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i don't know if this was a first but to hear the president say words of mort mort jr. he said we are determined to work and fight until justice runs down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream. your conferring was fascinating and everything that unfolded since has been as well. thank you to our panel. >>> coming up next, the department of homeland security outlines its plan to crack down on undocumented immigrants and adepressive enforcement of immigration laws and the potential for large scale expansion of the number of people who can be detained or deported. the details when we come back. l. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculis. serious, sometimes fatal infect

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found alexis webber near her home more than 120 mort miles north wells of philadelphia. turns out she was not abducted instead state police webber's mother failed to put her car in park, and that it rolled down a hill into a wooded field with alexis inside. she is now undergoing a medical evaluation. >> also, overnight man in stable condition after shoot ing in southwest philadelphia elmwood section. police say he was shot in the face here on the 6200 block of dickens avenue. happened around midnight. so far no arrests. >> and now to another stoot g. this one in juniata park. 4,000 block of may wood street left one man critically injured. half bp 1:00 a.m. victim shot four times, including wudges in the stomach. so far no word on a suspect or motive. >> in other news, funeral plans are finalized for the delaware corrections officer killed during last week's hostage stand-off in smyrna. there will be two vehicles viewings for lieutenant steven floyd, first on friday evening , then another saturday morning. both will be at delaware state university memorial hall. that is a

cash it in put a portion into food, mort and so fo would go to food store, use the food envelope and tre was always enough money. don't con fut that with the same amount money. there was always enough money. she worked with what was in that nfl. in our businesses we need to do the same thing. when money comes in set up money for multiple different purposes. taxes, pay yourself. operate expenses. all these different envelopes. divide the money based on percentages. >> what happens if you suddenly see there's an amazing marketing opportunity that's going to take more money. where do you borrow from. >> you better get innovative. there's constantly opportunities you could do and we don't innovate. oh, i can run a facebook ad for $10,000. i have the money in my own pay. might as well take it from me. don't do that. you start unwinding the system. if you can't pay your bills with the money in the operating expenses account you don't have money to afford the bill. >> that's the point remove temptation. if you end up having money before you start spending it, think what would do i when i wa

. >> tucker: i used to live in hartford so i've been following you and i must say you seem mort impressivef mayors the city has had because i think it's a good city and it needs help. i've been following the argument on sanctuary cities.ti one of your arguments familiar to me, it will make this city safer not to bother people about their immigration status. and that is up for debate of course. the obvious question is how many illegal immigrants in hartford commit crimes, how many crimes have been committed by illegal immigrants in hartford? >> i talk to our police chiefn and i ask him how much of our crimes that occurs in this city is committed by undocumented individuals and the answer i get back to them is virtually none c -- looks, we are a city that is tackling our financial crisis had on. you were here a while ago. there city's been financially strapped for decades but for the first time in a long time can we have a demonstration tackling those financial issues head on. we are fixing theem structural stuff that needs to be fixed. while we are doingwe that, we've got to make sure were

they said that a group of homosexual necrophiliacs are going around to mort uries offering them moneynd night and spend a couple hours undisturbed with the freshest male corpse. i know these guys were laying on slabs. well, their life was tough and that was pretty hard to live up to and i faced death and glad i went through it and well, now i'm ready to spent eternity in heaven and be with jesus and. ♪ rock of ages . hey. hey, what's this? [ muted ] oh, i don't believe this! there's a guy's dick in my ass. >> that guy sitting there going what's this. like that moment, boy, that was funny. >> no laughing matter. that's what critics are saying about some routines that are passed off as comedy these days a lot of it on television. is it the cutting edge of social satire or the adult expression of what some children write on sidewalk sidewalks? >> little miss muffet sat on her if you have at the time eating her curds and whey. along came a spider, he sat down beside her, he said, hey, what's in the bowl, bitch. >> dice was dirty. dice's language was filthy. the only thing that made dice d

sean, the last three years, mort than 3,000 iranian students serving this country, is not radical?st doesn't make sense. i mean, it is completely all over the middle east. it's being destroyed. >> anything radical, we are against it. >> how are you against it? i don't understand. >> what about radical christianity or the ones who killed the six muslims in canada? you don't talk the religion. >> of course there is radical islam, you call the saudi'sca radical but not the iranians -- you cannot call your own people back. when you talk about what you said in the opening segment,al obama policy -- we do not want to offend our friends in the middle east such as egypt by calling radical islamics - radical, obama was friends withp the muslim brotherhood who are the real muslims, he was trying to please them. the moderate president of egypt -- >> sean: to identify what is a worldwide threat, radical islamists also kill a lot of muslims, all over europe. all over america, we have seen the devastation of evil in our time which is radical islamic terror. >> it is. they kill other muslims beca

on the wall mort fromart front, inventory is something they've controlled welcoming into this. the online sales up 29%. that's where they have to make up the ground. that was a slightly better than expected number, and that's why shares are jumping on the walmart front. >> how about home depot though? those sales figures were incredible. 5.8% comps versus a 3.7% expectation. the earnings was a beat. the revenue was a beat. raising the dividendividend. they continue to execute. it is one of the best performing stocks of the decade. >> a strong housing market and a decent consumer playing in home depot's favor. >> back to the terry lundgren interview, came back to the same question at the end of the interview. his answer was convincing. he didn't feed the fire of it being a possibility. he said, i can speak about where we are now. we're trying to act as a company in that position, acting stand alone. i don't think he was confident by the end of this year or whenever, whatever time frame you look out, it would be the same. >> i don't know, strategically, what you do in this market

congressman hoekstra did you think mort emphasis will be placed under arrest? >> very possible. they are doing what the president is asking them to d and sending a very car mesge to washington, to the house and senate. if you want to fix immigration and if you don't like what donald trump is doing, work with the president and develop a long-term comprehensive solution to immigration that includes the wall, includes enforcement, includes by the defenders and somewhere along the line, we will deal with the most difficult issues, which are dreamers and some of those individuals had but the message is clear. donald trump is moving ahead and if congress does in fact, he'll go as far as he can with executive orders. people will be frustrated that the pressures on congress and the pressure really on the democrats to stop this. we are not working with donald trump on anything and it's time for democrats to step back and say this president is serious. let's start thinking about legislating and developing solutions. >> one of the things i'm really curious to the congress of the team is do

. >> another one of your mort controversial statements was your hope that donald trump would fire individuals in the state department who have opposed policies that you and he have espoused such as moving the embassy. president trump through his press secretary has said those in the department of state that don't agree with the president's viewpoints should get on board or get out. and has suggested that the typical means of expressing dissent within their department or state are no longer legitimate. you either agree with the president or have no place in the administration which would topple decades of precedent within the department. your statements suggest you agree with that that the president should fire individuals who don't agree with positionening. is that also a statement that you recant and have reversed, would you try to seek the ouster of individuals working for the embassy that don't agree with your viewpoints? >> no, senator. i think any executive has a right to have people that support -- willing to execute his views however they feel. obviously within the state department the