donald trump. we are live in dc is republicans say there is 0 chance of a conviction. fox and friends first starts right now. shannon: the second this song started playing, i have no idea what it says. how do you know this? the only song i know of, a big superstar and i feel remiss in not knowing more about her. that is why i yelled it out like i yell out things. a big star. shannon: good morning. you are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. todd: the new commander-in-chief has a new approach to immigration. the white house press secretary pressed on not reporting illegal immigrants. shannon: ice may soon be asked to follow. reporter: nothing is set in stone but one thing is for certain, the rules will be different from the last four years under the trump administration. isolation new guidance savings illegal immigrants from deportation. including those convicted of what are being, serious offenses. ice will be focusing more resources on national securit
afghanistan is in its youth. while you are not quite youth, you are still a representation of the new generation that comes from a different background but has lived through a lot of the tragedy of afghanistan. if you could make a minute to talk about your background. in brief, i would say that as child no one believed that would be in this position. the people of my country gave me the honor of serving in the most important diplomatic position. that is a showing of where afghanistan is. we have had over 30 years of a difficult period but the afghanistan people are hard working and they have turned the table around. today afghanistan is a functioning democracy, it has, as president mentioned, opportunities for our youth, for our population, and the opportunities that we didn t have, we have pulled out selves out of the rubble and built our country. a democracy we continue to build on. you and your family went through a lot in the process getting here. the vast majority
i also want to say a big thanks to america s new secretary of veterans affairs, bob mcdonnell who is here. stand up, bob. [applause] as some of you may know, bob head of one of the biggest, most successful companies in the world. but he also was a west point grad, also a ranger who served valiantly on behalf of his country. and this is a labor of love for him, and he is hit the ground running. he s heading out to the hospitals and clinics around the country, starting with phoenix tomorrow. so thank you, bob, for accepting this charge and this challenge, making sure that we re doing right by our veterans. i know you re going to do a great job. really proud of him. [applause] i want to thank all the members of congress who are here today, and i specia especially o thank those who led the fight to get bob and the va more of the resources and flexibility that they need to make sure every veteran has access to the care and benefits that they ve earned. senator bernie sanders
the united states has the best air transportation system in the world. it s kind of interesting, one thing that you emphasized, in all the work we do, and we all sit on a mutual advisory boards and technical committees and working groups and everything else, i think especially when you look at a board like i think folks kind of come in from a much more kind of performance based and outcome based objective as opposed to a lot of other groups where it s something that is something that prompts them to kind of stake a position and kind of draw a little bit of a line in the sand. but i think that the one thing we can all agree on is that we have to do something, regardless if we just refine the system that we have or take a much more transformative approach. with that in mind, mel is right in the epicenter of where all this change is happening. he s actually one of the agents of change management, and also the fellow that makes sure that the car still stays on the road, doe
we are having this discussion because low wage workers in the fast food restaurant have paved been fired to raise the wages of themselves than their coworkers. that is the only way to get out of the drop that justin s analysis hypothesizes. i think to ask a question about public policy measures, be they minimum-wage kerr-mcgee rtc labor and unemployment, you have to ask the question, are they are promoting a high wage low-wage society? we don t like the low-wage society but we ve consciously built one and we can make different choices if we wanted different. michael, did you want to come in? i will be brief. to think about it from the broad 30,000-foot level of society to recognize the different agents in society have been responsibilities. imagine workers firms in the government. in some sense, damon is arguing that we don t miss the low-wage system. if you talk about fast food industries, restaurants and low-wage workers, it is simply unrealistic to expect that a firm t