and, oh, by the way, president trump, paddy wagon? ethnic slur. paddy wagon. an anti-irish ethnic slur. so let me get this right, you re not sitting up in trump tower arguing with me in the office anymore, you are in the white house making ethnic slurs to tell police could be more rough, violate more of people s human civil rights, violate the law. it s against the law, mr. president. it s against the law for police to mishandle people that they are arresting. it s against the law to go beyond the presumption of innocence and it s against decency to use ethnic slurs. we ve all used them and we have all corrected them. i thought as president you would at least know better than to repeat them. coming up, convincing voters
clear and determined support for the adoption of a comprehensive migratory reform in this country, as well as his firm commitment to the human civil rights of communities regardless of their point of origin. i ve expressed to him my concern for the proliferation of local initiatives that are against the interests of the rights of immigrant communities. fourth, in terms of competitiveness, mexico has a regional perspective. the united states and mexico can and must make the most of the comparative advantages that make us unique as a region. and that would enage us to convert to turn north america in its entirety into the most competitive region of the world. i am convinced that together we can achieve this. the north america free trade agreement was a great step forward for the commercial trade
the ground zero mosque indicate the controversial islamic center could be viewed as a sign of islamic supremacy in the islamic world? joining us from jerusalem is world news daily s jerusalem bureau chief aaron klein and in another bureau, human civil rights program director for the muslim-american society freedom. good morning, gentlemen. mr. klein, is the ground zero mosque and community center a sign of islamic supremacy in your mind? and is it being built to stick the islamic finger in the american world s eye? you know, it s not in my mind. it s more in the minds of a lot of the people that i ve interviewed here in the middle east including, you heard it just now the chief of hamas himself in the gaza strip. i interviewed him on my show on sunday and indeed, there is a feeling that in islam, mosques have been used to connote
i think it s all of our business, when potential violation of human rights and civil rights occur anywhere. i mean i think cities like san francisco and oakland have always been in the forefront of making sure that citizens are treated equally and citizens are respected their human civil rights. megyn: what is the violation of civil rights? all of us know that with this new law anyone, any person can be stopped, any person can be questioned regardless of their color of the skin, but especially if you re brown, that will give the right to police to just stop anybody and question you, question me. megyn: it doesn t say that any person can be stopped and questioned. this is a quote, it says when there is a lawful stop, detention or arrest they can inquire as to immigration status. a lawful stop, detention or arrest. the suggestion that people are just going to be walking down the street minding their own business doing nothing wrong and
i think it is the worst public parade of politics ever. just fix it. compromise. the thing is, everybody agrees there should be some reform. but nobody is addressing the real easy i mean things like tort reform and competition, that s stuff is not being talked about. you are a huge supporter of obama care. it doesn t surprise me at all. that s what is happening in canada. if you look at canada, there are fewer doctors per cap tau. the big problem is the money issue. in canada, oftentimes they will tell you where you have to practice medicine. they said, sorry you went to medical school, but we will ship you to a december saw let population and have to carve out a moose to keep warm. it was a violation of human right declared by the supreme court in quebec. a violation of human civil rights sorry, of fundamental civil rights to deny someone of care and put them in a long waiting line.