voters, who cares? it doesn t really amount to anything. this is serious stuff. steve: will more security clearances be pulled. that s up to the president. he has the authority to do it. it s not willy-nilly. you see all the corruption at the tippy top level at the fbi and doj in the last administration when they were so desperate to prop up and failing and weak pathetic candidate. they are trying to dig up dirt and see these new emails from bruce ohr. only guy left over there the chief stands alone. you see it s very discerning to people that you have people at the top levels of the fbi. comey, mccabe, bruce ohr, lisa page, peter strzok, ohr s wife nellie. these should be household names now. and people should ask themselves why would these folks be there? why were they tipping the scales politically? and if it is meritorious. why do people have security clearance. some no longer do why do some? ainsley: talk about the press. editorial board newspapers across the country.
in ongoing litigion. so cases are being filed against the universities by students who complain. if we think thents are meritorious, then we can file a statement of interest joining with them, and explain why we at the department of justice think these concerns are real and justified, and court relief is appropriate. we have had some success. we have had two cases where there has been a major change in the college and university s actions, and two cases where the judge has dismissed or rejected a motion to dismiss these cases by the universities, and allowing the trial to go forward. we think it is a very important thing. students should be participating in robust debate, they ought to not be intimidated, they ought to not be driven by political correctness, to where you can t even speak up in class or on
in ongoing litigation. so cases are being filed against the universities by students who complain. if we think the complaints are meritorious, then we can file a statement of interest joining with them, and explain why we at the deparent of justice think these concerns are real and appropriate.nd court relief is we have had some success. we have had two cases where there has been a major change in the college and university s actions, and two cases where the judge has dismissed or rejected a motion to dismiss these cases by the universities, and allowing the trial to go forward. we think it is a very important thing. students should be participating in robust debate, they ought to not bentimidated, they ought to not be driven by political
and the more you ignore it, the worse it s going to get. let s take a quick break. but you can t ignore meritorious immigration either. one thing has nothing to do with the other. i want you guys both to stay. i want to talk about some more things with you after the next segment. we have a really good get this morning. we have breaking news. president trump says he probably has a very good relationship with north korea s dictator. up next, i want to talk to one of the reporters that were in the room for that, michael bender, one of the reporters behind today s bombshell interview with the president. good to have you. we ll be with you in a second. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next. they just didn t stop and then. i m really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you re ok. that s all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely.
the notion that daca recipients, this subsection of illegal aliens is better, more meritorious come more deserving than the rest of the broad population of illegal aliens is incorrect. you have some scholars and you have some criminals. the notion that somehow these are special people that we must grant amnesty to a simply false. shannon: you are part of the voter fraud task force that scott made a lot of heat. people say it is ginning up allegations about fraud that doesn t exist. lawsuits involve commissions, i m not aware of one that has been hit with so many lawsuits. they are coming and trying to stop the commission. they want us to stop investigating, they want us, one