so it is shocking, it is unconscionable but it because of what the republican party is doing.mark harris is trying to steal this election. it is obstruction of an investigation. >> mr. chairman, to that point, why did the democratic party of north carolina not appeal this decision by the three-judge panel to keep the board in its current composition to finish this investigation? why did they allow it just to dissolve today at noon without any type of court challenge? >> well, there is a very short window. of course i'm not the attorney for governor cooper or for the state of north carolina, but what i will tell you is this, that in order to keep an investigation on track for the january 11th hearing, it was vital that there be a board of elections constituted based on what the last constitutional law was for a board of elections. the republican party of north carolina and the republican legislative leaders have multiple times now distracted and delayed and done all they can to destabilize our state board of elections and the lebss pr -- elections process. why is it now they ar

>> jiankui's work prompted ethical concerns, one expert says the project was unnecessary and unconscionable. >> as we think about what has happened here, it's important that we not stick to one researcher, although what he did was wrong and unconscionable and reckless, i think we have to also look in the mirror at ourselves and our country and our scientists. because some of the things that they have been doing i think really encourage this risky behavior on the part of this chinese researcher. >> she says his work is a hasty use of technology and can open the door of a future of so- called genetic inequality. at this point it is unclear where he is, chinese media is speculating he is under house arrest. liz and ken? >> thank you. >>> new information tonight in the east bay, a 3-year-old hit by a car has died tonight. this happened at around 7:30 7:30 tonight at a shopping center in antioch at delta fair boulevard and summersville road. one witness told us a car barreled through the parking lot when the child and her parents were coming out of a sears store. she was taken to the hospital wh

>> this is unconscionable.t has been shown over and over through really solid research that psychotropic drugs are dangerous. they always help a few people, but overwhelmingly, more often, they cause harm. when you give these psychotropic drugs to children, to babies, to children, to babies, to teenagers whose brains are still developing, whose bodies are still developing, the drug companies will even tell you when they are honest -- which they sometimes have been about the effects of these drugs, they will tell you that in an individual case, there is no way to predict what kinds of effects this is going to have. so this is driving young people -- drugging young people to control them. this is a totally unethical, immoral, unprofessional use of psychotropic drugs. and at the best of times, with other people, that sort of thing needs to be done only after everything else has been tried and only under very careful supervision. and the fact these people are being injected with apparently little supervision and fo

i've coveredmphe ols for years, and it's absolutely unconscionable to me and unconscionable what tey did that they decided it was okay just to defer to law enforcement. nawaz: so you mentioned scott blackmun resigning. the other two men we nad in the report they're also out of their positions. i guess the question sis that it? is the reckoning over? is the house >>ean? hat's a good question. there is a new leader of the u.s. olympic committee, the first full-time woman c.e.o. of the u.s. olympic committee, and she has been on ee job si august and has done some major things, including wanti to decertify u.s.a. gymnastics, which is the nuclear option under the amateur sports act, but that's something that the u.s. olympic committee can do. and of course she is also theon who fired alan ashley when she was made aware of his inaction for those 13 and a hal months. i think that we will probably see congress gettin more involved -- there have already been five congressional hearings this year, ithe calendar ye i think they probably will do more. one of the things i think that should be don

to this bilateral relationship, with respect in this agree just, unconscionable military operation inside yemen, it is time for congress to step up and write something that -- right something that today is very wrong. i appreciate all of the great work that senator sanders and senator lee have done. i appreciate the chair and ranking member for having guided us through this debate. i look forward to coming to the floor again for a package, and i look forward to another bipartisan vote. i yield the floor. sen. cardin: thank you, mr. president. i take this time to support the passage of senate joint resolution 54. i commend my colleagues who have brought this resolution forward. the impact of this resolution would be to end the u.s. military engagement in yemen, and i believe that that military engagement should end for several reasons. first, let me comment on what others have already pointed out, and that is that humanitarian crisis in yemen is one of the worst, if not the worst, in the worl

physicians for human rights, other medical experts, are shocked and say it's unconscionable to put childrenituations in which tragedies like this could take place. they need to be treated -- >> you could build -- you could build better centers, provide better medical care there. that does not solve the problem of where these migrants are taken by i.c.e. after they're captured at the border. i interviewed the mayor of el paso, texas, a short time ago. he said listen, congress has to come up with a solution here. right? and you'll even hear that from kirstjen nielsen saying that, you know, they need a policy and they need legal guidance as to what to do. in an ideal world, what would happen to these migrants after they're captured at the border if they're not entering legally? >> the blame and deflection, jim, is entirely wrong. this is the largest law enforcement agencies in the country. we're in the middle of a shutdown because billions are asked for a wall. instead, what the money needs to be allocated for is treating these children properly, getting them out rapidly from these processing

i almost dropped my jaw, 17 to 50 years is unconscionable. the other things that are unique to our concerns that were not addressed in the e.i.r. is the fact the developers are proposing a commercial loading zone directly across the street from where these hundred people live. all along they asserted the underground will be in the e.i.r. and we were shocked to find that and that loading zone would be there after the project is over. so this is not a temporary thing. though the mitigation which was suggested in the e.i.r. which we think is not viable, they suggested because of the traffic impact of commercial loading, the loading happened before 7:00 a.m. and after 7:00 p.m. well, if you're one of the 100 people that live across the street, that makes absolutely no sense. and i think what was ignored was the 100 people across the people when you consider a commercial loading dock. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, i'm donna elshore and i missed much of the hearing i'm extremely concern about asbest

beijing called her arrest on reasonable, unconscionable. founder is spending the weekend in jail after an agreement on bail was not reached. her arrest on allegations of sanction violations have roiled markets. advisor president's thinks it will not affect the trade talks. >> i see them on different tracks. i think the trade negotiations, which have a lot of momentum, those are going to continue. i do not believe they will be interrupted by the huawei enforcement action. >> china's factory inflation slowed further while gains in the consumer price index moderated. it fell 2.7 percent in november, the slowest rate in two years. bigger factory prices signally further deceleration of industrial profits. the consumer price index rose 2.2% in november, which was also slower than estimated. qatar will not attend the summit being held in riyadh today which cited turkey, a qatari official he did not identify. the king of saudi arabia invited them to the summit and the sign of a potential thaw, but bloomberg was unable to verify the report. yellow v

what is happening in north carolina is absolutely unconscionable. >> as we go into north carolina wensin and michigan where the republicans lost the governorship and attorney general and now the legislators, which are still the legislators that were in office before the election and they're actually trying to change and limit the power of those offices in those states, it was fine with them when there were republicans in charge. all of a sudden now in wisconsin they want to redo and limit the powers of the governor. >> yeah, i mean, so it's wisconsin, it's michigan. those are my make the states, i'm from illinois. this is going on in the mid-west. not to mention what happened in georgia and i'm so proud of stacy abrams, a close friend of mine, how she today up and is doing a shoutout how this is not okay. let's look at what is going on in north carolina right now. we have a republican, mark harris, who claims to have won the race for the u.s. house of representatives against a former marine dan mckreeld-- mcyeecree. >> this is in north carolina? >> correct. mark harris hired this guy

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it is unconscionable to me, why would he go and repeat obama's mistake knowing through experience what the consequences will be. heather: who steps up and takes his leadership role? there are big positions open, un ambassador, interior secretary of the ag. >> only so much can get through the senate with the cabinet positions. you may see someone who has been confirmed, someone who is not going to be controversial from a confirmation standpoint particularly with attorney general and everything else. whoever the person is, if donald trump can find somebody in the senate and defend withdrawal from syria and afghanistan they have to do that, marco rubio and lindsey graham might not vote for someone willing to do that. they shouldn't vote for someone willing to do that. shannon: thank you for weighing in tonight. is beginning to look a lot like a shutdown. what does that mean? who will people blame and how long will it last? our power panel is here to weigh in. katie pafford, jason chaffetz, standing by. we will be right back. ♪ >> shannon: if you are here with us this time heather: if you

that is why a lot of people feel this is an unconscionable company. so far as to call it evil. emily: we have tried to get an expert on the show and you have told us a lot of people don't want to be associated with it. >> investors don't want people to know they are investing. these people are becoming multimillionaires overnight. emily: they promised to give employees cash as a bonus. that is 1.3 million dollars per employee. >> i think they are giving more money to people who have been at the top the longest. it is a remarkable amount of cash. $2 billion to 1500 employees. people are making a lot of money in san francisco. emily: will this get through antitrust? >> they believe it will. emily: talk about the company story. it is based in san francisco and started three years ago. >> it actually started eight years ago. two guys at stanford design school came up with the idea. they were addicted smokers and they didn't want to be smoking cigarettes all the time. they developed the e-cigarette. it did not hit the market until 2015. at that point, it e

saudi arabia is not a fully supported ally they shouldn't get our arms was what they are doing is unconscionableumanitarian disaster. >> reporter: the senate is set to vote on a measure to withdraw us support for the saudi coalition in yemen. shannon: french president emmanuel macron addressing the nation after the fourth weekend of violence riots. the french leader absolution is to put cash in the pockets of french citizens. >> reporter: his moment of truth. after weeks of antigovernment protests in which he was mostly silent he face the nation on television and what he called the support moment. >> reporter: i have given to the government the most rigorous instructions in the beginning of all this. >> reporter: deliver on some specifics, yellow vest protesters demanding, including the gas tag hike aimed at dealing with global warming, how the protests began, an increase in minimum wage, a cut in taxes and easing the financial burden on retirees. >> translator: there's anger and real indignation. >> reporter: he criticized the violence, the protests are hundreds injured and $1 billion worth of

it's an unconscionable' situation. we get fix eight on a caravan of 3,000 people twhant' -- and that's nothing compared to what's going upon each date year. liz: we were told they were peaceful and not violent, then they stormed the border and attacked our border agents. four agents were injured. there is a disconnect in this country about the information flows and what the american people are hearing. >> if you had a fair-minded media they should sit down with chuck schumer and say what's wrong with the wall? what mapped to the care strand? we reinforced the fencing. that's what the army people were doing down there. they couldn't come in. what happened? a lot of them went home. what's terrible about that? nothing. liz: they were coming here for jobs. that's not a reason for asylum. >> they were looking for a better life and mexico offered most of of them asylum and a lot of them were turning it down. that tells you they weren't just looking for a better life. i think it's good we have this arrangement with mexico. i

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but to exploit that is unconscionable. trish: it gets worse.that same closed door testimony, we have the transcript and i read every single line. he went so far as to say when he was asked about whether it mattered that -- who paid for that dossier, he said who cares? he didn't care whether it was republicans. that's a direct yoat quote there. he went on to say, it doesn't matter. it was democrats, by the way. the law firm perkins-coie was hired by the dnc and people related to hillary clinton's campaign. and they paid $160,000 to christopher steele. they hired fusion gps all to get this dirt on our now president. and james comey as head of the fbi doesn't care where this information came from? who was motivated to dig the up or who paid for it? >> worse than that. he admits some of it wasn't verified before it was submitted to a files a judge to obtain a warrant. trish: i think it will go down in history as one of those awful moments in our representative democracy that we live in. it was also the fact that he never felt the judge needed to kn

. >> the two deaths this month -- nancy pelosi called the deaths unconscionable. >>> the stock marketally got some positive numbers amid the continued wave of steep losses. the dow surged yesterday to erase the historic christmas eve drop. the stocks posted their best in nearly a decade with the dow jumping more than 1,000 points or nearly 5%. the s&p 500 surged nearly 5% while the nasdaq was up close to 6 prch 6%. the bounce comes after monday's massive selloff among president trump's continued criticism of federal reserve chairman jerome powell. >> you made it very clear that secretary mnuchin's job is safe. is the fed chairman's job safe? >> that is correct, yes. >>> let's switch gears and get a check on your weather. >> it's been so nice the first part of the week through christmas, but now we have a lot of travel trouble spots. heavy snow falling in northern minnesota. for south dakota this might be a historic snowstorm. we have a severe weather threat happening right now in texas. there is a tornado watch until 11:00 this morning. that includes southwest louisiana. so the parris

federal workers are now laboring under a lot of stress during this holiday season, and that is unconscionable. >> can i just ask -- >> wait, wait, wait. i am going to give everybody a chance. i promise. jen, does that even make any kind of appeal to republican leadership, the anxiety of hundreds of thousands of federal workers that will be sitting there at christmas dinner not knowing if they are going to get a paycheck? what the president says it could be a long stay. we know the senators adjourned until monday morning 11 a.m. eastern, and we know we are now more than 800,000 employees across key departments, including homeland security, and thus the nation's border patrol facing either furlough or unpaid leave in the middle of a holiday season, and in fact i am hearing it's not going to be monday now, and they are talking about coming back the 27th, which is thursday, two days after christmas, and they would be on 24-hour call. how would you or any republican feel sitting at the dinner table wondering when am i going to see my next check, and i am a federal employee in a make america great

opinion, to pretend that a system will be adequate for firefighting is disingenuous, unethical and unconscionable. it is time to put a stop to this joke. it is time to end the premise that the plan is anything other than an attempt to redirect general obligation earthquake bonds money to fund the construction of replacement water means by this enterprise department and it is time to recognize that it has no rational application in fighting post- earthquake fires. the p.u.c. fails to extend the actual auxiliary water supply system to all city neighbourhoods using the inexhaustible amount of seawater that exists on three sides of the city. firestorms will destroy the entire residential neighbourhoods in the west seven parts of the city. thousands of residents trapped in partially collapsed buildings will burn to death before they can be rescued. no amount will change this. is a firefighter, i urge you to not approve the westside one. you will not provide sufficient water. thousands if not tens of thousands of lives will be saved or lost depending on your decision on this matter. considered this as

this is alarming and unconscionable, a message to every north carolina voter that it doesn't matter ifyou were defrauded and your vote silenced, republicans would rather have power than faithfully represent you. >> clearly harris had called for re-election if one needed to be, he said he would cooperate fully with the investigation, but now the last minute petition is angering democrats in the state. so what exactly is next? when it comes to the investigation, it's also a complete mess. a new state law says that democratic governor roy cooper is supposed to appoint a new election board, but not until january 31st. he is saying he will appoint an interim board to continue working the investigation. republicans are saying no way, you're not allowed to do that. we're going to take you to court over it. it is looking more and more likely there might not be a representative for the north carolina 9th district on january 3rd when congress starts. >> thank you for breaking that down for us. appreciate it. victor? >>> hundreds of migrants are being dropped off in a border town. the town was no

the idea of reversing this decision would be unconscionable denial of democracy.his means that for money managers, do you have 12 options that brexit could take shape? we have different scenarios, but we have to take a position. what we know is the pound is very cheap. the u.k. market is very attractive, but we just all feel that to make a decision to buy u.k. assets right now is probably correct. it is very difficult to quantify this risk. we have to step back. for next year, i think there will be a lot of upside especially for u.k. equities. you almost want any deal because if there is no deal, the market would probably correct so much it would be attractive anyway. holger: as long as the hard brexit is avoided. you really have to avoid the no deal, hard brexit which could be a significant hitch to the u.k. economy. depending on whether we get any kind of arrangement to smooth the shock, we could either get a recession or something which is not quite a recession, but it would be a significant blow. on top of that, for the long-term growth outlook for the u.k. cr

that is unconscionable. typical james comey. >> judge jeanine: we'll see with the judge does tomorrow. coming up, the latest on the children on our southern border, a deal to fund the wall may be close. we'll have a live report next. stay with us. ♪ -looks great, honey. -right? sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think there's something wrong with your sink. we cover commercial vehicles, too. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: welcome back to "hannity." congress faces a midnight friday deadline: aom to avoid a partial government shutdown. joining us now for the latest is garrett tenney. >> to

custody is unconscionable. house democrats will not stand idly by and watch other nations while fundamental values are corroded and innocent children are held by and democratic congressman bennie thompson going further than that saying it's clear that the administrations fly-by-night mass detention policy are not working. the welfare of children in our care must be a top priority. chief correspondent is live in our west coast bureau bureau with the real story. jonathan. >> as of the beginning of december, according to the department of homeland security more than ten years since a child has died in the custody o u.s. customs and border protection. now two children have died in n the space of a month, the lates in eight -year-old boy police say alonzo gomez first taken intoto custody around 1:00 p.m. december 18th they're all passive, texas. the boys father were according to cbp officials given regular food, water, and welfare checks before being transferred to the border patrol station on december 23rd. on the

it's unconscionable. >> he gets to -- whitaker gets to then just say, no, i don't want to recuse myselft the recommendation is. is that the end of the story? >> i don't think it's -- >> it's absurd. >> here's the law. here's the law, it's exactly what jeff sessions, as soon as he came in, he was a trump partisan, and the ethics officer says, look, this is the magic number. it's 5 code of federal regulations, 2635.502 a2. as soon as sessions heard that fredricka, he recused himself. it's the same law that applies to matthew whitaker. >> why is it this different this time? >> there's no ethical way he can do it. either he says i will honor the ethics code, head the department of justice. these are honorable people that serve, or i will be unethical. one choice or the other. >> he can't be forced? no one can force him? >> what's that? >> no one can force him? >> i think since he is the acting attorney general, he is the boss, but it seems to me congress can examine that through congressional hearings, and it seems to me also that sooner or later this ethical issue has to surface. if not in

anyone who stands by silently, that is unconscionable act for christmas eve. i personally offended and i think i speak for everyone in the area. i hope i speak for each of you. what is so special about christmas eve. it means many things to many people. all the way from deeply spiritual, to totally secular. across a wide spectrum in society. the week leading up to christmas is a time for peace and reflection. it is time for family and friends to travel across california, across the country, across the globe to be with loved ones. it is time for grandmothers to teach granddaughters how to bake christmas cookies and prepare meals for santa and his reindeer it is a time for grandfathers to teach grandsons how to hang out outside christmas lights without getting electrocuted. it is not a time of the community should be forced into some arbitrary day, totally arbitrary day to give up their involvement in this special season. on december 24th, 1968, this year is the 50th anniversary on that date. they circled the moon. the first humans to ever venture to another pla

. >> unconscionable. >> he came on board to -- and they discovered he had made legal mistakes that caused him to be removed from the case. >> is it okay if i read you some of the comments? >> sure, go ahead. >> disgusting human being. disgrace to the wisconsin judicial system, a man with a sickened soul. >> i've seen it. >> in one instance, kachinsky, working to cut a plea deal, had arranged for his client to speak with investigators, but kachinsky himself didn't show up. >> that was clearly a mistake. >> this is huge, though. >> i agree. >> you have a 16-year-old kid with a low i.q., with no attorney present, no parent. it's kinda like feeding someone to the wolves in a way. would you apologize to brendan dassey? >> well, i'd apologize to him for not being at that interview. >> so there were mistakes made? >> sure, there were mistakes, but none of them contributed to the verdict in dassey's case. >> there are people who disagree with that. >> oh, sure. >> but as dassey's attorneys delve further into the stunning statements the teen made, they came to believe something more disturbing --

the idea that they're being forced to work without a paycheck is just unconscionable.nt like that, to show how completely out of touch and oblivious they are to living standards for working people, it's very frustrating. not all lawmakers feel that way, certainly. there is legislation that would guarantee the back pay. and federal employees have wonderful advocates in congress, but, you know, that comment isn't helpful. >> as we speak right now, the shutdown continues. let us see what comes in the coming days. jackie, thanks for come in, i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, we're tracking the weather across the country on this christmas eve. that's next. world is now an information superhighway. (phone ringing) and the car has become an accessory to the smartphone. ride hailing, car sharing, carpooling... mobility services are proliferating. and there's a new generation who don't seem to want to own cars in the first place. it all means massive disruption to the car industry, cities, businesses and investors. i'm martyn briggs for bank of america me

that's unconscionable.what we have not seen, then, is the next step of collusion or conspiracies between the trump campaign and these russian operatives. >> do you they they have taken the attacks seriously enough, as a sit sine? >> no. the administration -- there's been a difference between what the administration has done. i have said publicly i wish the president would stop in in way suggesting there's a slightest doubt about what our intelligence agencies have concluded and what the evidence of the mueller investigation is pointing to, which is russian interference. >> you've been in the legal business for a long time. when the president keeps referring to mike at flynn as a rat for cooperating with federal prosecutors, how does that term strike you? >> i think it's wise and unfortunate. the president is there in his official capacity to uphold the law. i think uses those kinds of terms which shall i say are not typically coming out of any white house is unwise. >> unwise politically or factually? >> un

it seems unconscionable there was no other alternative.ned, i think this is incredibly ininextricably intertwined with race. there's a mayortive going on throughout the united states. we see black folks and people of color generally carrying the burden of enforcement of rules that seem to be race neutral on paper but when they're applied, it has a racial diskrimtarily impact. >> i would imagine he has been wrestling with this same hair obviously to get to this point and has not had any trouble before. >> that's right. and to force the student to make a decision within 90 seconds is incredibly coesive and puts him between a rock and hard place. what's he going to do? >> you're sure it was discrimination? into it smells of implicit bias. we all carry these with us and every institution including schools in particular have them within their ranks. it's important to view it through that lens. >> miguel, give us the facts, what are the rules when it comes to hair? >> they follow national rules. the hair can't be below the eye line, can't bebelo

and we are complicit in that, and i just find it unconscionable -- it's horrifying to travel around yemen was so glad when the senate stepped up and spoke up and i know that saudi arabia is paying very close attention to the mood in the u.s., the senate. i hope that they will, indeed, then, choose to end this war. it's accomplishing nothing except mass starvation. >> right. and thank you to you for bearing witness by showing us these pictures and your colleagues at "the new york times." nicolas kristaps is a prize columnist for "the new york times." tonight's last word is next. cls portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting i

that was unacceptable, unamerican and unconscionable. we need to do bet. >> does the federal government bear any of the blame? >> the trump administration bears blame to the extent the buck stops at the top. at the end of the day, you had two young, innocent children die in american custody. that should never occur. >> the president in a tweet blamed the democrats for the death of the two guatemalan children saying any deaths of children or others at the border are strictly the fault of the democrats and their pathetic immigration policies that allow people to make the long trek thinking they can enter our country illegally. they can't. if we had a wall, they wouldn't even try. your reaction. >> that's a completely unreasonable statement from the president, but not unsurprising. at the end of the day many families and children leaving these very violent central american countries of guatamala, honduras and el salvador are fleeing places that are overrun with gangs, drug activity. many of them have a credible fear of persecution consisten

and we are complicit in that, and i just find it unconscionable -- it's horrifying to travel around yemeni was so glad when the senate stepped up and spoke up and i know that saudi arabia is paying very close attention to the mood in the u.s., the senate. i hope that they will, indeed, then, choose to end this war. it's accomplishing nothing except mass starvation. >> right. and thank you to you for bearing witness by showing us these pictures and your colleagues at "the new york times." nicolas kristaps is a prize winning columnist for "the new york times." tonight's last word is next. a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. havi is not always easy. plaque psoriasis it's a long-distance journey, and you have the determination

this is unconscionable.republicans have said, there is no infrequencies or problems in the voting. they're shutting down early voting on the way out and looks like the one case that's real voter fraud is happening at the hands of republicans. republicans have a lot of rethinking about how to win back the majority in this country and they're not doing it. >> we'll talk about that north carolina race in the next segment. we heard some of the changes that wisconsin republicans are trying to make. and i want to point out, in michigan, republicans are trying to make it so that the state legislature intervenes in legal cases that involve the state. they also want to let a new commission oversee campaign finance laws instead of michigan's new newly elected democratic secretary of state. it does seem like republicans are just trying to take power away from democrats. >> that's what all the signs point to. i think everyone is right here in the analysis that this would not be happening if we saw republican victories i

and that's unconscionable. what we have not seen then is that next step of collusion or conspiracies between the trump campaign and these russian operatives. >> do you think the administration has taken the russian interference, the russian attacks seriously enough as a citizen? >> oh, no. i think -- well, the administration -- there's been a difference between what the administration has done including imposing sanctions, and i have said publicly i wish the president would stop in any way sulging there's the slightest doubt about what our intelligence agencies have concluded and what the mueller investigation is also pointing to which is russian interference. >> so you've been in the legal business for a long time, a lot of time as a prosecutor as well. when the president keeps referring to michael flynn as a rat for cooperating with federal prosecutors, how does that term strike you? >> i think it's unwise and unfortunate. the president is there in his official capacity to uphold the law. i think using those

others really seems to be about other subjects and really what they did to flynn, i think, was unconscionable and i'm hoping that means mueller has a conscious. maybe it's not that flynn gave so much information. maybe mueller has a conscience and knows how unfair it is what they did to flynn. he was never discussing anything illegal but it gets tied up in talking to the fbi whether he was explicit, even though the original fbi agent said they did not think he was being duplicitous, they did not think he was lying. so it's very troubling what these special prosecutors can do. i tell people this. if a special prosecutor went after your life for the last 40 years, not you in particular but anybody, i think they could dredge up accusations. so i'm absolutely against it and i think it's a miscarriage of justice and we should not have special prosecutors going after one person. and if we get this way and if we're going to prosecute people and put them in jail for campaign finance violations, we've become a banana republic where every president gets prosecuted and everybody gets thrown in jail when

trying to diminish the investigation -- and i think publicly attack these people -- is, to me it's unconscionablethe president of the united states to do t. it is very unseemly. i don't think it's a crime. i think be it's unseemly. i think he would do best to stay out of it and focus on the business of being the president and it would come out a lot better for him. at the end of the day, chris, honestly, i'm not sure that mueller comes out and says, we should indict the president for these three things. i'm not even convinced that's going to happen. >> i don't think it's possible. >> i don't think -- i don't think it's possible, but i'm not even sure they can get there. i do think people around the president are going to have more problems than we're seeing today. >> yeah. i mean, look, this is the vexing question. harry, we'll have you back about it, mike is tough to book, he has a lot of social engagements. but the idea why do they keep lying about russia if it doesn't matter and there is nothing there? it's just a vexing question and we're getting a little closer to an answer with each one of

custody is unconscionable. saying house democrats will not stand idly by and watch other nations with fundamental values eroded, while innocent children are held like prisoners in cages, their lives at risk. democratic congressman bennie thompson going even further than that, saying it is clear that the administration's flyby mass detention policy and changes to the asylum process are not working. the welfare of children in our care must be a top priority. chief correspondent jonathan hunt's live in our west coast bureau with the real story. jonathan? >> good evening, lisa. as of the beginning of december, it was, according to the department of homeland security, more than ten years since a child had died in the custody of u.s. customs and border protection. now two children have died in the space of a month. the latest, an 8-year-old boy, felipe alonzo-gomez, first taking into custody on december 18th near el paso, texas. they were come according to officials, given regular food, water, and welfare checks befo

that we want to get rid of sanctuary cities because of isolated incidents such as this is just unconscionableow individuals undocumented to be part of the workforce, to enrule? cool and go to social services and come out of shadows. this points for comprehensive immigration reform and while we are doing the government shutdown over the border wall funding use this as an opportunity tone sure that we're putting forward a comprehensive plan to address our immigration system. >> charles: robert, some would say all of those things that you just ticked off that you just named become a very enticing red carpet and it actually entices folks to come into this country illegally knowing that they can make it to one of these sanctuary areas, you know, they have got it made. >> well, remember, we started having sanctuary cities around 1985. we had issues with illegal immigration long before that what we're doing is trying to have a humane system in place where people don't have to live on the streets within the shadows fear ice raids, not participate with police. every statistical studies show do not inc