>> in 1855 lopez son arrives with madame lynch. >> madame lynch was fond of things like french coutureeen good for business. i try to put this in a light i can be enthusiastic about, like how clearly forward-thinking my relatives were. his customers were a hat maker, the very people that treated madam lynch with utter contempt, did they live in the old colonial homes, the mansions we see still? that type of residence? >> yes. >> times were changing in south america too, in those days. society ladies craved the latest in french fashion. there was money to be made. ah, i'm bummed. ♪ >> after this episode with the new bordeaux group came a triple alliance war. >> jean bourdain died in 1858. >> yes. >> it was a good time to die, this way he didn't have to join this horrible war. >> he missed the war. >> yes. the old lopez died. the young lopez got in power. >> our man becomes president? >> yes, francisco lopez. >> absolutely the most maniacal, megalomaniacal. pisspot dictator. >> you are right. siblings. unkind to his >> his brothers were killed. his sisters were jailed in tiger cages. >>

lynch: thank you, senator. >> madam attorney general, you certainly overlook well and i am glad that you are not worn out by the job. i haven't seen you since your confirmation and it is good to see you again. ms. lynch: thank you. >> i am glad that you stress that the president's executive order largely clarifies existing law. which should make enforcement and which enforcement people seem to want with existing law. however, you do have to have people to enforce existing law. as you have said twice in your remarks and once in your written remarks, atf is requesting $35.6 million for an additional 600 -- 200 special agents and industry operation investigations through atf. my understanding is that atf is going to have the retirement of 544 special agents this year. if they are eligible to retire, i cannot say how many are going to retire. but it certainly appears to me that with atf being an enforcement agency that you will lose people and that's going to have an unfortunate effect. do you have any comment on that? ms. lynch: thank you, senator. atf is an agency like so many agencies

lynch: thank you, senator. madam attorney general, you certainly overlook well and i am glad that you are not worn out by the job. i haven't seen you since your confirmation and it is good to see you again. ms. lynch: thank you. i am glad that you stress that the president's executive order should have enforcement that is easier and which enforcement that people seem to want within existing law. however, you do have to have existing law.rce as you have said twice in your remarks and once in your written remarks, atf is requesting $35.6 million for an additional 600 special agents and industry operation investigations through atf. is that atf isg going to have the retirement of 544 special agents this the year -- this year. retire,are eligible to i cannot say how many are going to retire. youit is clear to say that are going to lose people who and that is going to have -- people is going to have an unfortunate effect. do you have any comment on that? ms. lynch: thank you, senator. atf is an agency like so many agencie

madame attorney general, that there is legal authority for the president to take the actions that he has taken and can you provide the specific laws or court cases that support the position" loretta lynch attorney general "well mr. chairman with respect to the recommendations that i made to the president as earlier remarks i believe that they are consistent both with the constitution and existing case law that interprets the constitution" obama's actions include guidance that even those selling a few guns online or at gun shows can be required to get federal dealers' licenses and perform background checks. he leads the republican field by more than two-to-one nationally... but, donald trump, who just received a major endorsement, continues to tango with ted cruz for the top spot in iowa. foxs joel waldman has the latest from washington. trump says: "they say why are you talking about polls ... the candidates ... because i'm in first place" donald trump is off his polling highs, but still leads the gop field by more than twice as much as his closest rival -ted cruz. according to the latest monmouth university poll, trump fell 5-points from last month, but remains far ahead at 36-percent