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Other factors. and that's what he got elected on. so i don't think this should be a surprise or a shocker. and i don't really think it represents any major change other than it's 2018. >> but you just anticipatesed the question and you said no but you answered the question i said does this frkt the ppt's hard line stance on immigration? you said no. it doesn't. but then you said yeah it reflects how the president -- so. >> i think -- i think it reflects a change in the status of where the country is in 2018 as opposed to where it was in 1818. i think that's what the difference is. and i think ...

$1.5 trillion to the debt and you're saying he's wanting to change the immigration system -- >> he's trying to grow us out of the debt, don, through 5% economic expansion, which is going to well pay for that. >> i have to go, guys. >> you look at the economic result of the tax cuts. you can rant, rave, all the you want -- >> we have to go. john, i hate to cut you off. >> thank you. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking.

The population of indigenous people of north america is relatively small based -- and most of the people who are here now are descendants of people who came to this country some way or another, whether forcibly or not. and in its very interesting for me sitting here not too far from he willis island where a large number of the people funneled through to come to this country to not think of america as a country of immigrants. and i also i believe that it is, you know, part of the erasing of truth and fact and history, kind of a revisionist history of america that we are now undergoing. and that...

You said no. it doesn't. but then you said yeah it reflects how the president -- so. >> i think -- i think it reflects a change in the status of where the country is in 2018 as opposed to where it was in 1818. i think that's what the difference is. and i think this is really really all to do about nothing. i don't think anybody that comes into this country legally doesn't want to be an american. that's why they're coming in. >> john, i have to say this, by- dsh listen, you're entitled to your opinion. but by -- >> thank you. >> from your logic then the second amendment no longer applies in the...

And brought here because they were brought as slaves. and native americans were being removed from their lands that they rightfully owned through both forcible removal and these pacts and treaties. now that we have an american they like, now all of a sudden we want to slam the door shut and say, no, no, that's not who we are. that's who we were when people who looked like me were coming. not when it's people who are brown or asian or whatever. and that is a very hypocritical, insulting reversal of the ethos of america. >> john? >> charles, it really has nothing to do with that. this isn't abou...