this was a scene yesterday. the crowds weren t as big today but people are outraged. the defendant defended his decision and signed another order. fox news correspondent joe waldman has the latest. reporter: president trump signing a new executive action to reduce government regulation described as the one in, two out order. if there s new regulation, it goes beyond that. we are cutting regulations massively. the executive order that president signed friday that has everyone talking. that action put in place a temporary band on entrance to the united states for people from 7 majority moslem nations as well as indefinite band from syria. the white house continuing to defend the move today despite critics that say it was put together too hastily with some unclear language. you don t know when the next threat is coming. you don t know when the next attack is coming. the best you can do is get ahead of it because if you wait, you will be reacting and what i think i want t
if you look at caucus night just by the numbers, matt strong was right. by the numbers they ve gathered, romney did win by eight votes. so he was technically correct at that point. the challenge for them is that because it was so so close, the closest it has ever, ever been in the history of the caucuses, that could change once they go through the certification process. so it took a couple of weeks and then this is where the campaigns were fighting because matt strong, acted with the certification process, he and his staff were essentially saying it was a tie and the intricate in the santorum to because there s a way to minute, when it was an eight vote margin and romney was obvious that mitt romney was the winner. now digitized the process and to count the votes you can find because they seem to have lost eight precincts somehow, and they showed santorum was up by 34 votes, using it s basically a guy. how the heck can that be? if we are up by 34, we win. so there s a state
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