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w. bush announced the war in iraq had begun.and in 2000, bill clinton discussed his decision to pull out of a gun safety lawsuit against smith and wesson. tonight... donald trump will add his voice to the pantheon of presidents... as he addresses what he has made the cornerstone of his political agenda... building a wall on the u-s - mexico border. (pam) we will take you live to the oval president's speech tonight. while we wait for the president to speak... a quick look at the weather. a live look outside right now... wet and rainy tonight... joining us w

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ronald regan had eight shutdowns, the most of any presidency, though none of them lasted longer than three days. george w had none. so what might we learn from the past? let's open it up to the panel. are there any insights in the way we resolved past shutdowns? that might lead us to a source for this? >> i think it's two different because of who the president is. the american people don't like shutdowns. the morality is, the republican parties say they are blaming for this. you have 2020 coming up. i believe 18 republican senators are going to be up for re-election. some of those senators are running in states that donald trump did not win or he won by a very slim margin. those city senators are going to have to go back to those states and explain many supported donald trump, voted for donald trump, still staunch reporters why a government is shut down and they can't afford to buy milk or mutt gas in their cars. to pay taxes, to pay debt, to pay credit card debt. how do you explain that to those folks? the reality is you can't. some are going to start defecting and saying, mr. president, this cannot con

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to come down with the president to meet with border patrol but also to meet with victims whose w family hadr lives to illegal immigration. there are real human tragedies and when you see chuck schumer and the democrats force a government shutdown because they are so adamantly opposed to securing the border, that's really out of touch andop it's not where the american people are. >> sean: you know, i sat in a briefing here in this very sector and -- come on over, senator. r.senator cornyn. >> good evening, sean. >> sean: how are you, while my friend? >> i'mdown good. >> sean: i was just telling senator cruz last time i was down here i been to the border 14 times and rio grande and san diego. i saturdays in the security briefing with governor perry at the time. in a seven yearr period, in this state, 642,000 crimes committed against texans. some petty crimes. but it included murders and rapes. >> right. >> sean: this is a huge problem. this is life and death. how long should the president be holding out? i know some are getting a little nervous about reopening the government, furloughed emplo

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w. bush we had president to all served in world war ii. the last four presidents have not served.nk it's a good thing? you think it's a bad thing? what are your views on the degree to which military service is useful for serving as president. >> i think we have to do context, there are certain peers we had huge percentages of people served like world war ii where you are likely to have people in politics that serve because so many people did. i think that just reflects the times. i think now we got the opposite, we get a very small percentage of the population serving in the dilatory. a lot of people don't have the experience. i've got a few views. just because you served in the military that's not a qualification for office. having been in the military i will tell you there are a lot of people i wouldn't vote for if you put a gun to my head. nor should you. joe mccarthy was in uniform. you don't judge by the breed, you judge by the individual. that experience can be great because you can become more thoughtful, he can see things in a less simplified way and you start to understan

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soldiers were w syria, declaring that isis had been defeated.can senator lindsey graham says he believes the president's announcement has encouraged isis. >> my concern, by the statements made by president trump, that you set in motion, enthusiasm by we saw this in iraq. and we're now seeing it in syria. >> some pentagon officials expressed concern that u.s. troops would be a target, following the president's surprise announcement of a withdrawal last month. the decision led to resignation of defense secretary jim mattis. now, in a speech yesterday, shortly after the attack in syria, vice president mike pence, defended president trump's decision to withdraw troops. the islamic state caliphate has crumbled, and the terror group has been defeated. he said the withdrawal will be orderly, and that the u.s. will stay in the region to make sure isis does not regroup. >>> time is 4:26. the vice president's wife, karen pense, went back does not students. karen pence taught art school between 2001 and 2013. she went back to the school this week. she acce

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and i'll give it a little picture of what he said but what what will happen if we leave on w two terms you had very very strong assurances from the dover callup ports for example both of them are saying there will be no disruption to there will be no queuing there made provision for the extra checks that need to be made and there will be very very few extra checks made if any at all apart from the s.p.s. checks that are required under european community law. you say this but there is no other major player that trades with the e.u. on purely top you tear w t o two terms do that not americans not the australians not the israelis not the swiss the u.s. has struck agreements all the time with the e.u. and a very significant portion of e.u. u.s. trade is actually governed by technical grievances and well those technical agreement. if the european union doesn't make the same kind of technical improvements that it's prepared to make with other countries with whom it has got a free trade agreement if you're saying that the e.u. is promising a punishment for the united kingdom to put it in a uniquely d