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ultimately blame is being cast on city university at new york for allowing the speech this year the school has been under investigation for allegations o harassment and discrimination against jewish students. trays. >> trace: let's bring in city university law professor jeffre lax. thanks for coming on. aboard to play one more soundbite from the commencement speaker and then we will get your reaction. >> av rejoice in the corners of our nearest city said dining room tables may be the fuel for the fight against capital and racism and zionism around the world. >> is a lot of people pointing out this was brought to you by the taxpayers of new york city page your thoughts on this. >> a lot of people like to talk about insurrection. this is one of the closest call that -- i've heard a long time. 520 years of doing this and thi
we do know what we would need to do in order to do this correctly, if the political will was there. so my concern in part is that they're people who are gonna be sitting around their dining room tables and they're gonna be -- even good mean people, are gonna throw their hands up and say, it's just too hard! this is a problem that is intractable. there is no way to solve it. what would it look like, krish, to do this correctly? >> you're absolutely right. the so-called crisis is not that we have migration in our hemisphere. the crisis has been our failure to find ways to help them. and you know, in my mind, some of what we've seen in the biden administration is that word, in terms of increasing the legal capacity of migration, the refugees too resettled from the western hemisphere. making sure family reunification doesn't require families to come to our border that they can actually have in country processing. when we have 10 million jobs that are going unfilled, --
then there is the reality that we do know what we would need to do in order to do this correctly, if the political will was there. so my concern in part, people might be sitting around the dining room tables, living rooms, good meaning people will throw up their hands and say, it is just too hard, right? this problem is intractable. there is no way to solve it. what would it look like, krish, to do this correctly? >> you are absolutely right. he so-called crisis is not that we have migration in our hemisphere, the crisis has been our failure to find ways to help them. and in my mind, some of what we have seen from the biden administration is a step forward in terms of increasing the legal path to migration, increasing the number of refugees, who can be resettled from the western hemisphere, making sure family reunification it does not require families to come to our border, that they can have in country processing.
more of the same failed policies that we've seen time and time again. we are certainly not meeting the moment or taking advantage of the opportunity to create a welcoming system. >> here's the thing, krish, there is the reality that this is enormously complex, and then there's also the reality that we do know what we would need to do in order to do this correctly, if the political will was there. so my concern in part is that they're people who are gonna be sitting around their dining room tables and they're gonna be -- even good mean people, are gonna throw their hands up and say, it's just too hard! this is a problem that is intractable. there is no way to solve it. what would it look like, krish, to do this correctly? like, krish to do this cor>> you're absolut. the so-called crisis is not that we have migration in our hemisphere. the crisis has been our failure to find ways to help them. and you know, in my mind, some of what we've seen in the biden administration is that word, in terms of increasing the legal
reckless actions in ukraine. among the developed countries, we have the lowest inflation in the country and that's to the president's leadership. >> tell that to the american people that have to pay 50% more for a turkey. >> i have said that they're coming down at record levels. it part of the global equation. >> he has an agenda that failed the american people. it's costing more for thanksgiving. as a direct result of his reckless spending. spin it however you want it, that's the reality and hurting the american people. >> arthel: this -- you guys are having a back and forth. let's hope things are more peaceful out there in some of those dining room tables. the pumpkin pie is about to come out in some households right now. they made it this far. they're almost there.
turn on the end of the buffalo bills game and move on with it. because there's no point in trying to save the biden agenda at the thanksgiving dinner table. >> molly: probably millions of americans watching the football game and not reading the talking points. brad, we did just show some of the numbers of the increase in food prices. this is what people are feeling at their dining room tables. so when you put out any list of talking points, how does it work to deal with the emotional and the realities that people are seeing around their dining room tables? what could potentially be a very difficult holiday season now and going through christmas? >> yeah, absolutely. i think democrats around the country have acknowledged that pain and have introduced -- not only introduced ideas but passed them in to law that will help bring down prices around the country. a lot of the global inflation that we're seeing is due to
really, at the end of it, they do not like the way donald trump talks. they ended it, a 15 minute conversation, and still think donald trump won the election. these are two guys who are working in plants. they are my constituents and i love them. that is what is happening in this country. we need to understand that we have to try and tell the truth. people need to pay attention. we should not be screaming at our dining room tables. we need to say to people, we'd love our country, and we need to protect it. we have to wake up. the facts are there. this election was not stolen. do not believe the lies. >> congresswoman, debbie dingell, i am always grateful to have you here. you all was cut to the chase. the reality is, people need to listen to the facts, and the evidence. i am still a little pessimistic. i am not quite sure if the uaw people that you spoke to, that are great constituents of yours, are they really listening to what is happening. if they are not, we may not get the democracy that we deserve.
our communities we talk about not loud but behind closed curtains and at our dining room tables we talk about the fear of white supremacy and targeting communities of color, african american, latino, asian. what do you say, now? because oftentimes, roland, people say it wasn't really a hate crime and they try to make it less and then the blow it actually was. this man had, in his hands, a gun that said here are your reparations. what do you say to folks that try to say that we are over qualifying the rates in hate in the united states? >> the only thing that i have been quiet about, when i was on cnn and 2009. i remember we are often ready to go on, and i said to john, we are re-living in the age of white minority resistance. it was all after the election of president barack obama. i have been yelling this from the rooftops for the last 13
those. it's got a spa with a finished sauna and a turkish bath a massage room. and a gym. the thing has a wine cellular. and enough rooms for 16 guests. and multiple formal dining room tables. two pianos. one of which is entirely detailed in 24-karat gold, and sue ba gear and a jet pack. i wouldn't have gone with the 4 d movie theater but this is hout russian oligarch chose to spend his fortune and to put pressure on russia to get this oligarch to feel some pain because of the russian war on ukraine, the u.s. has taken away its very expensive toy. russian oligarchs are not just rich russians, they are russians who are rich because of their ties to vladimir putin. he makes them rich. they make him powerful. and if it feels day ja sioux