schuman. i'm registered under demand progress. i lobbied for sunlight foundation. the sunlight foundation might have listed me as dan schuman or they wrote daniel shulman because she didn't spell it right or something. it's hard to know, one, that i'm the same person throughout this process and that you can look at all the different places that i've lobbied. then let's say i work for a corporation, so if demand progress is demand progress inc. if we're registered with the fec or sec, there should be a unique identifier there as well so you can take these data sets and sort of meld them together. this is what open secrets does, the center for responsive politics. they spend tons and tons and tons of time trying to take all these different information sometimes that's incomplete or badly filed and try to make it make some kind of sense. but it doesn't. part of it is there is certain information that is being reported but not being fully disclosed. so i have a unique i.d. inside the house and ins

so i just wanted to let you know that i walked into the room and i told senator schumaneer, spea pelosi, i want to do infrastructure. i'm really good at that, that's what i do. but you can't do it under these circumstances. so get these phony investigations over with. the "wall street journal" just wrote today, just a little while ago, i saw it. mr. mueller wasn't obstructed in any way. this was a "wall street journal" editorial today. mr. mueller wasn't obstructed in any way. his copious report, copious, 434 pages, now they want to interview all the same people again. they want to interview jerry nadler who has been an enemy of mine for many years. he fought me in new york, unsuccessfully, by the way. i've had great success against jerry. but he was representing manhattan, and he would fight me all the time on the west side railroad yards many times very unsuccessfully. he failed. i come to washington and i become president and i say, oh, no, i have jerry nadler again? so "wall street journal," mr. mueller wasn't obstructed in any way. his copious report was released for all to see, an

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for a year is president trump has tried to cancel the program schuman the dream of some deportation these attempts have been shot down by the courts meanwhile questions are being asked about the safety of new young migrants 5 young people have died in detention centers along the southern border in the last 6 months the latest is a 16 year old who was found dead on monday after a week in detention illegal learned his deputy director of the american civil liberties union the a.c.l.u. he says young people especially at risk when crossing the border. we are very concerned we've always been very concerned about what happens in detention centers we believe that immigrants are being detained far too often when it's unnecessary and with children it's that much worse and children should not be detained at all because of the psychological damage but now we're seeing actual deaths in great numbers and so we are extremely concerned and are hoping that both congress and others in advocates are going to try and hold people accountable and get to the bottom of what's going on it's important for people t