parents. so sarah sanders pressed on that repeatedly. you heard jim acosta ask her where in the bible it says it s okay to do that. another one of my colleagues, brian carom interrupting actually another exchange and saying, you are a mother. trying to make this personal for sarah sanders. you saw that she didn t respond to him and instead moved on to another reporter, in part, i think, because that was sort of a question he wasn t asked he wasn t pointed on to ask. she tried to sort of move on from that very heated topic. but there is no doubt, ali that some of these exchanges were very heated and underscore the fact that this administration still doesn t have a good answer for what is becoming a growing political problem and growing crisis at the border. she was also asked repeatedly about the d.o.j. ig report. she said exactly what you would expect her to. she indicated that it essentially supports what the president has been saying about former fbi director james comey,
final straw in his defeat, making him the second republican house member to go down in defeat. this is the first time in 48 years a sitting president has opposed a member of congress of his own party. does the president intend to speak future to for primary challenges to other critics of him within the congress? if so, who? i don t have any announcements on any candidates that the president may or may not endorse and wouldn t be able to address that from this venue either. sorry that s right. i ll come back to you. appreciate it. two questions. first on the two immigration bills that the house is considering, does the president have a preference for one over the other? or both just fine him then i have another one. the president laid out a proposal that closes the legal loopholes and provides the resources to secure our border. if the he process leads to a
votes for. so, what you got released a little while ago is subject to amendment unless leadership shuts it down and makes it a closed rule. all right. what is it that what are the sticking points at this point? what s the stuff that s different between these two bills that you re hoping to convince people makes at least one of them worth supporting and moving forward with? well, we want to look at basically how those folks, the daca folks are treated, whether there is some sort of solution there that s responsible, where they can earn status or not, or whether they are kind of kept in a perpetual reapplication logo. you ve been talking about one of them which is the whole asylum and separating families issue. you ve got chain migration. you ve got immigration based on what s best for the country. so, those are all things that are great. you ve got prefunding in the wall. there s a lot to talk about. are you confident that something unfortunately, you and i talk a lot about th
of a video of us questioning a terrorist. that was a potential leak. this is an embarrassment, the two are not the same. carl, do you make that difference as well? yeah, i think that it s not, look, this is a news story, it is a legitimate news story, what the white house is engaged in is trying to knock down any story that goes into the facts about the status of investigations, about the substance of investigations, about donald trump s relationships with russia, with the nations around russia, with ethno russians. they want to stomp on these stories. that s the objective. and it s inappropriate to go to the fbi in a way that priebus d did. we just lost carom.
good morning, i m carol costello. thank you for joining me. we do start with breaking news. this is out of massachusetts, police in danvers, massachusetts, that s near boston, confirmed that a teacher s body was found in the woods near danvers high school. now all the schools in the district are closed while police investigate what they term a murder. reporter: hi, carom. shocking and stunning news, especially for the people who live in danvers. police revealing and the district attorney s office that a 14-year-old young man is now charged with murder in connection with the death of a math teacher at danvers high school. her name is colleen ritzer.