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seemed to try to regain possession sort of. let s discuss with the senator from new hampshire. maybe you can help us understand. the president said overnight if congress can t legalize daca, he will revisit the issue. how do you interpret that? what do you think he means? first of all, thanks for having me. i m very concerned about president trump s decision here, and his tweet last night just seemed to add uncertainty. what we should be focused on is making sure that we are deporting criminals and those who pose a threat to our public safety, not hard worki workingd.r.e.a.m.ers who know no other country than the united states of america and who are contributing to our economy and sew side. i strongly support the d.r.e.a.m. act and hope very much we re going to be able to pass it with bipartisan support because we know that these young people who are, by all intents and purposes, living in america, being americans contribute to go
than just a remnant of the past. isa suarez, cnn, greece. the crisis has global investors unhappy at this moment. this is essentially uncharted territory. so here to help break it down for us is cnn s reporter. and as isa reported, you ve got anger, desperation, frustration. that s among greeks, but as far as global markets are concerned, it s this add uncertainty that is really concerning people the most of what comes next here, right? it is the big unknown, errol, as you suggested here. this would be a precedent having the greeks exit the euro, if it comes to that. the other unknown is whether a deal can can be stitched together in the very last hour. that is still a possibility if you ra
has contemplated doing. why go to congress? obviously for the desire to get some kind of political covering or backing. two things will back fire. even if he does get it, it s going to be narrow. he s not going to get a blanket authorization. he s going to get something much more specific in terms of time and what the green light, what the approval is for. he will have to potentially go back to congress. what this is going to do is add uncertainty down the road to syria policy and more broadly to american foreign policy. it s interesting. all along and even in his presidency he did not go to congress on a regular basis for authorities. never went for libya. at the 11th hour he called an audible a after he set up the secretary of state to come out. this introduces a question mark. if you re israel, if you re syria, if you re other countries in north korea, if you re other countries in the world you basically now look at the united
organization. they took their time on this. they did not rush this to print and they have the credibility to put this forward the way they did. they re taking some hits from the right but the story has not been challenged on its facts in any way. okay. other news we ll be getting to, europe still teetering because greece is the politicians of greece have decided to add uncertainty to an already uncertain situation. of course. also jon corzine a big story. a lot of not him personally. we don t know what his responsibility is in this but his organization going bankrupt and now under investigation. it ll be interesting to hear from harold his take on that. yep. we ll get to that but let s go through the herman cain story. he is now responding to the politico report a lot by the way that alleges at least two female employees complained of inappropriate behavior by cain while he was head of the national restaurant association