Girls aqueducted from the boarding school in northeastern nigeria, take sboon the jungle and possibly split up and sold as child brides. So in the most doing you assignment any cnn correspondent has had this year, the team made the frightening fourday journey to be the First International reporter to reach the northeastern nigerian town where the girls were kidnapped and joins me now live. Did this young girl decide to share her story firsthand with cnn for a specific reason . Why is she talking . Reporter well, there really is a sense, randi, in spite of what were hearing, the pledges for support, the bring back the girls hash tag, that for the people there they feel that they have been forgotten by the world, they feel isolated. It is almost a month and in that time many of them are slowly losing hope. So, those who can bring themselves to speak, those who can bring themselves to talk a little bit about what they went through do so because they hope to remind the world that the girls
of democrats and republicans who voted on it as well as independents who voted on republican line to make sure that the far left got the message that we re just not buying it. dan: i m not done yet guys and ladies on the panel but before here i have ray, john and get to you next but for what it is worth i m unbelievably proud of you i put my name on a ballot it takes a lot of guts to do what you did. ray i ll get to you next district attorney elect. i grew in suffolk county i know sel don well and long island well ray they have a big problem out there opioid gangs i guess they got tired of the crime. how did you do it? you know what there was a increased crime rate, gang violence, opioid overdoses. so what we what we focused on was how the
of democrats and republicans who voted on it as well as independents who voted on republican line to make sure that the far left got the message that we re just not buying it. dan: i m not done yet guys and ladies on the panel but before here i have ray, john and get to you next but for what it is worth i m unbelievably proud of you i put my name on a ballot it takes a lot of guts to do what you did. ray i ll get to you next district attorney elect. i grew in suffolk county i know sel don well and long island well ray they have a big problem out there opioid gangs i guess they got tired of the crime. how did you do it? you know what there was a increased crime rate, gang violence, opioid overdoses. so what we what we focused on was how the
hill. can the general convince congressional republicans to trust him? because what we ve seen from president trump, he becomes very eradic and very vengeful. we have seen him go after republicans at times because of his anger and not for strategic reasons and that is going to be key. and will the general be able to take telephone calls and be willing to take telephone calls from members of congress at any hour of the day on every subject, because that is the key to the trump presidency, moving forward they need to get health care done. who knows what is going to happen. they are talking about tax reform. who knows what is going to happen. infrastructure, who knows what is going to happen. and coming up the debt limit, the united states is about to reach its debt limit. that has to be raised as well. there is a lot on the plate right now for this president and for this congress. yeah. and those debt level debates have never gone south before, have they? standby. we have a lot more
the president of the united states, but for others, you know, who choose to do that because it helps ratings, that s a missed opportunity on the part of the media to be talking about, you know, vetting policy instead of, you know, just having an attack that might get, you know, some added interest or some added follows on their twitter account. congressman, i appreciate you taking the hard questions tonight. yeah, thank you. also out front tonight we have alice stewart, a former communications director for ted cruz, the democratic former governor of the great state of michigan and a former senior communications advisor for the trump campaign. also former white house communications director under president obama. jason, if i could begin with you, you heard republican congressman sel don just now. you heard from other republicans today using very strong words, including the speaker of the house saying that this was inappropriate, unacceptable, beneath the dignity of the