number of refugees it was letting in, triggering what was effectively a domino impact as serbia, sloveniad macedonia quickly resulted in to closing their borders. this resulted in bottlenecks on the route to germanyal them it led to this a makeshift tent town in greece. the e.u. deal with affect refugee that his landed from march 20th f their is al jazeera sigh jump application has been rejected they will be sent back to turkey. >> reporter: since march 20, migrant camps. it is in line with a deal between turkey and the e.u. to stop the illegal flow of migrants. a young syrian man inside sent this video to us because journalists are barred from entering. we managed to get this from him. but he had more questions than answers. the level of anxiety and i uncertainty. i defecteded from the syrian army and i can't be sent back he explained. the syrians qualify as refugees were just some of his questions? it is a concern expressed by the united nations which fears that asylum applications are not being properly processed and safeguards are not in place. >> we have seen gaps in both country tha

she has a half-brother living in slovenia she didn't know about. >> joining me now with more fox newsedia buzz host howard kurtz. howie, good to see you. so was this a fair piece or not a fair piece? >> another trump disgusted by the media. melania has a point. why on earth is it necessary to publish a piece about melania's father back in slovenia, back in 1965, back before he met melania's mother, getting involved in a paternity lawsuit and having to pay child suit support to a son that everyone glees she hasn't met. what does this have to do with the potential first lady? >> why do we care? how does this relate to the vote if 2016? >> exactly. i mean, it's an invasion of privacy. she asked the magazine not to publish it. the dad is hardly a public figure. it tefeels like an attempt to g headline. this wreaks of condescension. there's the $100,000 dior wedding dress that the laborers -- >> that piece didn't bother me. that's what her wedding dress cost. they had a fancy wedding. so what? it's a vision into the lifestyles of the rich and famous. >> then we have the supposed friend, bl

funded cared far more weight, sadly perhaps it's unfair the views of individual countries, portugal, slovenia and so forth. may be unfair but that is the reality of any international negotiations. if we can be part of such a large, adopting a mandate agreed with our position that puts us in a stronger position. >> you said the most important objective for the negotiation of the united kingdom should be a binding guarantee that no proposal, should further social justice would apply without our two cents. do you you think that's been achieved? >> any time by the lsc speech that was for five years ago. it would not apply to the united kingdom. >> it hasn't been achieved? >> no not entirely for any country. the german and french occasionally have views which were not happy with. what's important and unique for the united kingdom is that other countries could demand, at this time where the only country that can invoke and to the degree of the patient of the e.u. that we decide if the proposals are in the national interest are not. >> thank you very much. >> i will explain, i was elected to the eur

i went to slovenia to her home country, hometown, a small manufacturing town, and all the neighbors andat knew her family or her when she was a young girl, everybody said did you ever notice her father looks like donald trump, they showed me pictures. both tall, kind of blonde, always wearing suits, they're businessmen, salesmen, hard charging. everybody says about both of them they have business in their veins, like the finer things in life. melania trump's father has an extensive collection of mercedes. he did quite well for himself even income nis times, had two houses, a mercedes. he, like donald trump, is litigious when it comes to his former lovers. we found that melania trump has a half brother that apparently she did not know about. her father had an affair with a woman before he met melania's mother, a child came out of that union. he fought, melania trump's father fought the mother of the child who sued for child support three months after the child was born, that he fought it to the highest appellate court in slovenia, trying not to pay the child support fees. >> melania trum

weight, sadly, perhaps it's unfair than do the views of individual countries like cyprus, portugal, slovenia and so forth. but that is the reality of this. and if we can be part of the european union as well, i don't thing a mandate puts us in a much stronger position. that's been my experience which i have to share with you. >> you said the most important objective for the renegotiation of the united kingdom should be a binding guarantee that no proposal of social justice and employment of fiscal policy would apply to the united kingdom without our consent. do you believe this outcome has been achieved? >> i think it has been achieved. remember, i made the remarks, you're quoting about four or five years ago. yes, i think we're very much in that direction, because the commitment will not apply to the united kingdom -- >> has it been achieved is my question. >> the german and french occasionally reach views which they are not happy with. what is unique for the united kingdom is that this moment in time, other countries will demand a similar privilege, with you we are the only country that ca

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and european and aspiration should have a right to depart as the other states in yugoslavia like slovenia have done very well in the european union are able to do so. >> i can't recall anything which would deny them that right. there are several member states to prefer the criterion deemed to be the best interests and they can apply and they would be accepted. >> moving onto the document that was sent to us which i miss sam had something to do with, don't know whether you did or not but it makes the case for some countries which are supported that everything would be very smooth and it quotes two prime ministers. one that discredited prime minister former prime minister of iceland to represent the country of about 300,000 people in the other the prime minister of new zealand which include terms is a rather small play. given what we have just heard about the united states major countries like india and even china don't you recognize there is in reality an amazing ability for the u.k. leaving and the international climate afterwards not just our relations as neighbors but the complexities o

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ask yourself, how can slovenia afford to provide public college in english were florida and california and new york and iowa and new hampshire somehow cannot. if you look at what is being spent, it is a drop in the bucket. a tiny fraction of the states overall budget. a substantial part. it is not a new idea. -- 18 floridians. my father went to the city college of new york, and there is no reason we can't make that same promise to everyone else. you want people to reach their potential in life. talents, skills, interest. at want to make sure everyone reaches their full potential. .. if the voters in florida want it to bend the university system can decide how to pay for it and the taxpayers would have to accept that and there isn't a role for that. i disagree on this. >> let's move on to the next question from chicago asks a question and then as usual those about. they've been ambitiously mistreated in the system i systd private prisons are at the root she says and if elected will either of you support abolishing private prisons? >> the answer is yes. one way to look at what the govern

plenty to go on donald trump after on his character and policies without going to the little town in slovenian and interviewing her friends. it seemed really gratuitous and beneath julia's usually excellent writing. >> right, right. although i'm just thinking back right now to 2008 and what was said about michelle obama. people certainly dug into her background and some of the things they came up with was not so complimentary. is this just what happens when you run for president? >> it does happen. i don't think it should. i agree with s.e. completely that bill clinton is a different situation because he was a former president. hillary clinton was complicit in a lot of his policies like nafta, the health care efforts, so that -- >> i'm talking about their personal life with the clintons, with it's monica lewinsky -- that kind of thing. >> that's fair game. that happened in the oval office and many people say hillary clinton went to great lengths to demonize the victims of sexual assault all the while she's tweeting out that victims of sexual assault deserve to be heard and believed while she

talk in slovenia afford to provide public college in english, where florida, california and new yorknd iowa and new hampshire somehow can't. if you look at what is being spent in a system it is the drop in the bucket. the entire college system for the state of florida is a tiny fraction of the state's overall budget. we have the federal government provided a very substantial part of a k-12 cost of education. why do we stop the? is not a new idea. free public college dates back to the 1840s. my father went to the city college of new york, a free college. there's a reason why we can't make that same promise to everyone else. as indicated before, you want people to reach their potential in life. every single one of us is a unique bundle of talents, skills, interests, limitations. and i want to see the truck drivers who are willing and able to become doctors become doctors. i want to make sure that everybody breaches their full potential. and in our 21st century economy that often requires a college education. i so let's open up the public colleges to everyone try to that's a state decis