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Root problems. you see that 78% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. we automated away 4 million manufacturing jobs in the swing states and now 30% of america's stores and malls are closing because of amazon. being a retail clerk is the most common job in most of the country. even if we were to get rid of donald trump in 2020, and i frankly expect him to be there and to beat him at the ballot box, then we have to do the hard work of reversing many of the problems that got him elected in 2016. >> if you had the choice between running against donald trump or running against mike pence b...

20 minutes with residents and reporters, no concrete promises that federal funding for handling homelessness. is that a fair assessment? >> of course not. i made it very clear that i wanted to hear their side of the story. i wanted to hear from some of the residence there. we want to look at all of the possibilities. i also told them, you know, this is not us giving you money. i said we need to be able to sit down, we need to be able to explore what the causes of the homelessness are. and we need to look at best practices. what are the things that have worked around this country, and other par...

I think that's what mexico has agreed to in terms of tightening up their southern boarder from those countries you mentioned. but also allowing us to work with mexico to help us hold people to try to deter the flood of people coming into this country. but the bottom line is, we need to change our asylum laws. they are too loose. we're being taken advantage of. you're seeing the children coming in as part of families. thap is in reflection of a very loophole part of our law that says you can only hold children for 20 days. so this is a bigger issue, yes. but right now we need to meet the humani...

To alex jones, the focus has been rightly so on his naming of individuals he disagrees with and kind of sending his followers after them and i do agree the platforms have a responsibility to make sure they're not used for these threatening messages to be put out. but i also think we have to be really careful here. these companies are incredibly powerful. some of them are approaching $1 trillion in market capitalization. i don't think it is a good outcome at this time would be to have the massive tech companies effectively operating as a ministry of truth. of deciding who is a journalist or not...

Think the focus has been, rightly so, on his mnailing individuals he disagrees with his and sending his followers after them. i also think we have to be really careful here. these companies are incredibly powerful. some of them are approaching 1 trillion in market capitalization. i don't think it's a good outcome at this time to have the massive tech companies effectively operating as a ministry of truth, deciding who is a journalist or not, what is outside the acceptable bounds of behavior. so i think they need transparent rules around the safety of individuals and to enforce that in a vigoro...