that s the problem. tucker: i understand that, but let s be honest. if you were dealing with racism, mexico is racist. it s a totally unequal society, we are not attacking it, but i m saying there s another discrimination. tucker: i don t want to attack mexico, i thick a perspective is in order. it s a little much for the offspring of conquistadors to be saying you re a racist if you want to border. by the way, we deserve affirmative action. this is crazy. can we be honest about it or no? there s discriminations here in the united states and mexico, absolutely. the united states don t have a right to a border. i have no problem with that, but
and we should call on them to do something to control the border and if they don t, why wouldn t we will bold the wall? where is their in this? that s a completely different story. you have to remember that there are other resources. it s not that mexico that s false. tucker: this is america s fault to a small degree as we spend an awful lot of time trying to improve countries across the globe and not enough paying attention to latin america. this is a problem because the mexican government is dysfunctional and its leaders still the money and leave and have hazards in switzerland, so why don t you and people like you and me too put pressure on the government and that we wouldn t have to send 11 million
didn t you kill daca tucker: if you re supervising reporters and one of them went to the white house, would you say good assertive journalism, crossing the line? let me to get back to my days as a white house correspondent. yelling questions at presidents at events where the questioning might seem inappropriate is a very old tradition at the white house. it s been going on for a long time. the president comes out to have a photo op with somebody and they get you and questions. most presidents anticipate them, some don t, no one has ever liked it, but his question got an answer, so if the president is willing to answer the question, it s hard to argue that it shouldn t have been asked.
mexicans don t like that. that is a problem with donald trump. tucker: i understand that. let s be honest. if you work to do an actual measure of racism, mexico is a far more racist country than the united states. the last four copresidents have all been white people who went to harvard or yale. it s a totally unequal society. i m not attacking it. i m just saying there s a lot of discrimination in mexico. tucker: i don t want to attack mexico. i just think a little perspective is in order here. it s a little much for the offspring of conquistadors to be saying, you re racist if you want a border. by the way, we deserve affirmative action. this is crazy. can we be honest about it or know? i think we can be honest about it. there is discrimination in mexico, absolutely. the united states does have the right to a border, a secure border. i have no problem with that.
things were coming on. i understand my mexico wants to export to the united states. if we could spark export to canada, we would do it. i don t know why america is denounced as racist for not wanting that. why is it racist to say it s our border, we determine who comes here? first of all, let me say i don t speak for the mexican government. i ve been criticizing the mexican government for decades as a matter of fact, i don t speak for the mexican governmen government. what i do understand is when you have president trump saying that mexico has to pay for the wall, mexicans don t like that. when you have a politician in june of 2015 saying mexicans are criminals and drug traffickers, mexicans don t like that.