that he sent thousands of troops to the border to put up razor wire. troops who do not have the authority to detain undocumented immigrants. despite the fact that this caravan was hundreds and hundreds of miles away. still is. the inconvenient fact that there is no evidence that this caravan included gangsters, thugs, criminals or unknown middle easterners as the president claimed, critics called it a political stunt. in the week leading up to the election, fox news mentioned the caravan 733 times. in the week after up until yesterday, fox news mentioned it just 126 times. as for the president in the weeks leading up to the election, he tweeted about immigration in the caravan nearly 25 times. since the election, once. more numbers for you. there are currently 5800 american troops on the border, many of whom will miss with their families while the
show is the waterfall cascading of lies. it is unbelievable how often the white house has denied what we now know to be true, that the president has not only contemplated but tried to act on it. do you this all these aides didn t know or just lied? i think they just lied. i think it s surprising they lied for so long. this story came out, apparently it happened seven months ago, june, a month after robert mueller, special prosecutor, was hired. i think the buck stops with the president of the united states. clearly donald trump is not acting like an innocent person. he is abusing his power nearly every day. you had the question about what will be the political backlash. i looked this. before i got here, for move on we put out like a pledge for people to come out in case mueller gets fired, will you take the streets and we have 884,000 people who have signed up to do about 733 political
i ve been doing government ethics for a long time and i really always thought that the ethics rules were strong enough to protect the integrity of the government s operations. my recent experiences have convinced me that they need strengthening and they convinced mi me that i ve achieved all that i can receive. joining me now is an ethics professor. steve, welcome. i want to show you a chart. it s the inquiries that the office of government ethics. they have sky rocketed from 733 public contacts when obama took office to 3 th9,105 when trump k on office. this is not over time, this is a jump. what do those numbers say to you
wondering how this bill affects you. casey stegall reports from dallas on some of the big questions and what some of our viewers hope of replacement plan could mean. thursday in dallas, the rat race is just beginning. just another thursday for so many. for others, there is nothing typical about it. i m waiting for a liver transplant. a few miles from monday and routines outside one of the largest hospital systems in texas, comes as no surprise that health care hits mighty close to home. i was scared i wouldn t be able to get insurance. it s a pre-existing condition. people have questions and concerns about what happens next. one item on the table is the medicaid expansion which could hurt low income americans. my medications are well over $400 a month. i don t know how i would pay for it. drawing 733 a month. after the first surgery,
and i have encouraged people what can we do. let every candidate know how you feel. there is a desire on the part of the republicans to win and so far conduct is generally okay. but we are in the early stages and it will not get hot and heavy until next year. another problem for the republicans and that is we have adopted same rules as democrats have. 123 delegates at stake in iowa new hampshire and south carolina and nevada. someone will lead the field with 28 delegates and the second place will be there with 26. it is going to be very closely bunched up. but a lot of money will be spent and a lot of it is determined by what happened in the four primaries and 733 more delegates approximately march 1st and