mrs. watson coleman: thank you. mr. speaker, the establishment of the departmentwide acquisition strategy, as h.r. 1249 requires, has the potential of helping the department achieve cost savings and better use of homeland security resources. i'm particularly pleased that it will assess ways it can better test and acquire innovative technologies. some of the most vexing homeland security challenges can only be fully addressed when d.h.s. partners with innovators, particularly small businesses. i want to congratulate the gentleman, my colleague from pennsylvania, and with that i would urge support of 1249 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i once again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1249, and i want to thank my colleague from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, for her bipartisan leadership on a bill that will surely help keep our country safe, and yield back the balance of my time. the s

mr watson was reacting to claims that the grassroots momentum group which helped make mr corbyn leader, mr corbyn — the labour party? but qmm, h‘ ‘la. 4.7 life's tough for labour on a good day, and this was a bad one. i'm late for a meeting, i'm afraid. as his team gathered together, the party tore itsfliaeatt— and his deputy condemned what he called a new and potentially lethal threat. of a secret plan by the hard left to take control of the labour party, using the members' money from unite the union to organise it threatens our very existence. and it needs to stop. momentum is the party leader's army of loyal e—[figéggéé it's momentum is the party leader's army of loyal fiéfii’é it's leader was of loyal supporters. it's leader was trying to help another leader to succeed jeremy to trying to help another leader to succeed jeremy - to pick succeed jeremy corbyn, to pick left—wing candidates and drop others. it's personal, too. this is the leader's most powerful ally, running for a new term heading can len mccluskey win and help the left tighten its political grip? he has chosen to use his

i now recognize mrs. watson coleman from new jersey. i guess we'll go to mrs. lawrence, michigan. mrs. lawrence: thank you, mr. chair. i want to acknowledge mrs. carr and express my deep condolences for the loss of your son. being from michigan we watched the love, the support, and your advocacy. and just know that as a ichigander, chad's inspirational fight against cancer and your devotion to raising funds and awareness for dipg is remarkable. mrs. carr: thank you very much. mrs. lawrence: so proud of you. not unlike political parties, michigan state and the u of m fans don't often agree on everything, however chad's battle with cancer and your commitment to his continuing legacy has crossed across the fan lines and united spartans and wolverines behind a common cause. cancer research is something that impacts all of us not just democrats or republicans. when the president released his proposed budget, i was devastated to see the draconian cuts being made to n.i.h. in your testimony you discussed the major strides that n.i.h. researchers have made toward cancers such as leukemia.

mr watson was reacting to claims that the grassroots momentum group which helped make mr corbyn leaderal editor john pienaar reports. he keeps saying he loves being leader. but could anyone enjoy that? life's tough for labour on a good day, and this was a bad one. as his team gathered together, the party tore itself apart, and his deputy condemned what he called a new and potentially lethal threat. of a secret nlan—by—the—har—d left 7 7 777 using the members‘ money from unite the union to organise within the party. it threatens our very existence as an electoral force in the land — and it needs to stop. momentum is the party leader's army of loyal supporters. its founder, jon lansman, was recorded guiding members to change labour's rules to help another left—winger succeed jeremy corbyn, to pick left—wing candidates and drop others. so, we may well face an election this year, and that will disrupt some of our plans, but we've still got to plan what we need to do next. and what we need to do next is a number of things to change the nature of the labour party. this is the leader's most p

thank you so very much for the view from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman. really appreciate your understanding of this and your participation today. i see next to you our colleague from the great state of maryland, mr. raskin, listening intently to you and prepared to jump into the fray here. mr. raskin. mr. raskin: thank you very much. nobody takes the speech and debate clause more seriously in this body than you. you speak and debate pretty much every day. that's what the founders wanted us to do, not just come here in kind of a naked exercise of power politics and see who can get more votes but try to learn from each other and engage in a dialogue so we're advancing public policy. it is a pleasure to receive your invitation to join this special order on alzheimer's disease, i'm delighted to join you, i'm also delighted to see at the dais this evening, my friend, congressman smucker from p-a, he's just a freshman, he's already wielding the gavel and i would say, that seat suits you just fine, mr. smucker. congressman fware men dee, i'm the congressperson f

mrs. watson coleman: i wish i could say the republicans are helping the poor and vulnerable, but unfortunately in my home state, republicans have laid out the framework. governor creast tie dealt another blow by seeking to take money from the state's largest health insurer serving over 900,000 medicaid members. they are to protect health care consumers. but, mr. speaker, new jersey is facing uncertainty due tom proposals by congress to roll back medicaid. the threads are clear. and it would raise consumer they stabbed no, ma'am louis their coverage. his budget and republican proposals are prescriptions for disasters. these plans are lazy and ineless and will only result chaos across new jersey and this country. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> permission to address the ouse for one minute. mr. thompson: i rise today to celebrate one of penn state's events a 46-hour dance marathon run was the largest student philanthropy and fights p

watson coleman: mrs. watson coleman: today begins women's history month and i am proud to use this occasion to lift up our achievements, our perseverance, and dedication to a more equal and balanced world. that's why it is so unfortunate that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle and president trump's white house insist on harming women through their stubborn adherence to anti-women policy. one prime example is their assault on the affordable care act. the facts are clear. a.c.a. prohibits charging women more than men for insurance, a.c.a. establishes preventive services to be provided at no extra cost to women. including annual well women exams, breastfeeding support and supplies for new moms. birth control and screening and counseling for domestic and intimate partner violence. 9.5 million previously uninsured women now have coverage through a.c.a. 55 million now have access to vital preventive care at no cost. these are not alternative facts or fake news. if this is the trump republican's gift to us in

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mrs. watson coleman: i want to thank my colleague for yielding me this time. as she said, tomorrow my colleagues and i will show our true intentions in occupying our seats here in congress. will have a chance to stand for the 24 million people who have coverage through the affordable care act. we will have the chance to reject the attacks on the health of women and older americans or force americans to pay more for less. we will have the chance to choose between what's best for all or what's best for some. and we'll choose between right and wrong. changes to the current law proposed in the un-american health care act, also known as the trump act, could result in cuts to benefits, increase costs or reduce coverage for older americans. according to the 2016 medicare trustee report, the medicare part a trust fund is solvent until 2028. this is 11 years longer than predicted in 2009 due in large part to the changes made in the a.c.a. repealing the additional .9% tax payroll tax on higher income workers, as proposed in his new bill, would remove 117.3 billion dolla

watson, mr. holmes.u've already gathered that herman wolf gave you up for the murder of darren azoff. i had a sense. well, what you might not know is that we've also matched your prints to a partial that we lifted off a shell casing at the scene. and we have an audio recording of everything you said and did. yeah, right. you explained "six-packing" to azoff as you were shooting him. it's a long story, you'll have plenty of time to hear it. gregson: our point is, you don't say another word in here, that's fine, we have everything we need. you're going away for a long time. still, the d.a. always prefers confessions, and you do have some leverage to make things go easier. such as? we know you had an accomplice, we'll want his name. we'll also want to know what you did with azoff's body. this obviously isn't your first professional work, mr. vennek. would i be right in thinking that your incarceration might worry some of your previous employers? so now would be a very good time to think about avoiding gener

mr. obama paid a surprise visit to honolulu where judge watson resides. monday perceiving the rulings just coincidence i assure you, i think or at least a little tweet by mr. obama not lost on anyone of us who were seeking some notice of where he was on the day his old classmate made a ruling in his favor. both of these left-wing activist judges went rogue. but they repeat this. they went rogue. they ignored the law. they ignored the constitution. they are the -- ignore the will of the people and they ignored the will of the united states. the constitution by the way gives a person the power to suspend immigration. it is a law and 212 of the u.s. code. maryland judge chang might write that down somewhere. he pointed to mr. trump's quote history public statements, not the order itself to judge watson cited the president quote contemporaneous public statements instead relying on the language of the trump executive order. both judges relied on statements of candidate trump. they completely ignored the president stated authority within the order as well as the

mr. trump's history of public statement and not the order itself. judge watsonhe president's public statements instead of relying on the language of the order. both judges relied on the statements of candidate trump and ignored the law and constitution. and now the trump administration could appeal the hawaii ruling before the notoriously left wing 9th circuit court of appeals and that's the same court that ruled the first vetting order not to hold up as they put it. it was a development that suggest that the activist left judges whether on the 9th court circuit of appeals may have finally gone even for the 9th circuit court of appeals. the most overturned court on the nation. five judges voiced their support fo the legality of president trump's original travel ban in a filing, they wrote this. quote. whatever we as individuals may feel about the president or executive order, the president's decision was well within the powers of the presidency. end quote. the deep state activist left wing judges may be confronted with a counter attack in the court. it is long o

mr. trump said judge derek watson's decision to block the ban was judicial overreach and he pledges to appealon to the u.s. supreme court if necessary. judge watson, meanwhile, is receiving support from across the country, including praise from the attorney general of his own state. >> i don't think that judge watson was necessarily overreaching since there is precedent for the courts to be able to look at the context. context matters. in other words, that is something that the u.s. government has been arguing, which is that the only right thing to do is to look at the four corners of the document to see whether or not there's neutral language. unfortunately for them, the supreme court has disagreed with that proposition and has told judges that the right thing to do is actually to look at what is going on behind the curtain. >> well, meanwhile, five republican appointed judges on the ninth circuit of appeals are signaling their support for the president's new travel ban. this is the same court mr. trump has repeatedly criticized in the past. in the statement, they said, whatever we as indivi

mr. vestergaard. what do you think our divers will find watson, i just left my meeting.hed, so, um, if you'd like me to bring home any food for you... did you think i wouldn't notice? you the one taught me how to coax a confession out of a suspect. hmm? (grunts) isolate. surprise. build a rapport. you didn't think i knew what you were doing? shinwell... (grunts) no, you gonna listen to me now. you want to know who killed jameel? huh? sbk killed jameel. leadership cut a deal with a rival gang, and in exchange for a cease-fire, the gangs agreed to work together to raise the price of the drugs they were pushing. jameel's death was a condition. he had taken up with the ex-girlfriend of one of the other gang's lieutenants. so he had to go. (grunts, coughs) sbk asked a friend to do it... but they lied. they told his friend that he was a traitor. they tricked him. you looking for someone who killed one person. sbk kills dozens of people a year. their drugs ruin thousands of lives, but don't nobody care. they don't get press. they're not clever. they're not fun. they're just evi

mr. vestergaard. what do you think our divers will find when they go to that spot? watson, i just left my meeting.shed, so, um, if you'd like me to bring home any food for you... did you think i wouldn't notice? you the one taught me how to coax a confession out of a suspect. hmm? (grunts) isolate. surprise. build a rapport. you didn't think i knew what you were doing? shinwell... (grunts) no, you gonna listen to me now. you want to know who killed jameel? huh? sbk killed jameel. leadership cut a deal with a rival gang, and in exchange for a cease-fire, the gangs agreed to work together jameel's death was a condition. he had taken up with the ex-girlfriend of one of the other gang's lieutenants. so he had to go. (grunts, coughs) sbk asked a friend to do it... but they lied. they told his friend that he was a traitor. they tricked him. you looking for someone who killed one person. sbk kills dozens of people a year. their drugs ruin thousands of lives, but don't nobody care. they don't get press. they're not clever. they're not fun. they're just evil. are you done? no. there's something you need to

mrs. carr. i yield my time. >> i recognize miss watson coleman from new jersey. i guess ms. lawrence of michigan. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to acknowledge miss carr and express my deep condolences for your son. being from washington we watched the love, support and fight. as a michigander, raising the awareness is amazing. >> thank you very much. >> i'm very proud of you. >> not everyone often agrees on everything but chad's battle with cancer and your commitment to his continuing legacy has crossed cross the fan lines and united funds and wolverines behind a common cause. cancer research is something that impacts all of us, not just democrats or republicans. when the president released his proposed budget, i was devastated. corian cuts made to nih. in your testimony, you discussed the major strides that nih researchers have made towards cancers such as leukemia. as you noted, 40 years ago leukemia had a 10% survival rate. today the survival rate is almost 90%. that represents just one of the countless medical achievements that have been made as a result of funding to n

in part of the ruling tonight, judge derrick watson sited questionable national security evidence as part of his and did not accept statements by mr. trump about bunning muslims should be disregarded. the plainly worded statements made in the months leading up to the executive order and in many cases made by the executive himself betrayed the executive orders stated secular purpose. nancy pelosi says yet another judge found that the true unconstitutional purpose of president trump's muslim ban is revealed and the hateful rhetoric and plrejudice that dominated his campaign. >> four that committed cyber crimes against the u.s. the indictment charges two members of the fsb, successor to the kgb hired criminal hackers. it says they stole information on more than 500 million yahoo user accounts in a massive hacking attack in 2014. three of those indicted are on the run for now. >> you can try and hide in the corners of mark web but we will hunt you down. we will expose you and bring you to justice. the fbi has a long reach and a longer memory. >> the fbi that worked with yahoo says the investigation took several years because it was a

judge derek watson says the 90-day pause on issuing visas from six muslim countries amounts to religious discrimination. the judge says he can't turn a blind eye to mr. trump's campaign statements and intention to ban all muslim immigration. so for now, nothing changes. the original executive order was already blocked so the u.s. will continue granting visas from the six countries. no comment from the white house but the government will almost certainly appeal. >> pete williams with that breaking news tonight, thank you. >>> let's circle back to the top story the yahoo! hacking case. with the serious cyber breaches we're seeing that seem to be happening more and more often, how do you protect yourself from criminal hackers after your personal information? nbc's gabe gutierrez has strategies you need to know. >> reporter: there's no indication the russian hackers used the stolen user information to commit mass identity fraud and prosecutors say they only spied on specific high-value targets. instead they launched spam marketing schemes which may have caused some people to see unwanted ads. but it's all raising questions about the safety of all email

in part of the ruling tonight, judge derrick watson sited questionable national security evidence as part of his rational and did not accept statements by mr. trump about bunning muslims should be disregarded. the plainly worded statements made in the months leading up to the executive order and in many cases made by the executive himself betrayed the executive orders stated secular purpose. nancy pelosi says yet another judge found that the true unconstitutional purpose of president trump's muslim ban is revealed and the hateful rhetoric and plrejudice that dominated his campaign. >> four that committed cyber crimes against the u.s. the indictment charges two members of the fsb, successor to the kgb hired criminal hackers. it says they stole information on more than 500 million yahoo user accounts in a massive hacking attack in 2014. three of those indicted are on the run for now. >> you can try and hide in the corners of mark web but we will hunt you down. we will expose you and bring you to justice. the fbi has a long reach and a longer memory. >> the fbi that worked with yahoo says the investigation took several years because it was a

derek watson was appointed by president obama as a federal judge in 2013, something i'm sure mr. trump will bring up. >> but confirmed unanimously. >> yes. i think another argument that the trump administration will lodge against this is if you're going to discriminate against muslims why would you only apply this to six muslim countries? why not ban all muslims? they're foipg to say this is a limited targeted ban on countries that don't have a good vetting process for people who try to enter the united states. on the other hand, the most damaging thing in this opinion i think is rudolph giuliani's quotation saying ta trump asked him how do we do a legal muslim ban? it sounds like this was planned to ban muslims as opposed to only potential terrorists. >> professor dershowitz, what options does the white house have here now? >> i don't think they can go back now and say we're going to do a third effort. i think they have to litigate and litigate hard. i think they're going to ask for an expedited appeal to the ninth circuit to try to get this case to the supreme court. they would

judge watson has received a lot of criticism from legal scholars including those on the left for using mr. trump's campaign rhetoric to justify his ruling. famed liberal attorney alan dershowitz said, ultimately, he thinks the courts will side with the white house. different purpose, was originally designed by president obama. so how can you say that the inclusion of the six countries on the list was motivated by what mr. trump said when he was candidate trump? that's just not good legal analysis. >> reporter: late yesterday the justice department filed a motion with judge watson asking him to reconsider his decision to block the president's order as a whole and to allow some portions to remain in effect such as the temporary suspension of the u.s.' refugee program. that's what a federal judge in maryland did in his ruling this week blocking the ban on new visas for six muslim-majority countries but allowing the government to enforce the remaining portions of the order. the justice department filed the notice late friday that it still plans to appeal that decision to the 4th circuit court

mr. president. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, my name is watson. >> welcome back to "hardball" president trump hashis week. i don't think he wants that one. when the president makes statements without factual basis, he claimed illegal voting and wiretapping and ted cruz' father was involved in the jfk killing. let's look at previous statements son such topics. >> do you think that talking about millions of illegal votes is dangerous to this country. >> >> no, not at all. not at all, because many people feel the same way i do. >> you tweet, the former administration, wiretapped me, surveiled me at trump tower during the last election. how did you find out? you said i just find out. how did you learn about that? >> well, i have been reading about things. what were they doing with lee harveyswald shortly before the death the shting, it's horrible. >> well in his "time" interview, the president doubled down, what do you say that i have to apologiz apologize? i'm quoting the newspaper when i quoted the judge the other day. when asked if these things affect his credibility, i can't be doing so badly, yo

mr. trump said when he was candidate trump? that's just not good legal analysis. >> reporter: late friday the justice department filed a motion with judge watson reconsider his decision to block the president's order as a whole and to allow some portions to remain in effect such as the temporary suspension of the us refugee program. that's what federal judge in maryland did in his ruling this week. blocking the ban on new visas for six muslim majority countries allowing the government to enforce the remaining parts of the order. the justice department filed a note late friday as well it still plans to appeal that decision. the white house will do the same in hawaii and anywhere unelse it's challenged. garrett tenney, nos fox news. >>> u.s. congressman from pennsylvania is making a first tonight. scott perry holding a live town hall meeting. he's the only pennsylvania republican house member to hold live town hall since president trump took office. >> that's how it went. congressman perry facing a feisty crowd near harrisburg. fielding questions about health care, climate change, immigration and more. some people expressed some concern about th

to interpret the constitution, and this week judge watson in hawaii has received a lot of criticism including from legal scholars on the left for using mr. trump's remarks on the campaign trail in his ruling. this morning on fox and friends alan dershowitz explained why. >> the list, although for a different purpose, was originally designed by president obama. so how can you say that the inclusion of the six countries on the list was motivated by what mr. trump said when he was candidate trump? that's just not good legal analysis. >> reporter: and the justice department has indicated it still plans to appeal the rulings of the federal judges in both maryland and hawaii but, remember, there could still be legal challenges to the president's executive order that could come up in between now and then. kelly? kelly: all right. garrett tenney from washington with, thanks. >> reporter: you got it. laura: and secretary of state rex tillerson in the middle of his tour of asia, arriving in china this morning for a couple of days. >> since the historic opening of relations between our two countries more than 40 years ago, the u.s./china relations

mr. chairman. >> thank the gentlemen. now recognize the gentlewoman from new jersey ms. watson-coleman. >> thank you very much. first of all to the zapata family, please accept my condolences. it's difficult to be revisiting this so many years later. mr. hoer wits, this is basically for you in light of the recent reporting of the atf tobacco diversion case, i would like to ask about this status of the recommendations in the ig's audit of atf's churning operations. the audit was released in 2013? >> that's correct. >> how many of these recommendations are now closed out? >> we made 17 recommendations and all 17 are now closed out. >> good to hear. so and there is no need for a followup then? >> well, there might have been, but we are informed as the acting director said in his testimony that the atf shut down their operations. at this point -- >> i want to tell that we appreciate the work you do and how important your function is and having said that i would like to kind of bring us up to date on some questions that i seems like every day there's a new revelation about the contacts between this president's campa

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judge derek watson says the 90 day pause the order called for on issuing visas from six countries amounted to religious discrimination. the judge says he cannot turn a blind eye to mrtrump's statements during the campaign calling for a ban on all muslim immigration. the judge says any reasonable objective observer would conclude that the travel restrictions were drawn up to disfavor a particular religion. he says the reason the government gave protecting national security is secondary to the purpose of blocking the entry of muslims. so for now nothing changes. the original executive order was already blocked. this means the u.s. will continue granting visas to people from the six countries named in the order, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen. when the government appeals the case it will go back to the same appeals court in san francisco that upheld the ban on be the first executive order. ayman. >> pete williams, thanks for that report. >>> two more additions to the president's national security teen. dina powell has been named deputy director of national security. she'll focus on long-term issues. she will continue to work with ivanka trump and derek

watson coleman: first of family,he zapata please accept my condolences i know it is difficult to revisit this years later. mr. hurwitz, this is basically for you. in light of the recent reporting of the atf, i would like to ask about the status of the recommendation in the audit of atf's turning operations. the order was released in 2013? >> that is correct. >> how many of these recommendations are closed out? .> all 17 are closed out >> there is no need for a follow-up than. >> there might've been but we are informed as the acting director said, the atf has shut down there operation. there would be nothing for us. >> we appreciate the work that you do and how important your function is. i would like to bring us up-to-date with questions i have it seems like every day there is a new revelation about the contacts between this president's campaign and his administration, and his associates and family with russian officials. advisor, carter page travel to moscow. it was denied but it was admitted. we have indications that there have been interactions between page and roger stone, paul manafort, coughlin and now

judge derek watson says the 90-day pause on issuing visas from the six muslim countries amounts to religious discrimination. the judge says he can't turn a blind eye to the statements mr. trump made during the campaign about wanting to ban all muslim immigration. so the original executive order was already blocked. the u.s. will continue granting visas from the six countries involved. no comment from the white house, chris, but the government will almost certainly appeal and go back to where the first one did, to the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >> well, wouldn't expect any good luck for the president on that second effort, the same arena. anyway, thank you, pete williams. you know your stuff. thanks for coming on with the latest. >>> coming up, the doe apameepaf justice charges russian spies for a hack against yahoo!. we'll get the latest on that and what the russians are up with yahoo!. a lot of this stuff. >>> and david k. johnston who obtained donald trump's 2005 tax return. he's coming here. >>> and house speaker paul ryan is doing his best to link president trump and the white house to the republicans' embattled health care plan. if ryan's pl

watson coleman: first of family,he zapata please accept my condolences i know it is difficult to revisit this years later. mr. hurwitz, this is basically for you. in light of the recent reporting of the atf, i would like to ask about the status of the recommendation in the audit of atf's turning operations. the order was released in 2013? >> that is correct. >> how many of these recommendations are closed out? .> all 17 are closed out >> there is no need for a follow-up than. >> there might've been but we are informed as the acting director said, the atf has shut down there operation. there would be nothing for us. >> we appreciate the work that you do and how important your function is. i would like to bring us up-to-date with questions i have it seems like every day there is a new revelation about the contacts between this president's campaign and his administration, and his associates and family with russian officials. advisor, carter page travel to moscow. it was denied but it was admitted. we have indications that there have been interactions between page and roger stone, paul manafort, coughlin and now

mr. explosion at offices imf world bank one person slightly injured after he opening envelope we will bring very latest developments as they come in, live, from paris, this morning. eat celebrity photo hack emma watsondetails there millennials moving out of parents basement? study shows they are buying homes in surprising places, we will tell you where, federal reserve decision to raise triple digits driving markets rier, dow industrials up 50 points right now, and we've got strength across indices in u.s. and europe begins a across the board in europe ft 100 right now hitting all-time high, record high in ft a gain of 70 points, all the majors off about 1% in europe, and in asia overnight, markets posted gains after federal reserve decision, as you see there hang seng, big performer there up 2%, check out this picture a goldfish, in a wheelchair. how device is helping fish stay underwater. >> democrats disarray president trump speaking at rally in nashville last night watch. election viory, >> the law and the constitution, givethe president the power to suspend immigration when he deems or she, or she, fortunately will not be hillary she, when he or she deems it to be in the national interest of ou

watson further blocking the government from restricting foreign travelers from six middle eastern countries claiming it discriminates against muslims. yesterday, celebrating women's empowerment. first lady melania trump delivering the key speech. in washington, d.c. mrsnd supporting women. >> these women are extraordinary examples of reaching within to find the courage that lies inside us all. to change the world. abby: and her husband, president trump backing that sentiment. >> only by enlisting the full potential of women in our society will would he be truly able to -- you have not heard this expression before, make america great again. [cheers and applause] abby: a pretty powerful moment yesterday. did you guys watch that? any of the speech with melania it was pretty powerful. steve: thank you, abby. meanwhile a massachusetts state representative warns illegals about rumored ice raids that were supposed to happen yesterday. our next guest is the sheriff in her state. and he has a message for her that she is not going to like. he's next. brian: this professor watched first class passenger give up seat for uniform soldier then tweeted that about him. he said i want to vomit. now he is getting schooled online. ♪ i don't need your reason ♪ don't tell

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