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that will impact 200,000 people. we're concerned this is part of a larger effort to take away immigration status from those who already have it. and to subject more people to deportation. >> what is bothering me, girard, is that people are not even seeming concerned about it. i'm not hearing the uproar that we should hear. talking about 60,000 people who has lives here, family here, some of their children here. being sent back and as gary said there is confirmed reports things are worse in haiti. unless we hit your particular area, your particular origin and nation of origin, people are not up in arms where this is an assault on people that have human needs. you worked here at laguardia. what does this mean to you? give people watching a sense of what this will do to your life,
that lost their status, that was 800,000 people. there are 300,000 people who have temporary protective status. when taken together, we're putting a million people at risk, over a million people at risk of losing immigration status. they're actually growing the undocumented population at a time when the people have been vetted. they have work permits and supporting families, even the haitian that's we're talking about today. >> and working legally, i might add. they're working legally. >> that's right. that's right. they're working legally. nearly 25% of these haitians with tps have mortgages. they have many thousands of u.s. foreign children and they're supporting here. so the risk of families being separated is really stark. >> thank you, gary and royce and girard. the best of luck to you and your family. >> thank you. in the spirit of thanksgiving, you know about black friday and cyber monday. but giving tuesday is when americans give back.
tragedy. donald trump tweeted out his support and sympathy initially. but most of his commentary since has been about how the british need to be stronger and how we're going to pull up the draw bridge. >> right. and that comes at a time where the british look, play strong. it's not my job as a journalist to sort of assess the relative strengths of different communities of nations, right? the whole frame is sort of off. but just watching piece by piece the different reactions that's been striking. i want to play for you a witness account. this is an individual named girard speaking to reporters on the scene. take a listen. >> i run out. this is for allah. i first see him. this is for allah. and he stabbed this girl ten times, 15 times. she was going help me. i could not do nothing. >> i saw people running, screaming. somebody was injured. i seen people with some blood. witness this kind of thing you just see on tv. but when actually you see people
>> bernie sanders was also offering support to chuck jones. and encouraged donald trump to work with chuck jones to try to save jobs all across america. danny glover also posted a video message saying he too was standing with chuck. so chuck may be well known even if it is because a tweet of the president elect. "outfront" now. chuck jones heads up the local branch of his union. mr. girard. trump tweeted twice about the appearance last night. do you think what trump did was appropriate in any what? >> i'm a bit like chuck, i've only got a flip phone. when i landed last night in
who is against trump? got one and one who's on the fence. all right i'm going to start with you. what did you make of the interview? and are you happy with trump's comments about muslim -- banning muslims temporarily from coming to the united states? >> temporarily, i'm okay with it. but, in the long-term, no. i think it's the wrong thing to do. >> girard i'll come to you next. so, in south carolina we just saw a new poll out before the comments were made 30% supported him. 38% after the comments, why do you think those numbers are going up there? >> i think he's -- he's saying what a lot of people in the country are thinking right now. and he's probably the only one right now that has enough nerve to say it. >> all right. you say that you don't support him, and why is that, carla? >> well, partly because of his foreign policy positions. such as banning muslims from the country. i think there are much smarter things that can be done. we also have a problem with
both head lights slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ maybe next time >> this is the lady i'm talking about. take a look at her stomping on the roof of that car after she bashed in the windshield with a baseball bat. she apparently caught her husband at a restaurant with another woman? she was not arrested. what do you guys think of that? >> i bet he did not press charges. >> i would hope not. >> all right, heather, thank you very much. >> we just all saw our interview with donald trump. anna kooiman is live on the streets of new york city with trump supporters who watched at well. anna what is their reaction? >> good morning to all of you at home. all four of you just watched the trump interview. are you republican or democrat? >> republican. >> everybody raise your hand -- so all four are republicans. that's what they're telling us. this is michael, girard, carla and tim. how many of you are trump supporters, raise your hand?
important. a year ago, the booum administration launched a ground breaking my brother's keeper initiative which seeks to create opportunities for all young people in this country to improve their lives and to reach their full potential. we have here some wonderful young people. girard is the guy who the president talked about at my going away party just last week which described him as the future attorney general of the united states, he also talked about disqualifying his hair cut. his mom is here with us as well. by as part of this effort, brother's keeper task force really established a program to help resolve long standing -- six months ago i was proud to
>> has the president been right on this? i think every president seems to, no matter what happens, when they go into the white house, it's the water, i guess, or something, because president clinton was also as you know a big advocate for nafta, and so i think the president, like most presidents, are thinking about the good of this country. this is going to expand our exports. but it is not good for the country. and the majority of the country will not just see something happen. they will be hurt by it. >> congressman, or mr. girard the fact that they cannot amend it, isn't that one of the biggest stick clerlers in all of this? once it's done it's done. >> that's certainly a big stickler. but again we have to look at
production supported over 500,000 jobs nationwide in 2012. steel dumping threatens every single one of those jobs. you can't get around it. it is a fact. so if we keep taking this cheap steel, and they keep dumping it on our market and we don't have any tariffs at all, this is going to be american jobs, we're talking we've already seen shutdowns of some plants. we've already seen some layoffs and let me tell you something, there were real nervous hearty working americans at that rally today. joining me tonight in our rapid response panel, leo gir ard and democratic congressman rick noland of minnesota. i want to point out there has been a letter sent from the united states senate, 57, that's right, bipartisan, 57 senators have signed on to a letter that has gone to the commerce department telling them to take some action on this. mr. girard, do they have legal
without congress' help? >> list executive orders to allow for some projects to go forward. i don't think given the inability for the immigration reform to go forward, with respect to infrastructure and education, are going get a broad hearing in congress, particularly in the house. so while he sounded out these things before and i don't dit disagree that we need improvements in education, we need a massive overall of the grid, as it's called, as trillion dollar project that should be undertaken. i don't hold out a lot of hope that we'll see progress on this front any time soon. >> so then what happens to the grid? >> well, listen, the grid is being billed out in private sector activity and in being improved slowly. but as a national infrastructure program and i've been talking about this since 2009 and girard knows this very well. i think the government should spend the trillion dollars with a 6% yield on the bonds they use to borrow the money.