maybe the ones in belgium or trance or places like that or does that not bubble up to your level? >> it bubbles up to my level. i'll just say the one thing it's very challenging issue is when you have entire families who went to iraq and syria and granted the government can arrest the male and possibly the female and send them to prison for a certain amount of time. the child hasn't necessarily committed a crime but that child is exposed to trauma which should not be left unattended. i think it's something that there are a lot of cities that have their hands full with this issue. it's something that will take a long time for them to figure out what to do. i think that's why it's critical that we engage mental health professionals, educators and others. post- 9/11 we've had if you see something, say something. it's important to teach, to educate people about what they're seeing and what to do about it when they see that. what we've been doing is working with other governments on the local and national level to develop programs in the pre-crime space so that if a young, let's say an

could watch netflix or hulu in fact should we own whoever we also make them for its business or for streaming content which means a probably but this goes on to do yes the net neutrality concept is easily misunderstood and agents of change are seldom welcome so while we pray for the safety of mr pi's family we hope he committed some of the found time he spent under federal protection this week rethinking his approach said less gently mr chairman please act more. honorable all day long on talk radio and sunday morning on the talk shows we hear and see people struggling not to quote the president closest i've heard today was it rhymes with spit hole has it come to this joining us next from beverly hills ms manners i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our team america join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see that. it's being called an olympic truce after months of over the top rhetoric the two careers are talking again the first time in two years is this a serious

dizzy or experiencing vertigo? is it associated with some kind of high pitched sound or something? >> senator, you're referring to the attacks against the diplomats. we don't have information about the attacks on individuals. >> so with the diplomats, how often is that? 100% of the time? they hear something or -- >> the vast majority of the 24 cases reported hearing or feeling some auditory sensation. >> when you say feel auditory sensation, something, feeling a flutter in your ear or something, like capitation you hear with the lowering the window in your car? >> the descriptions in sensation vary quite a bit. some vibration and some loud sounds. the descriptions have varied. >> have we ever set up any kind of monitoring device in any of those residences? >> yes, sir. we have provided off the shelf recording devices that are geared to record high frequency sounds. we have successfully recorded some sounds and turned those over to investigators. >> that's interesting. when you recorded those sounds, did people exhi

or that. those are matters of the condition of their heart. jesse: that's fine and you said that before. bust methodology with which you select nations to form your immigration patterns, that's inherently not racist. that's what canada does, that's what australia does. correct? >> there is nothing em -- there is nothing i am peer nothing en wrong with a nation decided who comes into their nation. dick durbin who was in that meeting within and his willingness to take heat from democrats over working with the president. this puts durbin in a terrible bind. jesse: he doesn't want to be seen as cooperating with someone who harbors views that are inherently racist. there is a difference between the way the media treats democratic politicians or voters when they paint large swaths of the public with a broad brush and disparage their belief system, they called them names and compared them to isis and the taliban. that's never challenged. i think it was dick durbin himself who compared american troops

but to be five or 30 miles under the earth we don't know when or where they will happen. so they remain this unknown phenomenon. but we do know the united states site is active enough potential happens just about everywhere. unless you live in miami you are probably at risk for an earthquake. tomorrow or 500 years we don't know but we do know the potential is there. so i wanted to set out on the classic american road trip to get an idea of the real potential. and then be ultimately resilien resilient. there were some obvious places i knew i needed to get to like san andreas fault zone and we do know the closest thing the southern california we will see a major earthquake in our lifetime is entirely possible. the pacific northwest is primed for a major earthquake with a resulting tsunami to do a lot of devastation. also salt lake -- salt lake city is poised. but like memphis or new york city so a lot of my research was going to these places to try to understand the threat. so i have one section of the book i spent quite a bit of time in memphis that you may be aware in 181

or it when it's terminated or whether it's t.p.s. or talk of the question of what happens we will ice show up at my door will i be carted away in a bus or in a caravan to the border traditionally in the past that under the table world and so very well likely that will happen again and that's what people will do especially if you've got mixed status families where half of them are here illegally they're not going to just pack up and seek refuge in another country because this is home and so that person who commented earlier about the precarious situation that they're in that's a reality and i don't know that the answer is deportation. stick around a bit more for our roundtable at the end of the show we now move on to the fight to keep immigrant families together president trumpets frequently voiced his opposition to family based migration that's an intensive and sometimes costly process that allows us citizens and green card holders to sponsor relatives for permanent residence or critics of the current system say petition should be li

check it for threats or things like that or even. from some of the manipulation programs even respond. and try to manipulate the other person at the other end so i mean our intelligence agencies have had this is one of their objectives white papers are generally circulated among contractors who do business with the government so it is a little unusual to see these things out in the public as far as i know the most obvious interpretation would be that this is a pushback against the allegations that have been made consistently for the last eighteen months about so-called russian troll phone influencing elections across the west and it's interesting to see that the languages that they're advertising for are the language of iran and of course north korea and russia so that would be a bit of a sort of give away about which countries they want to be targeting. in time donald trump drew condemnation worldwide in the week when it was reported on friday reid launched into a foul mouthed rant in the oval office about it were groves several dem

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or the corps. we actually fought to change some of the wording in the slower and we succeeded and now if you work in this of that fear you actually can all be some changes in the legislation and get foreign money and you will not be for an agent you are talking about this special exemption from foreign agents law or socially oriented anything else but what it also created is it created the motivation for other angles to register a socially oriented for example the analytical center of the russian government is registered believe it or not as a socially oriented and your reach is clearly not that is by primary function don't you think that this will create another reason for this law either to be revised or to be perhaps stricken all together there are so many lor's in social sphere which i think should be revised starting with committee of lore and and joe is the smallest of the evils here and. at a certain point. i stopped myself and i said. either i work in police of care and try. to make everyon

and he thought inside that box there might an motorcycle, or drugs, or something. and can he go up, without a warrant, and without there being exigent circumstances, to open the box to look to see if inside there are drugs, or a motorcycle? i thought that was this case. and even though, and i think you want to say, yes, he can, if it's a motorcycle, but not if it's a box. a box carries a motorcycle like a tarp, you can say yes, you want to say yes, i would just wonder why. it's on the driveway. it's in part of his house. i know that the motorcycle's movable. but there is no exigent circumstance. he wants to look into the box. open the tarp. why does the fourth amendment permit that? okay, that's a long, long question. i just needed the basics. now i've got to my point. >> i'm sure you'll correct me if i misstate what the hypothetical says. my understanding is that there was a virtual certainty here that this was the same motorcycle under the tarp. so there was not an uncertainty about what was under the box, as it were. the court, to the second part, the court has

>> i was curious whether or not he was in the meeting or not or whether or not it's second hand. most certainly, this is a surprise to a lot of us that mr. bannon would come out the way he has, and make these accusations. excuse me. but at the same time, they need to be followed up on now. >> right. >> and if he's going to make accusations like that, hopefully he'll be able to substantiate them. >> what did this do to this whole campaign seemed that was taking place on, with some of your colleagues on the house, amongst house republicans trying to diskrez it the investigation when the whole idea of the investigation is -- is it fair to say this blows up that narrative attempt? >> i think in the senate, we've had the intelligence committee, they've been following this thing through. not trying to make lots of headlines. trying to do their work. and i think he just got a sample of that with the vice chairman warner making it clear that they're going to do their job. follow through. that's the same message we get on a consistent basis from chairman burr. that is, they're going to fo

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moodiness or brando or alcoholism or whatever, you know? and that it's fine to just be, there's nothing wrong with that. if anything one should embrace that. >> i want to get to the me too movement because obviously hollywood is the sort of crucible in terms of what's going on in terms of women's right and women's pushback against sexual abuse, harassment and quid pro quo in your business. how has that affected both of you and do you also believe that it is you guys who have to help us women? >> i think absolutely. the importance of doing this interview with you as opposed to another journalist is not lost upon me. i went to the golden globes with my sister and it was really relate as it related to the second part of your question as far as what's the guy's role? beyond the importance of the movement how does the guy fit in? and it was like an education talking to her and she said, you know, you're part of this new wave, you're a millennial, you're the new generation, you have to be talking about this and i guess i always thought -- i alway

he would lie or eight them or -- lie or bait them but stay within a couple iterations of the truth. that made it more effective. debates. the i watched the primaries three times over. once justnormally, his interactions, and once with the sound off. he is not a good debater. the moments that people think he did well like calling jeb low energy, he only resorts to that when he is incredibly frustrated by that person. there was no one who got under his skin more than jeb bush. when he got to the low energy part or making fun of his wife or whatever it was, it was after an exchange of five minutes where he is turning red and cannot handle. he snaps. he -- you could see it. was next to him because of polling. he was the only one taller than him. in the back of his mind, he feared bush because he had the money and he was the establishment. if he was going to lose it would be to bush. go.it is a scary place to you can do what you want and say what you want. , easy the hardest assignment i ever had. again, he is very predictable. he is the most predictable unpredictable person. it is hard

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pakistan has nuclear weapons or israel our influence over that was zero or even israel you know israel as you know we they they deny that they haven't but they've got a lot of four hundred units of them and it's really well you know michael. my my my for well let me let me go ahead my my proposal is it's always been my proposals always been the united states needs need needs diplomatically to go and challenge north korea by offering an ultimate only diplomatic relations lesson the lesson the sanctions accept their existence and and accept the reality and that they're there and let the two koreas figure out their own destiny ok michael one more thing i'll go to charles here they're going to have to accept that north korea is a nuclear power because just as you said a country that is determined to get those weapons does it ok and there's not much you can do beyond obliterating it we have india we have pakistan we have israel south africa decided to give up you know ukraine gave away their weapons through negotiations but you know north korea as charles you started out with the program th

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letters or speeches or faq's on the website. we are trying to change the culture so that when an agency issues guidance, it is a guidance about existing requirements and not a backdoor to imposing new requirements without the process and accountability that is necessary for a legitimate administrative system. that is some of what we have been up to in the past year. president's for the regulatory agenda? let me say a little bit about that. focusing onrt continuing with the momentum we built up over the past year with regulatory reform. in the second year, we want to work closely with the agencies to identify some serious areas and serious and substantial areas for reform. if you look at the fall unified agenda, you will see agencies 448 deregulatory actions and 131 regulatory actions which is a better than the three for one ratio. as we understand it, i am sure many of you understand as well. significant deregulation takes time. roles considering big requires research and analysis and the full rulemaking process. agencies are wo

second or the third or fourth er what we're proposing is not original but those numbers on that side of the aisle a short-term increase to force the president to the table to solve the 12 problem and other issues. these are not easy issues. and- the pentagon so well stated tonight by the spokesperson will get worse and worse and worse. so - in the act of bipartisanship not one side or the other but play political points trying to get us to come together in a bipartisan nature to get something done i hope both rise to the occasion and i yield. >> the democratic leader has a variety of issues all of which were discussed over the last two months in the hopes we could reach an agreement so now he says he opposes the bill even though the things in the bill he does like the reason it doesn't have those other issues is because that global agreement those talks have been going on endlessly to go on and on. why don't they let us reach an agreement? illegal immigration. to have that issue to solve solve any of this other stuff this ie deal with doubt he is questioning the good faith of some of

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where she works or who she is or whether she's in media or hollywood or professional sports or she is a -- she's a conservative. it simply can't happen. i don't feel comfortable explaining to my three daughters, and my son, frankly, that it all depends on who the victim is and where she works or what she wears or what her politics are. that would really be a terrible, terrible message to send, particularly to our youth. so i hope we have a larger conversation about respect and the workplace and the work force . so far i don't see that. . if the women in this room want to tell me they want their daughters they want to be treated as some of the women in the white house are being treated i listen. philip: -- kellyanne: i'm 51 years old. i definitely have been on the receiving end. when i was younger and prettier maybe that happened to me. i want to say, ladies if you're listening, every single time that happened to me i was afraid, i was ashamed like it was my fault even though it clearly wasn't but i never ever looked at those men -- i don't want you to look at those men as powerful and

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we better get a good tax attorney or a good attorney in some way, shape, or form.not very forgiving if we lose evidence.th when they lose it, a little technology blip. don't worry about it. we are going to worry about it, we will keep digging. >> tucker: the idea is that they had these texts in theirt, possession and they lost them somehow. >> they were supposed to behe preserved. they are saying they didn't preserve them. the good news is, in today's technology, texts go up to some server, some cloud. they are probably stored somewhere, which is why we will probably be releasing, or certainly looking at preservation record letters to some of these technology companies.or >> tucker: would it be possible to subpoena the cell phones on which they were written? >> probably don't have to doro that yet. we will just make sure they y preserve the evidence and then we will ask for the information. hopefully won't have to subpoena. >> tucker: hopefully you won't. has the former attorney general lynch responded to this in any way? >> she has not responded. interesting to se

or e-mails. this as you can see -- this is just mid november through the end of the year. next hearing i plan on having the ones that came in since the first of the year. there's only a few more but -- it's a nice big chunk. this is in addition to sort of the ongoing investigations that are sort of constant each weekend. i'm not sure there's any need to go into anything specifically. if you have questions about the new complaints, i'm happy to address them. we do have a couple of unpermitted places that may be able to be brought into compliance. we've got bars that i visited in the past that don't have a permit with us and maybe can't get one with us. it's all over the place. we have bars, large venues, established venues, great american music hall, we don't hear a lot about them. we have sidewalk musicians in the mission popping up and we got a complaint about that. so kind of all over the map. on the back side -- on the back side, we have three ongoing complaints, you can see a list of what's h

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whether voters believed him or not or believed he could fill fill that or not, they were prepared to take a chance on it. >>> next, a hearing held by the house veterans affairs subcommittee that examines a type of home loan refinance processing known as turning that targets veterans and service members. >> subcommittee will come to order. good mompg and welcorning and w today's subcommittee. our oversight entitled home loan turning practices and how taxpayers could be affected. this is the second hearing. as many london with the department of veterans affairs discusses in his testimony, the v.a. is guaranteed over 2 million loans in excess of $2 trillion since the 1940s. that represents millions of veterans, service members and their families who may not have otherwise been able to achieve the american dream. while this program is one of the more well run programs at the v.a. and i have some thoughts about why it is, mainly because they guarantee it but the lenders are involved and they underwrite it and more people involved in administering it in the private sector. they had concern

and i would like to ask, and maybe i'll start on this side, what are the two or three data points or sets of data you think are the most important for voters to understand how elections work? >> well, okay, so i guess i am on this side. we already established that. so when i go around and i talk about elections, it seems to me that kind of voters don't know the basic contours of how we vote. and voters in the west are amazed at how we vote in the east and vizier vce-versa. so one line of controversy and policy, things like voter id, people don't know what happens in other states. people just don't know how you register in other states. so just kind of basic facts like that. kind of how do we vote, how do we register, how do we check in and do things. the other thing that i find really interesting, and krysha pointed on this, is the next fact on precincts, because this can set some of the context of election, between 100 and 200,000 precincts we have about a million poll workers mobilized on election day. and that is a management challenge. also the greatest mobilization, democratic m

tax dollars or fees or fines or court aawards. it is part of the process. i'm not going to argue but if you go through appropriate funds, it would be arguing that they are earmarking federal funds. so i just want to urge my colleagues on the committee to schedule proceedings on this what i believe is a vital piece of legislation to the discussion we're having and to consider add it to any package dealing with article one on oversight. it solves a number of issues. i'm happy to answer any questions the committee may have. this is like deja vu coming in a year and two weeks ago when i was sworn in. the day before that. january 2nd of 2017 this was the issue and we determined i wasn't even officially a freshman. i was a day away from being sworn in. and it wasn't appropriate at that point to bring back earmarks. my question is that it is still not the right time. i'm opposed to your remarks. but it is different than it is on the outside than the inside. and everybody in congress including me knows that there are things in this institution that are unpopular in

money every week or even more than he long ago. and that fund upon a biologist at the german environmental protection agency in berlin has been researching resistance among bed bugs plucked from homes in berlin to various chemicals she's found that some bugs are simply not bolted by some insecticides. it's not as bad as in america or australia where they have some extremely resistant strains but some in germany are resistant as well so exterminators can have a problem because the goal is to kill all of the bugs if i look you. even without resistance it can be harnessed to hunt the insects down by day they hide when it turns dark they come out looking for a sigh of blood. you often don't notice the bite until the next day. you came under attack in a hotel that looked perfectly clean. for life. i was with a group of people in italy we all had bites but didn't really make a big deal about it. we thought they were probably mosquito bites. but they were all in a row which we thought was pretty odd at the time. when you got home she put

room or you know. that. despite disenchanted hopes of upward mobility china has no intention of slowing down the development of its universities it wants to become a key player of global higher education the us australia and western europe all covered this new market countless partnerships are entered into every year between china and foreign countries. the entire world has its eye set on china and china has its eye set on the entire world in two thousand and three university researchers developed the shanghai ranking the most media tightest the most controversial and the most followed ranking report worldwide a world ranking based on the number of nobel prizes fields medals and publications and scientific journals the united states clearly dominates the ranking among the top hundred there out of the fifty american universities eighteen blish for french and four german. so i'm afraid international rankings aren't and i sound afraid because i absolutely hate them but in some parts of the world in particular b

are we asking them about facebook or fox news or "the new york times" or something else? >> woodruff: so craig silverman, buzzfeed, you've done a lot of thinking over the last several years, and writing about fake news. you used the term a lot. what have you seen? we quoted president trump and his... he's using that term again, and what do you see today compared the what you originally thought when you started using the term a few years ago, fake news, how do you see the meaning of the term and what the distinctions are? >> originally for me, it was a term used to describe a very specific type of completely false, deceptive content that was spreading primarily on facebook by people who wanted to earn money from the traffic that went back to their web site that had the fake story. and so this was a specific kind of actor, a malicious actor out there, who was doing it for money. and yet now, here we are, roughly a year past the election or so, and the term has really been i think co-opted and it's almost like a jiujitsu move that donald trump has done where people were sayi

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in order to educate kids in las vegas or salt lake city or chattanooga, tennessee. don't need that. i believe it has a lot of merit. the biggest offender is the consumer financial protection bureau that the democrats put into place. the scary thing for americans, that is funded not through congress or appropriations, the way the democrats did, it it's paid for by a different department, a different agency called the federal reserve. and we don't have the overside, it's a funding mechanism and regulatory body. i give credit to donald trump for cutting back on regulations. steve: they're the ones churning it all out. this has been talked about forever, do you see signs of radical action that we've heard about just now? >> i think we did see instruction from the office of management and budget. to agencies to cut back some of the staff and cut back a little bit. every agency had every cabinet member should be forced with trying to rein in their individual agency and cut staff, streamline the process, i think we can all agree at this table, government is not known for i

you cannot say ideology or poverty or something, is together. and when you see, for example, the last event, terrorist event in north sinai against a mosque where 305 person were killed in the mosque, you can ask yourself, is that islam? they try to find an answer. they said these guys are not in our way of practicing islam, but they are not muslims. so, it is problematic. we saw after the uprising in tunisia many criminals becoming terrorists. so it's -- and each -- i return back to the foreign fighters and their radicalization. we cannot say this transpose this system for everybody. everybody is a case. so, you treat everybody -- you can radicalize one in six months, but the other all their lifelong and you cannot deradicalize him. thank you. >> i just want to go back to the issue of fts and to say that these people are the threat of the future for three reasons. first, they are people who are ideologically well trained, well formed. they have convictions. or most of them. second element, these people are military trained. they fought wars. th

when people call for the execution of the revolutionary guard or say that cannot happen or that's counterproductive. >> there is a piece we iran that said the islamic republic is doomed and of course it was written by your husband. he made the point that the crackdown is inevitable and the cycles that we've seen reform followed by reactions mean that the regime is in capable fundamentally of reform. that seems to be sort of the question challenging that premise. where do you come down on that. >> i've been on a different place and my husband, including right at this moment and where he speaking across town. i think that i would say this, at a time where many people in town were comfortable with the conventional wisdom that the regime is stable, the country is consolidated, there isn't a possibility of anything revolutionary taking place, there were people in this town who were saying the opposite and they were often condemned as people who knew nothing about iran despite the fact that they have great capabilities in that regard. guess where i come down is fundamentally a think we are seeing the end

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or whether or not was vetted before it was used or whether or not it has ever been vetted, if you'renterested in who paid for the dossier, if you're interested in christopher steel his relationship with hillary clinton and the democrat national committee then yes, you'll want this to come out. >> and knowledge bring in our panel and on this. -- welcome to you both could alexander let me start with you. do you think that the fiza memo should be released? >> i think so because one of the most important part about the institution particularly the branches that serve under the executive branch is credibility. that is how they're able to enforce the law and so if there has been misconduct, the american people should be aware of that. to make their own judgment. i think that going back to the summer of 2016, there was clearly a pattern of favoritism when it came to the hillary clinton campaign over donald trump. we look at 4 july weekend interview, turning up a blind eye to them destroying blackberries and other devices, that had classified information. i think we could see there was clear