the harvard crimson covered campus protests calling for the abolition of immigration and customs enforcement. crimson reporters reached out tae hayes comment promoting a campus boycott of the favorite. there are hundreds of other cases across the country, all documented by the nonprofit foundation for individual rights in education. what happens when it s the tribune? what happens when it s box? what happens when it s everyone? it is graduating with these students and it is infiltrating and affecting society at large created sobering thought because the first amendment is arguably the most important of all constitutional amendments. if it is threatened, who can speak in defense of the others? bret: doug, thank you. more on this with the panel. a new leader among democrats in iowa tonight, the night before the impeachment inquiry goes public. we will talk about all of that with the panel when we come ba back. when the food you love doesn t love you back, stay smooth and fight he
john hudson, lani chen and also and you ba back with us, scott wong. there is some reporting but not confirmed yet that the cia got a tip on al-baghdadi s location via arrest of a wife and courier. related here to leadership. and of course there is so much happening right now in terms of what led us to what happened almost 24 hours ago. what is the latest that you are hearing? and that late. we knew what happened several months ago. and what is interesting is that the wives of some the isis members they turned against their husbands after the
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one thing lawmakers and trump have called to do more on is on red flag laws and let people expedite removing firearms from people who are deemed to be a danger to themselves and others. there have been a lot of calls for that that both sides could come to an agreement. i don t think we should expect to see any movement on background check bills that would have moved through the house coming through the senate. thank you. still ahead, a florida man who mailed pipe bombs to critics of president trump gets sentences to 20 years of prison. north korea fires off another round of missiles. the fourth launch in less than two weeks. the country is threatening even more. we ll have those stories and a check on weather when we come ba back. johnson & johnson is a baby company.
ba back, if he were to come back to probe more is the fact that manafort and stone would just completely, i guess, cooperate. and that s one thing that could reopen this and change the dynamic as well. which could be crucial and stone saying he will do no such thing, whether that s a pardon or what is unclear. up next, president trump refusing to rule out another shutdown. is he getting his wall one way or another? plus the white house reportedly nervous about another republican running for president against trump. the governor of maryland. is he really a threat? plus nbc just releasing a statement after veteran journalist tom brokaw made controversial comments, including this. hispanics should work harder to assimilation. hoo!