i know. he s a pediatric neurosurgeon being advertised as a friend of international criminal gang. here is the thing. i think that part of why this might work if he wins is because donald trump is at his best when he s doing cultural wars because he didn t win on policies. he won on that american they re also the same thing as a ten-year-old girl who is maybe looking to get surgery but is undocument. they re meshing those two populations together pretty masterfulel. thank you. this is an amazing go ahead. it s just the most extreme example of horrible people that you could possibly come up with. i think speaking trumpism as a second language reminds me of trump trying to speak empathy as a second language. up next, with the mueller investigation intensifying, president trump and his associates are returned to their own playbook, distract, distract
number i hope we can have a conversation without accusing people are being. on caesar. you re mixes so many different things? i m fonting. let s go documented he saw what they did to the legal immigrants. the it drives down the wages. one of the undocument the in the union who is not against illegal immigration. i saw what it did to the but ir ear wait. you ve derailed the conversation. we re not going to take about caesar. on the point that is were made, let s go back to ally s first point. in terms of the productivity, talking about 91% of whom are employed, 45% in school. this is not loskill immigration. you mix those together. separate out just daca.
shelter. there are more than hatch a million undocument people in the city of houston according to the pew research center. it is the third largest city with the biggest undocumented community in the country. as you can imagine, many of these people were very afraid to show up to the shelters in the first couple of days after the storm hit, but you had the houston mayor sylvester turner coming out and saying there are absolutely no raids happening in shelters and that nobody will be sort of in any legal trouble for showing up and seeking help if they don t have the proper paperwork. there is still a lot of fear. even with the people that were showing up yesterday. i spoke to a woman by the name of patricia nunez. she was undocumented for many yoerz, and she told me sort of what the community is talking
demabd the papers of anyone they viewed as possibly here in an undocument it had fashion, which was people with a skin color. the court said you can t do that. it s a violation of our constitutional protections and he kept doing that. then the court had to convict him to get him to stop. that is quite a message to send. that is a very, very big deal. and it is his crime really a violation of her institution. of what this country means that it is horrible that you would pardon it, but it is exactly consistent with everything else that president trump has done. trz he has no respect for the constitution. he acts in a way where he speaks when he speaks honestly so say what he means. and again, i have to say i feel better having heard richard
you can t sustain a successful foreign policy that way. it s going to happen when did that start? when was for the first time we saw that tendency to the white house and president and a couple of people basically deciding to the exclusion of the cabinet. under bush, too? you are some under w and i think much stronger under obama. the size of the nsc is ten times than bush 41 and gives you some sense of the drift in personnel. what is exacerbating in this administration is tillerson don t have a staff yet. they simply don t have staff. by the time he chooses them they still have to get their clearances and go through senate confirmati confirmation. this could take another six months before tillerson and company are up-to-speed. there was cleanup yesterday. members of the trump administration had to walk back the president s description of his effort to deport undocument immigrants after calling the measures, quote, a military operation.