coming to the white house in the fall. say that again? vladimir putin coming to the white house. i heard you. i heard you. yeah. okay. that s going to be special. that s going to be special. the director of national intelligence dan coats. some bad movies get sequels. grown ups from adam sandler. sara, should this helsinki get a part two? a big part of the trump s performance in helsinki was regarded was the disregarding of the intelligence community. that is why we had the demonstration yesterday of the margin marginalized that dan coats learned that from the reporter.
tolerate this. this is a country where we value freedom, where we value civil rights, where we value the human beings. and yet we are now taking a lead in the world of acting as many other cases across the world, in the middle east, in north africa and other places where you have refugees all in encampments, in tent cities, and living in miserable conditions. so regardless of what trump says, it s obvious his disregarding not only federal law as was pointed out by victoria for asylum seekers, but also international law. and the spokesperson for the united nations has already indicated that this is just not a normal way of treating children. natalia, you re nodding. go ahead. i am nodding. this is absolutely a violation of international human rights law. and actually the way that the
informed about the nitty-gritty of the negotiations between mueller and the real lawyers on this case. raskins, sec low and people working with jay s team. they know the facts and the law and not giuliani. i have come to the point of disregarding what he says. m b valuable froapr assistant but i don t believe it relevant. rudy is part of the negotiations of what s going on with mueller s team. so let s see where they lead. i know you don t believe it, michael. i know you know some of the other lawyers involved. but that s what we re told. we have to at least include that in that part of the analysis. gentlemen, thank you very much f. chris, enjoy our time sleeping in in the mornings. thank you very much. i ll see you at night. you re not getting rid of me that easy. a lot of love on this
be liberated with a $25 billion ransom that democrats will have to pay in order to build a wall that nobody seems to believe is terribly useful. this is the kind of lack of credibility that s undermined this administration from day one, and it s why members of his own party, senator flake and senator graham are starting a negotiation by disregarding the president s proposal. i want to ask you what washington doesn t get about what immigration looks like in san jose, from your vantage, what would you tell lawmakers about what needs to happen and what needs to change? well, i think mayors of big cities throughout the country can certainly talk about the importance of diversity in their own communities, but here in the heart of silicon valley we know how critical innovation is to the economy. almost 40% of our adults in this city were born in a foreign country, and we think that s the secret sauce of our success, because more than half of our venture-funded startups were launched by a
university who said don t go downtown. stay away from downtown. somebody might mistake you as saying it was heather heyer s fault for coming down here. no. i don t feel it s her fault. people of good sound mind did not believe the way to handle the situation is to pretend they weren t there and nothing was going to happen. so explain to us what you were trying to accomplish through this. you know, i believe in dialogue. i don t believe people have to agree with each other. in fact, in a democracy the whole point is you don t have to degree. dictatorship you have to agree. but you have a responsibility to try to understand and what s happening is not only are we disagreeing we re now disrespecting, disregarding, not even listening. said, listen, let s get this van, my producer had an idea, let s put van in a van, and put two white conservatives who support the monuments not the nazis but support the monuments