the two sides are at loggerheads. the key points of president trump's plan, to familythe waiting for relationships get for green cards and to substantially overhaul the diversity visa lottery program, those are not acceptable. that is going beyond the scope of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. inmp rescinded that september. a give congress in march 5 deadline to do something with it. he said he is willing to entertain reforms that are limited to recipients and the family members of daca recipients. he does not want to go further than that. if you want to broaden out the reforms, the democrats will want additional concessions. we would need to bring out the 11 million living in the shadows. he wants more people getting the path to citizenship. that is chuck schumer's position. that is unacceptable to republicans are now. where the solids up is hard to say. someone is going to have to back down. mcconnell is daring the democrats to take the republican offer. it is all most of take it or leave it offer

saudi arabia is at loggerheads with the run. it is a changing game in syria.nd of the territorial element of isis. this isjust leading to another part of this awful conflict. it is like a multiheaded hydra to me. iran is in there in the simple fact is just in there in the simple fact is just in the simple fact that assad is going to be around this negotiating table, so to be around this negotiating table, so is iran. unfortunately, iran is meddling. both in yemen as well. saudi arabia are very conscious of that. it points to the fact that iran is on to be the fact —— a part of the solution as well. we are not there yet. it is that probably the beginning of the end. you mentioned before it is israel's intervention in syria. israel historically has been one of israel's foes. they a lwa ys been one of israel's foes. they always traditionally managed to keep always traditionally managed to keep a bit of a stalemate, no conflict. this is a marked escalation. all of us are this is a marked escalation. all of us are watching very carefully to see if there is any furt

which are at loggerheads over north korea's nuclear ambitions. u.s. vice president mike pence has used his presence at the games to keep up pressure on the north and caution the south korean government against falling for a charm offensive. with that in mind president moon who was always advocated for engagement with the north said better ties between the two koreas rested on dialogue between north korea and the u.s. . german president frank about to steinmeyer also attending the games so the invitation as a positive sign that's how it's done and what the olympic games mean it's a sports competition but it's also a vast olympic pace and has been a glimmer of that here so we hope that the dialogue that will begin will continue after the olympic games oh no demand to go to business be the guy to take that's what moon is hoping to the current thaw in relations looks like his first win of the games. well let's bring in rafael rasheed he's a journalist in south korea so rafael where is it up ice here that we don't see you you're on the line with us rafael

which are at loggerheads over north korea's nuclear ambitions. u.s. vice president mike pence has used his presence at the games to keep up pressure on the north and cautioned the south korean government against falling for a charm offensive with that in mind president moon who has always advocated for engagement with the north said better ties between the two koreas rested on dialogue between the u.s. and north korea. german president franco to steinmeyer also attending the games so the invitation as a positive sign. to the olympics mean it's a sporting competition but it's also about olympic peace and has been a glimmer of that here so we hope that the dialogue that will begin will continue after the olympic games enough to. be that i don't think that's what moon is hoping to the current thaw in relations looks like his first win of the game. well joining us on the line now is rafael brushy he's a journalist based in south korea and he's at the olympic ice hockey stadium in gang young rafael so the historic joint korean women's ice hockey team is pl

china and the us are always at loggerheads in many ways —— issues. they you for the update.t a handful of websites, and minimal infrastructure. a new report from cyber security firm fire eyes suggests that has not stopped the country from making trouble. business reporter monica miller spoke to bryce bolton, the firm's asia—pacific —— chief officer, who told her the hackers from the hermit state are becoming more sophisticated. you do not need to have a massive investment in informational warfare to be very effective. in north korea, to recognize that a decade ago, and started investigate that investing in their cyber warfare. what we're seeing today is the fruits of their investment. are there third parties involved? are the north koreans working with another country or individuals or corporations to make this all happened? it is clear that they are able to learn from what other countries have been doing, and they have had relationships in the past with china and russia, and they may well be also using relationships with ironic, also an emerging cyber power over the last fe

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surprise then that farmers -- who regularly lose livestock -- and animal rights activists are at loggerheadst how best to handle these predatory creatures. reporter: it might be odd to think of wolves in germany, but there are an estimated 300 in brandenburg alone -- that's the state surrounding berlin. the wolves usually hunt at dusk or at night, silently and in packs. and their number is growing. farmers are all too aware. the packs hunt wild animals, but also livestock out on the fields. it's taking its toll financially. for brandenburg farmer jurgen frenzel, the wolves are causing so much trouble, he's worried about his livelihood. jurgen: i think the wolves are getting smarter. we have a feeling that they're going into the herd, chasing them, and separating a calf from them. reporter: he lost 40 calves in 2017 -- ten times more than the year before. compensation is only given if they can prove it's wolves, which is tricky when the calf just disappears, or it's stillborn because the mother was under stress. farmers are supposed to use fencing, but that's expensive. jurgen: to improve the

ocean in the florida keys yester >>> meet the young loggerhead sea turtle.as released back into the ocean in the florida keys yesterday after being rescued in late september. he was tangled in a fishing trap line and was severely hurt, but after a few months he has recovered and is ready to go back home. >> wow. >> now you can say that. s >> how much did you like the memo? >> glor: addressing allegations of political bias at the f.b.i. meanwhile a trump speechwriter resigns over accusations of domestic abuse. also tonight, storms dump snow, ice, and rain from texas to new england. in south korea a carefully choreographed diplomatic dance unfolds on the sidelines of the winter olympics. the war in syria escalates. israel launchaise large-scale attack on iranian targets. an israeli fighter jet is shot

one legal expert suggests from his amount to find itself at loggerheads with the you knew it was said. that with all the stars brussels is concerned. right. the fragile decision and european legislation that the perfect case study expectantly next us will take an interest in on what everyone else. in all likelihood legal precedent will be set squiggles. federal financial says such aggressive pricing canada business three hundred and seventy five thousand jury fine. and that frenzy for to tell us a little bit of perspective when you take into account that france actually consumes the most gnutella in the world apparently about twenty six percent of that spread. other exists is indeed eaten right here in front while i would aussie kate just how much at twenty six is annual passively. missiles will fall but that we already know anything about it dail. all right take me that with the business thank you very much indeed. sure right now on the program tuesday june are much more. to come here on life powers to say she's. i 02/22/18 02/22/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: f

like to have you back on as we get closer to the twenty eight team primaries because i think that loggerheads you talked about is going to play a huge role in who gets on the democratic ticket and i think it's a good personal all the talk about that thank you so much for coming out and writing this book. well thank you for having me it's been a pleasure. this time of year the north pole or the arctic as proper scientists call it normally sits around motive thirty degrees celsius or negative twenty two degrees fahrenheit for my fellow americans but this year something is different see the northern most weather station in the world clock temperature is at forty three degrees fahrenheit six degrees celsius all because the lack of sea ice is making it easier for warm air to head north but it also sent frigid air south to europe we were seeing record cold temperatures the eternal city of rome saw freezing errors snow fall for the first time in nearly a decade and then thirty years before that they call this siberian weather from the beast from the east and it brought four inches of snow to rome de

was at loggerheads with all that was over the tech giant not providing software to access the devices of alleged terror suspects we heard from consultant tom cheez right to say the warning from us in till chiefs is ironic considering the activities of america's old agencies anything's possible in trump's america we just don't know but given the size of the trading relationship between the two i think they'd have to be very cautious about damaging that seriously electronics one of the of the biggest markets going back and forth intellectual property and this huge contractual tire speed chinese manufacturer is an american network provider so it would be incredibly difficult to translate these sort of statements into legal restrictions it's certainly ironic that they're putting so much effort into you blocking the entry of these companies into the u.s. markets without making a video available because as we know the one place where there is great evidence of spying activity happening here is largely driven by the u.s. government we know that actually ironically they try to insert software

was at loggerheads with bill a lot was over the tech giant not providing software to access the devices of alleged terrorist suspects we heard from tech consultant told she's right to say the warning from u.s. intelligence is ironic considering the activities of america's own agencies. anything's possible in trump's america we just don't know but given the size of the trading relationship between the two i think they'd have to be very cautious about damaging that seriously electronics one of the of the biggest markets go back and forth intellectual property and this huge contractual tire speed chinese manufacturer is an american network provider so it would be incredibly difficult to translate these sort of statements into legal restrictions it's certainly ironic that they're putting so much effort into you blocking the entry of these companies into the u.s. markets without making a bit in available because as we know the one place where there is great evidence of spying activity happening here is largely driven by the u.s. government we know that actually ironically they try to insert

was at loggerheads with apple that was over the tech giant not providing software to access the devices of alleged terror suspects so let's discuss some of this join tech consultant tom cheese right to the program tom always good to have your company is this all done to prevent c. and security concerns or are we seeing washington looking to through its barking behind american made products it's hard to know this isn't the first time the american government has gone after huawei particularly on the grounds that its ownership and the involvement of former chinese government members in its ownership and operation present a threat to american national security they previously block the deal for huawei to invest in american companies and the russian concerns about the british national phone network as well which contains huge number of components from how reasonable are the claims made by u.s. intelligence chiefs given that while way. they use of course the operating system which is made by google in the united states. if your test for reasonable is whether or not there is any evidence at al

it's just to help out on the labor front, to help out when the schools were at loggerheads, to help in number of ways in this area to just un-jam the logjam, if you will. >> yeah, and he's transactional. i mean, he's like, "what do we need? i can do this, and you can do this." he's a guy who literally didn't take president -- former president bill clinton's phone call because he was serving as a plumber for one of his constituents. he's a guy who said, "i realized this when i was watching the eagles championship game in washington by myself because i was waiting for a vote that never happened." like ajay said, my first thing is, i think he just doesn't like it anymore as much. it's just not a fun place to be, and -- i know we're gonna talk about this -- the distinct could metamorphize into something different, which doesn't mean he's gonna lose. >> because of the gerrymandering case. >> but there is a progressive movement, which is happening in philadelphia. there are a number of people -- it's gonna be tougher to raise money, tougher to win reelection, and we don't know what possibly

elections but at looking at the current crisis i think even at the go one pound seems to be at loggerheads with the. supreme court. facing a question on will uk will get rule of law in the constitution in this country. but you want to give things that we have been highlighting that. we'd all talk to leaders of the opposition or potential president presidential. candidates either in prison or in exile one of the key fundamentals of a free and fair elections do that every party should be able to look forward to the candidate of their choice but that is that their condition has not been met but this has been a ruling on first degree and if it is implemented full brazil conditional on the status which means effectively he should be able to contact twenty eight hundred presidential election but also note that at her own supreme court ruling the state that the ninth well into the prisoners should be read right because now she may again be convicted and according to more indian law if a sentence is longer than one year he will not be eligible to contest the presidential elections again his opposi

there's no reason for them to be at loggerheads. another reason these stories are important to recall i mentioned before, it is all too often the case that the contributions of black americans to the development of our democracy, it is overlooked. and i think a classic case has to do with these students that i have been discussing. and it is for those two reasons in particular that i think it is useful for us to remember these cases. i'm going to subside and i hope i get some good questions. i know that i will. thank you very much. [ applause ] i knew i wouldn't be disappointed. first question. shouldn't private universities be subject to the same first amendment values public universities are mandated to? actually there's a big debate going on over this. there are people whom i deeply respect, deeply respect who think that private universities should be held to the same legal standards as public universities. private universities and public universities, should be no difference insofar as regulation of freedom of expression. lot of

and fbi at loggerheads. it comes after dire warnings by the fbi. former doj official weighs in on why it may be the fbi has such strong objections. judicial watch president says there's new documents that show the obama state department may have been working to undermine president trump. we will examine those claims. and partisan politics continues after president trump's call for unity. democratic congresswoman maxine waters rebuttal. prominent california republican is here to respond. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. brand-new tonight, serious accusations by the top democrat on the house intelligence committee as it becomes increasingly clear that memo is going to be released soon. but not all republicans claim it's going to be a bombshell report showing that anti-trump eyes was in the highest law enforcement bodies in the land. democrats claim its partisan propaganda meant to detract from the real story, alleged russian collusion during the 2016 presidential campaign. here's what we know tonight. five to

it could be a consensus candidate like germany as you mentioned could take that central role to loggerheadsmr. macron has made that he would like to see the french governor to take over. instead that will put the two of them at logger heads if that was the case it might be conceivable that one of these two nations could be at a happy compromise >> do you think there's any bearing on policy, compared to the announcement we're going to get this week? >> it's interesting, because philip lane has this incredible back story as an economist and has advised huge negotiations beyond the bank. you know, the views on monetary policy and easing are relatively well-known in public whereas, de guindos does not talk about those he believes that would lead to us believe that they would follow very much in the mold of draghi while they wait to catch up to that point there's a bit of an indication that mr. guindos might be more boorish. >> when did yoes he take up the role >> take up the role in june. the decision will be made today and well learn more tomorrow we'll have a public opinion in front of the wh

experts on the one side and returned to limited government and popular control the other, we are at loggerheads on that question, which is a regime-level question. but we need to tighten the contradictions and continue the exacerbation. one of these parties has to win the segment definitively and advance for a generation or more on a project of reform. you brought up washington. but don't forget jefferson who said we are all republicans. we are all federalists. is the he meant republican party was no more after that. david: -- adam: i grant the point that the principles i am glad to see this administration pursuing, principles i dedicate my work those are things in which you fundamentally must not compromise the matter of constitutional principle. i agree, amplifying the differences between our approach in their approach and trying to rally the american public to our side rather than theirs is a noble cause. i didn't mean to suggest otherwise. meantime, there are reforms that can happen, important reforms a can happen. i singled at one in particular. it will not be enacted this year. reforms is

david: everyone is coming at loggerheads here, but let's raise one more thing here, which is the president said if you do not compromise, democrats, you get nothing at all. and we take it to the polls in november, because there is all this talk about republicans in november, and he says no, we will gain seats if you do not come to us on immigration. .evin: i would go that you heard president trump saying this is the "conservative mainstream policy thought " on the issue of immigration and their economic vision. when you look at two years ago, that was the date of the iowa caucus, i think you are looking at a situation now where this republican party is now president trump's rumble can andy -- republican party, ready to roll for the 2018 midterm elections. david: kevin cirilli, thank you so much. coming up, theresa may has found a place safe from brexit criticism -- china. we will recap the u.k. prime , next.r's trip this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets balance of power. >> we are thing u.s. stocks rebounding in that section. the dow is up 0.5% the s&p 500 of 0.4%. amazon,

and fbi at loggerheads. it comes after dire warnings by the fbi.n why it may be the fbi has such strong objections. judicial watch president says there's new documents that show the obama state department may have been working to undermine president trump. we will examine those claims. and partisan politics continues after president trump's call for unity. democratic congresswoman maxine waters rebuttal. prominent california republican is here to respond.

ever for him after a very rough start with the president obviously where they were very much at loggerheads. is this maybe a matter of people wanting rather than rats jumping ship, people wanting the leave on a high note that they accomplished something, got tax reform and want to get out? >> i think the trey gowdy in particular it could be a combination of factors. he was one of those very few principled guys that came to washington with a desire to see certain things happen. kind of part of the tea party fusion and really championed a lot of those causes. worked a lot of long hours on a lot of unpopular things like benghazi and even in the hillary email investigations. i think over time washington does one of two things to you. it co-ops your soul or it burns you out and you saw from robin some of the reasons why. when people say they aren't going to punch you in the gut they punch you in the gut. and trey gowdy getting called names like rats leaving the ship. that's the kind of stuff that he is tired of. i think as a prosecutor, a talented one, he can go back and put bad guys in jail and

immigration is still at loggerheads. >> short-term challenges like the debt ceiling, immigration.term challenges like infrastructure. paid family leave. you have much more split among republicans in congress then was indicated in the aftermath of what i think most people felt was pretty successful state of the union speech. it was an emotional speech. people were excited. later, you're getting more republican saying there's a lot of government in the speech. he didn't talk about entitlements. between a stimulus plan, a couple hundred billion from new federal revenue. i spoke with mark meadows today and he said they had forwarded recommendations to the administration about offsets that came out of mandatory spending programs. looking at things like entitlements. they are going to want that money paid for if there's going to be a discussion of broader infrastructure. >> bret: speaker of the house is a former vice presidential nominee who campaigned in front of the national debt clock. >> you heard john thune say something really different than what the president is talking about. >>

have you ever seen a president, really a party here at such loggerheads, nose to nose with u.s. law enforcement? >> not this way. but as i just told you, i was a young lawyer on the senate judiciary committee during the saturday night massacre, and that night i came out on my porch in george down a-- georgetown and expected to see rifle fire. all the democrats on the committee brought one person each to a secret meeting to talk about how the country would survive. i was the only woman. i had a one week old son, and guess what? the country survived. and then i was in the carter white house when the church committee, which was a congressional committee bipartisan, reported on ways to fix the abuses by the nixon administration of our intelligence. and that is when fisa passed by a large bipartisan vote, and it set up the two intelligence committees were set up. and the whole process worked for decades, until it didn't. and this -- i was -- i had adam schiff's job as the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee for four years. i served on the committee for eight years. i

i think that's really what the priority ought to be at this point obviously at loggerheads about theruth 2016 election. let's move forward and get to the issues, the objectives we can agree on, which is to protect ourselves against what is obviously not only continuing but escalating interference by the russians. >> harris: that's pretty rare coming from a democrat. you must know that too, right? you know how are talking to. let's talk a little bit about hope hicks before the house intel committee yesterday for several hours. i spoke with congressman chris stewart of utah he said she answered every question up until the transition which she would not answer. what did you learn from her. >> not much because she was ordered not to answer questions. it was that straightforward, frankly. as a matter of fact, it wasn't even an assertion of executive privilege, harris. she simply said through her attorney, i refuse to answer. i have been instructed not to answer. it was simply you can't talk. at one point, harris, her attorney said in response to a question if you were a prosecuting attorn

we're stick at loggerheads on how to handle immigration. you haven't seen much focus at all from the white house, not a ton of focus from capitol hill on it. you have a deadline that is about three, four weeks away for this program that president trump said he wanted to keep but he wants all sorts of concessions in exchange. democrats don't want to give him those concessions. i don't think we're much further along on immigration than we were several weeks ago when we shut down the government last time. >> as we look at all of this, we heard rand paul which we heard more about from suzanne calling out his own party about hypocrisy when it comes to the deficit. republicans want and need to hold on to both houses in 2018. the president tweeting this morning there need to be more republicans in washington at this point. salena, is this the type of government they can run on for the midterms? >> everything that you've mentioned, we're all drinking out of a fire hose every day on news. but i think last night, i think what we're missing about last

you've got two nato allies, the united states and turkey, at loggerheads and fortunateliy in military confrontation if this gets out of hand over the kurds. you've got the syrian regime which has decided to go up there and try their luck and solidify land up there, and you've got turkey that has come into the syrian border area to try to bolster its border there because they're terrified of the kurds and accuse the kurds of being aligned with terrorist organizations that want to overthrow the turkish regime. it's an unholy mess right. there and the problem is that the united states hasn't articulated what the vision of the future is. and the others, they know what they want to achieve. the iranians, the russians and the assad and hezbollah and that lot, they're just trying to hang on to power for as long as they can there. >> let's talk about north korea and reporting that the vice president mike pence was set to meet with north koreans, and a few hours before the meeting they north koreans canceled it. what do you make of this thwarted attempt to talk? >> reporter: look, again, this

. >> neil: all on the same day as you know, senator, the president and his attorney general add loggerheads again. what do you think of that? >> there's a lot going on. a lot to digest. i understand. this is the mode of operation for them. he's able to function through that. everyone has their own style and their own comfortable level. >> neil: you sound surprised. >> a little bit unusual. >> neil: your colleagues and what they make of this, how willing are they to help out on a gun measure, particularly democrats that might think that republicans are not giving up enough on gun control per se? you would tell them what? >> neil: i've said this before. i knew they wanted to go further than what my bill and toomey's bill went in 2013. it's the art of the compromise in the senate. we have a piece of legislation. if president trump would have been president in 2013 when this piece of legislation was first introduced, we wouldn't have this conversation. we would have passed it. because of president obama and people are a little concerned and they were believing that he would not protect their se

critical for kurdish independence and you know from the perspective of damascus they've been at loggerheads with the charts from the very beginning truckie of course has been one of the means fonts or of the opposition. and you know it's a real affront to syrian sovereignty to have kurdish tanks you know going into interview earlier in syria and so i guess the currents and in the interim ask us are not i die but they don't have convergence right now against turkey how do you think turkey is going to react to this. right that's a really good question it's hard to predict i mean i know that over the past few days turkey has been ramping up its military operations and now sets and in that sense it's hard to imagine turkey you know standing by especially because erdogan has really been emphasizing the importance the critical importance of taking out the wife which are described in turkey as really just an offshoot of the p.k. that said oh if you know that this european error or me were to go in there and basically rescue control from the y.p. g. then the main sort of turkish just became should

loggerheads. garrett haake is here with more on how they are planning to break up the jog jam, garrett. is this still another seat of the pants three days to go congress works better under a deadline situation? >> unfortunately, it appears to be the latter. there is no appetite that i can find up here for a shutdown. no one is talking about the possibility of a shutdown, but it's not sblierly clear how they'll avoid one. the only vehicle at this point to prevent one is to pass another continuing resolution which on the house side is loaded up with these goodies in an effort to win republicans. the two year funding for community health centers to win over democrats. the democrats say they don't want it. so that cr is likely to pass the house with just republican votes, maybe a handful of democrats. then it comes over to the senate and it's not clear whether senate democrats will have the muscle to strip out the things they depth like and send it become or whether they'll have to take what the house

it's not just turkey and germany at loggerheads of the moment security worldwide faces a number of challenges and threats they are topping the agenda as diplomats defense ministers and world leaders gathered today at the munich security conference. and south africa's new president gets to work after the optimism of his inauguration cyril ramaphosa said to lay out the challenges facing the country in today's state of the nation address. plus warsaw's troubled remembrance of us past as opposed prime minister comes to berlin to meet the chancellor look at accusations the country is whitewashing its role in world war two. because layover not just that much for lend international film festival last night the opening film wasn't animated feature also different this year the starring role played by the me to campaign against sexual violence. i brought in thomas a warm welcome to the show relations between turkey and germany remain at an historic low that despite a meeting between chancellor all america all and the turkish prime minister been ali elder i'm the imprisonment without charge of german jo

elections but at looking at the current crisis i think even that the government down seems to be at loggerheads with the supreme court. facing a question on. the floor and reconstruction in this country. but she wanted to give things that we have been high they have is that. the opposition of potential president presidential candidate candidates either in prison or. in exile one of the key fundamentals of a free and fair elections do that every party should be able to put forward the candidate of their choice but that is that that condition has not been met but this has been a ruling on first degree and if it is implemented full bacillus sheets conditional on the status which means effectively he should be able to text twenty eight hundred presidential election but also note that as the supreme court ruling which states that the ninth well into the business should be read write. man again be convicted and according to law in debian law if a sentence is longer than one year he will not be eligible to contest the presidential elections. the bodies of sixteen migrants have been recovered off the c

elections but at looking at the current crisis i think even that the government seems to be at loggerheads with the supreme court. facing a question. and the constitution in this country the driven think go ahead. well if. you want to give things that we have behind they thing is that. we'd all. opposition or potential president presidential candidate candidates either in prison or. in. one of the key fundamentals of a free and fair elections do that every party should be able to put forward the candidate of their choice but that is that that condition has not been met but this has been a ruling on first february and if it is implemented full business sheets conditional on the status which means effectively he should be able to detect twenty eight hundred presidential election but also note that at the supreme court ruling weak states that the ninth well into the prisoners should be retried because in a she may again be convicted and according to law and to be in law if a sentence is longer than one year he will not be eligible to point to the presidential elections but i think at the mome

he is at loggerheads on that particular issue.w in terms of hardening of the schools, i had a vice principal in my high school, many years ago, obviously, who in the summertime was a nothing state trooper. obviously trained and licensed to carry a firearm. he was also our assistant football coach. he's the guy in the school that i would extremely comfortable being armed. i believe that he is the kind of person that the president of the united states is talking about when he says we need some offensive capability in the school. we had some in parkland. bitter irony is, but the broward deputy stayed outside and chickened out and let down the kids inside. so you had all grown-ups to protect the kids in parkland letting those kids down. the fbi not following clues on shouted from the rooftops that this kid was potential danger. a deputy outside, armed deputy, instead of going if as they are trained to do ever since columbine stayed outside and hid behind a concrete barrier. ainsley: that deputy, scot peterson, he resigned. he had to r

susan mentioned in her intro, we spent nearly a decade -- and john messengered this as well -- at loggerhead wind the log growers, and we made some progress but as gerardo was saying, we wanted to just have a better life. wanted to have a community that could solve problem that had been plaguing is for years, and that wasn't happening. we had to find -- to take the analysis at deeper, the problem wasn't sexual assault. the problem wasn't slavery. it was the imbalance of power that made those things possible. that's what it is. it's the imbalance of power that make its it possible for someone to exert their will over someone else and that other person has no ability whatsoever to hold that person accountable and that's what existed so long. we needed to change that. so we had to find some sort of power that we woo allow to us take the scales and balance them again, and in a way that would essentially take those emergent property offed the imbalance and wither them away. so if you restrike the balance, where you have a humane, civilize ted relationship with the people who would have done those

think susan mentioned in her intro, we spent nearly a decade, and jon mentioned this as well, at loggerheads with the local rovers. we made some progress. what we want to do was just have a better life, whatever community that could solve problems that evident plaguingr years, poverty deserted pieces. that wasn't happening. we had to find, and to take the analysis a bit deeper, the problem wasn't sexual assault. the problem wasn't slavery. it was the imbalance of power that made those things possible. that's what it is picked it's the imbalance of power that makes it possible for someone to exert their will over someone else and a person have no ability whatsoever to hold that person accountable. that's what existed for so long. we needed to change that. we had to find some sort of power that would allow her to take the scales and bounce them again, in a way that would essentially take those emergent properties of the imbalance and with them away. if you restrict the balance, we have two main civilized relationship with the people who would have done those things in the past, those things st

so this remains a loggerheads debate in an election year. >> if i could just clarify on reciprocity, what that means is if a state allows open-carry, they will allow another state's to be honored in that state. it's not license to open carry in a non-open carry state. neil: they are talking. of course, they've talked in the past, this kind of venue we've seen repeatedly, but to john's point about the kids involved, that's a game-changer. that's something that's unprecedented. so maybe, maybe something, progress is made here, but it's well too soon to tell. we'll have a lot more on this and the fallout from those arguing on both sides how far the government can to. >>> meanwhile, a look at the ten-year note, it was flirting very close to 3% last week, well under that right now, and stocks are racing ahead. we'll have more on what connects those two developments after this. ♪ ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the

it looks like loggerheads.tly last night in california there was a big raucous town council meeting all about the teacher we had highlighted in the past from california high school. that's the guy right there. greg sal seed dough. he is a high school teacher and also town councilman. look, after you said what you did about the military. you have got to quit your jobs. if you have forgotten what he said a student recorded him saying this about his marine t-shirt. brian: the remember the backlash was severe. general kelly said he can go to hell. council voted for him to leave, to step down. here's what he said. >> i don't think it's at all a revelation to anybody that those who aren't stellar students usually find the military a better option. that's as plain as tuesday night. that's not a criticism of anybody. anything i said had nothing to do with moral character. brian: that is blatantly untrue. what else is he saying that's untrue. steve: he said he was sorry but he is not going to quit. ainsley: let us know

yesterday the president was talking about how he is at loggerheads with some of the democrats and suggested although you said for the wrong reasons. here's the president talking about maybe we need a shut down over daca. listen. >> i would shut it down over this issue. i can't speak for everybody at the table. but i will tell you i would shut it down over this issue. if we don't straighten out our border, we don't have a country. without borders, we don't have a country. so who woo i shut it down over this issue? yes. i can't speak for our great representatives here, but i have a feeling they may agree with me. okay? >> another fight with brian, yes, shut it down. immigration is the most important issue facing the nation, we're at a point where we could get a deal. president trump should push for it and fix it now. brian: put it this way, shutting it down is a failure. and that's giving them an out. an out is a failure. i can't work through my job and that means working with other people. the house passed a resolution and i think $300 billion over the next two years to defense. it goes to t

>> i think the two sides are loggerheads. schumer says the key points which is to change the rating that relationships get for green cards and overhaul the diversity of the visa lottery program are not acceptable. he says it's going beyond the scope of the deferred action they gave a much deadline to do something with it. he said he's willing to entertain reforms that are limited to recipients and the family members and he doesn't want to go further than that. if you want a bottom amount than the want additional concessions. will have to bring out the 11 million in the shadow. he wants more people getting the path to citizenship. that's unacceptable to the republican style. it's hard to say where it ends up. someone has to back down. mcconnell is staring the democrats to take the offer will see what they do. given how short the debate it's gonna be his sentinel gone through the end of the week and they won't take it up after the presidents' day recess. >> let me ask about the headline on the senate he talked about the senate