the question is priorities, and what priorities are you going to set. you can set them as the criminals. everyone will agree with that. everyone. there's not a single person who defends criminality. the question is whether the pool of people -- you are not going to deport your way out of this. instead of spending so much time of saying the system is broken, what we folk cus on, is there gg to be a pathway to socitizenshi do we really want to split up families. it was easy for trump. but it's not going to solve the issue that we have in cities and states throughout this country. and so it's cruel, but it's not going to solve the problem. >> we will continue this. no doubt. gloria. >> thank you, julia. >>> reaction in mexico city, as you might imagine, they see things very differently. we'll be right back. huds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty. five. (cheering and applause) and that is all the microphones that

second, some common ground on some of our priorities that are common priorities. the fight against terrorists. the ambassador mentioned this. solving the crises we have around us and globally. the situation in the east of ukraine, syria, terrorism, not only the middle east but also spreading spreading in some parts of africa. we have for sure work that can do together there. we have on the european side top eye appropriates -- top priorities where we might find some different views across the atlantic today. how to face the middle east process, there we share the priority and might have some differences on how we face them. and i see i'm very open and not hiding any of the difficulties. we might have some other issues where we see as europeans we need to put this issues as a priority and maybe here not so much. climate change, free trade, free and fair trade, and an international global system of trade. maybe some human rights issues but not for me to define the american agenda that i understand is still in making. what i can do is to bring the european agenda, pu

the question is priorities, and what priorities are you going to set. you can set them as the criminals. everyone will agree with that. everyone. there's not a single person who defends criminality. the question is whether the pool of people -- you are not going to deport your way out of this. there are 12 million of them. instead of spending so much time of saying the system is broken, the reason we focus on is there going to be a pathway to citizenship, what kind of country do we want to be? do we really want to separate families? this was easy. this was easy for trump. it had political power, but it's not going to solve the issue that we have in cities and states throughout this country. and so it's cruel, but it's not going to solve the problem. >> we will continue this, no doubt. gloria, thank you. jeff, great to have you all. just ahead the reaction live in mexico city where you might imagine they see things very differently. we'll be right back. vehicles out here. ere are oved that has everything to do with the people in here. their training is d

we might have a different approach with different priorities. or come on some other issues, we might disagree. -- i wouldimpression not pretend we don't have different views on some issues. i can tell you where the european priorities are and where i see common ground can be found and where we have different approaches. thee common ground in strong intention to work together. if i have to believe in all the messages i've heard, that is .lear to me continued cooperation, strong u.s. eu cooperation and work. contributed understanding that the european union is not an institution, it is 28 member states. ground on some of our priorities -- the fight against terrorism, solving the crises we have around us and globally, the situation in , terrorism not only in the middle east but also spreading into africa. we have worked we can do together there. we have on the european side top priorities where we might find some different views across the atlantic today. how we saved the middle east -- though we share the priority, we might have some differences o

our priorities. i believe that we can leave the frustrating politics of old behind us and work together to build a brighter future for all pennsylvanians. it is in that spirit that i invite this legislature to join me in continuing to turn the page on the broken politics that have held our commonwealth back and choose a different path forward. one in which democrats and republicans work together to reimagine and reinvent our state government. to recommit to our schools, to our seniors, and to our most vulnerable citizens. and to rebuild our middle class. i'm ready to get to work. and i hope you are, too. thank you. god bless you. and god bless the commonwealth of pennsylvania. [ applause ] >>> maryland governor larry hogan said the state is strong, and outlined areas of progress. in the annual state of the state address at the capital in annapolis. he also outlined areas where improvements are needed, including fighting the heroin and opioid epidemic, affordable college tuition, more transportation i

i think that it's important that we understand what our priorities are. i mean yes, there are things that are icing on the cake, but you know we're talking about like a lot of money here. we have passed a bond as you know that still is not being spent properly. we have all this need that everyone continues to talk about, and then on top of that we will add another layer of service or support or something that may not even be necessary so the point that i am making i want to make sure that we have our priorities straight that we're doing what we absolutely necessarily need to do rather than focusing on adding a list of additional needs and then all of a sudden trying to figure out how we pay for it like what we're doing unfortunately with our trains but we know we need those, so the point that i am making is -- i just want to see us do a better job at prioritizing clarifying the cost around those particular priorities, not adding additional layers of things that we don't absolutely need and being very resourceful about how we spend our existing revenues wi

it is priority. also because sometimes referred to this region as finding its way to europe, we do not realize it is europe. it is the heart of europe. for us in the european union, cooperation and the fact that every single country moves toward the finally integration in the european union is essential. finally, the message i have here is that for that to happen need continuous engagement from the region and i see that engagement. engagement. it continues to be a strong unionfrom the european side. you can count on me personally at all of the leadership in the european union to make sure this continues happening and also a clear vision in washington to continue to be focused on the western balkans in a constructive manner and i hope the message was heard. >> someone way in the back with your hand up. i've been trying to catch people as i saw them. we are almost at the end of we are almost at the end of time. let me pick up one here and one here. >> thank you. i represent -- when chancellor merkel co

our priorities. i believe that we can leave the frustrating politics of all behind us and work together to build a brighter future for all pennsylvanians. and it is in that spirit that i invite this legislature to join me in continuing to turn the page on the broken politics that are felt our commonwealth back, and choose a different path forward, white and went to democrats and republicans worked together to reimagine and reinvent our state government. to recommit to our schools, to our seniors, and to our most vulnerable citizens, and to rebuild our middle class. i'm ready to get to work, and i hope you are, too. thank you. god bless you. and god bless the commonwealth of pennsylvania. [applause] >> the u.s. senate comes back into session at noon eastern on monday to continue debating steven mnuchin as of the next treasury secretary. his nomination cleared a procedural hurdle earlier this morning around 2 a.m. eastern time and a confirmation vote on steven mnuchin is scheduled for monday at seven p

second some common ground on some of our priorities that are common priorities, fight against terrorism solving some of the crisis around us, situation in ukraine, syria terrorism not only in the middle east but also spreading in some parts of africa. we have for sure work that we can do together there we have on the european side top priorities where we might find some different views across the atlantic today. how we save the middle east process, i think there we share the priority, we might have some differences on how we fix them and as you see i'm very open and -- and not hiding any of the difficulties and we might have some other issues where we see as europeans, we need to put this issue as a priority and maybe here not so much. climate change, free trade, free and fair trades and international global system of trade. maybe some un rights issues but it's not for me to define the american agenda that i understand is still in the making. what i can do is to bring the european agenda and put it on the table and a very pragmatic open constructive, friendly maybe transactional approac

i think that it's important that we understand what our priorities are. i mean yes, there are things that are icing on the cake, but you know we're talking about like a lot of money here. we have passed a bond as you know that still is not being spent properly. we have all this need that everyone continues to talk about, and then on top of that we will add another layer of service or support or something that may not even be necessary so the point that i am making i want to make sure that we have our priorities straight that we're doing what we absolutely necessarily need to do rather than focusing on adding a list of additional needs and then all of a sudden trying to figure out how we pay for it like what we're doing unfortunately with our trains but we know we need those, so the point that i am making is -- i just want to see us do a better job at prioritizing clarifying the cost around those particular priorities, not adding additional layers of things that we don't absolutely need and being very resourceful about how we spend our existing revenues wi

i think that it's important that we understand what our priorities are. i mean yes, there are things that are icing on the cake, but you know we're talking about like a lot of money here. we have passed a bond as you know that still is not being spent properly. we have all this need that everyone continues to talk about, and then on top of that we will add another layer of service or support or something that may not even be necessary so the point that i am making i want to make sure that we have our priorities straight that we're doing what we absolutely necessarily need to do rather than focusing on adding a list of additional needs and then all of a sudden trying to figure out how we pay for it like what we're doing unfortunately with our trains but we know we need those, so the point that i am making is -- i just want to see us do a better job at prioritizing clarifying the cost around those particular priorities, not adding additional layers of things that we don't absolutely need and being very resourceful about how we spend our existing revenues wi

a top priority for all of us. when i was running for this office, i listened to seniors all across our commonwealth. they told me that they very much appreciated how often politicians came to see them, but that they'd prefer real action on improving senior services. that's why one of the first initiatives i announced as governor was to improve home-based and community-based care services, so that more seniors could have more options for getting the care they needed without having to move out of their homes. [applause] thank you. and it's why when health insurers threatened to kick 180,000 seniors off their health plans, we stepped in and took those insurance companies to court to make sure that their coverage stayed in place. just this past year we distributdistributed more than n in lottery proceeds to 43 senior came to be our commonwealth. and we made it easier for struggling seniors to get assistance purchasing nutritious food. there's more to be done. next january another new program called community healthcho

foreign o hear your policy priorities. tw licans call in 202-748-8001. democrats call in on independents nd 202-748-8002. and outside the u.s., 02-748-8920 if you are outside of the united states. to talk more about the president's visits today with canada, rudeau of joining on the phone by mccharles of the toronto star, ottowa bureau reporter there. as i understand it, you just got off the plane with the prime minister for his visit today. what is the schedule today? guest: that is right, john, i just landed. motorcade is leaving. windy day here in washington today. welcome to the city. schedule is to meet ith president trump at the white house at 11 this morning. they'll have initially a talk, them, and expand by literal meeting where canadian officials want to press trump on his promises to renegotiate the north deal.an free trade the big concern the canadians are bringing here are large, all largely economic. canadians have pitched interesting proposal to the trump administration and will announce a joint agency, fu will, to executives in business an

it's not a priority. hold on he let me answer the question. it's not a priority. there's a case pending in the supreme court which we have to decide whether or not to continue to issue guidance to the court. it's not -- it's dictated by that. we have to decide whether or not this administration wants to continue that track that the obama administration was on. it's plain and simple. if we don't, uhm, but there are problems both in the legal and process way in which that guidance was issued, and so it's incumbent upon to us actually follow the law, and to recognize the title nine never talked about this, it was enacted in 1972, there was no discussion of this back then and to assume certain elements of the law were thought of back then with respect to this would be completely preposterous. >> to be clear, secretary devos is on board with this? >> yes, 100%. thank you. >> sean second question is on mexico, the secretary of state's trip along with secretary kelly. >> yes. >> obviously there have been tension

got legislative priorities, but from the executive office, the number one priority we have is job growth. number two is job growth. number three is job growth. whatever we need to do to grow jobs in this country, we are going to do. we have been told consistently, we need to deregulate and cut down the regulatory process to grow jobs in this country. that is a number one white house priority. david: let's turn to your review of dodd-frank as an example to deregulate. can you get where you need to go without going through congress? gary: we can do quite a bit of what we need to do. obviously, we will work with congress. with this morning committee members to talk about what we could do at the house. the house wants to be active and helpful with us and what we do and financial service regulation. we will engage the house and senate. they are equally interested in reforming some of the revelatory processes as well. we could do quite a bit without them, but the more help we get from congress, the better off we are going to be in making the job creation vehicle more effective, not just in fin

but the priority that the president has laid forward and the priority that i.c.e. is putting forward through dhs' guidance is to make sure that the people who have committed a crime or posed a threat to our public safety are the priority of their efforts, first and foremost. >> let me follow up. the president has also in -- and his team has also had reservations about undocumented people in the united states who are beneficiaries of public assistance or access to benefits, either at the state or federal level. what is the president going to be doing to either issue guidance or executive action of some sort to indicate that he would like to preclude that from continuing? >> i think we have talked in the past about the respect that the president has for taxpayer monies with respect to sanctuary cities and the enforcement measures that he's putting forward on immigration. right now obviously the actions today are focused on people who are in this country and what we need to do on our southern border to facilitate the building of the wall that he's right now the focus

approach the senate confirmation process, my priority continues to be serving il with the same energy and passion that we brought to this office each and every day. god bless you and all the people of iowa. >> another state of the state address, this one from idaho. the three term governor spoke about invest in's and education. on issues like environmental regulation and conservation. this is about an hour. >> our guests, friends, and , allow me to add my welcome and best which is -- best wishes to all the new members of the legislature joining us today. --nk each of you of bringing each of you for bringing your life experiences. i have the privilege of introducing newly elected supreme court justice to this chamber and the ohio judiciary. congratulations madam justice. the new year bring some key departures from our executive branch of government. i'm sure you will join me in wishing kevin godspeed in his new national responsibilities after two eventful and successful years as the director of the department of corrections. and kelly pierce's experience with his recent retirement. i e

and every senator a priority bill. senators can have an impact with legislation regardless of party or seniority. and debate happens right here on the floor. not behind some closed door conference committee. our unicam ral gives our citizens access to the process. greater transparency and responsive representation. now, why do we have such a system? well, we have it because a man by the name of george norris who believed government should be more open and responsive to the people. a man who traveled 5,000 miles, wore out two sets of tires, sent out 192,000 fliers all at his own expense to advocate for our unicam. george norris was a man with vision. he had initiative. he persevered. he was tenacious. he had grit. nebraska grit. and that's characteristic of our people. as a people, nebraskans have a heart for their neighbors. a firmness of character. and they have resilience and fortitude. nebraska is what america is supposed to be. [ applause ] we are blessed with so many everyday heroes in our communities. like the me

i believe that any debate on a budget is at its core a debate about priorities. in the budget that i propose, it reflects my believe that there should be no greater priority for our government than educating our children. [applause] after all, after all, if you ask pennsylvanians about their top priority, odds are that if they are grandparents or parents, they will start off talking about their kids or their grandkids. i am honored beyond words to service pennsylvania upon governor. but the most important job i have ever had is being sarah and katie's father. and i know -- [applause] -- andr wolf: and i note i know, i know that the same is true for everyone in this chamber who has had the incredible fortune to be a parent. there is not a single one of you who wouldn't do anything for your kids. francis and i sent our girls to public school. we watch them grow, learn, and discover who they were, thanks to someall part incredible teachers. we watched them earn the opportunity to go to college, build careers of their own. sarah as an architect, katie as a geologist.

that's the number one priority. he's not doing anything different than what he promised the people of america and he won that election and people of america support him in that direction. >> agree with you. that's first question to gloery but specifically about the dreermz. they're okay. how do you feel about that? >> personally, i don't believe it's a top priority. i know they're here and probably lived here a long time and came for reasons that their parents brought them to have a better life but bottom line is they are illegal. i don't think going go door-to-door and have major raids on the dreamers. fact of the matter is, if wanted to do that, would have already. >> do you think they should be able to do it? >> law says they can do it sure. >> i want to bring -- >> think there's a human instinct that we understand there's an issue there. but first and foremost don, and think everybody will agree, we have a lot of issues to deal with. first and foremost got to get the border secured. but to sit here and sky is fa

but the priority that the president has laid forward and the priority that isis is putting forward throughre that the people who have committed a crime or public safety are a priority of their efforts. >> yet, we've seen some of the stories in arizona, colorado, with mothers who have children born here it's in u.s. who have faced deportation, even if they've had a minimal crime on their record. so it does sound like all bets are off. we do know, however, donald trump tame out and said those who are here and have daca, they will still be protected. now, that could be seen as an olive branch, right? >> sure. and that has been one of the primary focuses for, i think, at the end of the obama administration and heading in for, you know, people to support those daca people who came out of the shadows, the children of undocumented immigrants, who, you know, were brought here as young people. and have lived most if not their entire lives in the united states, who essentially are americans to not put them on the front of the list. and send them back to a country that they don't know. so, that's som

that is consistent with every country but the priority that the president has laid forward and the priorityt ice is putting forward through dhss guidance is to make sure that the people that committed crime or pose a threat to public safety are the priority of their everies. >> so the trump administration is laying out broad new guidelines for stricter enforcement of immigration laws and this move is getting mixed reaction. joining us now is the president of the federation for american immigration reform or fair as they call themselves. he supports mr. trump's moves on immigration. we also have the staff attorney for the aclu. he opposes mr. trump's actions. great to see both of you. andre let us start with you. what's your biggest concern about the new guidelines. where are we start. >> this is bringing to life president trump's most devicive campaign rhetoric. like i said before on this program we have to take the president at his word and he's going to bring these things to life. 10,000 new ice agents throughout the interior. people have a misconception that this isn't going to effect th

that's the priority. i think the president has said multiple times, we have to look at the issue on a holistic way. if you look at the scope of how many people are here illegally. number one priority, people who pose a threat to the country are immediately dealt with. we are talking about a million group of people who were adjudicated and through a formal due process system. so what we will do now, make sure we refocus the issues on those people first and foremost. and the fact sheet lays that out clearly. what is done. for so long ice had their hands you cuffed behind them in the mission of the job. the last administration made it difficult for the custom and enforcement people to enforce the laws of the country. right now, we have made sure they have the ability and the guidance and resources to do what their mission is plain and simple. the president is making sure the people that pose a threat to the country are the first ones to go. >> reporter: the president and doca. can you explain the process the

that is what the priority is. the president has said multiple times that we've got to look at this issue in a very, very holistic way. and the number-one priority when you look at the scope of how many people are in the country illegally, the number-one priority is making sure that people who pose a threat to this country are immediately dealt with. and this is not a small group of people. we're talking close to a million people who have already been adjudicated and had their status processed through a formal due process system. and so what we need to do now is to make sure that we focus the resources and the efforts on those people going first and foremost. and the factsheet and the information that we put out lays that out very, very clearly what is being done. but for so long, the people at ice and cbp had their hands cuffed behind them. and when they were going to deal with the mission of their job, the last administration had so many carve-outs for who could be and who couldn't be adjudicated that it made it

and that's a big priority of what we're working on.n the memo that jeb hensarling wrote recently, he said the consumer financial protection bureau, it's been a controversial regulator, and he wants to eliminate its authority to supervise financial firms. is that something you would be on board with? >> he does x that's something we're looking at, but what we are absolutely on board with right now it's being funded out of the federal reserve. we think they should be funded as ore parts of the government are funded and going through an appropriations process. that'll be the first priority. maria: my thanks to treasury secretary steven mnuchin. now will see more of my interview tomorrow morning on mornings with maria on the fox business network. please join us tomorrow as we show you exclusive video and more of that conversation tomorrow. sheriff david clarke, meanwhile, closing out cpac last night, praising the president for his strict enforcement of immigration laws. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh,

it is is not a priority. there is a case pending in the supreme court in which we have to decide whether or not to continue to issue guidance to the court. it is not -- it is dictated by that. the obama administration had issued joint guidance from the department of education, the department of justice. we now have to decide whether or not this administration wants to continue that track that they were on. it is plain and simple. if we don't, but there are problems both in the legal and process way in which that guidance was issued. and so it is incumbent upon us to actually follow the law. and to recognize the title nine never talked about this, enacted in 1972. no discussion of this back then. to assume certain elements of the law were thought of back then with respect to this would be completely preposterous. >> to be clear, secretary devos is on board with this in. >> yes, 100%. thank you. >> second question is on mexico. there have been tensions, is this a cleanup job for the secretary of state? >> no, i

the current -- executive order seemed to do away with that priority list and make everyone a prioritynk what we're going to see is the immigration courts are going to go back to being back-logged. >> i.c.e. will say for them it's business as usual. but i.c.e. has released a statement including this paragraph -- i.c.e. will continue to focus on identifying and removing individuals with felony convictions with final orders of removal issued by the nation's immigration courts. and guadalupe's husband will now have to raise the children alone. >> my wife is not a threat for the united states. she's a great person. you know, she's a good citizen. regardless of her status. >> jean casarez, cnn, phoenix, arizona. >>> still ahead in cnn news room, new information on the trump administration and russia, cnn has now confirmed that national security adviser michael flynn did in fact talk sanctions with russia before the president took the oath of office. we'll look at why one of the president's top aides would do that. when it may be against the law, next you're live in the cnn news room. no ext

and right now, ice's priority is going to make sure that we focus

. -- is now my top priority.[applause]. education is my top priority and by supporting this budget you will make it yours as well. reading is the foundation of all learning so during the next five years we triple spending adding $5 billion to help every child in america learn to read. values are important. not only reading and writing but right from wrong. we had increased funding to train and recruit teachers because we know a good education starts with a good teacher. i have a wonderful partner in this effort. i like teacher so much i married one. we had increased our budget and responsible 4% we had funded our priorities we paid down all of the available .-dot we have prepared for contingencies and we still have money left over. yogi berra said when you come to a fork in the road take it. now we come to a fork in the road we had two choices. even though we've already met our needs we could spend the money on more and bigger government that is a road our nation has traveled in recent years. last year government

and priorities, his legislative priorities, how does he leave capitol hill tonight with especially theublicans who are in charge of both chambers understanding their marching orders, rallying behind their general, and going out to get which key legislative priorities accomplished. >> let's talk about some of those issues, tone, dana, first. the president based on everything i've heard will clearly want to move away from that dark tone that he had, as david points out, in his inaugural address, and be much more visionary, upbeat and hopeful. >> and we'll see if that happens. the white house also said that his inaugural address was going to be optimistic and hopeful and we heard about american carnage. so -- >> they still argued it was optd mystic. >> they still do this this day. we'll see if that comes to fruition. the other thing that, in addition to as part of that tone that he is expected to do, is kind of reach out to people who don't agree with him, to democrats, some independents, i guess, but in particular democrats in congress on issues where he has said since the campaign he co

i think that it's important that we understand what our priorities are. mean yes, there are things that are icing on the cake, but you know we're talking about like a lot of money here. we have passed a bond as you know that still is not being spent properly. we have all this need that everyone continues to talk about, and then on top of that we will add another layer of service or support or something that may not even be necessary so the point that i am making i want to make sure that we have our priorities straight that we're doing what we absolutely necessarily need to do rather than focusing on adding a list of additional needs and then all of a sudden trying to figure out how we pay for it like what we're doing unfortunately with our trains but we know we need those, so the point that i am making is -- i just want to see us do a better job at prioritizing clarifying the cost around those particular priorities, not adding additional layers of things that we don't absolutely need and being very resourceful about how we spend our existing revenues with

my top priority. [applause] pres. w. bush: education is my top priority and by supporting the budget, you make it yours as well. reading is the foundation of all learning, said during the next five years, the triple -- we triple spending. every child learns to read. values are important. we need to teach them not only reading and writing, but right from wrong. [applause] we have increased funding to recruit teachers because we know a good education starts with a good teacher. i have a wonderful partner in this effort. i like teachers so much, i married one. [applause] pres. w. bush: we have increased %,r budget at a responsible 4 we have funded our priorities, we have paid down all the available debt, we have prepared for contingencies, and we still have money left over. the of the bear was set when you come to a fork in the road, take it. i bear once said when he comes a fork in the road, take it. we could spend the money on more and bigger government. that is the road our nation has traveled many years. that is far mor

in our system every bill gets a hearing and every senator a priority bill. senators can have an impact with legislation regardless of party or seniority. debate happens right here on the floor sent out to advocate. george norris was a man with vision. he had initiative. he persevered. he was tenacious. he had grit. it is characterist of our people. they have a firmness of character and they show resill yans and fort constitute. nebraska is what america is supposed to be. we are blessed like the men and women in nebraska's law enforcement. they risk much to keep us safe. we are also grateful for our servicemen and women in the nebraska national guard and their families. another great example of true nebraska grit is don. he grew up in red cloud during the great depression. he was in the news a few weeks ago during the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. on that fateful sunday morning in 1941 a japanese dive bomber caused an explosion that engulfed the u.s.s. arizona. they were trapped being scorched alive. finally a serviceman threw a rope. with burns covering

with but the priority that the president has laid forward and the priority that i.c.e.s putting forward through dhs' guidance is to make sure that the people who have committed a crime or pose a threat to public safety are the priority of their efforts, first and foremost. caitlin. [inaudible conversations] >> wait with, let me follow up. >> yeah. >> the president and his team also have reservations about undocumented people in the united states who are beneficiaries of public assistance or is access to benefits either at the state or the federal level. what is the president going to be doing to either issue guidance or executive action of some sort to indicate that he would like to preclude that from continuing? >> i think we have talked in the past about theespect that the president has for taxpayer monies with respect to sanctuary cities and the enforcement measures that he's putting forward on immigration. right now, obviously, the actions today are focused on people who are in this country andç what we need to do on our southern border to facilitate the building o

, when you do not make your priority, when you do not make your priority, when you do not come sayingof the block, i am willing to freeze asa of the block, i am willing to freeze as a message of goodwill the outposts and settlement that are outside of the block so the minute the israeli government cannot make these priorities the world is not making these priorities... what percentage of the settlement do you think are acceptable? that you categorise and settlement block because for people on the outside it is hard to get their head around this to get some sense of what you think is acceptable? world, are you not going to negotiate this with you but when i said that it takes only a few percentage is, we are all talking about 1 digit few percentage is, we are all talking about1 digit and therefore there are gaps... 1 digit, less than 10% of all the settlement that have been built? yes and this is something that should be negotiated between us and the palestinians and they want compensation for it but it is not important what you think personally or what others are thinking about, settl

as far as priorities go, we're early on so cyber security is certainly a big threat. i talked about that a lot, that you hear a lot about the threats of physical violence and those are the ones that people typically fear, but our cyber boarder is weak and a lot of people don't realize the significance of the threat that poses to us as a nation. you talk about how we live in a glass house when it comes to cyber security. we stand the most to lose unlike countries like north korea or other places. our cyber vulnerabilities are significant and if anybody were to infiltrate our i.t. structure, that can cut a democratic off at the knees and it can threaten a host of other things and it's something we need to focus on. i was happy that chairman mccaul assigned me to that subcommittee because i do believe it's probably the most significant national security threat we face. >> tell us about your district and this piece of art behind you. >> my district is in montgomery county. right behind me is a company called connects. it's a toy many of us are familiar with. it's in penns

that is the number one priority. and he's not doing anything different than what he promised the people of america. and he won that election. and the people of america support him in that direction. >> we agree with you. and that was my first question to gloria. but specifically about the dreamers. he said the dreamers are okay. how do you feel about that, governor? >> personally, i don't believe it's a top priority. i know they're here and probably have lived here a long time and they came for reasons that their parents probably brought them to have a better life but bottom line is they too are illegal. i don't think they're going to go door to door and have major raids on the dreamers. the fact of the matter is that if they wanted to do that they would already have done it -- >> do you think they should be able to? you think they should do it? >> i think the law says that they can do it. sure. >> i want to bring -- >> i think there's a human instinct that we understand there's an issue there. but first and foremost

this is something that in and of itself must be our highest priority. we can celebrate the success we have had when we know too many people are risk. visited victims centers and have seen victims of trafficking. i have seen the victims of trafficking in europe, i have seen the victims of trafficking in asia. heartbreaking. weknow they are victims, and need to recognize them as victims. there are many reasons i'm concerned about the president's executive order on immigration and refugees. the impactreasons is it has on victims of trafficking. i am here whether those who have -- who are victims of trafficking could have come into this country under that band. i know many of the refugees from potential victims or are victims of trafficking that our refugee program has a major impact. we know the rohingya population of burma were subject to trafficking. hold as a result of the present executive order. i just urge us as we look at our priorities for protecting those who are victims that we can protectat we our nation on things like this executive order. it h

but the priority that the president has laid forward, and the priority that i.c.e. is putting forward through dhs's guidance is to make sure the people who committed a crime or pose a threat to our public safety are the priority of their efforts, first and foremost. caitlyn. >> let me follow up. >> hold on, yeah. >> the president has also and his team has also had reservations about undocumented people in the united states who are beneficiaries of public assistance or access to benefits either at the state or the federal level. what is the president going to be doing to either issue guidance or executive action of some sort to indicate that he would like to preclude that from tinning? >> i think we have talked in the past about the respect that the president has for taxpayer monies with respect to sanctuary cities and the enforcement measures he is putting forward on immigration. right now, obviously, the actions today are focused on people who are in this country and what we need to do on our southern border to facilitate the building of the wall that he has talked

aviation is clearly a priority. either in the near-term buy super hornets to replace the hornets late, the legacy portably but also we're in the same position, we are well behind what we want to be when it comes to the f-35. those are two very important modernizations. >> along with the pilot problem which i hope some members will get into. thank you, senator kaine. lieutenant colonel ernst. >> thank you, sir. appreciate that. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here today, and i told a friend earlier today that i think what i'm going to hear from you gentlemen today is very similar to what we heard from last year. and that's extremely disappointing i think for all of us. so thank you for working under such tight constraints. general wilson, i'll start with you. the iowa army ammunition plant produces components for some of america's most advanced ammunition. since 1941 it's played a role in ensuring america's forces are ready, and noted in your written statement that you say we must have sufficient munitions t

if the wall is a priority, if infrastructure is a priority, we are happy to make this a priority.ut those of us in congress, the president himself and his administration be if these are the important things, what's going to be less important so that we can keep working to bring down deficits, which then will allow us to eventually bring down the debt -- >> to be clear, though, would you support putting -- regardless of what you end up putting elsewhere, would you support putting taxpayers on the hook now specifically for this border wall? >> clearly, that's what one of the election was about, one of the main issues. that's a priority. if this is what it costs to build a wall, this is what we should do. you can also build a wall using technology. but a country's not sovereign if it doesn't have a defined border and can't control it. so that's what this is about and i think it is a high property. >> there was this headline "hill republicans quake at trump's budget busting wish list", saying lawrs have to choose between embracing the president's price see agenda between pushing back

education is my top priority. [applause] bush: education is my top priority, and by supporting this as well.ll be yours reading is the foundation so in the next years we triple the investment to allow every child in america to read. value is important. education to teach our children not only reading and writing but right from wrong. [applause] have increased funding to train and recruit teachers because we know a good goodtion starts with a teacher and i have a wonderful partner in this effort. i like teachers so much, i married one. [applause] bush: we have increased .ur budget at a responsible 4% we have funded our priorities. we paid down all of the available data. we have prepared for contingencies. and we still have money left over. berra once said, when you come to a fork in the road -- take it. we have come to a fork in the road. we of two choices. even though we have already met our needs, we could spend the money on more and bigger government. that is the road our nation has troubled in recent years. les

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