you can't teach an american college these days without wondering if msn schools a space that you wonder when it's going to happen. a student, fellow faculty member or administrator is going to charge you. >> yes. i'm afraid that's true. it still hasn't happened to me happily or too many of my friends at claremont mckenna. you can see that the national trends are bad and they are all moving or mostly moving in that direction. it is a terrible thing because the needs to a kind of -- it invites the kind of self-censorship. and i do hear my colleagues occasionally saying i'm not going to be teaching that topic again because it is just too risky. it's just too hot in the current environment, whether it's because the defense against, you know, income inequality by black lives matter or whatever sort of trendy political movement of the day there is. we are aware of that. professors are aware of that. students are aware of it, too. last november we had some disturbances on this campus. i wrote a piece about it a week later in "the wall street journal" in november. within 48 hours that was over.

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what you want and when you need it but it can also quickly take everything you have and i think that msn when this figure as a young man came to tijuana if transformed him and it's that kind of element to that but he was a kid in a little village and his job was to deliver milk on the milk sans bicycle and i don't know for certain but i think that is what drew his original idea. his parents immigrated to the united states to join his older siblings and they left him with an elderly grandfather and they lost touch, the grandfather died and he had to make a decision. he took a small inheritance from the grandfather and took one bus to the next village and another to the next and so on until he ended up in tijuana and he tried to cross a few different times s in the field buand failed but i, he started to see the commerce of migrants themselves and he was a very studious character very quiet and studied the border and came up with his original idea. >> this will be broadcast on c-span2 and we are grateful for that. what do you want the rest of america to know about the border particularly y

msn we will probably have to move this to a secure hearing at some point. give me one second. i just want to make sure the record is clear. with respect to the canine , is it youre had understanding those are also ssi? >> it is a level of security out there. >> with respect to discussion about body scanners, you're saying that is ssi as well? with the respect to training we discussed, is that also ssi? there is nothing to discuss, really. >> let's discuss that, then. how the cuban authorities train their airport personnel? >> knows her. idea what ise any done for background checks? this anybody in the united states government have an idea of what that is? cirque, thank you sir -- sir, thank you sir. operation to be a 30 of authority of the u.s. code -- >> the you understand if there is any training, what up of training these personnel have? , they are trading undergo background investigations operating in cuba. our inspectors have gone to cuba thathey have ascertained cuba does meet all the standards, including control and >> you mentionks travel documents and i know we spoke

if you look at the bottom of your passport, you will see the p and msn symbol, and then there's a three letter code for your country. one of the swiss members found that as a search tool and it pulled up a lot of the passports in the file. why are passports imported? you don't have to wonder whether this was the right guy or not. there were a lot of created things that as we all corroborated along the way we ended lifting each other out. some of the challenges as marina touched on, as most interesting people go to pretty extreme steps to hide their counts. you're not going to have somebody who says on the front i'm donald trump enterprises. come find my offshore. that's not a good example, he didn't actually have one that we can find at least. ,lmost everything we have found and i think talking with other we can get into this on the q&a if you want any details on the research part of it which i think is really interesting. there arehed on, legitimate uses for this. for instance the one in panama that he signed one of the trump towers, if you are buying one of the trunk -- trump properti

you need pharmacist to produce the msn help us to curb this problem because it is-- let me tell you i have seen it ruined families, ruin lives their guy seen it ruined careers and it is worse than can even be amended-- imagined at this point. i know i have gone over and i apologize. thank you. >> the gentleman from it-- virginia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i will say, mr. mike and i had a series of hearings with the previous congress on us drug policy that included marijuana and it forced me to re-examine some things i thought i do or believed about our drug policy with respect to marijuana the, what is disturbing to be is if there is a gateway drug to heroin, it's opiate prescription drugs, addiction. far more than marijuana. that's why this hearing is so timely. it's affecting every community. every community we represent in this body. it's not a rural phenomenon or urban phenomenon or suburb phenomenon. well, let me ask you, mr. botticelli, how did we get to this point? i mean, i don't want any doctor to leave a patient in pain. serious pain, you know, is a terrible affliction. fi

that is the downside i see msn that maybe the reason he's not doing it. at some point it's going to have to step up because all candidates have in the past. dagen: since the mid-70s. final word on this. when i step back from this, i look at mitt romney because donald trump says i'm undergoing an audit. i'm not going to release returns based on my tax attorney antibiotics done. as a kidney from you go what are you doing? you lost in 2012. can you add a yourself and just be quiet at this point, pastor? >> mitt romney has to be the most frustrating republican in the country because the latter he speaks govinda bartram goes up in the polls showing how are relevant if romney is to the american electoral process. releasing taxes is not a legal requirement. it's a tradition that started after richard nixon's tax problems. i just had the feeling that this time around voters may not be as interested in tax returns as they have been in years previously. you all are the business experts. tax returns tell you a lot. they don't tell you in person's net worth. i think

stocks, which should benefit from weak currency, so this would begin toward consumer staples, energy msnaboutad 10 ats that focus on the u.k., but i always go with watcher weight, look at the stocks and holds a look at the sectors and what they are to be did too. david: what if you wanted to plan etf doing with the european economy and markets? make, theymistake to mistake with europe really means, so vanguard europe etf, bgk, has for $2 million. people may not realize how much they have. on the flipside, the eurozone so there are different types out there. even in international developed , so mostbout 13% u.k. people will feel the shock if there is a brexit. vonnie: the performance of the etf has almost nothing to do with the outcome, right? it looks like the outcome might -- it has more to do with what it looks at the outcome might be. eric: that is right. the key is uncertainty. if we see a lot of volatility, performance could be all over the place. typically, we see the most theon right before referendum or election. occasionally, there will be a relief rally or something after. in j

the party's getting behind and msn for she's still struggling. >> what is he have to do to get everybody? in the spirit were asserted to get endorsement. who is still on the fence and what is he have to do to reach out? and that is way too much play on the ride for. brien has an ideological event that great respect for speaker brien. we're not going to advocate that. we are actually going to get clobbered. my sense is about leadership. who do you want to be commander-in-chief of the military? who can make the tough decisions to get the economy going? my husband did it. i'm going to take his policies. i was right at the height. maria: i want to point out when she's in southern states, she start talking about her house on a lot for people still have some affection for him and she starts using her take southern oxide, which is pretty bad. it started about three months ago i would guess. somebody called iran not just randomly. hey, is there hot sauce in your bag? in terms of fund-raising commit is a need get to that plus billion dollars given what he's been able to do? anthony: you are more

--s just funny to me that especially on msn and the other newscasters, they come out and say, they don't why are people still voting for trump? that if the think house stays in republican hands and the senate that they would be willing to work with this president? president trump. caller: absolutely. -- you havet out seen what has happened with obama. i dislike a lot of the democratic policies that he has initiated. but it is not all his fault. regardless of status quo, politicians republican or democrat, they played the game and they have not allowed obama to do anything that makes the democratic policy look good. a republicann as president and the republicans controlled house and senate, they will work together. you want towhatever say that they are not stupid. oklahoma city, democrats line. joey, hello. caller: how are you doing today? host: well, thank you. caller: i think you do an excellent job. host: thank you. caller: i think everybody needs to take a deep breath and think about -- we have all these media stories. ted cruz and kasich trying to join forces against trump. the story