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Things. that frustration certainly hasn t gone away. you know, i don t think it will. but given the fact that the president is being attacked unnecessarily and certainly for no reason on something that i think he and most of america feel is a complete hoax and the media has gotten so spun up in russia fever. we are looking to move on and it makes it hard when every single day the media spends 15 times as much time talking about russia as they do the issues that americans care about. there was a poll in the wall street journal just last week that said the top three issues that americans care about are healthcare, immigration, and jobs. and the top three issues that the press covers is russia, russia, and more russia. and i think the discrepancy is massive. and i think that, frankly, the media has become a big distraction on that front. it s time to clear that air and move forward. steve: if folks are watching our program today, they would know that the number one topic ....
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um [ applause ] yeah. my own personal story is my father came to this country when he was 7 years old. and the reason he came when he was 7 years old is because he wasn t allowed to come here until he was 7 years old i was 7. you were 7 years old. and he wasn t allowed to come because there was a law in place that he couldn t come. my grandfather was here, and spent the first seven years living in america, working in america, but was not allowed to be with his family because of the immigration laws at the time. and i remember asking my father, how and he was in mussolini s italy. not a very pleasant place to be. and he hated italy, because it was a horrible childhood in his mind. and i asked him, i said, did you ever resent america? he said, no, america was worth the wait. it was worth doing it the right way. and i think what most people in america feel is you ve been given a tremendous benefit by being here in this country. you just described something that i don t kno ....
My own personal story is my father came to this country when he was 7 years old. and the reason he came when he was 7 years old is because he wasn t allowed to come here until he was 7 years old i was 7. you were 7 years old. and he wasn t allowed to come because there was a law in place that he couldn t come. my grandfather was here, and spent the first seven years living in america, working in america, but was not allowed to be with his family because of the immigration laws at the time. and i remember asking my father, how and he was in mussolini s italy. not a very pleasant place to be. and he hated italy, because it was a horrible childhood in his mind. and i asked him, i said, did you ever resent america? he said, no, america was worth the wait. it was worth doing it the right way. and i think what most people in america feel is you ve been given a tremendous benefit by being here in this country. you just described something that i don t know what country that your p ....
People are fed up with government. reporter: wagner likes to hand out t-shirts with this on the back. if you could take your hands and start choking me and let me turn blue until i m the color of your shirt, that s how businesspeople in america feel. reporter: overregulated and underappreciated, so this renegade republican is going to run for governor. sound familiar? where everybody missed this whole thing is they didn t talk to the people on the ground. reporter: and the folks on the ground are done with business as usual. it s why they supported trump. he s not the status quo. and i like what i see so far. reporter: they may have elected a republican, but they voted for trump. harry smith, nbc news, york, pennsylvania. protests over the dakota access pipeline continue to spread across the country. about 100 protesters gathered on thanksgiving in portland, oregon, to plea for an end of construction on thepipeline at the native american reservation. ....