last word. sorry. go on. my question is why would donald trump be taking national security advice from jared kushner? if the president is going to take national security advice it soub from the director of national intelligence, it should be from the fbi director, it should be from the secretary of homeland security if she can actually articulate why a $5 billion wall will solve the problem of children dying in immigration custody and the other humanitarian problems that legitimately exist on the border. yep. very good. and more than $5 billion. that s what they re asking for now. it s going to cost more than that. another very good question, why is he take bing that advice from someone who s not a national security adviser? thank you very much, all of you, i appreciate it. the president s former fixer is going to testify publicly in front of the house oversight committee. and one of the congressmen on that committee who will be asking cohen questions, there he is right there. he
these things are going on, even though the base is putting them under political pressure, there are moral questions that have to be asked when children are dieing and families are being separated. that brought intense scrutiny on the administration and blow back in the mid-terms. that will continue or ramp up as democrats take control of the house. and dianne feinstein wants to see more scrutiny. she seeks a hearing after the children s deaths. these heard breaking incidents are consistent with previous reports of widespread abuse of children in immigration custody and the judgment of medical or mental health organizations and border patrol facilities are not staffed or equipped to properly care for children. feinstein is on the senate judiciary. they have a fairly moderate view for a republican. it s definitely seeming like the house will pick it up.
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border patrol s treatment of migrant children after a 7-year-old guatemalan girl died in immigration custody. jackie heinrich joins us now with more. reporter: there are questions over whether border patrol gave that little girl any food or water during the eight and a half hours she was held in new mexico all before a bus brought her to a processing center an hour and a half away. by the time she arrived there, she was not breathing. she s been identified as a 7-year-old from guatemala. she and her father were detained with more than 160 others in a remote stretch of desert before being bussed to lordsburg. border patrol didn t note any illness, and her father signed a waiver saying she was in good health. less than 48 hours after, she died of septic shock, dehydration and fever at a hospital in el paso, texas. agents called for a medical helicopter after she arrived at the facility unresponsive. she had to be revived twice. homeland security says it s
and orderly fashion we can. but our system demands due process and that is where your sufficiency of due process goes. you can t give due process. right. you can but not fast enough for enough people. and that s true for you and your probably the biggest force. and then up the chain you can process the claims if we give you all of what you need, but now who determines the claims. they have even fewer resources than you. sure. and then there is who is going to take care of the people, who is going to hold them. they have fewer than those people and there is need up the way and none of it is adequate. that is what we re facing with family unit and that is an important unit and the families get turns over to i.c.e. and they have 2500 beds for the family residential center to care for families appropriately but you can only keep a family together in immigration custody for 20 days or less. that is not enough time for due process to have money immigration court hearing and deter