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department of justice seeks to enforce. they still want those crime-fighting dollars. they want those dollars. that follows the department of justice making public the application for the edward firm grant. they will be life or $3.2 million from that grant. however, the application to get money must share with the immigration status of certain subjects. must grant federal agents agent s axis to local police stations, and must implement security agents a 48 hour warning before releasing somebody wanted for immigration violation. the lawsuit claims the violates the fourth amendment. the mayor says compliance would violate the principle that both places like chicago. we will act immediately for ruling by the court as it relates to immigration and refugee policies where they have stopped them from administration in its tracks. jeff sessions said last week allowing them to rearrest the same criminals endangers officers. a spokesman says that it is tragic that mayor rahm ....
i am jon scott and for shepard smith. president come kicking off his 200 day in office praising his record and supporters. this money, the president tweeted, at the trump base is far bigger and stronger than ever before despite phony fake news polling. look at rallies and pennsylvania, ohio, and west virginia. the rallies in russian conversion story record stock market, border security, military strength, jobs, supreme court pick, economic enthusiasm, deregulation, and so much more have driven the trump base even closer together. it will never change. the president s tweet come after the new york times reported vice president mike s gimmick mike pence may be running if president trump decides not to run. the vice president calls it laughable and absurd. in a statement released yesterday, he also said, today s article in the new york times is disgraceful and offensive to me, my family, and our entire team. the american people know i could not be more honored to be ....
praised it. i think the world is expressing a view to china and russia we have an expectation that you will do everything you possibly can to help north korea understand the reality of the future as well and bring them to the negotiating table. shannon: we re live in london. how are other world leaders reacting to the sanction news today? there is a lot of tough talk and some tough action against north korea by the united states and other international bodies. and countries. we heard some tough talk coming today in manila, philippines. a security forum there, secretary of state tillerson there saying the sanctions signed off by the u.n. security council over the weekend shows the world has lost patience with pyongyang and the only way the u.s. would think of sitting down with north korea would be to stop the missile launches. overnight a one-hour phone conversation about kim jung un and his canucks and missiles. that conversation confirmed north korea is a grave a ....
some more traditional christmas activities, as you pointed out, yesterday. but over the weekend he could not help but air his grievances on twitter. he was lobbing attacks at the fbi, specifically deputy director andrew mccabe, who is set to retire in a few months. he also took aim at the media and insisted he s not getting any credit for the hard work he s done since he took office, clearly an airing of grievances from the president as we head into this holiday season, dana. what do we know about how the president is spending this christmas day? reporter: the white house hasn t given us a lot of details yet on how the president will be spending this day. he doesn t have any public events. when you re president, you re never really on vacation, you re always juggling these duties. the one thing we know from sarah sanders, white house press secretary, is the president was briefed today on the suicide attack in kabul. he s still being kept up to speed even though he s ....
please leave. there s a lot of open fire line, growth for potential for this fire. we wish you a good morning on this saturday. we re glad to have you with us. president trump is looking for a new secretary of homeland security this morning. secretary mcaleenan submitted his resignation yesterday. this happened on the same dame the president s immigration agenda had setbacks after rulings in four states. the president said he ll name a replacement next week. mcaleenan was the fourth person to serve as head of the dhs since the president took office. also this morning the president s personal attorney rudy giuliani is under fire. listen to this exchange outside the white house yesterday. i don t know. i haven t spoken to him. he is a very good attorney and he has been my attorney. cnn sarah westwood joins us from the white house. elie honig reminded us in the last hour, and this makes sense, this is something only the president can decide, is he or is he not. ....