reunited is reunited and now the attention has shifted and you know that s not the case, but back and forth. there are over 711 children who have not been reunited. but they re no longer here, can t be reunited, but 200, 250. neil: they were back. 150 waived the right to be reunited and a look see to determine if they can be. and there s a if they have a criminal background they will not be reunited. so it s a mixed bag whether these children could ever be reunited. so many 711 that s been reported that have not been, but various reaps why. but the sad part about this, whether you re democrat or republican, we should not have been in this position. this idea of zero tolerance or
the special counsel except for very specific reaps. ali, the president may hear that message tonight at the dinner but so far there s not been much unified action at all on capitol hill. republican leaders over these many months when trump has toyed with making a change with the special counsel and at the department of justice have just said they don t think the president is going to do it. they ve not sort of directly threatened him or warned him of what those consequences could be. today may be a different story. clearly the president s agitated about this. he says that on twitter. we also know it from our reporting that in private at the white house he s been fuming, raging about rosenstein, as well as about mueller and sessions. we ll have to see what happens at that dinner. elizabeth, senator chuck grassley, chair of the judiciary committee, wants a committee vote on the bipartisan to protect robert mueller tomorrow. but for anything to happen everybody on the committee would
the zapruder of the fact that there was even a parody of it on seinfeld. how did that go over in your family? you know, i wrote in the book that it was one of the few times that my father i ever saw my father laugh about anything that had to do with the zapruder film. it was a very serious and somber responsibility. but, you know, seinfeld is seinfeld and it was certainly irresistible. alexandra, thanks so much for being here. thanks for having me. coming up, more and more republican lawmakers calling it quits. senators, reaps, even a red state speaker of the house. smed of giving up the fight, i want to offer a better idea.
trump as president of the united states, we talk about donald trump, what s going to happen today. wa we ought to be talking about is the country and the people who what are they going to do? paul ryan, the speaker of the house, tweeted last night without mentioning the president s name. put his name on it, mr. speaker. it was the president yesterday. put his name on it and do something about it. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, republican leaders need to call the president out by name the way marco rubio did yesterday, the way cory gardner has done, the way other reaps no longer to
booby traps especially? it has, yes. the local anbar council, the group of governors from the local area, estimates 80% of the city has been destroyed. we know that whenever isis takes over a place like this, the leave hundreds and hundreds of booby traps. one report of a school said every single desk in the school hat ieds attached to it. they do that to slow down the government forces trying to retake control, but it creates a real bloody mess and makes it very slow and painful to retake the territory. let s look beyond ramadi. new jersey a fallujah still under isis control. itself is, and it s a terrible place to fight. the u.s. in reaps went in there several times, managed to clear it and hold it but we have since lost it, and so what you see is that this is the nature of insurgency warfare, isis can retreat from a given piece of the map but if they still control surrounding regions and