trump jr. again going presumably to speak to members of the senate intelligence. remember last time? he said, is he going to use that again with the argument in the senate? i think he probably can. he will say it again. he will. here s the thing, he almost certainly that almost certainly was an inappropriate assertion but he asserted it so it worked. he can get away from it with the hill committees because they don t have to go to court. they are talking about not relying on the attorney/client privilege. it would take so long to litigate it in court. it would be months and months from now. it comes up when he s interviewed by bob mueller and mueller won t put up with that. the two of you nodding. that s exactly right.
executive order, and if you say it only applies to people who have never gotten visas before, then you take away the claim of harm to the states which is that their students and faculty, their businesspeople that need to travel who already have visas and were already in the country were affected by this order, they didn t know if they could travel. they get stuck overseas. if it only applies to people who have never gotten a visa and never come to the country before, that takes that claim away and makes it harder for the states to claim they are harmed. the states would probably still argue that this is relingious discrimination but that is the claim the ninth circuit didn t embrace, just said that s for another day. saw you nodding there when pete was talking. what were you i think what s so striking is on the one hand president trump has come to washington saying he ll do things differently and through the electoral college he has a mandate to do it. on the other hand doing it
this is the most important decision we can make in our lifetime. we can t screw up. by virtue of the invitation that was issued by the speaker by the acceptance of t by prime minister netanyahu two weeks in advance of his election is that on both sides, there has now been injected a degree of partisan partisanship, which is not only unfortunate, i think it s destructive of the fabric of the relationship. that was national security adviser susan rice with some tough words for the prime minister and what his planned speech is doing to the u.s.-israeli relationship. for israeli s side of the argument we re joined by former chief of staff to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. bennett, we appreciate you being here. i m going to take it that by you
three brothers, how to conduct themselves. even though you re not a criminal, some people might assume you are. so watch what you wear. watch what you say. when you re stopped by the police, be humble. respect your dignity, your pride. hearing my parents tell my young brothers, now hearing my brothers with five young sons having to tell their sons, this must stop. we need to allow black males, black females, whites, hispanics, any child who wants to go to the grocery store to buy some fruit or candy, we should not profile them. we should not assume the worst. we should treat every child that they re special, they re precious in the eyes of god. and the notion that this young man was unarmed, was murdered, it has touched an emotion in everyone, including black women. but also i ve heard from my white female friends, it s touched them. it s touching my hispanic friends. i see you nodding, jenny. jenny, go ahead. yes.
they have a long history of prosecuting terrorism cases before and after 9/11. i think it s important when we are talking about a united states citizen where the conduct is principally here in the united states. i think the administration got it just right here. he a i see you nodding. i would second bet in the conversation that s going on right now, exacerbating fears in this country. terrorists aren t going after territory. they are going after the creation of fear, panic, and disruption of the system. we allow them to rip apart our constitution and they win. catherine crier and kelly cu ar rrie, thank you for your time tonight. a friend is describing the drastic turn his life took. and authorities want to hear from his wife. how did she turn so quickly to a