stake here, and why certain decisions are being made. they ll tell you we want to be sure that people have the right to speak freely on the platform. but holocaust deniers. of course. and the question i have for them is okay. they say they ll limit the distribution of the information, they ll make sure it is limited, but why not remove it. they say we ll remove it if it could cause physical harm. you know, there are all of these policies, you almost get the sense this is a company that historically hasn t wanted to go near policing content. you hear mark zuckerberg say over and over, we are a tech company, not a media company. recently when he was testifying in front of congress, he said but we are responsible for content on our platform. i think that was a big omission. as you see from his recent interview with kara swisher, they re not doing the best job of talking through the nuance of some of these issues and a lot
full force of the law in a case like this is really more bark than it is bite. it s like having to be aware of sign and your dog j a which you hawaii hawaii, the worst that can happen, they can request contempt citation which would give doj to prosecute itself. first of all, probably won t happen, second of all, contempt of congress is a misdemeanor. not a whole lot will happen. heather: rod rosenstein will be responsible for investigating himself or holding himself accountable. historically hasn t worked. we need a way to hold the doj accountable that really has bite to it and we simply don t have that. heather: it s interesting that it hasn t come up until this point in time. let s take a look at what mark meadows had to say in terms of amount of information they have been receiving. new reports of fbi and doj not
people should wait their turn. ask to apply lawfully before they enter our country. we re sending a message, worldwide, don t come illegally. melissa: let s bring in michael wiles, an immigration attorney and former federal prosecutor. so you see this from both sides. sure do. thank you for having me. melissa: what do you think of this move? think the attorney general has to take a chill bill. a chill pill. he s ordering a process that s effective and orderly. this is an effective, orderly process. the 11 that tried to come in should be treated. but the officials waiting online, because they see america as a safe haven, we can t be saying to people in jeopardy, wait, you have to get in the back of the line and apply at the american embassy. our political asylum laws were written during the cold era time. the fact that gangs have taken over historically hasn t been a
ability to hit denver, los angeles, even chicago. the president spoke about it today, senator, and said he would solve this, no problem. here is he. we ll handle north korea. we re going to be able to handle them. it will be handled. we handle everything. is it that sample? . i wish it was that simple. north korea has been an emerging threat through now three administrations, bush 43, the obama administration and now during the trump administration. we can t lay all the blame, by any means, at the feet of the trump administration. there are options we have but one of the options is to portray a nation of strength and to have china be a partner in reining in north korea and so far we ve seen the president hasn t been able to portray that and, frankly, instead, we ve seen the chinese government, in effect, offer a series of trademarks to
to power. that historically hasn t been a trait that trump responds well to. i know you know general kelly. do you think he can make a real difference in the trump white house? i think he would not have taken the job if he could. as leaders, we are trained from day one that you have to lead down and embrace your organization and make sure it s doing what it needs to do and make sure that you are aligned and if you re trying to execute a task, you say, okay, what gives? we re burning daylight here and we re not moving in the right direction you a jolg evand john be bashful. we can see that as a result of today s events. certainly today he showed who