to work at 3:30 or 4:00 and get home at midnight and now they are aging and their seven, five and threeu and now two out of my three go to school at 8:15 and they don't get called until 3:30 when i'm walking out the door. honestly, that is not acceptable to me. and they mean too much to me. i refuse to miss their childhood just so i can do a job that i love. so i'm not breaking news here. i've said all this to my employer.e, they know this, too. that is my challenge and decided what i'm going to do. can i find a way to work with my schedule at fox and continue to do the kelley filed and see my children and if the answer to m that is now, i'll have to make a different decision because they are most important. [applause] >> thank you all so much. >> thanks for coming. [applause] is [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for joining us here in our aei headquarters on this beautiful fall day. thank you as well to our television audience and our online audience. i had nicholas eberstadt, the henry budd chaired. aei and author of this book, "men without work: america'

meeting today and also at the retreat, you said, legislativet his agenda, besides health care, can or threeus one, two, legislative things that he wants to get through right away? >> right. immigration is obviously going to be high on that list. reform. regulatory reform. that's three and four. >> and immigration is not an overhaul, though? >> i think he's going to work the congress to get appropriations process going. it's not just building the wall. enact policies to make sure that what we have now doesn't happen again. with them.rking it's a comprehensive look at how we're keeping people out of this shouldn't be here, that people who come to visit are leaving when they're sure we're, to make tailoring immigration policies, openke sure we're not an door for anyone to just walk in. that people who are here to our economy, are coming in, but i think we have to do immigration smartly. looking at.he's >> i had a second one. >> i'm sorry. you're right. that you haveeard said or someone else has said specifically, will the president -- has the president any of the intelligence agencies about the

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