midterms. shannon: thank you very much. after taking the lead on explaining the family separation issue, homeland security sec. kirstjen neilsen at a mexican restaurant, calling it metro dc democratic socialist, interrupted her evening out. no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all no borders no walls sanctuary for all shannon: no borders, no walls, sanctuary for all. house freedom caucus member republican from virginia with reaction to that and the rest of what is going on. you were inside the meeting with the president, how would you characterize it? people were yelling and clapping and cheering. what happened? he laid out all the issues
he became known in this country for grazing in the grass. best known in his country of birth for his opposition to an port hide. the guardian newspaper calls him one of the finest trumpet teres. exiled from his country for 30 years, he was also a powerful singer and songwriter and an angry political voice using music and live performances to an attack the apartheid regime that banished him from his homeland. he joined paul simon on the world tour promoting simon s album graceland recorded with black musicians in south africa. even when he returned to the country of his birth under the leadership nelson mandela, he continued to comment fearlessly on political events in south africa and around the world having issued more than 40 albums across his career, his final one was no borders in 2016. among his many awards was south
from the united nations plan for global governance of immigration and refugee policy.e no borders. they have a plan, no borders. i heard about it recently. i said what are you talking about no borders? no borders. no borders. everybody can come in. if you don t mind, i rejected that plan. is that okay? [applause] i told them not only do we want no borders. we want the strongest borders you have ever seen. we will have such borders. borders on top of borders. american is a sovereign country. we set our immigration rules. we don t listen to foreign bureaucrats. we don t listen to other countries telling us how wes should be running our immigration.
serious response than the ones we ve seen with the military takeovers of the crimean bases we re seeing right now. no matter what happens in the world someone starts questioning whether islamist fighters will end up somewhere. now questions whether islamist fighters will end up in crimea? crimea is home to more than a quarter million muslims known as tatars. they have historically they say been persecuted by the russians. they re afraid that history may repeat itself. now a term on twitter is trending, nefir on ukraine, that s an islamic term that they might travel there from chech a chechnya. and if they get to crimea, they get into ukraine. look at that big bothered ukraine shares with poland. if they get through there, shep, this is the big fear, they re in western europe, no borders, a
good evening, everyone. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, facebook not making many friends this evening because just a few hours ago, facebook came out with its first earnings report as a big public company. and it did do about what people thought. revenue was up 32% from a year ago. that may sound good but the problem is facebook s shares are taking a big hit. you remember, this is a company that was second biggest stock market launch ever. today facebook shares closed at 26 a share. $26 a share. you see that black diamond-looking ski slope. it s falling even after the market closed tonight. down about 30% from where it went public. this obviously has hurt a lot of people who struggled to try to get shares of this ipo. why are people so nervous? there s one word and it s money. during tonight s conference call with investors, mark zuckerberg, the ceo of facebook, made it clear that making money from advertising is a top priority. we know that social ads perform much be