mister trump is filling the vacancy left by the firing of general michael flynn for misrepresenting his phone calls with russia's ambassador to the u.s. before the trump administration took office. today, white house chief of staff reince priebus said while flynn was untruthful, neither flynn nor anyone else working for mister trump talked with russian intelligence officers during the campaign. >> i can assure you, and i have been approved to say this, that the top levels of the intelligence community have assured me that that story is not only inaccurate, but it's grossly overstated and it was wrong. >> sreenivasan: the republican congressman who chairs the house of representatives intelligence committee, devin nunes, said today he'll follow the facts wherever they lead. >> if there are american citizens from any political party that are communicating with russian agents, i want to know about it. bring it to the committee, because we'd like to investigate. >> sreenivasan: at his rally in melbourne, florida, last night, the president continued his attack on the news media. in an intervi

a request by mister trump to reinstate the ban has been denied.judgment read: it said a reply from the department in support of the emergency appeal was due on monday. but this is not the end of the line for the restrictions — this case was just part of the government's efforts to maintain its ban on travellers from seven predominantly muslim countries that have been named as a terror risk. mr trump himself has attacked the federaljudge who had suspended the migration bans countrywide, calling the judgment "ridiculous" in a series of tweets. earlier on, vice president mike pence defended president trump's criticism of thejudge. in an interview with abc he was asked whether it was appropriate for the president to question the legitimacy of a federaljudge by referring to him in a tweet as a "so—called judge". president trump has made it clear that our administration is going to put the safety and security of the american people first, and the executive order that he put into effect was legal, it was appropriate, and our administration is going to be

i would never discuss anything with mister trump.i'm speaking from a legal standpoint and clearly that this the span under the laws of the united states is constitutional. whether or not it was political or not. the final word and then we have to cut it. let's get congress to act on immigration reform. we've been waiting 17 years. give given a chance to succeed. david schwartz. finally ended on agreement. thank you. a fugitive from justice could be coming back. going over decision to send the leaker edward snowden home. what a new report claims russia may be looking to gain in return. netanyahu makes a trip to the white house next week. to meet with president trump. the ambassador joins master joins us to talk about that visit and what the israeli leader is looking to accomplish next. (man vo) it was may, when dad forgot how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-

they are well aware that during the presidential campaign mister trump said nato must do more and pay its fair share. so how important is this a visit from the vice president and how well is the message being received from america's european allies? >> this is a very important visit. it's the first overseas trip by the vice president. the nato alliance matches fundamentally to the united states. it is committed to the nato alliance. the allies must spend more on their defense as well. that's also the point made by general manis. the overall message being sent has been very much welcomed by european allies also by the leadership of nato. a very strong signal to be ascending and the time when russian aggression is rising in europe and you have to reassure america's allies that america stands with those. they have to invest more in their own defense in order for the alliance to be robust. the regard of them pulling their own responsibility to strengthen the nato alliance. you were talking about them early this week. james mattis told nato allies something similar to what vice president p

the question is what can mister trump do about it? i'm going to discuss three options on the table for mister trump to deal with it. i first want to talk about why and there's two principal reasons for this. first of all, jc po a widget arises and normalizes iran's nuclear program and second, it allows iran to continue to engage in nuclear weapons related activities. why is that a problem? >> iran is nuclear infrastructure in defiance of its treaty obligations under the plural proliferation treaty, dated in secret. it is a state sponsor of terror and had been the position until early in the obama administration that certain technologies, although they are peaceful applications, iran should not be able to do because they are simply too easy to use to make weapons. however, the obama administration was so desperate for an agreement, it made concession over concession to give away these dangerous technologies because it wanted to get a nuclear agreement for president obama. now, the main technology that is of great concern to strain enri

. >>> he venido a presentarle a mister trump oraciones y mucha suerte para que siga el paÍs para quenas formaron parte de la manifestaciÓn a esta hora ya la mayor parte de gente se ha disipado y la buena noticia es que no hubo arrestados. desde palm beach florida galo arellano. univisiÓn. >>> tambiÉn miles de manifestante protestaron hoy contra la decisiones migratorias del presidente trump en diferente ciudades new york, los Ángeles, philadelphia, denver, las manifestaciones fueron organizadas por activistas de derechos humanos asÍ como por varios grupos religiosos y p pacÍfico. >>> estuvieron separada por dÉcadas, luisa con la historia de roxana una joven que estuvo detenido por dos semanas antes de que un abogado lograra su libertad. >>> muy contento. >>> despuÉs de trece aÑos esta madre e hija estÁn finalmente reunidas otra vez pero roxana quiÉn tiene una discapacidad fÍsica y muy bueno tal por poco se suma a las prioridades de deportaciÓn del nuevo gobierno mientras estuvo en un centro de de tenciÓn en texas. >>> intentaron como dos o tres meses que firmara la deportaciÓn pero e

trump's policies -- but there are also those supporting mister trump. ==vo== >>> a lot of people are speaking out against president trump's policies. but there are also those supporting mr. trump. a crowd of about 40 people gathered in front of trump tower today in new york city. including a college group. >> they only ban certain countries. so it is not a muslim ban, he didn't ban pakistan or egypt or saudi arabia, which are countries that probably should have gone into the ban. and it's only a temporary solution until they fix certain policies. >> the rally was organized by the queens village republican club. >>> the prime minister of israel is weighing in on the united states relationship with iran. prime minister benjamin netanyahu will head to the white house for his first talks with president trump. before leaving for london today, he stopped short of calling for an outright cancellation of the nuclear accord iran signed with six world powers two years ago. >>> iran is lifting a ban on u.s. wriestlers and says they will be allowed to take part in t

in the lengthy missive published today by iranian media, ahmadinejad told mister trump he won the election, because he," truthfully described the u.s. political system and electoral structure as corrupt. alluding to the u.s. administration's travel ban on citizens from seven predominantly muslim countries, including iran, admedjinjad said the u.s. should, "value respect toward the diversity of nations and races. ahmadinejad gave the letter to the swiss embassy in tehran, which represents american interests there. police in sweden are investigating the cause of a last night's fire at one of country's largest migrants and refugee shelters. it occurred in southwestern sweden at a shelter housing more than 150 migrants and refugees. at least 15 people were treated for smoke inhalation, and two for injuries after jumping from windows to escape. there were 112 fires at swedish refugee centers last year, according to the associated press, and most of them were caused by arson. one swedish newspaper counts 18 arson and other attacks on refugee centers just in the past week. in the past two years,

to get tough on north korea is being tested by today's first missile test by north korea since mister trump took office. this morning, north korea fired an intermediate range missile that flew 300 miles east over the korean peninsula and landed in the sea of japan, according to south korean and u.s. officials. the pentagon says the missile posed no threat to north america, and reuters quoted an anonymous u.s. official as saying:" this was no surprise." still, nato-- the u.s. led military alliance with europe-- condemned the test, while south korea and france said it violated united nations resolutions barring north korea from developing or testing ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. responding to the test, president trump briefly addressed reporters last night at his home in palm beach, florida, along with his weekend guest, japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states stands behind japan, it's great ally, 100%. >> north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the

>> sreenivasan: this morning, vice president pence was asked if mister trump meant the u.s. and russia were morally equivalent. >> what you're hearing there is a determination by the president of the united states to not let semantics or the arguments of the past get in the way of exploring the ability to work together with russia and with president putin in the days ahead. specifically if you play the rest of that interview, he said he didn't know if we would be able to get along with him better. but the president's top priority is to hunt down and destroy isis at its source. we have a common interest with russia to do that. >> sreenivasan: one federal appeals court has weighed in on the trump administration's immigration ban, and should another appeals court in another region of the country offer a competing view -- that could set the debate on a direct path for the u.s. supreme court. to discuss the legal ups and downs of the immigration ban, i am joined from austin, texas, by university of texas law school professor steve vladeck, who's also the co-editor-in-chief of the

in the trump organization and mister trump's friends many people who are of the jewish faith here something that is very interesting also. going back in 2015 when president trump announced to run for president there is absolutely nothing out there that anybody can come forward saying anything racially derogatory in this land. and i'm sick and tired of it. the diversity coalition stands with the president trump if they strike at president trump you will hit millions of us. we are awaking need that sleeping giant. we watch the coverage of this. the perpetrator for the crime. isn't he really is supportive of israel. absolutely. we saw the awesome meeting he head with president netanyahu and we have an awesome prime minister we all know who that is. it's kind of like are you serious. are you real. are you crazy. needs to stop. we are if you mess with him. he was seen raking leaves. >> i think got for vice president pants. -- mike pence. i think we had been for the united states vice president. cracking down on balance. chicago public schools taking measures to protect their students unfortunate

after these questions about the one china policy if you are down there on the golf course and mister trumpsh of nice things to you and then you see what he's done with china here how worried are you. he is worried. it's the reason why the article five confirmation yesterday that he made basically saying that is right that was so important. we have to remember the game the same confirmation last saturday in only two days afterwards the chinese intruded around the islands which are the islands in question with the coast guard cutters. they have not only set a warning to tokyo they have actually disrespected matus and by implication trump himself. in terms of the actions on the high seas. here is a twitter pole. what has changed his mind blackmailing didn't work. china's unyielding stance pressure from within the unit states or them eluding that the fact that the daughter and granddaughter went to a party at the chinese embassy. it's pretty rich for a country that blocks twitter. you know they are going to continue this state state media campaign which we have started to see the last two days

national intelligence is testifying in congress on the attack which could get a lot of coverage but mister trump may have been busy doing other things at the time but it was pretty well covered event. and all these members of congress were saying about the chinese attack on opiums and kept correcting them saying no, it was not an attack, he wouldn't even say china at the time. he would say the incursion on opiums, the espionage and the reason was if he categorized it as an attack he would have to say this behavior we would not do and obviously it is the kind of things that not only do we do but if you look at what the united states is done in china we have done parallel things, we haven't done them on this scale and one of the questions raised by the opm attack is did the scale of this, 20 million records, biometric, the details people have, did the scale change the nature of it? >> one of the issues we have to address in line with the discussion is how we regulate cyberrelations. everyone has said here, the united states is doing this as well into the countries clearly are too. not just china o

. ♪ out about mister trump's election team and russian inte >>> now on kpix 5 news, white house turmoilthe new bombshell, reports about mr. trump close election team and russian intelligence offers. >>> plus , working to pick up the pieces. the water is mostly gone but a muddy mess remains. cleanup underway as we get a look at the mess that caused san jose flooding. >>> it's fired up and ready to go, live high definition doppler radar, no rain today but i tell you when to expect it this weekend. >> we have metering lights on now, a new rollover crash to tell you about, we will tell you where that is. >>> good morning, it's friday, february 24. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. president trump takes the stage at the political action conference, it comes amid new bombshell reports that the white house asked the fbi to downplay media reports about alleged contact between members of mr. trump's election team and russian intelligence officers. yesterday on the first day, vice president mike pence railed against obama care, the president's two closest advisors also addressed the group.

today, there is one market watcher that says the dow industrials could hit 30,000 by the end of mister trump's term if the president gets everything he proposes from tax cuts to deregulation and the economy takes off. 30,000 at the end of his first term. >> going to be difficult. right now, one of the most expensive we have seen in 15 to 17 years, to get the economy going you need to increase the number of people working and get them to be more productive. if he reduces taxes, reduces regulation productivity can go up that right now the us population, the working age population is growing at less than 1/2% a year. we need to get the number of people working going up as well as making them more effective to overall grow the economy and anything he doesn't fight growing the working age population is going to be harmful to growing economy. was when i put you down as doubtful on dow 30,000. check the big board, another look at it, 60 points hired this tuesday morning, we are coming off of a 3-day weekend where there has been intense political hostility to mister trump in the media, you name it, un

she was smart, more smartness in her little finger than mister trump possessed in the ever fitting follicularolding on hair. [applause] >> and then, i made an exception. and then here we are, all these white folks and a brother, let's call that the self the country of bro expectations. so now we have people who are incompetent for the job to which they are assigned in charge of the american welfare. the benjamin franklin common wheel has been subverted by the intense metastasis asian of whiteness gone amok to be redundant and now our children are disadvantaged by hucksters and billionaires. tycoons in charge of what they don't know and how can the white working class hope for a man who is not only drained the swamp but refueled it, filled it up again with slimy okra. and nefarious, scandal ridden practices, and in the name of, i say to the white working class, martin picking junior was in jail in birmingham, been arrested. the board said you are wrong about segregation was you should believe in segregation, we are right, your demonstrations are wrong, doctor king, let me ask you one thing, my

facing mounting pressure to deliver specifics on how he will repeal and replace obamacare - but mister trump president trump:"nobody knew health care could be so complicated."meanwhile, president trump is pointing the finger at his predecessor -- without evidence -- for white house leaks:president trump:"i think that president obama is behind it because his people are certainly behind it." and for scenes like this...nat sound:at town halls for republican lawmakers across the country.president trump:"i also understand that's politics. in terms of him being behind things, that's politics. and it will probably continue." that was joe johns reporting this morning. and kron4 news will carry the president's speech live tonight... starting at 6 p-m. then at 8-p-m we will have political analysts here to break down the president's speech. it all starts right here tonight on the kron4 news at six. coming up in the gary's world rewind... stars are just like us and steph has a night to forget. and after the break... a warning for parents... the technology inside of these toys could be leaking your infor

the first month in the white house, how will hitting the road helped mister trump's administration?ng us is aaron elmore. going to florida at 5:00, what do you expect to hear from the president? >> i expect him to do a mini tour of all the issues which he made a contract with the american voter and he is living up to the promises unlike anything any politician has ever done. he will talk about the things he accomplished, talk about international relations and securing the borders. big topics remands tax reform. clayton: predictably the fake news crowd as he dumped them, the enemy of the american people came out against the florida rally, feeling new york times, campaign over, president trump will hold a what else, campaign rally, the tribunes is 20/20 campaign, kicks off his reelection campaign the media is going into a frenzy, what is he really doing? >> he is upset because he is not in control of the situation, donald trump's reach entertain directly to the american people. unlike other politicians, specifically hillary clinton, he is not beholden to special interests, his special

mister trump's rally message of jobs and prosperity contrasts sharply with the tone he took with supporterssday white house press conference. they joined join us near the president. give any expectations on where we may hear from the president today. >> we will only see president trump getting back to what he loves and that's been surrounded by all of his supporters and speaking directly to them. i think they will talk a lot about what he believes he has accomplished so far as president like nominating supreme court judges, like complaining that. we the case of the candidate trump. at a boeing assembly plant. when president trump talked about jobs, trade and lowering taxes on american businesses important distinction though. that was a white house event. it is paid for by his campaign even though in the next election is still four years away. the other big item while down here in palm beach is he will be interviewing and meeting with for his national security adviser. one of the medes is desperately going to be taking place with his acting national security advisor keith kellogg. stephen ha

it may be in front of mister trump. he might say something today about this but we don't know.ports out there that possibly we could. i need to ask you something. on the campaign trail caitlin jenner was a very prominent lgbt spokeswoman they were good friends. later he kind of went against the obama and menstruation doesn't look like that. i'm not so sure that that is to be a clear-cut fight. i don't see why anybody is telling me where we have to do our business in the presence of members of the opposite who are strangers. it's the same the same with high school kids. what's going on here. i'm a girl i feel like a girl. therefore i'm going to the girls shower. get out of here. i'm not some kind of homophobe or anything like that. and i want to change. get off my back. the two cases we are watching the kids say they were bullied in school. will done. serious story here we go. showing the riots that erupted in the home. the man behind brexit. nigel officials, i wanted you to straighten out for our viewers. they insist there is no problem with migrants and crime. that's nonsense

what could happen is there could be a far greater request for mister trump. he could get intelligence and are sealed by the court and ask for a full hearing on many more countries if he wants to and you could end up with a ban or band or a temporary suspension for immigration for a far greater number of countries that we currently had. he is a winner and he's not just a slogan. it's reality. it is enough for the best interest of the american people. not looking for a muslim band and he's going to go forward with this no question about it. and my guess is something will be filed today. in terms of what the reasoning behind this band was in the first place are we making too much about this court decision because it was temporary was about heightening the betting process. and now as it is. and satisfied that security concerns while it works its way through the court. i think he can. for the opponents of what mr. trump is doing this isn't really just about opposing his temporary suspension. this is about vetting donald trump. anything we could say. every executiv

if there is can be a trade mister trump promised many times that he would put 45% tariffs on china thest day. now he has not done as we all know. he also said he was can call china a manipulator on that first day. he hasn't done some of those things he said. maybe someone has tempered him to explain how the world works. if we don't have trade problems and we do the good things he wants to do it should be that reason. some kind of financial turmoil in the next couple of years. what else are you exposed to. mainly the u.s. dollar. jim rogers it's great to see. i thank you so much. the debate over immigration. rex tillerson trying to smooth over relations with mexico. and then bundle deals are not just for home phone and internet anymore. we are back in a minute. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an average total value over $11,000 on chevy silverado all star editions when you finance through gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. searching one topic. that w

price of tax reform over obamacare which is why they are in washington, i think at some point mister trumpth that process because that is why people elected him president. stuart: i have to ask is he going to do it? >> there is such a reservoir of goodwill for donald trump in this country on the expectation that he will do it i think he will respond to the fact that most people voted for him because that is what they think is going to make america great. stuart: see what you did? the dow jones industrial average moved to the upside. you move the markets. now it is up 21 points. you did it. now it is up 26 points. you can come anytime you want. do we have david spring with us? he is with us, the author of the book the great equalizer. welcome back. >> great to be with you. >> when steve mnuchin said first thing this morning august, we are going to have a tax-cut package by august, we are going to pass it by august, the market went up. do you think we can stick to that timetable? >> i have listened to all the chatter. people think getting tax reform is like walking through a rose gordon, it

, and what assurances have you received from president trump that something like this will not happen again? out of the loop on this and for mister secretary-general, both you and the trump administration have talked about the need for additional funding for defence, what are the consequences for inaction by nato members? is there any scenario in which the article 5 commitments might be considered conditional if nato members do not fulfil their defence spending obligations? vice president pence: let me say i'm very grateful for the close working relationship i have with the president of the united states. i would tell you that i was disappointed to learn that the facts that have been conveyed to me by general flynn were inaccurate. but we honour general flynn's long service to the united states of america and i fully the president's decision to ask for his resignation. it was the proper decision. it was handled properly and in a timely way. i have great confidence in the administration going forward. our secretaryn of matus, of director pompeo at the homeland security. it gives the american people great confidence. the team and t

that is the mister because the trump administration has not laid that out.: as business network we're looking for tax reform. we're expecting that. everybody said the past couple years, republicans and democrats want tax reform. we don't have it yet. >> i don't think it is going to come too quickly. i think problem here it will be part of just what we're talking about in terms of spending issue. you have got to say here is how it works. here is how we keep, the budget and, budget deficits are critical. and republicans, republican orthodoxy has been, especially coming from speaker ryan, we have to do a better job of reining in spending especially entitlement spending in order to get our budget in order. you can't then divert from that kind of thinking in a sudden motion but they want to support donald trump, make no mistake. i think at these moments when you see the republican versus republican kind of you know, divide come into clear view. liz: when republicans attack. juan, were you happy with the super bowl outcome? >> no. i was rooting for atlanta because

donald trump: "will be mister alex acosta." ff message.journalists finally able to pepper president trump for the first time on recent revelations that high-level aides were in contact with russian officials during his campaign...question: "during the election?" trump: "no. nobody that i know of. nobody..." and on reports about his former national security adviser's contact with the russian ambassador-- before the president was sworn inpresident donald trump: "i would have directed him if he wasn't doing it,"trump referencing general michael flynn's controversial conversation-- going as far to repeat that he wouldn't mind having a relationship with putin. president donald trump: "it would be great if we could get along with russia." lashing out against intelligence leaks ... president donald trump: "the leaks are real. the news is fake."and calling on the justice department to investigate those leaks. president donald trump: "we're looking at them very very closely... those are criminal leaks."in washington i'm kristen holmes. a

president trump announcing his new pick for labor secretarypresident donald trump: "will be mister alex" during a press conference thursday...that quickly veered off message . first the president patting himself on the back for his election victory....president donald trump:"306 electoral college votes. wasn't suppsoed to get 222. 270 laughable." and once again rattling off complaints against the media president donald trump: "the press has become so dishonest...//the press is out of control//i want to find a friendly reporter."journalists peppering president trump on recent revelations that high-level aides were in contact with russian officials during his campaign... president donald trump: "nobody that i know of." and reports about his former national security adviser's contact with the russian ambassador-- before the president was sworn in president donald trump: "i would have directed him if he wasn't doing it,"trump referencing general michael flynn's controversial conversation-- going as far to repeat that he wouldn't mind having a relationship with putin. president donald trump:

and say please mister president do not do this but you know the present trump has said i want more producthere it comes in to this country. what would you say to the president and do feel like they find any success in convincing him. from what i hear from those who work to make the case about how this affects those middle income americans that were talking about. to your american jobs no history doesn't more than retail. we are firm believers in that. they do it every day. i don't know if our viewers saw the big hint afterwards when bill rhodes said he did talk about the jobs but that he said we serve the consumers. it was code for we don't want to make our products more expensive. they want this border tax in the plan. we have a great day of meetings. this is a high profile day. it is just part of an ongoing effort to educate lawmakers about the impact part of a coalition for portable products. together we are canvassing out to try to talk to every lawmaker with different diverse voices to make sure that they understand that the effectiveness would be profound. it's not necessarily a bord

prepare before he became prime mister, a statement embassy in her's are now looking to confirm or refute. are now looking to confirm or refute. anchor: u.s. president donald trumps hosting japan's shinzo abe today. >> trump said that shinzo abe will be more like a partner, and more so much a competitor. in terms of trade, things will be more competitive. hit a nine-year high, rising 25% in 2016. trump has complained the japanese don't buy enough u.s. cars and accuse japan of unfair currency policies he says are hurting u.s. manufacturers. that could add to friction with washington. for more, here's rebecca rossman. investment ideas that could put as much as $150 billion into u.s. infrastructure. that's how japanese prime minister shinzo abe is hoping to in exchangent trump for america's continued security backing and economic partnership. relations got off to a rocky start under the new at administration. trump removed the u.s. from the transfers of the partnership trade deal last month, a major loss for japan. he described the deal with meaningless without the u.s. >> we expect trade negotiations to be concluded i laterally now the transpacific partnership has

michael fallon, secretary of state, and the defense mister of norway and both of them basically said okay, we heard president obama and president-elect trumploud and clear and we have to step up our game and we will do that but please, we can only do that if we have american leadership. there is no substitute in the alliance, that is an important part of the equation. we get more out of our allies. we have two caveats to this is not everything we get out of our allies is necessarily a literary contribution, and giving us access, with positional advantage and could not operate in asia without allies in japan. and with legitimacy around the world we operate together with european allies. those are not necessarily tangible with allies, added to the united states nonetheless and we have to recall what hal brands talked about that it is universally true, there might be one or two cases, there might be an exception to this but most traditional allies are facing a less good hand then the one elliott describes for the united states with economics etc.. we can ask them to do more but we have to have more realistic expectations what they can to and

i hope, mister speaker, that includes not having us healthcare companies coming into run any part of our national health service. president trump has torn up international agreement on refugees, threatened to dump international agreements on climate change. he has praised the use of torture. he has incited hatred against muslims. he directly attacked women's rights. just what more does president trump have to do before the prime minister will listen to the 1.8 million people who called for his state visit invitation to be withdrawn. >> the right honorable gentlemen's foreign-policy object to and insult the democratically elected head of state, our most important ally. let's just see what he achieved in the last week. would he have been able to affect british citizens from the border? know. would he be able to lay the foundation of the trade deal? know. would he have gotten a 100% commitment to nato? know. that is what our neighbor has to offer this country, less attention for british prisons -- citizens. he can lead a protest. i am leading a country. [cheers] >> thank you, mister speaker. today it is inconceivable somebody woul

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oval office, president trump issued an executive order freezing federal hiring and starving are enforcement agencies of their most important resource, american workers. so mister canas, you are deputy inspector for the investigation that the treasury inspector general for tax administration. your job is to protect seniors against scammers who pretend that the irs is calling. and collect back taxes. almost 2 million people who reported this scam to your office have cost americans more than $54 million, that's a lot of money. there's a hiring freeze up you achieve your goal of detecting seniors from fraud? >> as you point out senator, these are a huge issue and every one of these victims is a significant challenge on our resources. so naturally, i've been told i'm not allowed to pander for resources at these events . >> i will let you know if you've crossed the line into pandering. >> i can tell you i'm proud and where an efficient agency but this will stretch our agency very thin. you are seeking the exemption in the president's order to under public safety clause, at least for the special agent portion of our workforce, i appreciate that, according to testimon

mister hughes, thanks for joining us. coming up another special guest, david rex, president, chief executive officer of eli lilly, the drug company. he met with president trumpen up in that meeting? two items from california, another executive order in the works that could limit work visas. of interest to silicon valley of california could become the first sanctuary state, i said state. lawmakers want to protect illegal migrants from president trump all across the formerly golden state. we will be back. stuart: breaking news, senator jeff sessions has been approved by a committee vote. it was 11-9. jeff sessions will be the next attorney general pending a vote in the senate which is likely to pass him as the next attorney general. moment ago right after the vote there was a disruption in the committee room with demonstrators trying to protest and stop the proceedings, they were subsequently let out as you can see, that is moment ago on capitol hill. the vote in favor of sessions was 11-9. president trump mason signed an executive order that would limit h numb 1b visas widely used in the tech industry to hire foreign workers. this is a big club and president

trump fear. those that cause alarm and dismay among our allies, giving considerable comfort to our enemies. >> you look for guidance for mistere understands the amount of crime, the catch and release going on. we don't hate anybody but you can't break into my house, steal my car, give drugs to my children and for those reasons we stand staunchly behind trump because we need strong law and order. abby: you see a different world than george clooney does. if you have a message to hollywood on whether they are speaking on politics what would your message be? >> i am here to make america safe again. men cannot go out after dark and of course cannot women. that every state in america, a bunch of -- come on, let's live by and support our constitution. >> i like how they finish each other's sentences. >> a shout out to your scarf, the best looking patriotic scarf i have ever seen. >> it is made in hawaii and a recycled bottle. >> to dog shirt. >> this pool off in the show. >> thank you very much. >> much longer hair. mainstream media freaks out after president trump calls them out at cpac. >> this white house does not seem to value a

mister chairman. >> senator menon does. >> one of the main policy priorities you share with speaker ryan is to radically form medicare, seniors would in essence receive a coupon to buy coverage. despite the fact president trump has made repeated promises throughout the campaign that he won't touch medicare it seems it is one of your top agenda items. i have heard serious concerns, not only from seniors worried about increased costs and decreased coverage but providers in my state concerned about serious negative impact underfunding will have on the ability to continue carrying for medicare seniors. if the stated goal of medicare privatization is to reduce federal -- doesn't it stand to reason every dollar the federal government saves is going to have to come out of the pockets of seniors on medicare? >> i disagree with the characterization of the program as you described it. it is inaccurate. >> let's go through the specifics. do you not seek to privatize medicare? >> no. >> do you seek to ultimately offer a voucher as your way of creating greater for ability? >> no. >> it is interesting you say that because the study that had been done on your and speaker ryan's medicare privatization plans, and will pay mo