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because we said, you cannot use this to promote us versus them, immigrants versus citizens, english-speaking versus spanish-speaking sense of justice. that does not serve our community. certainly, the current administration has done things that has made our job early -- job easier and harder. the rhetoric that is used in immigration context and anxiety is not helpful, because we want individuals to feel comfortable coming to the police. host: marcela gaviria is with us, a producer of "the gang crackdown." it will premiere tonight on pbs at 10:00 p.m. eastern. if you want to join the conversation this morning, special phone lines. if you are a member of law enforcement, 202-748-8000. educators, 202-748-8001. parents, 202-748-8002. 3.d all others, 202-748-800 chris in missouri, good morning. line for parents. caller: good morning. i would like to comment about the ms-13. with a multi-organization, several blacks, asians, several people within the organization, but my comment is to the mafia that helped during the war to get rid of russian and german -- within our country. now we got rid of the

. >> he wants to make them an us versus them. that's where they are on it. how they come out on it, we'll see. that is clearly their policy take on this. it's us versus them. >> look, the president, to your point, has been all over the place on various issues. i think he actually genuinely has been looking for a way out of the situation that the administration got him into to be clear. they always go back to the more nationalist policy. this is no intention. again, for people who thought that john kelly was going to be, you know, a moderate force on this issue. >> right. >> that is not who he has been. >> next topic, the president and weather whether or not he will sit down with robert mueller. the president continues to say he wants to sit down. >> he was angry at our story yesterday. >> he was? >> i heard from several people. >> i'm surprised he hasn't responded to biden yet. >> he shouldn't go do that. you wouldn't do it either. i think the president is of the belief that he can talk himself out of most situations. he repeatedly says there's nothing there.

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try to use 1.8 million or 800,000 daca recipients against population r of the is creating an us versus them mentality, which you're tryin to label the undocumented youth as cominghere at no fault of their own, but crimina their parts and setting up families to be separated from onanother. becoming susceptible to elimination from being able to provide for their families and create a sustnable lifestyle. while the pathway to citizenship is a great aspect, we're going to be addressing these longer erm implications, which the remainder of the undocumented population is going to be less defense of themselves and that's someing i can't getbehind. >> there are a number of people, especially conservative republicans, by offeri a path c amnesty and feel that's wrong. they feel it's wrong to put dreamers ahead of the line. what do you h to say to snem >> first and foremost, there is no line fornt immiglike myself. if there was a line, it would have been something we would have gotten in the process of. as for somebody that has been here 15 years, daca is a merit based program. i have to submit $495 e

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this is always the way it has been in this country, us versus them. they are not even a human being like me, how can i accord them the respect of a negotiation. with the very clear -- let's be very clear about this. this country have survived from its start on compromise. the senate and the house, compromise. big states versus little ones, everything, with one exception. that is called the civil war. that is the dilemma we are all in now. i call it something that is different. i call it principled compromise. what is that mean? that means that we have to agree on fundamental principles. with all agree on that, don't we -- we all agree on that, don't we? unless there is that foundation, we're lost. there are fundamental principles that we agree about. with all know them. one man, one vote. lot -- rule of law. without that there is nothing. liberty,f happiness, as long as it does not infringe upon the rights of someone else, or harm them. fundamental. and finally, the free press. that's right. [applause] with our the only profession mentioned -- we are t

i really don't like this us versus them. mitt romney is a good candidate and i'm glad to see that they were able to set aside their political differences. and i just wish that we could have more of that. >> then why don't you talk to the democratic national committee or the dash they put out a press release. >> katie: i think we will end on the positive note of you both saying you are happy to see the civil war end. robin is happy to see -- we will end on that on unity and happiness. thank you both for being here, i appreciate it. the growing back to life. isis is militarily defeated in syria and the trump administration is just getting started. guess where a "new york times" poll of so-called experts ranged from a among our president? for singing definitely dry mouth has been a problem for me. i'm also on a lot of medications that dry my mouth. i just drank tons of water all the time. it was never enough. i wasn't sure i was going to be able to continue singing. i saw my dentist. he suggested biotene. it feels refreshing. m

us, it's the socialists versus us, which is also what he was talking about this morning. and as jeff was talking about, what was striking to me was this notion of suddenly the fbi being part of them and that cultural group rather than in alignment with the nra, and i think they're taking a page out of donald trump's book and saying, we're with you, mr. president, on the fbi. so you better be with us on these other things. but when we heard from the president this morning, there were some things he was talking about like raising the age for buying a gun that the nra is not going to agree with. >> they put out a statement yesterday saying they oppose lowering the age for people in the united states to purchase a rifle. right now in many states you only have to be 18, like florida, whereas for a handgun you have to be 21 in the united states. the spokeswoman, nia, for the nra, she spoke just before wayne lapierre at this conference. she went one step further. listen to this. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. now, i'm not saying that you love the tragedy, but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying, white mothers are ratings gold. >> nia, that's pre

because we said, "you cannot usr this to ote this us versus them, immigrants versus citizens, english-speakingspanish-speaking se justice that does not serve our community." >> certainly, the current administration has done things that have made our job easier and harder at the same time. the rhetoric that is often used h the immigration context, and the anxiety is npful. 'cause we want individuals t feel comfortable coming to police. >> where did this group come from? it appears related to our immigration policy, is that right? >> they've been growing by leaps end bounds, and a lot of peo associate that with these hundreds of thousands of unaccompanied minors. >> the rhetoric came from the nationalevel and it just percolated down. >> ...and they're as vicious as can be. and we've gotta stop the polircal correctness, go afte these guys, and get them deported. >> once you begin to connectan unaccompd minors with ms-13, that connection is what then creates that frenzy, right, of now, we need to do something about these unaccompanied minors. >> narrator: in suffolk county they had already been cu

we're advocating our responsibility around the world and putting everything in terms of us versus themthe seconds thing that combines that, this phony populism, this notion that the way in which -- the only reason you have a problem is because of the other, it's because of the immigrant or that minority or because of someone else doing something too to you. this president spent the entire time trying to divide the country instead of trying to unite the country. i'm more optimistic about the chances for america in the 21st century than i have been in my whole career. we had the most advanced universities in the world, where all of the research comes out of and most productive people in the world. we have the most agile venture capitalists and in a situation where we're energy independent north america, we're not talking about any of the things that really matter. all he seems to be trying to do is undo everything president obama has done. >> coming up, we'll have more on the former vice president's exclusive interview with cnn, including his take on the current battle over dreamers and

it's us versus them, and the president said, you're with me or you're with the fbi. it's not about the memo or redactions. it's about saying the fbi is undermining the president of the united states. i think it is that simple. >> mike rogers, in addition to being the former chairman of the house intelligence committee, you're a former fbi agent. i want to read a tweet from one of your former colleagues who said that to the president state of the union night two nights ago, and in which he said, release the memo, and the president said, 100%. tweeting, quote, having read the memo, the fbi is right to have grave concerns to shake the organization down to its cores showing americans how the agency was weaponized by the obama officials slash dnc/hrc, meaning hillary clinton, to target political adversaries. what do you think? >> well, i mean, the narrative -- there's 18 different narratives from the republicans right now. all of this concerns me. the dualing memos between the democrats and republicans concern me. here's the piece on the memo. if the speaker comes out say

again, this is not an us versus them kind of situation we would love to have facebook and google anders embrace these ideas. we think they can be amazingly successful without harming their youth. >> from an engineering stand point, is it about writing more better, more humane algarythms >> the advertising business model is what creates the incentives to dakt people. you have to manage the advertising business model really differently and in case of google, if you look on their kind of ad words part, there is nothing wrong with that. that is, i express an interest in a product they show me cool products to me, that's completely fine. if i look at the problem on facebook, there you have an insentive to promote fear and anger with people to polarize and there are a lot of social problems that come out of the way facebook's model has been implemented. and i would love to see facebook move to a subscription model i think they can be the over the top solution of the future and in order to do that, they have to align their interests with the interests of users and publishers and media compa

it's us versus them and the president has said if you don't believe in me, you are off the team. >> andten, this issue of the team, just to make the point, president trump picked christoph christopher wray his fbi director. he was not involved as memo tries to cherry pick there was abuses at the highest levels of the fbi. but wray is coming out and saying this memo is inaccurate. this memo is not okay. and poses grave consequences for national security. >> yeah. >> does that impact how people should view this? >> well, i think so. look, he chose him. and he also went out of his way and white house to really set him a side and say basically christopher wray is honorable man other like other people in fbi political and out to get the president. so they established he's credible in their eyes so why are they ignoring his opinion. and we all know best case scenario, i don't think anybody is denying, any republican would disagree with this, it's all based on underlying information we won't be able to access, and most people haven't seen. >> right. including, i have to say this again, devon n

it feels lika very us versus them momentum is building.lmominds me of the abortion debate, the passion of the energy and the sharp divide. you wrote a great piece last week saying it's not just about the n.r.a. can you take us on what's going on with the motivation? >> yes, i thinthere's a cultural motivation. as you pointed out, i think abortion is a good opposite of that, as you can think about it. but we talk so much abouthe n.r.a. when we talk about guns. we spend not as mch time about people who are gun owners, may not be part of the n.r.a., or people who live in areas or are a part of a cohort that believe guns are fundantal to their safety and sense of freedom. it's a core value seto them. i think when it gets into the debate about the florida is manipulating people and is all powerful and controlling the legislative agen, it misses the fact that there are real people out there who hold these views that are vey passionate about these views and in fact the challenge for gun rightss fos been the intensity on gu issues -- has been on t

we're abdick atding our responsibility around the world and putting everything in terms of us versus them. the second thing is phony populism. this notion that the way in which -- the only reason you have a problem is because of the other. it's because of that immigrant or that minority or because of someone else doing something to you. so this president has spent his entire time since he's gotten in office trying to divide the country instead of unite the country. as i said, i am more optimistic about the chances for america in the 21st century than i have been in my whole career. we have the most advanced universities in the world where all the research comes out of. we have the most productive people in the world. we have the most -- we're energy independent in north america. what are we doing? all he seems to be doing is undo everything that president obama has done. but he's not able to do that by the way? >> why not? >> because if you see what happens, he's damaged health care, but it's not gone. he has gone after the paris accord, but you see mayors and governors and local leaders

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i really don't like this us versus them.ey is a good candidate and i'm glad to see that they were able to set aside their political differences. and i just wish that we could have more of that. >> then why don't you talk to the democratic national committee or the dash they put out a press release. >> katie: i think we will end on the positive note of you both saying you are happy to see the civil war end. robin is happy to see -- we will end on that on unity and happiness. thank you both for being here, i appreciate it. the growing back to life. isis is militarily defeated in syria and the trump administration is just getting started. guess where a "new york times" poll of so-called experts ranged from a among our president? up next we will explore their alternative universe. to stick around, you will love it or hate it. plus 24-month financing ends monday visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were

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hijacked journalism and still has become a screw to reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china turkey people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist and you try to get beyond it you are facing scare tactics intimidation . and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the small. the mirror is concerned just about being here and balance or being neutral it's about being true. chinese bring golf and i work in the. heat created movie milestone. was an instrument of propaganda and persecution. it underwent bankruptcy and restructuring. but it still turning out films today. germany's biggest and oldest film company. a cinematic history from the german empire to the present one hundred something for starting february eighteenth. you. welcome back to news i'm terry martin our top story germany's biggest political parties have reached an agreement on the government coalition to go back as conservatives social democrats mark felt's said the deal is the only way to ensure ger

doing is putting people against each other americans are dreamers to this is also and again us versus aversives them or our future is more important than those others and so i think that's how is framed that debate and again if we look at the families in ohio on his base i think that's how he's trying to win that argument and in the end saying that democrats are in favor of people who are not us and that's how he's going for this is how it seems to have been spun exactly right let's turn now to north korea and the use of guests who were sitting in the gallery last night last night the president used will stories of tragedy and personal strength to talk about how to deal with the minutes of the hermit kingdom that we had the american although warm be here you know he was kept in north korea he was returned to the u.s. he later died his parents were in the gallery last night sobbing obviously morning and they were not the only guess take a look. he woke up as a train ran over his limbs. he then endured multiple amputations without anything to dull the pain or the hurt but sung hollow i understand you

and for the gas gas chambers remember president bush after nine eleven pushed this narrative of them versus us either you are with us or them that means if you challenge his views or his policies and decision then you are a terrorist and your label as a terrorist and many liberals jumped on that vaga. a just want to remind you that president obama and he was elected the first accusation the birth or movement that led and behave the way for trump to win the election what was he accused off of being a secret muslim that he is a corrupt a muslim and america is fighting a monster today that is called the country off white supremacy is basically the pure race and in the name of the pure race every minority is an enemy and that will be the final word rula jebreal thank you so much for joining us thank you for having me. that is it from us join us again next week and do check the rewind page it's al jazeera dot com for more films from this series and carrie thank you for joining us. true confessions of a big. but not example of communist propaganda and to put it in the paper. bear out and. in twenty

because we said, you cannot use this to promote us versus them, immigrants versus citizens, english-speakingsus spanish-speaking sense of justice. that does not serve our community. certainly, the current administration has done things that has made our job early -- job easier and harder. the rhetoric that is used in immigration context and anxiety is not helpful, because we want individuals to feel comfortable coming to the police. host: marcela gaviria is with us, a producer of "the gang crackdown." it will premiere tonight on pbs at 10:00 p.m. eastern. if you want to join the conversation this morning, special phone lines. if you are a member of law enforcement, 202-748-8000. educators, 202-748-8001. parents, 202-748-8002. 3.d all others, 202-748-800 chris in missouri, good morning. line for parents. caller: good morning. i would like to comment about the ms-13. with a multi-organization, several blacks, asians, several people within the organization, but my comment is to the mafia that helped during the war to get rid of russian and german -- within our country. now we got rid of the ita

the fbi -- it's like a huge police agency with the cohesion that that implies in the sense of us versus themculcate and it's being attacked and when the fbi is under attack, it's not going to be happy about that and it has lots of ways to fight back because they know a whole lot more than the people who are up against them know. so if you're going to get into a battle of leaks with the fbi, you are crazy. they've got a whole lot more to leak than you have and information will find its way out somehow. as it did during watergate when the assistant director of the fbi, mark felt, became bob woodwa woodward's deep throat and in the end helped guide the illumination of richard nixon's crimes. >> so this is not just a dangerous thing for an administration to do, i think it's a stupid thing in the medium term and long-term for an administration to do. >> jonathan, to gene's point, i've spoken to a couple of people who have been interviewed by the mueller team and i don't know whether you have or not but they are amazed at the amount of information and material the mueller team has in the course of

the mayor can articulate this vision of us and we versus i and them and division and subtraction andce it with multiplication and addition. that's just a few initial thoughts that i have. >> mayor hancock. >> i thank you s, michelle. i want to applaud for his powerful words this afternoon. i believe he reflected the conversations that we had in october and then again today with mark. discussing the issues of equality and inclusion. i think there's two things i want to say about this. the issues and opportunities around inclusion and equality not be program. they ought to be values that every mayor no matter what city they live in must consider when making policy decisions first and foremost. sometimes we forget that. as i was working to bring out city out of recession and return it to economics stablts, those are values that we should never forget but yet we did. what impact do certain development decisions have on minority communities or communities that are struggling along the economic margins. communities that have been overlooked and neglected. if we decide to place a company th

will make the dollar even cheaper so it makes us you know higher value versus a dollar which may it's more difficult for them to export their way into global domination so now our currency wars venturing a new phase you know donald trump obviously has a lot more understanding of how to fight this currency war than anyone coming before him barack obama was really a novice coming into office knew nothing about finance he was financially illiterate as he proved over and over again and the shop knows the rules of the game whether he's successful or not we'll see well you know in the second half you do speak to know me prince who has a new book out called collusion how central bankers rigged the world and in it and in your interview she does talk about the fact that china does view american policy whether it was the obama administration or otherwise the trump administration that they are in policy is and saying towards global trade and the dollar so they already of us as kind of insane steve minutia in going to switch is kind of a sort of meeting pushing globalization in fact francois. krohn from france from fran

versus them framing that the president has used.was elected, you know, in 2016, by making it a binary choice. no matter how bad i might be, the other side is so much worse. and i expect that you're going to be hearing that kind of rhetoric, actually, amped up because the reality is, there wasn't that much pushback. here you have the president of the united states, you know, using words like treasonous to describe the other political party, and basically it's just, what? it's just another tuesday in washington. he is normalizing that. i mean no kudos to jeff flake for pointing out that no this is a line that ought not to be crossed but it is yet another line that we have crossed with this president. >> well, in fact, they've now done a commercial. they've done a campaign ad and put that out there. so they are doubling, tripling down, i don't know what the ad buy is and whether it's just online or on tv but they have actual little done a campaign ad to amply fie that message to their base. so it's going to be a midterm message as well

will make the dollar even cheaper so it makes us you know higher in value versus the dollar which may it's more difficult for them to export their way into global domination so now our currency wars venturing a new phase you know donald trump obviously has a lot more understanding of how to fight this currency war than anyone coming before him barack obama was really a novice coming into office knew nothing about finance he was financially illiterate as he proved over and over again and the shop knows the rules of the game whether he's successful or not we'll see well you know in the second half you do speak to know me prince who has a new book out called collusion how central bankers rigged the world and in it and in your interview she does talk about the fact that china does view american policy whether it was the obama administration or otherwise the trump administration that they are in policy is and saying towards global trade and the dollar so they already of us as kind of insane steve going to switch is kind of a sort of meeting pushing globalization in fact francois. krohn from france from france was ther

. >> the goal is when a veteran comes to us and us to get them better you talk to us about sleep apnea versussomebody who comes in as an amputee. >> what we're doing is that we started the process six or seven years ago to look at our body systems. were now looking at sleep apnea, that has a connection with it. fortunately, medical advancements that helped us treat this condition, we need to diagnose it properly then people can go on in a normal and healthy functioning way. once we get people back and being able to function in the way they should with adequate treatment there should be a recognition and that. >> will work with her vss in this process and we believe a good system needs to evolve the science changes. >> could i please just have a few more seconds? >> thank you. you will zero out virginia's liability to the judgment fund? >> have a no further members here, i will yield for closing statements. >> thank you ranking member. i had asked you for outstanding mental health hires and vacancies in your staff got back to us. i also asked for outstanding primary care hires and they give us