things. when he was interviewing people for the cabinet, i can t remember the general name. he said he came away with an impression of president trump that he didn t go in (he said i view people and their intelligence by the questions they ask rather than the questions they answered. the questions he asked me were just brilliant. i ll take his word that they were that. his inner circle is smaller than anyone. if you don t believe in america first, do you believe in america second. if your foreign-policy is not america first, what is it? china first? it was can have to unravel the
held their fire and many were standing outside and didn t go in, including an assigned sheriff to that school, a deputy to that school. and the more and more you found out, angrier you were getting. his suspension, he s fighting it saying it s unfair. neil, his department has condition consistent systemic failures throughout the department and it s all because of sheriff israel s policies. you know, he changed the active shooter policy, which has been part of that marjory stoneman douglas bill, that his deputies may enter the building. he changed it to may from shall . that was part of his policy. another policy, he graded his success on not putting juvenile in the criminal justin system. his deputies actually made 45
the sun sentinel and they wrote a two-page full corner article against the union saying we were over re acting and trying to ex tort the sheriff for a better contract over the parkland massacre which was the furthest from the truth t somebody in the last eight months finally found courage and grew a backbone and unleashed their investigative reporters to go out and find the truth. eight months later after our vote of no confidence, the sun sentinel, largest supporter of sheriff israel finally reached the same conclusion that this union and men and women of broward county sheriff s office is that he heeds to be removed from the broward sheriff s office immediately. lisa: what goes through your mind that peterson didn t go in, that they didn t go in and they hid? well you feel disappointed that we didn t make the right decisions that day. outside of the law enforcement
from new york. brian: also coming up shortly eric trump will be here. hope he knows how to get in-to-our studio. that s what he looks like. open neck collar shirt. normally the trump administration makes you wear a ty. steve: if he goes to the wrong door. ainsley: don t go to the back door come arranged to the side. steve: he has lived his whole life in new york city. eric, we are currently in the former restaurant known as additional of salt. brian: right. steve: used to be a chinese restaurant. ainsley: when was that? steve: 20 years ago. brian: our normal studio used to be a bank. merrill lynch. steve: you are talking about charles schwab. brian: who knows. i didn t go in. steve: a lot of news. starting with our big story, mexico, the country, teaming up with the united states to try to stop that migrant caravan as thousands, perhaps as 4,000-inch closer to our american border.
vanished while trying to pick up paperwork to get married meanwhile in ankara the u.s. secretary of state michael pompei of has met with turkish president present time for talks about the disappearance. correspondent dorian jones is in istanbul welcome dorrian turkish investigators arrived at the saudi council s residence on tuesday but didn t go in until today why. well the turkish officials are blaming lack of cooperation from the saudi consulate and that this is been an ongoing criticism they say that they ve got in the way and delayed all of their attempts here to fight it took nearly two weeks to get him to the saudi consulate where the last place the jersey journal circle showed he was last seen entering now the residence is seen as a very important part of the investigation and the reason why is that c.c.t.v. coverage recorded a blood found belonging to the saudi diplomatic mission traveling from the consulate to the resident hours after he entered that building the fear is that