in the old days, there were lyndon baines johnson's these years. e lyndon bainesjohnson's wife and sdr's wife... 0k, were lyndon bainesjohnson's wife and sdr's wife... ok, but children aged four to be given sex education on particular subjects? yes, this is largely around relationships. and this is a good thing for the government to recognise the threat of the internet. we talk a lot these days about teenagers accessing pornography. i have a two—year—old granddaughter who has a ready figured out how to use a tablet. so you understand this. of course, you see the world sex education for a four—year—old, and become scary. —— you see the words sex education. four—year—old, and become scary. —— you see the words sex educationm a very emotive. they call this the biggest overhaul of sex education in the uk for 17 years. but it has to be looked at in the frame of technology. it does say age—appropriate. technology. it does say age-appropriate. and backed by the church of england. and we have the opportunity as parents to withdraw our children from those cl

and so, this humanitarian trajectory, though, over the 1960's you are here lyndon baines johnson called the ins the government with a heart, yet we see all levels of metrics increasing for detention. so, one of the things i'm pointing out in my research, despite this rhetoric of humanitarian service, the ins was especially with one particular population, working-class mexican migrants, not so interested in being so humane. i point out some ways in which the detention process becomes even a little bit more of a criminal justice kind of situation in immigration courtrooms and the way they deal with bonding and in the way they deal with the interagency efforts to find criminal mexicans, which actually we are in decline in terms of detentions over the period, but they were working to find them because the believed they were there. host: what brought you both to your field of research? ms. newman: i actually did a previous project about migrant children who were the children of farmworkers and the state in mexico who went to the united states for six months every year to harvest and then cam

if you look back at the lyndon baines johnson tapes and the nixon tapes, the white house can't expect those conversations to be confidential. however -- i mean, confidential, yes, but they would be recorded for posterity's sake. however, the leaking was a big issue, and that is a big issue that republicans have on capitol hill like steve king and others like rep louis gohmert, also part of this tea party caucus, freedom caucus group. when president trump makes an accusation there was, in fact, wiretapping going on during the election of 2016, that gives republicans pause because people like steve king and louis gohmert say, you know, maybe this did happen, there's some rogue agents and maybe we do need an independent investigation regarding these wiretapping allegations as they relate to the russian connection with the possible trump campaign. you know, and so that gives further impetus to democrats who are calling for an independent investigation. >> right. and we will have that hearing coming up on march 20th. adam schiff. we shall see exactly what is revealed if anything out of tha