and local authorities for the last couple of weeks. rick: is it your sense that these folks have a legitimate reason to come into the u.s., or do you think they are trying to game the system? look, it is probably a mixed bag. it is a little concerning there s so many lawyers who are guiding them through the process. obviously you want people to know the process, but at the same time, you don t want them to be coached to say things that aren t true. it is clear from what the secretary says from homeland security that they are very aware of the possibility here of people being coached, and that s why i think she made her statement about, you know, if people are coaching them to say things that are false, they will potentially be prosecuted. rick: we are hearing a lot about this issue this year, but in fact, according to i.c.e. statistics, the number of arrests and returns have actually gone down over the last decade or so, from 2009 to 2016, you see there in 2009, 333,000 arrests. in 2
analytica. they were working on propaganda from the same people that were slamming qatar at the same time that the u.s. was changing policies with qatar. because the firm cambridge analytical came to their we were able to take a closer look at this and see that it s parent company slc actually was paid $333,000 by united arab emirates to kind of do a p.r. campaign that was against qatar. a lot of this was aimed around the u.n. general assembly meeting in new york a in september of this year, there were a number of facebook ads trying to get people to link qatar to terrorism, which as we know is a link that a lot of the gulf countries made this year when they decided to isolate
the biggest issue they re facing is power outages. tampa electric alone 333,000 people are without power. crews were staged ahead of the storm but they were staged out of harm s way so that means they have to spend the day driving. the work starts tomorrow. there are communities that say it will be weeks before the power is turned back on. tampa electric says the lights will be back on in a matter of days. the biggest culprit was downed trees. leslie wilson knows that well. she had a giant tree in her front yard that crashed down in the middle of the storm. she is just glad that no one was injured. there was a steeple on the historic new salem baptist church that got ripped off during the course of the storm. the pastor was there making repairs today. he says he thanks god that no one was hurt and says with a new hole in the roof you can see all the way to heaven. schools are trying to get back to normal operations hopefully by thursday. the st. peter, clear water international airport
public. red line for republicans in the senate is firing mueller, they re holding what s called pro forma sessions. that means the president cannot make a recess appointment if he decides to make some move on this. let s talk about the president. last night in west virginia in front of his base, this is his oxygen. and it felt like a campaign rally. and even a campaign rally theme returned last night, lock her up. listen it just makes them feel better when they have nothing else to talk about. [ cheers ] what the prosecutor should be looking at are hillary clinton s 333,000 deleted emails [ cheers ] hard to believe we are past the six-month mark in talking about a private citizen, locking her up. regardless of how you feel about hillary clinton. otherwise, the notion of this
the washington post reports long-time clinton adviser and high-power lawyer cheryl mills began as chief of staff while privately negotiating with a foreign government. during her first four months at the state department, mills also part part-time at new york university negotiating with officials in abu dhabi to build a campus in the persian gulf city. mills was unpaid at the state department during the period in which they designated a temporary export consultant, a status that allowed her to receive outside income. she was paid nearly $200,000 in 2009, the year in which her work overlapped $333,000 in vacation and receive answer payments in 2009. mills disclosed the arrangement in a new interview with the paper in which she rejected the suggestion of a conflict.