losing afghanistan, this routine goes back to 2001, the reality is, since the beginning of the obama ministration up to now, the war in afghanistan has claimed the lives of almost 30,000 civilians, injured more than 50,000 civilians, the tele- band currently controls or contests about 45% of afghanistan's districts, more territory today than it any .2 thousand one, despite 16 years of nationbuilding and throwing resources of the problem, afghanistan's government remains more corrupt the 90% -- 96% of all countries, the number of bombs dropped in afghanistan, in early 2018 was the highest it has been since 2013, suicide attacks went up 50%, and insurgent attacks overall tripled in 2017. in short, the 2 existing ones, so little check on specified targets, geography and time, that these ventures can impose enormous costs, wide-ranging consequences, without triggering much pushback from congress. >>> all of this effort, manpower, allocation of resources, all of these usually consequential and often devastating policies are justified as measures to mitigate the terrorist threat. and given all the terr

fact, the joint comprehensive plan of action according to of the obama ministration was a political commitment not a treaty. neither is any president after president obama including president trump legally bound by the iran deal. under the jcp '08 iran has gone on a shopping spree spending money not on its own domestic needs but instead on supporting terrorists and dictators. what do iraq syria and lebanon hold in for lebanon. it gives it at clear direct path to israel. fact three the iran regime wants to destroy israel they have only fanned the flames of violence in the middle east to serve its own hateful, tremulous agenda. i told someone just this past sunday that israel is a malignant cancerous tumor in the west asian region that has to be removed and eradicated. it is possible and it will happen. the administration has laid out 12 reasonable requirements for a new deal with iran which include iran and he is support for terrorist organizations there are certainly different seasons in our political beliefs here. i, my republican colleague in the trump administration and many of my democrati

it was because of the obama >>ministration's policy. ecretary johnson: we expanded family detention and issue ointo the florez case, which ya mentioned moment ago. i disagreed them with the ruling in that case because i tr nk that our bpatrol and our immigration enforcement people need those tools available to deal with situations like this, but it's the m sheerter of numbers, chris. itight now we have family detention capability for about three or 4,000 people and you've got over a thousand migrants crossing the border aay in central america. even if you emptied it out completely, it would fill back up in a matter of days. this is not an easy problem, which is why we need to invest andress the underlying causes. >> chris: thank you, thanks for joining us today. always good to talk to you. up next we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the a pond politics of illegal immigration period, plus wlit would you to ask the pan about president trump advising republicans to put off immigration reform until after the midterms? go to twitter or facebook,, @foxnewssundayd we may use your ques

jane: you dealt with this sort of thing under the obama t ministration. how difficult is solve when poverty is in flux and there is no political solution in sight? >>onhe united states immigra issue is such a thorny and complicated hotbed issue. iit could be solved quickwe could reach a political compromise. but you have one third of the country that wants to remove everybody from the u.s., one third that wants to let everyone stay. it makes it difficult for thosmi people in thle to reach an agreement. jane: we did hear the president talking about the need for greater border security, but when you have families coming from other countries i mexico, how do you fix the problem further down the line? >> this is a problem, in my opinion, with the president's overall approach of isolating the uned states. one of the key ways to combat this is wi international partners in mexico. it's to go to the source of the lem in central america. what has been happening the last five years in the united states isur not a sy crisis. the security on the southwestern border h

as we examine the policy questions faced by the obama ministration and this congress during the 2016 campaign, it is evident that in many ways we were caught flat footed at the outset. our collective response was inadequate to meet russia's escalation. at the end of the day, it is hard to see the russian influence campaign as anything but a success of vladimir putin. today is about learning from these past missteps. we all know going forward we have to do better. i want to stipulate up front there are far too many monday morning quarterbacks around these days. however looking back, we should not have been surprised about how far russia was willing to go. the flashing signals were all over there. allies in the baltics and eastern europe have long experienced aggressive russian cyber attacks and disinformation campaigns. ukraine in many ways was a test that for many of these tactics we saw in our own elections. a first-hand witness to the weaponization of leaks in 2014 when private conversations were intercepted and released. separately, i believe we profoundly missed the mark in track

if no one in the obama ministration ever thought about that it would be silly to get that.he big thing we have going for us right now. they have to try to deal with that in the interim. the border patrol have been doing the job very well. and then that meg gratian is illegal migration. so it will happen then. 50,000 a month sneaking in. what were behind those things. as a slight increase over last year. if you look at 2000 they were crazy in 2000. 1.5million arrest. families traveling together. the other problem is they are all creating an asylum. so the backlogs had formed. and then had to end up releasing people to wait for that hearing. the frustration that you must of been felt is that you could recommend this uncertain number of people have to go. they are handed over to local authorities. the problem was just compounded. what does ice do in the meantime. there is not much you can do. i think it just comes with the territory. the folks there are kind of used to it by now. thank you for doing it yours. the former acting director. not an easy job. no matter what you do i

>> it's cupcake, i worked for the aclu in the obama ministration, voter id laws, this is really different, and it is different because campaigns do things that are not nice all the time, if a democratic campaign reminded trump folders -- voters, of all the moral failings, is that demobilization or not? >> is not the easiest thing to figure out whether a message actually does it, but let's assume that we can find a way to define it, because that is a matter of serious concern, that is easier to affect you said, so that might be an area for us to pursue in terms of any kind of regulation in this very complex space that we are in right now?>> that might be right, i am not a regulatory expert. in terms of first amendment issues and so forth, if i were to ask somebody who were they were voting for, and they said president trump, don't vote for them, i would really rather you don't vote, it doesn't seem to me that is a form of voter suppression. >> we are basically talking about people pain to suppress votes, steve bennett was running an operation where clients could request voter suppression m

the obama ministration believed russia was on our side. in syria. and when the russians said, was secretary lavrov told secretary kerry there was no military solution in syria, lavrov was lying about that. we know that russia does not have our best interest at heart. on the korean peninsula. i think the president knows that and i think secretary pompeo will be great as well the new director of cia, gina haspel which is a subject matter expert on russia. the key ran over the intelligence community furnishing the president with the intelligence he needs to he will be in the know about what russia and vladimir putin 's real intentions are. the best leverage we have against north korea is by pushing this bilateral relationship that we enjoy right now with the north koreans. i think the presidents meeting yesterday with kim yong-chol, that was extra nearly important. those are the relationships i think that negotiations really depend upon. we saw secretary pompeo who visited north korea twice. met with kim yong-chol two times there. essentially deliver a

this is a significant problem according to multiple administrations not just the trumpet ministration but the obama administration before that children are coming over in the hands of human smugglers and traffickers typically what happens is this is a lengthy process roughly fifty percent are reunited with their families another forty percent with their relatives that ten percent get absorbed into the u.s. foster care system so it's expected that the numbers could be similar as this plays out but it's a very time consuming process and in the midst of all of this there is no real solution moving forward because we still have members of congress disagreeing about the best approach moving forward so politically speaking kimberly what's happening around this. well we had been expecting that there would be a significant vote in the house of representatives on this so-called compromise bill a bill that democrats at least some it had seemed to support but we're hearing now that that vote has been pushed off until friday as well there was another vote in the house of representatives on an immigration bill

ministrations. under presidents obama and bush, icderal authorities typically released families awaiting the decision of an immigration judge, a policy hard-liners e.iticized as "catch and release." the trump administration ended this approach. in april, attorney general jeff cessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy that refers everyone caught at the border to federal criminal prosecution. that's where the separation happens. children can't stay with parents in a federal jail. >> this administration has taken a decision to apply the law in its most extreme fashion. te reporter: doris meissner is a senior fellow at the migration policy institute, a non-partisan think-tank based in washington. she has served both republican and democratic administrations. >> they're deciding to prosecute everybody that then leads to the need to separate families. the blame should be assigned to the trump administration's recent decisions. n> reporter: more than 11,400 migrant kids are currently in federal custody. and elaine, that number has surged by another 2,400 children in the past six weeks since the eeackdown

the counselor has gotten up and going, started slowing in the obama ad ministration and in the first part of the trumpet magician but now it is up and going. which projects are treated as osd project? as one federal decision projects? >> the one federal decision contest establishes essentially a governmentwide goal of two years. excuse me. we are endeavoring to address that through our processes, recognizing of course the roles of the other entities involved in that as well. >> okay, get back to me on how you are identifying watch illnesses which projects are available. my time has expired. >> i look forward to a follow- up. >> thank you for being here today. >> thank you senator mccormick, senator master? >> senator chair which is madam chair, i will allow mycology or to go ahead of me. >> thank you, i have a commitment. thank you, senator. i appreciate it. first, i am sorry that senator gardner isn't here, he raised the issue of lng exports, this isn't a question, i just went on the -- want on the record, and gravely concerned that we don't get into experts to the point where it is

when tammy altman came out and said and asked the sec under the obama and ministration said give us examplesof when the sec has gone after companies for using the share buybacks to engage in price manipulation mary jo said something along the lines we don't have the capacity to do that we don't know how much is being traded on a daily basis under these share buyback programs. this is by any measure an absurd safe harbor. it should be revised and at least the report sharing on the daily volumes of so we can allow the sec to do its job and whether or not companies are satisfied with safe harbor. there are other issues on the table and everything from changing the tax stream of top capital game so you take long-term holdings much more preferably than shorter moldings and i think this jimmy diamond and warren buffett op-ed is powerful, not just from the calling for but who is calling for it. as we heard earlier there doing quarterly guidance and i think that is interesting. >> how does that distinguish from quarterly reporting? so that the audience understands. >> you are saying this is how much

obama are right i have to say. now rachel maddow have you know how many town or murder me man. according to immigration lawyer and you free like so much else in immigration this is ministration as taking weapons that obama's folks loaded and left on the table on the way out and then they picked these weapons up and started firing and that's what's happened here is true that's why immigration activists actually gave obama the dubious title of deporter in chief that israel you know well and i'm pretty sure trump you know has taken over that title with flying colors he's also managed to acquire the title of smells like a hot dog water even after bathing not in the hot dog water. in chief just. what do you do with all the. children from their parents when you put it in a shell company in delaware of course but that may be changing for more on this let's go to our truth mcgill. i think you shouldn't delaware three things tax free shopping. malls and to sit in the traffic behind a car we're calvin's pissing on at these colors don't run sticker but shady politicians and business owners know the shopping isn't the only thing that's tax free in delaware it's where they go to create shel

permanent subcommittee on investigations the permanent subcommittee on investigations the obama i'm administered ministration ration to took an extra effort in twenty sixteen to extra effort in twenty sixteen to assist assist i ran ran it in recoup recouping printing previously obviously saying sanctioned oil rail revenue revenues that was that were stranded in overseas a camera stranded in an overseas account after their rainy and nuclear not after their rainy and nuclear deal we'll went into went into effect to affect twenty fifty fifty fifty three the report support says that it does the administration astray should action actually mislead misled led controversy regarding the us regarding those those efforts and efforts and president president trouble trouble as well as we all know no crittle criticize the size the agreement calling it calling it get horrible in ones horrible in one side a side it has wood has withdrawn drawn from them from the i really iran nuclear nuclear deal or deal but now but now european o. european seeing senior officials in your officials have led to have led at the top of it all

jeff stacy is a former state department official who served in the obama administration he says the donald trump and ministrations setting a dangerous precedent right before the meeting with kim german i think this absolutely is without precedent we would have to dig back very far in several hundred year history of u.s. relations with foreign governments allies or adversaries even adversaries you don't speak like this to them and this is canada this is our northern neighbor we have more trade relations with canada than any other country it's absolutely preposterous and unfortunately it's not only negative in that sense but we also have very serious strategic issues at play related to iran related to north korea all of these issues are linked our allies are now questioning whether the u.s. is a safe reliant allied leader of the alliance as it used to be in fact this is disappointing because he's now headed to singapore for a very very serious high stakes level meeting with a major adversary of the western alliance in the u.s. in particular. starting with japan its closest ally in the pacific and if you absolutely

occurred during president obama's tenure however those were reportedly much rarer and did not constitute a systemic policy as opposed to the one promulgated by the trumpet ministration human labor rights lawyer daniel kovalchuk has his own commentary on the issue. obama was the deporter and sheet of forty three million people and yes obama was putting people in cages in fact we saw the picture went viral that a democrat tweeted of the kids in a cage it turned out as you two thousand and fourteen under obama but there is a double standard people were ok with this when obama was doing it and they don't like trial so they're not ok with him doing that one republican senator from oklahoma has said russian bazza spreading dissent online are the blame for the controversy here is what my guest to had to say about that issue. people in this country from all walks of life were you know on the air any loser eric the idea of our kid being wrenched away from this terrible it's only acceptable we didn't need russia bots to tell us that that's just ridiculous kind of keeping with us or russian bought them or not being a russian bought actor peter fonda who is known for being an a

he also tweeted his a ministration has done a much better job in immigration then the obama administration >>> coming up more immigration outrage tonight. the bay area military compound that could turn into a tent city for almost 50,000 immigrants. plus. the queen... crowned tonight.. in the north bay.. at the annual "world's ugliest dog competition." you ugly! tonight women in saudi arabia - can finally get behind the wheel of a car. the country lifted its controversial ban on female drivers today. the historic moment will now rom needing >>> women in saudi arabia can finally get behind the wheel of the car. the country lifted its controversial ban on female drivers today. the historic moment will free women from needing to use public transportation or to hire a driver to get around. >> it is a historical date. i'm so excited that i can drive myself around. and not have to wait for a driver. i am speechless to be honest. >> it is an opportunity for more women to join the workforce as drivers and possibly boost the saudi arabia and economy. >>> u.s. navy is looking for places to set up det

was a policy instituted in the bush administration and continued in the obama administration however both of those of ministrations did not enforce it that often they would only do so in the case of extreme situations in this instance the trump administration since the spring has been forcing it at every opportunity that can now we're punishing the children of illegal immigrants for the sins of their parents and it's no fault of their own and immoral now people held rallies across the united states on thursday to say that families belong together these pictures are from los angeles where protesters chanted you are not alone outside of the detention center so let us know what you think about this policy of separating migrant children from their families and let us know if your country has a similar policy can share your thoughts as always using the hash tag a.j. news great or message me directly i'm anderson. andrew thank you very much for that migration is also at the center of tensions between france and italy french president demanding michael accuse italy's new populist government as being quote irresponsible f

ministration. >> as well as during the obama administration. >> absolutely. i think he escalated in order to deescalate. escalate in order to plateau with a nucle capability. i think his strategy is to see toat he can get out of the summit anee what the united states, south korea and china are going to relax the pressure on him and allow him to retain this nuclear capability r, i think, years to come. >> you were, of course, the head of the country's best-known intelligence service, and you'vc ccused the president of not only lyiy,ng routin intentionally refueling divisions and degrading institutions but,io wrote on march 17 on twitter e when the full extent of your vinality, moral turpitude and corruption ycomes known you will taur place in the dust pinf history. ere are some who are a little uncomfortable with your criticism. the pele who say you are partisan, don't they have a >> i'm not a republican or a democrat and i have been roundly condemned by republica and democrats over the years and i call it like i see it. on that mach 17th tweet, this was the d

the trumpet ministration by enforcing this policy it's actually not a lot of the sanders claims that it is this was a policy institute in the bush administration and continued in the obama administration however both of those administrations did not enforce it that often they would only do so in the case of extreme situations in this instance the trumpet ministrations since the spring has been forcing it at every opportunity that can now we're punishing the children of illegal immigrants for the sins of their parents and it's no fault of their own and immoral i think that trumps base itself will stick by him it anything no matter what he does be it north korea or shooting somebody on fifth avenue with your family set but when it comes to independence and voters who could swing an election toward democrats in november or toward the democratic nominee and two thousand and twenty they are very turned off by this so the president callousness and cold hearted ness is not helping he said and making the excuse well it's the law and paul ryan saying well let's have a legislative fix but it's not going to be fixed legislatively the president canopy wants not enforce this particu

i spent the last 24 hours speaking to members of previous ministrations who made deals with the north koreans, clinton, bush, obama administration. and they have unanimously, and of course democrats and republicans. nums concern is the -- unanimous concern that we expressed here on any of the issues that the trump administration said itself. we are key going into this. even the most basic step of cataloging north korea's nuclear weapons not taken which is the most basic step. this is what we have and therefore, you can be in discussion as to how you get rid of them. senator graham has been a cagey operator here. very tough on north korea. willingo give the president leeway here, respecting the moves that they're taking. but he said this will be defining for president trump if north korea makes a fool of him and keeps nuclear weapons there. i thought he threw something of a own there for the president. >> taking a quick break. speaking of remarkable steps, the hollywood style movie trade that the president played for kim jong-un. we now know who's behind it. and sadly, information that officials were trying to keep

offenses did not start with the trumpet ministration the same detention policy that had already been applied at border crossings during former president obama's tenure for reaction from both sides of the issue my colleague spoke with under bernald professor of urban studies at queens college and steve malzberg conservative t.v. and radio host. first of all it's not true that all these people who are arrested for just crossing the border they're arrested for illegally crossing the border there are a point of entry where they could come and see clinical asylum but these these people if in fact they are of families and not you know sex traffickers are others who come with children a way to break the u.s. law by entering and crashing the border illegally and despite the fact that they're looking for a better life to chile they know the risks involved and that might be that they are separated from their children if they go in illegally even if they're doing it legally which oftentimes just the racism that you hear from people like sean. to be counterparts here in the case of these people coming to united states it's not quite as simple as just hav

the espionage act was essentially an obama administration nearly sometimes quarterly event winner is in fact the first person to be prosecuted by the trumpet ministration for leaking classified information for those unfamiliar with the case when or was charged with espionage by the u.s. government for handling and handing over a secret u.s. intelligence report to the online news site the intercept the report based primarily on intelligence analysts judgments focused on medaled or on the allegedly russian meddling in u.s. voting systems specifically on accusations toward russian military intelligence for their alleged hacking of a u.s. voting software supplier and sending your phishing e-mails to election officials for her plea agreement winner will serve sixty. months in prison and three years of supervised release joining us now to discuss yet another life affected by the u.s. government's use of the espionage act is former cia whistleblower and co-host of latin parents public radio john kiriakou welcome john things good to see you again john i know it doesn't snow you're in the worst way just awful john i mean obviously you followed this case because

important point only the obama administration the world large number of people who have regular contact with journalists and leaks regularly all under the trumpet ministration there's been a huge effort like with every american government to appoint new people into those posts it is pretty difficult to appoint him to those posts simply because simply because they've been delays in terms of approvals and we've had a lot of people from the obama administration who remained in and then the allegation combs that these are the people who were leaking this is something that needs to be dealt with it's something that i've deeply concerned about i think it's something that absolutely the f.b.i. mostly something about but the suggestion the suggestion that this is donald trump turning over journalists look i don't mean to be rude but in russia the president content of a journalist in america he really calms the critics say you know it's kind of leading this war on the lakers others they say well it's been around for a long time and barack obama did it to quite quiet for a long time i mean where did this all begin. well yes but i think what we need to be clear about

of the trumpet ministration by enforcing this policy it's actually not a lot of the sanders claims that is this was a policy institute in the bush administration and continued in the obama administration however both of those administrations did not enforce it that often they would only do so in the case of extreme situations in this instance the trumpet ministrations since the spring has been forcing it at every opportunity that can now we're punishing the children of illegal immigrants for the sins of their parents and it's no fault of their own and immoral what is the rest to think that the trumpet ministration is going to start losing the support of some core voters for example there are religious groups who have formed a basic part of of support for the trump administration who are coming out against this before precisely the reasons that you've just mentioned. well i think that trump's base itself will stick by him it anything no matter what he does be it north korea or shooting somebody on fifth avenue it's you famously said but when it comes to independents and voters who could swing an election toward democrats in november or toward the democratic nominee in tw

ministration. we should assess it the way we would obama or bush or anyone else, so i think unfortunately it will be in very parse in reaction to wetter-- whatever comes out of it so what we can hopefully do is put some analysis to its. one last point, just as when we saw a lot of experts who looked at the inter- korean summit and pointed out the similarities or even the plagiarism from previous agreements, which north korea repeatedly violated, i think, it's up to us to point out where especially if they are declarations of something new and historic and had never been done before to raise our hands and say paragraph two sounds like paragraph six of the agreed framework so that breaking new ground. if we have any questions across the panel? >> may i add there will be mitigating factors. there will be factors that would -- even if nothing happens in the next six months in terms of actual denuclearization. what kind of events or factors? pageantry will go on. i would not be surprised if kim jong-un visits vladimir putin in moscow in the next few months. i would not be surprised if he holds a summit m

happening then with obama presiding over it now children were actually being separated from their parents and the outrage was in response to a very real policy from the trumpet ministration but it's important to take a deep breath and learn all the facts and not let every sensational heart wrenching image be taken at face value in the pop and artsy new york legal and media analysts lionel told us these latest cases illustrate just how far journalistic standards have phone when you have organizations news organizations that don't merely. obfuscate the facts or exaggerate or do anything to give the wrong impression or are biased but when they. when they show pictures that are five years old or pictures that aren't what they appear to be or pictures of children who are not unaccompanied that's called. that's a distortion it's not well it's truly fake nudes that's a roundup of today's top headlines for this hour and saturday's world cup highlights but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all of those stories and much more thanks for tuning in . that's sort of see i. told you. guys just financial survival. when customers go buy your j

happening then with obama presiding over it now children were actually being separated from their parents and the outrage was in response to a very real policy from the trumpet ministration but it's important to take a deep breath learn all the facts and not let every sensational heart wrenching image be taken at face value in the pop and r. t. new york legal or media or our list long will told us these latest case is going to show the just how low the standards of journalism of recently folan when you have organizations news organizations that don't merely obfuscate the facts or exaggerate or do anything to give the wrong impression or are biased but when they lie when they show pictures that are five years old or pictures that aren't what they appeared to be or pictures of children who are not unaccompanied that's called or lying that's a distortion it's not well it's truly fake news. it was a throne of his wife of a morale building trip to souls breed in southern england the city was where a former russian double agent and his daughter poisoned in march led to maintain it's highly likely that the attack was carried out by mosco and this is the ripples . of the attenti

ministration's ro-tolerance policy that kicked in back in april. tonight every living former first lady is speakingut against this policy. laura bush called ital imm in "the washington post." former flirld michelle obama retweeted that article saying sometimes truth transcends parties. hillary clinton who lost to president trump in 2016 said the policy is causing a mal and humanitarian crisis. late today rose lynn carter called it dgraceful and a shame. >>> president trump was defending the policy he blad democrats for obstructing progress on immigration reform. jim, back to you. >> leon harris, thank you. >>> now to d.c.'s primary tomorrow. a rare election where one of the most heated races is about initiative 77, whether or not to raise the minimum wage for tipped workers. it would happen gradually but it would be dramatic for workers. it'sckie bensen reports, got national interest groups focused on d.c. >> this is one of the most contentious ballot issues in the district in years. >> vote yes on 77. >> reporter: on martin luther king avenue, they wave a fla subject of a city wide vote. workers who receive tips make $3.33 an hour, it includes people like car wash and nail salon employees. it goes up

parents during president obama's tenure however those were much rarer and as some claim it did not constitute a systemic policy as opposed to the one promulgated by the trumpet ministration i to discuss this issue further was cross live to denver volatile human rights and labor lawyer thanks for being with us here on r t international. i've been following the situation of the beginning it's just mind boggling to wrap your brain around it on any level but so the u.s. just announced its exit from the u.n. human rights council in the last twenty four hours following the council's criticism of the us separating migrant children from their parents but today trump signed an executive order supposed to end the separations. policy which he created in the first place it doesn't seem like a bit of a reversal for the white house i mean do they even have a coherent policy at this point well. i mean what happened was there was just a massive. outrage based on what was happening and. he gave in to that which is good. so one republican senator from oklahoma has even said that russian bots are to blame somehow for the controversy by sowing discord among americans. russian bots are blame

happening then with obama presiding over it now children were actually being separated from their parents and the outrage was in response to a very real policy from the trumpet ministration but it's important to take a deep breath learn all the facts and not let every sensational heart wrenching image be taken at face value he looked up and marty new york legal and media analyst lionel told us these latest cases illustrate just how fort far journalistic standards have fallen when you have organizations news organizations that don't merely. obfuscate the facts or exaggerate or do anything to give the wrong impression or are biased but they love. when they show pictures that are five years old or pictures that aren't what they appear to be or pictures of children who are not on the company that's called la e that's a distortion it's not well it's truly fake nudes. the b.b.c. is comedy commissioner has had a run in with some of the broadcasters legendary performers after saying that the days of sketches dominated by white male and elite educated comedians are now over suggesting that some news hits like monday python wouldn't make it to the screen in today's britain the b.b

against the obama administration actually for the kind of conditions that we have an immigration authorities detention facilities but the surge of detainees comes from the trumpet ministrations policy of arresting and prosecuting everyone who attempts to cross the border without the relevant papers and this is been going on while the policy began and in the beginning of may this is what led them to that the headlines we've had recently about the separation of children from their parents some six hundred children separated since may from their from their parents some as young as some of them was twelve months old the u.n. human rights chief has already said that that's against international law it's against the rights of the child the troubled ministration doesn't seem terribly concerned and as you point out it sounds to say this is very much in keeping with the rest of of trump policy with regard to people who have come into the country without the appropriate paperwork say presumably the criticism might worry him. right seems actually he wants the criticism it seems the administration's policy is one of the terrence making these headlines and these news stories so appalling

happening then with obama presiding over it now children were actually being separated from their parents and the outrage was in response to a very real policy from the trumpet ministration but it's important to take a deep breath learn all the facts and not let every sensational heart wrenching image be taken at face value he looked up and marty new york. for the throne and his wife of be done tomorrow building trip to seoul. southern england since he was a former russian double agent of his daughter the poison that march and this is a joke and. we aren't even sol story which almost four months ago now became the epicenter of this massive scandal that took over headlines all over the world where the former double agents against paul and his thirty three year old daughter uit were found slumped on a park bench right here in salzburg and indeed all of the attention all eyes were back to so very today as the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery but some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little

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obama told him that his four. policy was simply don't do stupid stuff stuff yes she did it. well a jumper goldberg got three different characterizations supposedly from three different officials within the trumpet ministration of how to define the trump foreign policy the first one was this no friends no enemies which is a very real it's the interpretation. unfortunately trump if you wanted to pursue that i don't think he's had the ability to pursue that as much as he would like what one of the second ones i think will feed a lot of conspiracy theories that may not be conspiracy theories anymore that permanent destabilisation creates american advantage while that that sums up american foreign policy and military policy and what they've done in the middle east the support of. terrorists you know in libya and syria and so on and the last one sums it up as far as the liberals are concerned we're america be think of breaking bad everybody i think. also you could say in a kind of is a extra layer from what we've heard from patrick and from mark is that trump is determined to undo everything barack obama did ok everything well you know a strange way yes and interestingly not understanding actually at all the terr

barack obama what has changed is the interpretation of the law according to the law children can be separated from their parents when parents are accused of a crime and i want to trump ministration has done just a few months ago is to basically declare that anyone who enters the united states illegally is a criminal by definition and therefore those children can and should be taken away from them other ministrations haven't seen it that way and we know that some former first ladies they've also waded into this debate this is what laura bush the wife to george w. bush this is what she wrote in op ed piece today and she says i live in a border state i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international boundaries but this is zero tolerance policy is cruel it is immoral and it breaks my heart. the administration says that the harsh line on immigration is there to curb crime i mean how much crime are illegal immigrants responsible for in the united states. well there has been some horrendous incident some terrible crimes committed by illegal immigrants and of course there is a problem with the drug smugglers with the gang members coming into the united states illegally but

obama told him that his foreign policy was simply don't do stupid stuff stuff yes she did it. well jeffrey goldberg got three different characterizations supposedly from three different anonymous officials within the trumpet ministration of how to divine the trump foreign policy the first one was this no friends no enemies which is a very realistic interpretation. unfortunately trump if he wanted to pursue that i don't think he's had the ability to pursue that as much as he would like one of the sec it once i think will feed a lot of conspiracy theories that may not be conspiracy theories anymore that permanent destabilisation creates american advantage while that that sums up american foreign policy and military policy and what they've done in the middle east the support of. terrorists you know in libya and syria and so on and the last one sums it up as far as the liberals are concerned we're america be i think of breaking bad everybody i think you know i mean you know. also you could say in a kind of as a extra layer from what we've heard from patrick and from mark is that trump is determined to do everything barack obama did ok everything well you know a strange way yes and interestingly trump not on the standing a