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Mr. President, what do you say to people who view that luxury jet as a personal gift to you? Why not leave it behind? You're ABC fake news, right? Why not?

The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen?

The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen?

The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients. Will that really happen?

Here, play this clip. This past week as well, White House Senior Advisor Stephen Miller said. Habeas corpus can be suspended at the time of an invasion, saying the administration's looking at ways to potentially do away with due process for undocumented immigrants. You're an attorney. You're someone who deals with homeland security issues and immigration being there from the Lone Star State.

Here, play this clip. This past week as well, White House Senior Advisor Stephen Miller said. Habeas corpus can be suspended at the time of an invasion, saying the administration's looking at ways to potentially do away with due process for undocumented immigrants. You're an attorney. You're someone who deals with homeland security issues and immigration being there from the Lone Star State.

Here, play this clip. This past week as well, White House Senior Advisor Stephen Miller said. Habeas corpus can be suspended at the time of an invasion, saying the administration's looking at ways to potentially do away with due process for undocumented immigrants. You're an attorney. You're someone who deals with homeland security issues and immigration being there from the Lone Star State.

Is suspending habeas corpus for undocumented immigrants a good idea?

Is suspending habeas corpus for undocumented immigrants a good idea?

Is suspending habeas corpus for undocumented immigrants a good idea?

Well, curious to call it an invasion, especially when the administration likes to remind us that the border crossings are, of course, at a historic low. So that'll be part of the legal debate, I suppose.

Well, curious to call it an invasion, especially when the administration likes to remind us that the border crossings are, of course, at a historic low. So that'll be part of the legal debate, I suppose.

Well, curious to call it an invasion, especially when the administration likes to remind us that the border crossings are, of course, at a historic low. So that'll be part of the legal debate, I suppose.

NBC is reporting this weekend that Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, during three high-level meetings with Putin, didn't use his own interpreter, instead using an interpreter from the Kremlin. Michael McFaul, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, told them this. He said using the Kremlin's interpreter was, quote, a very bad idea that put Witkoff at a real disadvantage.

NBC is reporting this weekend that Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, during three high-level meetings with Putin, didn't use his own interpreter, instead using an interpreter from the Kremlin. Michael McFaul, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, told them this. He said using the Kremlin's interpreter was, quote, a very bad idea that put Witkoff at a real disadvantage.

NBC is reporting this weekend that Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, during three high-level meetings with Putin, didn't use his own interpreter, instead using an interpreter from the Kremlin. Michael McFaul, former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, told them this. He said using the Kremlin's interpreter was, quote, a very bad idea that put Witkoff at a real disadvantage.

McFaul went on to say, I speak Russian and have listened to Kremlin interpreters and U.S. interpreters at the same meeting, and the language is never the same. If that reporting is accurate, why would we agree to that?

McFaul went on to say, I speak Russian and have listened to Kremlin interpreters and U.S. interpreters at the same meeting, and the language is never the same. If that reporting is accurate, why would we agree to that?

McFaul went on to say, I speak Russian and have listened to Kremlin interpreters and U.S. interpreters at the same meeting, and the language is never the same. If that reporting is accurate, why would we agree to that?

We've got reports out on the West Coast that there are hundreds of dock workers now out of work as those ships are not coming in, the ripple effect there hitting the trucking industry and others as well. One union official out there says it's beginning to manifest itself as real loss of jobs and income from our members. So what do you say to those American workers?