The White House Fires Back at Speaker Mike Johnson's 'Offensive' Accusation About Gun Crime
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Less time processing migrants at the border compared to last year. you're also seeing some of these other steps including targeting smugglers and bolstering a nonprofit capacity. they also have increased the amount of soft-sided temporary facilities that they have to increase their capacity to hold more migrants at the border and also increasing busing capacity, for example, as well so that one facility isn't more overwhelmed than any others. but there's no question that this will be a test, a major test for the administration next week. i asked the white house press secretary just yesterday, ...
Dangerous, if they're the wrong kinds of ideas but what do you think in your books people are afraid of? >> well, i think people have been misled into believing that the problem isn't racism, isn't racial inequality, isn't racial injustice, the problem are those people who are speaking out against racial inequity, and injustice, and racism, that they are the problem, that indeed, they're anti-white, and i think people believe this white nationalist sort of talking point that those of us who are striving to create equity and justice for all, whether it's been race or class or gender or sexualit...
How many of 350,000 are on terrorist watch list that should scare the hell out of every american and this government has failed us. this administration has made made country less safe and that scares the hell out of me. will: laura, i would give you it the last word. i have heard this word used to describe the southern border invasion. you have heard from tom the number of got-aways 350,000 got-aways. you hear the numbers of 11,000 people encamped there at the international bridge. what word would you use to describe what's happening in your town along the southern border? >> well, actually, w...
Experience to blacks and the criminal justice system. can you see why people find that insulting? >> no. at the end of the day, we've had an unfair criminal justice system. and the president's seeing the effects of it on him personally. there's some truth to that. >> the question is, though, why inject politics into it? there's people that spent years in prison, and decades in prison. their lives were taken away from him. %-p. it's an inquiry. you can't see that being insensitive and insulting? >> i don't think it's insulting that the president freed 3,000 people from prison. 3,000 people that...