lovely country anchor now that you know us economy will not go left after all it's not because my leyland. you know son of. a samurai only enough watches i have been selling our. playable out coffin stocks and not once have you not feel even if it's not been a little boy's. all i owe the money hanging chadwick will i only know moneywise that i would see it every exhibit. with so many drug related cases in the country the justice system is struggling to cope so these women will be here for a long time before they're even sentenced. they said the campaign against drugs has endangered their lives given them no way out. exactly the same. if you don't want me. to get you to see you so i. know you are a little little that he. was shouting was she going to be a shocking. shocking excuse. i think. it was finally time to meet the president. bush followed him around for fifteen hours during which he visited fighters wounded in anti terror operations. at two in the morning he was finally ready to see us. just roll believe me i'm. like this it's a retouch play look. i was a holiday i was on the jets

establishment in virginia and the establishment in boston and one went so far as to say, think it was john leyland, a baptist that there should be no clerical establishment at all but only the relationship between the individual and god. this was a complete disruption but on the other hand sort of a solution to the problem of people leaving their families, going away into the woods starting a fresh and not having those hierarchies depend on anymore. so, they eventually establish their own churches, baptist and presbyterian but for a time it was a really wild moment. then in the cities and the last thing i will say about this is that in new england anyway they were real reformers. the evangelicals began programs for care for the indigent, for immigrants. they started the public school system in this country and indeed they were the first mass base for abolition and people always said that william lloyd garrison was responsible for this. he was really too radical for these religious people and he was an anarchist and a feminist at the same time. that was too far for them so the last base was establi

leyland. >> coming up on "america's news hq," little bit more about what the attorney general's justh the trump administration allowing portions of the travel ban. a look at the impact on the political fallout when we come back. ♪ at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like ensuring your family is protected, today and tomorrow, no matter what the future brings. ask a financial advisor how life insurance from lincoln can help start protecting your family's financial future now. leland: one of the f-16s on ready alert in the event of another 9/11 style attack. on the issue of security and immigration, president trump temporary travel ban is in it third full day of enforcement. caps off a week of immigration policy victories for the president as two bills that would tighten the nation's immigration laws or possibly gain momentum in congress. osborne and political reporter to have been. nice to meet you. thank you for being with us. do republicans view immigration as something that they

unfortunately, we have to leave it there and former astronaut, leyland melvin, and most importantly, having your dogs in the nasa pics. >> thank you. >> chasing space. get out there and get it. >> for more story like this, check out making of an astronaut. i want to go to quickly, if we can, with your response, daniel chick says my hometown mall is still doing well, somehow, same with the opry mills and i think we might have one more if we can get do it. peter alexander and not just peter alexander my colleague. the mall is a quarter empty and they've had lackluster traffic. difficult times. thank you so much. that does it for me this hour on msnbc. i'm jacob sob oroff. my colleague thomas roberts is coming up next. have a good night. good afternoon. i'm thomas roberts live at msnbc world headquarterses in new york

leyland miller the ceo of china after facebook international.g from that focuses on the chinese economy. it is great to have you on the show. what are you expecting from the government directed toward china. there have been so all sorts of trade impacts and potential tariffs. --we have been inflating conflating things in the commodity side. something bad is going to happen to china. i think you will sanctions against chinese firms. you'll see a directed policy to get the chinese to be more active on north korea. the president has been very clear that the chinese are not doing enough. there's going to be more to push them in that direction. >> is there a risk that they use steel and trade in some way to pressure china directly? all you seen in the connections between north korea or the chinese banks and no one had heard of. are we looking at something broader? >> if they do that it is probably a mistake. for all the talk that we will get them there and they are killing and you fracturing jobs, china is on a major steel exporter in the united stat

micky leyland, but barbara washington served on the judiciary committee and it was her standard during the watergate impeachment hearings that set the nation afire about the relevancy of the people's right to justice and that is why i hold this constitution in hand and rise to the floor of y to express my concern the issues surrounding the attorney general and the potential firing of the special counsel, mr. mueller. this book, which has the constitution in it, guarantees three equal branches of government, and there's an orderlyness to the sponsibilities of the -- orderliness to the responsibilities of the constitution. we want the russia collusion and the corruption of the election steered in one direction. we have the opportunity or responsibility to clean our kitchen up. i am very concerned of any executive, any commander in chief that will suggest in violation of the constitution that they would fire the attorney general, then have the opportunity to ensure that the special counsel was fired in controvention of the american people's desires. i introduced house resolution 474 to di