. >> trevor: soool. crisis of the soool.ou know trump had to practice that word hard because he never said it before, right. he was probably reading the speech like a crisis of the s ow-el. sa-wl, did you guys just make up this word. i love it. give me more nonsense words like. this i love it. s sowell, saoul. and look, for all the hype the speech wasn't that long t was only ten minutes and eight minutes of it was trump sniffing. >> this barrier is absolutely critical to border security. that defends our borders and reopens the government. democrats in congress have refused to acknowledge the crisis. (laughter) >> like he was slip sog sniffing so much it was like he was trying to get all the drugs off the street himself. ity a get rid of them. bring them to me. but even in that short ten minutes president trump managed to pack in a lot of scaring the shit out of people about illegal immigrants. >> our southern borders is a pipeline for vast quantities of illegal drugs. met, heroin, cocaine, more americans will die from drugs

s soools in virginia beach have after-school clubs where civilian children can support their classmates.>> y friend in the military move deployed so sometimes he would cry. >> this is a ¡with you all the way' kit and this is ¡dealing with deployment'.. >> reporter: research shows when schools offer an understan ing environmencan have a protective effect. >> you need to have on a collared shirt with either a tie or bow tie. >> reporter: this year was especially difficult for 17- year-old jazmine jewell. she had toove from california to virginia for her senior year. >> this graduationsn't going to be super important to me because i'm happy to get my diploma, i'm finally don but i'm not graduating with my friends. >> reporter: both jazmine's parents served in the navy and she's moved seven times already. but she saysit's also taught her important life lessons. >> military kids are more appreciative of the things they have and the friends they make. every moment counts. you take a lot of things to heart. >> reporter: and despite the challenges of being a military child, after graduation, ja