturned. you said you want to see the court protect the second amendment. do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade. >> well, if we put another two or three justices on that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will make a determination. >> that was october, 2016, less than a month before the election. donald trump was clear about whether he planned to appoint justices who would overturn roe v. wade. today, however, in a taped interview for fox news, trump sounded like he didn't know where he was on women's health. >> will you ask your nominees how they might vote on roe v. wade. >> that's a big one. they're all saying don't do that, you shouldn't do that. but i'm putting conservative people on. >> now republican lawmakers want to play coy an

first of all, since kirsten nielson will be joining the country in a few minutes, i want to start withe of things she's said. first of all, there was yesterday -- she was tweeting a bunch of things about the new policy and one of the things she wrote was, quote, we do not have the luxury of pretending that all -- we do not have a policy of separating families at the border, period. that is sect of homeland security. we do not have a policy of separating families at the border. but then also we have what she said today had when speaking with law enforcement officials in new orleans, let's roll that sound. >> we do not have the luxury of pretending that all individuals coming to this country as a family unit are in fact a family. we have to do our job, we will not apologize for doing our job, we have sworn to do this job. >> so yesterday there is no policy but today there is a policy and i'm defending it. what is going on, scott? >> well i think they're trying to be too cute by half. that is what we call it in kentucky and they better get their ducks in order and it is harming them to kn

senator kirsten gillibrand says now is the time to fight harder than ever. that interview in n two minutes. dear future us, we have a mission: to help hand everyone a better world. that's why we, at the coca-cola company, make shore breaks with actual coconuts. tea, organically. treats for celebrations. water with added minerals for taste. dear future us, that's why we're striving to do good. and help our communities get the education they deserve. we're doing this today... ...so you can do even more. the coca-cola company >> what i'm asking you, sir, is do you want to see the court overturn. you said you want to see the court protect the second amendment. do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade. >> well, if we put another two or three justices on that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will make a determination. >> that was october, 2016, less than a month before the election. donald trump was clear about

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i think kirsten is doing the right thing in the midst much this border situation by dining at a mexicanestaurants. >> yes, she is, and she also explained the process people should go by. but what i find appalling is hecklers disturbing her when she eats. where is the women's rights movement to protect her. she has a right to eat without anyone disturbing her. somebody should be sued for this. if these hecklers want to heckle somebody, how about heckling the democrats who won't come to the table to solve this problem. jesse: i think kirsten should have taken her margarita and tossed it in the face much that justice department employee. i can't believe she still has a job as of today. these people are allowed to run wild. >> they better be glad it wasn't diamond and silk. jesse: there would have been tacos flying all over the place. there was a protest at a trump rally when a man got a little rowdy. and here is what the president had to say. president trump: we have a single protester. googood-bye, darling. he's going home to his mom. say hello to mommy. and tomorrow the fake news will sa

i don't know, kirsten, if there is more pressure on the red state democrats up for re-election or onhe two republicans who support abortion rights, murkowski and collins. it is a lot of pressure for all of them. what do you think president trump should do in terms of a nominee to help him get support. >> i think he should nominate a woman and that would help the two female republican senators who i think really are the ones that everyone is focused on, is what will they do? they are the only ones with the real influence here. and i also think -- i've seen leonard leo of the federalist society said we don't feel pressure to choose a woman because of the current composition of the court and i like leonard but i'm not sure what you means because there are twice as many men as women and why would that make sense when women are half of the population so it is a good opportunity to bring more equity and also i think it would be something that would be appreciated by those female senators. >> do you have any favorites in the race. >> again, i obviously don't agree. i think we should pick th

. >> and so kirsten president trump said kim trusts me and i trust him. is he hanging his confidence on this personal relation shim as opposed to 30 years of history. >> it is hard to know what he's trying to do here. because if you look at it, it seems like he gave away a lot and didn't really get anything in return. he's saying that he got something, but there is nothing that is remotely verifiable and there is really nothing. and if you compare it to the -- to the criticisms made about the iran deal, which does have inspections and it is a deal, that is written down and we don't have that. we also have legitimized one of the most evil men in the world. and you even have the president saying in interviews when he's confronted about the fact that he runs concentration camps ando pressed his people and is a truly evil man where he has to be -- he didn't say tough guy or something like that, why are his people in an uprising? no, they are not. so he's making excuses for literally one of the worst dictators in the world right now and giving him the thumbs u

for more on the fight to come, i spoke this evening with senator kirsten gillibrand, a democrat from n york. i began by asking what it means if the president nominates a strong conservative to the bench. what the president's progosed is he isg to appoint someone who will overturnso tely overturn roe v. wade which means women's reproductivity freedoms are at risk, women's freedom toe dehat they want. they will criminalize women's access to abortion services and reproductive joyces. i think every american shouldou speaand fight against this and i don't think we should allow a vote before theti el. we should apply the same standard mitch mcconnell applied to president obama. ints here,f: two po the person the president appoints will be one of nine members of the court. the chief justice said, when he was first nominated, i'm quoting, said roe v. wade is a settled law of the land. he said there's nothing in my personal views that would prevent me from fully and faithfully applying the precedent. sounds like there is not a sentiment to overturn it. >> i don't agree. presidentrump ran on t

still to come on the newshour: democratic senator kirsten gillibrand on the looming battle over the next supreme court justice. the struggle to reunite families separated at the border. using architecture to serve the greater good in rural america, and much more. oo >>uff: the supreme court wrapped up its term with a bang this wee justices handed down blockbuster rulings on the president's travel ban, racial gerrymandering, public emploboe unions andions. each case was decided alongeo gical lines. for more i'm here with marcia coyle, ccoef washington espondent for the "national law journal," and amy howe. she covers the high court for the websites "howe on the court" and "scotusblog." and we welcome both of you back to the program. so, marcia, let me start with you. everybody agrees consequential term. what made it so? >> certainly the types of cases that the court g.e.d. to hear and decide. as you mentioned, there was a whole range from president trump's travel ban to union fair share fees, pa gerrymandering, the list went on and on. of course, at the end, thehe most consequential event

cheryl: homeland security secretary kirsten nelson forced out of a mexican restaurant after an angry socialist mob confronted her while she was there having dinner. gerri: imagine not. go to dinner and people started yelling at you. president trump all the blue-collar roundtable in minnesota tonight. sitting down with elected officials and representatives from the mining and deal industry this afternoon. promoting and protecting american workers that he plans to take the stage. live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern. the stock market is really an end of an era for the markets. general electric is being kicked out of the dow jones industrial average. this is the last name when it was created back 120 years ago been replaced by drugstore retailer walgreens. the change take effect before trading next tuesday. ge the lowest price that has the least impact on it down now. how is performed versus the index as a whole. over the last year, ge shares have fallen 55% compared with a 15% gain for the dow could walgreens shares were sharply after-hours of course on this news. this is big news. >> ju

. >> protesters calling out homeland security sec kirsten nielson as she dined in washington d.c. last night. the secretary not acknowledging the demonstrators. but secretary nielson encourages all, including this group, wants to see a system that works to our economy, protects our security and reflects our values and seek support to close immigration loop holes that made our system a mess. alayna treene is from axios. that's for talking to us today. if you had to pick two cabinet members bearing the brunt over this, it's homeland security chief kirsten nielson there and having dinner and jeff sessions. it's nielsen that is the face of one of the trump administration's most controversial policies. the reason for this, the family separation. the most recent reason for the outcry, the tender age shelters. they've been set up to house babies and toddlers separated from their parents. can you explain what's going on inside these tender age facilities? >> yes, i can. from what reporting shows, there's three right now and looking at opening a fourth in houston. a shelter that was previo

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kirsten powers joins me now. what kind of of a message do you think this sends?u are going to talk about the fact that there are allegations different people in different lawsuits who said bill shine knew what was going on with roger ailes, the president doesn't care about that. he doesn't believe the women, he doesn't think they are telling the truth, that is a nonissue for him. i wouldn't expect anything different. in terms of what this hire means, it just means you basically have fox news running out of the white house. bill shine was forced out in the midst of what was happening in terms of accusations of women. separate that that he is beloved at fox news. suzanne scott now head of fox news was his number two-person for a decade or so. two thirds of the people who work there now, senior executives, senior producers, all worked for bill shine. >> and what was his purpose there? >> he was in charge of the entertainment division and then there was another person who was a senior vice president. so he ran fox and friends, o'reilly, sean hannity. sean hannity is

lawmakers are among these demonstrators and some like kirsten gillibrand are ramping up their calls to abolish i.c.e. here's what she told garrett haake at a rally in washington, d.c. we'll get to that in just a moment. moon time, the president was praising the agency in a treat and said the radical left demi-s want you out, next it will be all police. zero chance, it will never happen. taking us through the action, we have nbc's garrett haake in washington, blake mccoy in new york city, cal perry in el paso and mariana atencio in los angeles that's where the protest to reunite migrant families are happening. let's go to you, garrett, at lafayette square across from the white house. talk about what's happening. i know some people were heading out on a march. has that begun? >> we're at the transition point between the rally that started at 11:00 and has gone well beyond its proscribed length and the march that will happen from near the department of justice. after all, these protesters believe that is the key issue here. the administration's zero tolerance policy, that starts with doj.

has been senator kirsten jill gra gillibrand who is trying to get to the left on this issue.bolishing i.c.e. is actually very damaging to the democraticing party collectively, but individually very good for kirsten gillibrand. >> in a court filing last night, the justice department said that it will be aed by by t abide wi order in california to reunify the families, but acknowledged that it is uncertain how to move forward. how do they still not have a plan? >> it is clear that they did not have very much of a plan when they entered into this process of family separations. they did not realize that it was going to be such a bad pr situation that the president was going to reverse himself so quickly. they thought this would be a deterrent and they would be quickly able to send the message that we will separate you from your families, so you shouldn't come over. it is not clear that it has worked out that way and because the government is so wowed and unwieldy at times, it can be difficult to put things back together after you've started down one path. so they did not necessar

ambitious democrats are scrambling aboard the bandwagon., last night, for example, career opportunist kirstenlibrand in new york says she favors abolishing i.c.e. the opposite of the opinion from a few years ago. kamala harris is open to that. bill de blasio has also called to abolish i.c.e. as is seven democrats in the house. this is gaining steam. but no one advocating for this is not thinking about the effect of abolishing i.c.e. as we speak, millions of people want to enter the country. the entire city of tijuana, mexico, is filled with tens of thousands of asylum seekers from all over the world, central america, africa andas from the united states. everywhere, and those deported from the united states. to that effect, tijuana is not a pleasant place to live. what will happen when word gets out that nobody in any country on the globe has anything to fear from our immigration authorities? if you can make it past our p border patrol and get a tourist visa, you overstay and never be deported. once people know that, how many people will move here illegally every year? 1 million? 5 million? 10

. >> homeland security secretary kirsten nielson insisting the children are being taken care of. >> how could this not be child abuse for the people taken from their parents. not the one sent here with the parents' blessing with a smuggler. >> unforfinately, i'm not in any position to deal with hearsay stories. >> reporter: jeff sessions admitting the practice is meant to dater other undocumented immigrants. >> hopefully people will get the message and come through the border at the port of entry and not break across the border. >> reporter: earlier they balked at the suggestion. >> are you intending to separate children from their parent. >> i find that offensive. no. why would i ever create a policy that purposely does that. >> reporter: white house officials continuing to falsely insist that they're required under the law as president trump attempts to use the issue to backing republican legislation immigration. >> i would say very strongly the democrats' fault. could be taken care of quickly, beautifully and we'll have safety. >> this is not something that just happened to them. thi

. >> and for kirsten, this is th he hopes to use this atform to push for progression in kentucky. >> we are all capable of having that voice and capable of advocating for what we believe in. >> after the conclusion of christian speech, the crowd will make their way outside city hall to hang thpride flag. he is set to go home tomorrow but with a mindset of changing the minds of many. ktvu fox to news. >>> if you are a member of the class of 2018, bill gates has a graduation gift for you. anyone earningassociate'chelor' degree can download his favorite book for free. that book is 10reasons we are wrong about the world and why things are better than you think. it's what written by the late health 'sbeen recommending the since it came out. he says he gets a kthrough of u truths about the world and how life is getting better and where the world needs to improve. >> maybe you should read it. >>> 4:45. always listen to sound. >> bill also says you should read how to dale carnegie. if you see a lot of these guys that are super successful, they read a lot of books. guys and gals, i should say

we were talking about sarah sanders, but the same thing happened to kirsten nielson and it's going onkevin, real quick, what is next week like? >> well, on my radar, the king of abdullah, jordan, will be at the white house. this immigration issue is very much on the minds of american in america as well as the world. >> thanks, kevin cirilli. great to have you on this morning. that will do it for me, i'm dara brown. at the top of the hour, "politics nation." and "your business" is up next. dear future us, we have a mission: to help hand everyone a better world. that's why we, at the coca-cola company, make shore breaks with actual coconuts. tea, organically. treats for celebrations. water with added minerals for taste. dear future us, that's why we're striving to do good. and help our communities get the education they deserve. we're doing this today... ...so you can do even more. the coca-cola company where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. ...so you can do even more. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand

you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here ton. the mayor who warned of an a coming i.c.e. raid and drew the ire of the ag and president. time to test the case by the gop against the deputy ag rosenstein. the capitol hill showdown showed a clear desire to upset and perhaps unseat the trump appointee. one of the main combatants, republican congressman matt gates here to make the case. did you hear this one? just when politics candidate get more bizarre a prank caller gets through to air force one and talks with the president. yes. and we have the tape. and you will laugh or cry when you hear what the president of the united states says to this guy. it's friday night. save me some snacks and let's get after it. >> just into cnn, the justice department is now saying it will comply with a federal judge's order to keep immigrant families together. first, why were they resisting when trump said this was his intention in signing that executive order to undo the sepa

. >> kirsten, i mean, it's crisis management 101 to not distract from your core mission. i mean, if you're on a journey of care, a visit to show you care, to wear a giant sign that says "i don't care," it's -- i literally thought it was a joke. i thought someone had put that up on twitter and sort of doctored it or photoshopped it. >> right. but i think this is their core message, that they don't care. that she would go down there and do this tells us everything that we need to know. she's officially the marie antoinette of this administration. she should just say let them eat cake. that is literally the message she is sending, that she just don't care about what's happening there. it was -- i was in washington this morning. nobody's wearing jackets, first of all. second of all, this is a woman who spends a lot of time very carefully picking out what she's going to wear. she's very fashionable. this was not an accident. this was intentional. so i think -- then the president tweets out, well, it was all about the fake news. which also just again shows that they don't care

you saw kirsten on gillibrand say i.c.e. has to go. but others aren't sure that's the way to go. we have a democrat who has become the face of i.c.e. resistance here tonight. the mayor who warned of an a coming i.c.e. raid and drew the ire of the ag and president. time to test the case by the gop against the deputy ag rosenstein. the capitol hill showdown showed a clear desire to upset and perhaps unseat the trump appointee. one of the main combatants, republican congressman matt gates is here to make the case. did you hear this one? just when politics candidate get more bizarre, a prank caller gets through to air force one and talks with the president. yes. and we have the tape. and you will laugh or cry when you hear what the president of the united states says to this guy. it's friday night. save me some snacks and let's get after it. >> just into cnn, the justice department is now saying it will comply with a federal judge's order to keep immigrant families together. first, why were they resisting when trump said this was his intention in signing that executive order to undo

on the administration had been mounting centered around trump and his homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen demonstrators interrupted her dinner at a washington restaurant on tuesday night in protest of the child separations if you're really really really weak the country is going to be overruled with millions of people trumps executive order is only a temporary solution to the broader problem of immigration reform that stymied lawmakers for decades meeting at the white house republicans argued for measures to stop migrants entering the united states then disappearing without a hearing before an immigration judge but as president you're going to rule by if you. take. all requires the children to be separated if you let the adults in the country they never show. seems to me that we want to keep the family together and have the perisher over there. but democrats dispute claim that he was simply enforcing the law when it comes to separating children from their parents democrats argue it was a choice b. uses what amounts to government sponsored child abuse as political leverage a bargai

>> because we are a beacon of freedom. >> no, there is another reason -- >> let kirsten talk. >> so aillegal to seek asylum. you are allowed to come in and you are supposed to have due process which the president wants to get rid of and majority come here because they have family here. >> and they cross illegally. >> it is a misdemeanor. >> okay. i'm not saying take the kids away. >> but it is not illegal to seek asylum. you have to come into the country to do that -- >> so your first argument is people fleeing their country so they are safe. >> yeah. >> so when they cross into mexico, they are safe. no longer a totalitarian regime. >> do you know anything about the conditions in mexico? do you know how many journalists have been killed in mexico in the last year. they are coming to the united states because we're not -- >> are you being racist or demeaning -- >> no. i'm saying they have horrible political conditions and -- >> thank you. >> i answered your question. a majority of them have family here. that is why her coming here. when the unaccompanied children came here, they were c

why is kirsten nielsen getting flown in from new orleans? >> it seems like secretary nielsen is about to be the public face of this contentious policy. this morning in new orleans she acknowledged it was something the white house was doing. >> do they think we're idiots? i'm asking. how d they go out and own all sides of the issue, say, this policy doesn't exist, oh, but we are doing this policy that we're going to blame the democrats for it, oh, it's working. do they think we're dumb? >> whether they think we're dumb or idiots, they want to muddy the waters. this is what they do. the biggest offender is president donald trump, who, again, we see him pushing the idea it's the democrats, the democrats. he's playing solely to his base. he's playing to those watching on fox news. he's playing to those who are inclined to believe him despite what the actual facts are. and this is a bridge too far for a lot of even moderate republicans. >> right now they're coming out and saying this needs to end, but what are they doing about it? >> that's the q

on the administration had been mounting centered around trump and his homeland security secretary kirstennielsen demonstrators interrupted her dinner at a washington restaurant on tuesday night in protest of the child separations if you're really really but. the country is going to be overrun with millions of people trumps executive order is only a temporary solution to the broader problem of immigration reform that stymied lawmakers for decades meeting at the white house republicans argued for measures to stop migrants entering the united states and then disappearing without a hearing before an immigration judge as president you're going to rule by if you. take. the children to be separated if you let the adults in the country they never show up seems to me that we want to keep the family together and show up for their core democrats dispute trops claim that he was simply enforcing the law when it comes to separating children from their parents democrats argue it was a choice be uses what amounts to government sponsored child abuse as political leverage a bargaining chip in his effort to

earlier today, new york senator kirsten gillibrand told me she toinks women are running because the presidentesn't value women." whatever it is, the energy and the enthusiasm displayed by women is good news for democrats heading into november. john. , dickerson: ed o'keefe, ocanks. paul marciano has resigned as the executive chairman of the fashion brand guess following accusations of sexual misconduct. ctrciano, without admitting wrongdoing, has settled with five accusers, and elaine quijano reports he will continue ed be paid by the company he helped to create. >> read my lips-- false. >> reporter: the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and assault by paul marciano began in february, a few weeks after model and actress kate upton tweeted, "it's disappointing that such an iconic women's brand, guess, is still empowering paul marciano as their creative director." according to a company filing, the allegations against marciano included claims of inappropriate comments and texts, and unwanted advances, including kissing and groping. attorney lisa bloom represents four of the wo

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kirsten gillebrand thinks women are running because the president doesn't value women. the energy and enthusiasm by women is good news for democrats heading into november. >> paul marciano, resigned as chairman of the fashion brand guess, following allegations of sexual misconduct. without admitting wrongdoing settled with five accusers. and elaine quijano reports he will continue to be paid by the company he helped to create. >> read my lips. false. >> the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and assault by paul marciano began in february a few weerkz after model actress kate upton tweeted. it's disapin thing that such an iconic women's brand, guess, is still empowering paul marciano as creative director. according to a company filing. the allegations against marciano included claims of inappropriate comments, texts and unwanted advances kissing and groping. attorney lisa bloom represents four women who settled with guess. >> this is little really the least that guess could do. i think it is time for guess to make a public statement condemning paul marci

. >> homeland security secretary kirsten neilson. >> these minors are very well taken carry of.'t believe the press. >> the backlash against the trump administration policy has been bipartisan. house democratic leader nancy pelosi toured a detention facility near san diego. >> do they think these children deserve less than their children do? >> louisiana republican senator john kennedy called the situation a hot mess. >> i don't have any problem whatsoever allowing children of those who are coming in illegally to stay with their parents. >> and four former first lady also weighed in. led by laura bush who wrote in a "washington post" op-ed, this zero tolerance policy is cruel. it is immoral and it break is my heart. michelle obama retweeting the article, saying some times truth transcends party. hillary clinton spoke out in new york. >> separating families is not mandated by law at all. that is an outright lie. >> even the current first lady. melania trump released a 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next