. >> the worgs thing you can have is a police officer who needs an arrest for the month. >> you're all minorities. how does that make you feel? >> it's horrible. this is something coming from the top that trickles its way down. that's why we're all here today. >> reporter: we first interviewed officer raymond last month. he's been recording conversations with nypd officials for the past two years to prove alleged quotas and retaliation against cops who don't rack up numbers. it ended with this expletive. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: they said it should focus on the quality, not the quantity. is the commissioner lying? >> yes, commissioner bratten is en >> reporter: how can you prove it? >> with documents. >> all they want to do is go out and lock them up. it's easier to get numbers because you work in this kind of community. >> reporter: are you arresting for stuff you shouldn't be arresting for? >> that's why we're here, we don't do it. >> you're not harassing people, you're being punished. and it doesn't make for a great work environment. because they want you to harass people. >> repo

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>> i've learned to never say worgs, best or never i think it was a bad week. one thing you've seen is donald trump has not lost support. he's pulling the same polling numbers this week, i think, added much more to the effect. it's captured his ability to rise and get higher numbers and made that almost impossible for him to unify the republican party and made him close to unelectable in a general election when you look at that. obviously, anything could happen. i think he's still on a path and likely the republican nominee. he's polling well in all the states. he's probably going to lose wisconsin. >> you're saying the cable news users are not going too far with this negative coverage, negative tone towards trump's campaign. do you agree? >> it was a terrible week for him. i don't see how you could get around that. it's terrible in a way that's not happened for him before. the problems came out of his own mouth in a way you didn't have to have his opponents or pund nts or anybody else say this man isn't ready for the big issues. you could look at the screen an

there's nothing worgs than thinking of an elderly person who is poor and can't make it in society and all that encompasses. but the interesting thing is during that same time period, the poverty rate for children -- maybe we have it on -- how clever. this is what happens when you're over 60. you don't know how to use technology. the poverty rate for children has actually been an uptrend. thst it is actually pretty much flat to up but believe it or not we have made no progress in the last 40 years even though the war on poverty has been declared a success it's all been for the elderly and in fact for children that poverty rate hasn't dropped at off it's pretty amazing. we now have a child poverty rate in this country of 24%. think about that. almost one in four of every child in america grows up under theport level. just to show you how horrific that is, what we've done here is we've taken the 35 leading economic countries in the world. and here's the united states. we rank 34th with our 23% poverty rate for children. the only country we beat out is romania. we're actually worse than l

again, we experienced in this case where the government of haiti, again, for paper worg reasons, stone walled mr. jacques' deportation. i.c.e. can do more in terms of creating a record of country of origin in terms of interviewing witnesses in the u.s., this guy had been here for over 20 years, there were other ways verification of country of origin could have taken place on state side in addition to have the state department apply levers of pressure which again i think should have been exercised at the greatest and highest levels. so this discussion, mr. chairman, again, i want to continue with you and the members here about the fact has not esponsible been satisfactory. i ask that the letter to you -- mr. mulvaney: it's been submitted. mr. courtney, i appreciate your commitment on this issue. the director agreed within a week's time to give us all the letters and correspondence she's had with the state department. because the statute is clear, once the secretary receives that it says the secretary shall. we're fascinated, i think another hearing will be most appropriate. the gentlema