Probably a fair summary. Disagree with it. I think that is| probably a fair summary. What disagree with it. I think that is probably a fair summary. What the Justice Secretary is going to announce in the next few minutes, it has been trailed overnight, is that people who kill their partners will lose their parental rights on arrest. The idea being that too often when there is a situation of Domestic Violence or domestic killing that you still have access to children despite the pain and suffering that can cause. That is something the justice suffering that can cause. That is something theJustice Secretary has promised to look at for a while and will announce further moves on over the next 20 minutes. He has also got an announcement coming on strengthening whole Life Sentences to mean that people going through the justice process at the moment who are sentenced to whole Life Sentences will face tougher punishments already being introduced by the government. That is the thing the governm
Coverage today blake burman on how responding to the today meeting and ashley when it comes to irans oil the u. S. May already be winning. We begin with blake. Hi there, maria. As you know the Trump Administration is trying to carve out a deal as it relates to denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula with north korea. As that is happening, iran is warning north korea that the United States, in their words, cannot be trusted. The iranian leader Hasan Rouhani meeting earlier this week with a top diplomat from north korea and this was how that meeting was relayed as it comes from Iranian State media. One quote quoting Hasan Rouhani, quote the u. S. Administration performance in these years has led the country to be considered untrust one way or the other Anuntrustworthy Andunreliable ad which does not meet any of its obligations it comes as the Trump Administration has level idea new Sanctions Against Iran and says more sanctions will be coming in 90 days from now on
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with being soft on crime. you know, i sign more execution orders than probably any governor in the history of this country. and that s a sad thing. but it s a fact. so i m not soft on crime. but i like to say we were smart on crime in texas because we put these programs in to place and young people, whose lives would be destroyed if we sent them on to prison and that s where they really become professional criminals. and we never allowed that to happen. weigh gave them a second chance. and so texans now really understand if we shut down 8 prisons, saving some 3 plus billion dollars a year in prison costs. and conservatives look at that now and go that was smart on crime. and, pam, that s what people will say about you, mr. president is number one, have created this climate where people can have a job and have hope for the
true in friendships and it s true in countries, too. you already knew that because it s obvious. our leaders spend most of their time denying it they are lying to us. tucker: a phoenix city council member running for mayor in that city and she supports the continuation of daca. she joins us tonight. thanks for joining us. i appreciate it? thank you so much for having me. tucker: so trying to think through how legalizing people who are here illegally helps american citizens and in arizona we have some data on this because it the state passed as you know one of the toughest anti-immigration laws in the country in 2010. and the effects of that have been studied. here is what they showed there was a short-term labor shortage obviously people here to work, they can t work. there was a labor shortage. over time automation made up for it and wages went up for american workers, costs meanwhile went down. prison costs went down, education costs went down. dramatically by hundreds of mil
reform something championed by jared kushner who help prisoners bet back into society. but attorney general jeff sessions, he ll be at the meeting and here s some of the stuff he s done as attorney general. last year eased penalties for certain nonviolent drug offenders. scrapped plans for program that would helped inmates get birth certificate and state id card and new standards for hoff way houses. and here s what happened before president trump won the white house. criminal justice reform bill, a bill that would have provide add second chance for nonviolent offenders facing long prison sentences while also saving tax dollars on prison costs. but that bill was killed before the 2016 election because some republicans, including then senator sessions worried it conflicted with then candidate trump law and order campaign