do illegal activities in these victims. laura: a systematic effort to abuse and intimidate? just disgusting. is anybody talking about the 4,000 men and women and children saved by border patrol this year? anybody talking about the children laura: it s happening every day. they bring toys to these facilities for them to play with. they took home sicknesses to their families by the men and women of the border patrol true american patriots doing a tough job in the difficult situation. congress failure created this whole mess. if they want to blame someone for children being in overcrowded detention placement it s their fault. they failed to fund, they took them months to finally come to agreed that, okay, we ll give you money. once again some of that money? children aren t moved in 72 hours? only laura: 250 now. this would ve never happened.
is the united states but you have to respect our laws. we are a nation of laws i think last night they pulled the curtain back and it will hurt every one of them. the house voted in favor of the senate plan providing additional funding, $4.5 billion, correct me if i m wrong, yesterday. was that enough? were you happy to see that happen? yes. another thing, the vilification of men and women and children, put in a difficult position, holding children and families and facilities, they attack them for that and ask for help to move these families for more detention facilities for health and human services that have facilities and beds that are built for this reason. they move these women and children to a better facility. i don t think we did enough funding for abortion but they did something.
thr flew from austria, my taxi driver knew somebody who had been in the mosque. several people who were sitting next to me were coming back because they had people who they knew and love who are victims of the attack. this is a small community. what happened today affects everybody. behind me, i am standing in front of the major hospital here in christchurch. those injuries were severe. some of them are in critical conditions and some of them have been shot multiple times. we are talking about men and women and children, too. it is a horrific situation that continues and as doctors and medical personnel do their saving efforts, we have law enforcement who s trying to get to the bottom of this and trying to tease out who s connected. they say this was very
associated with, a mass murder of innocent men and women and children. and also saying they will be judged by their company, by the company they keep. i want to get to jim sciutto in washington. jim, the russians have just responded to the strikes. what have you heard? that is right. this coming from the russia ambassador to the u.s. and he said the following, the worst app rehengs have come true. our warnings have been left unheard. a prezin predesigned implement and we are being threatened and we warned that such actions will not be left without consequences and all responsibility rests with washington and london and paris. of course the three countries that participated in the strikes. insulting the president of russia is unacceptable and inadmissible and that is a reference to the president s tweet earlier this week and the u.s., the possessor of the biggest arsenal of chemical weapons has no moral right to blame other countries. so quite a strong push back as you would expect
let s have the discussions, but the president had opened that up a couple of weeks ago. shannon: how do you think putin will respond to this? but the president asking point blank the question to russia and iran. why would you want to support a murderer taking the lives of innocent, men and women and children in his own people in a heinous manner. and putin, he said you said the chemical weapons were gone. you know putin will not like being called out. putin s history will do it through lies and deception. and top lieutenants out there denying that there was a chemical attack in the first place. this person went to crimea and took it and georgia and took 20 plus percent the state of