what both perked me. we are not getting to the real conversations that americans including donald trump not only value immigration but this is the foundation of the whole country. >> i am sorry. i don't think it is the media. i think this is trump is too quick to sign bill to sign that executive order when these are the stories that he really needed to listen to. the i come out with this report in 2013. the! on travel and a change in refugee tat us absolutely is four year too late. >> he is at the betting process for refugees. refugees are different than immigrant. >> abc hatly. >> it is so hard to get here as a refugee. they should have privatize the whole process. >> we know how government works. government doesn't work. >> yeah. right. >> right. >> they do the contractors. they do the background check. >> diana, one of the favorite tortries, chasing news seems to involve this. what do you got? >> yeah. >> and me. >> and you. >> what do you got into well, new jersey has a cat problem. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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it seem what is is unusual, what perks up my ears and makes me think about the timeline of presidential history is the fact that these are the two intelligence chairman leading the only investigations that exist in congress. >> these are the judges -- these are the judges in whatever hearing is going to go on, at least the one we're talking about and also, you know, above and beyond the morality of it and above and beyond the fact that this is not the way the government is supposed to be run, it's not too bright for reporters to get calls from intelligence officials and high officials in congress who are supposed to be investigating this, the natural question they would ask and they obviously did was who got you to do this, was it the white house? >> and how on earth can you go lead an investigation while you're making these calls lobbying me on my coverage? >> it's like if they didn't want a 9/11 commission, they are going to be perhaps compelled to do it by essentially their own actions. >> yes. yes. exactly. exactly. michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian. >> amazing to w

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