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Are important, as the congress lady said, are not enough. you have to get into mental health and substance abuse and reconciliation and the notion that we ll solve our problems through a violent act using a gun. so i m hopeful that congress will get past the politics and do common sense gun legislation and then get really deep into the culture of violence that we have developed in the united states of america. adolfo, one of the things that enjoys the most popular support is universal background checks, that all sales of guns should have a background checks. president trump have voiced support for it after the parkland shootings a year ago and ultimately didn t follow through. he now says he thinks he could get the nra to be neutral on it. do you think that could happen? i agree with everything on the panel. one of the two times of the panel everybody seems to be in agreement with things. but just to the politics of it. first of all, the president has now signaled that it is someth ....
The purpose of intimidating or his tone and his rhetoric has coercing a population, changing taken a real tot it s giving government policy or affecting the actions of a government. that is a very tight and people permission to hate. constitutionally sound definite tis. it could easily be applied to criminalize acts of terrorism i beg him to stop. done for those intents. andrew mccabe, thank you so my father came here illegally much. i appreciate your time today. thank you. twice, deported twice, he up next, i m going to talk finally came back, got his to senator kamala harris, how papers. she would combat gun violence as he was here legally. became a sit sine. president. plus an interview with beto my brothers and sisters became citizens later in life. o rourke, who is tying president i was born here. i ve raised two great kids. trump s rhetoric to the el paso massacre. stay with us. i m mar rid. i ve had a successful career, most of it in public service, but i can t watch th ....
Okay. so in case the facts of that were muddied to you, let s outline them here. illegal immigrants crossed the border to our country. the children were sent to live with their mother who may also be here illegally. the father was detained for a few months and then released back in this country. it s overwhelmingly likely none of them will ever leave this country but according to cbs news that is an injustice because they were not treated as full citizens with voting rights, free healthcare and everything else. they were treated different based on immigration status. uh-huh. used to be called being a country. but thanks to people like cbs news and beto o rourke the idea is dying. tom is the former acting director of i.c.e. and joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. is it odd to you to hear the press outraged at the notion we treat citizens differently from the foreign nationals? no. it outrages me every time i talk about this. beto o rourke is obviously not ....
Cruelty in this country s history, worse than slavery, worse than jim crow, was in internment of the japanese? insanity. but instead of calling out the obvious obsureddies, the absurdities the press pushed them along. but watch this on cnn. in series separating and counting we are shown the reunion of a father and his children after 184 days. they were separated six months ago after their father adolfo brought them across the texas border saying he was fleeing extortion and death threats. they were sent to live with their mother in seattle. after 184 days of beingth separated he got to hug his children again. what happens when a u.s. citizen faces that situation. you get child protection services involve and you have a court hearing. these are not u.s. citizens. exactly. so it s different treatment based solely on the immigration status. tucker: oh, we treat our citizens differently from foreign nationals. oif ....
Than jim crow and the internment of the japanese and worse than the metric system? insanity. but instead of calling out the obvious obsureddies, the absurdities the press pushed them along. but watch this on cnn. in series separating and counting we are shown the reunion of a father and his children after 184 days. they were separated six months ago after their father adolfo brought them across the texas border saying he was fleeing extortion and death threats. they were sent to live with their mother in seattle. after 184 days of being separated he got to hug his children again. what happens when a u.s. citizen faces that situation. you get child protection services involve and you have a court hearing. these are not u.s. citizens. exactly. so it s different treatment based solely on the immigration status. tucker: oh, we treat our ....