there used to be democrats saying on this issue, barbara jordan who is an african-american texas congresswoman lead and immigration commission that talked about the importance of being able to debate rationally what the numbers of people should be that we bring into the country. theyvalues, what traits have. and if they don't belong here, what kind of orderly process we have in place to remove people who don't belong here. and that part of the debate has been completely obliterated on the democrat party. that's just illegal immigration. a lot of open borders inc. also talks about the refugee resettlement racket. we have resettled about 3 million refugees into the country, redistricted them in pockets all over flyover country and there's very little if any input among these communities who have their own domestic and and are beings hijacked by a small group of government subcontractors, mostly religious nonprofits that are making literally billions of dollars off of this scheme. we look at the transformation of places like the twin cities which has a massively large population of somalian musli

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and you know, there used to be rational sane voices on this, barbara jordan of your home state, a true heroin and patriot, there is not one democratic presiden presidential candidate what was stand stand d say, you know we should not have medicare for all, and illegal aliens. we should put our citizens first. i suppose of all of them, there some dplim glimme -- glimmer ofe on issue, but you have head of national convention, the radical "fringe" is the center of the democrat party. >>, i think glad you point that out. i think about the importants of your book, timing of subject meter, i am glad you mentioned medicare for all point. milton freeman, was once asked in 70s whether he supported open borders, he said absolutely, this is a pre-9/11 world, he said, if you don't have a social welfare state. and that is important point here. because of the magnet, important we have sovereignty and a way to manage this is security of our citizens and migrants have a safeway to come here, that is important point you made with medicare for all, every single democratic candidate raised their hand, if

brian stevenson, 55 cvc member strong, you are the dream and the hope of the hamer,- fannie lou barbara jordanyou're the dream and hope slave. howard,ust to become a colin powell. colin powell, you're the dream. james baldwin, michelle obama, you're the hope. diving clover -- dead in glover, mystic,nfrey, made to jay-z and ms. carter, you are the dream, charles, drew, john lewis, john lewis. [applause] every sadie buehler caledonia through the years and every can you show jamaal and let could time. you are the dream. [applause] and the hope, of the slave. and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome professor annette garden read. >> you're going to make me follow that? it is really great to be here. i'm honored to be here on this great occasion. as we commemorate the start of slavery in the english north america in 1619. though i say english north america because we know that enslaved africans were in north america before 6019. as early as the early 1500s, brought by the spanish. there were africans all over the southwest part of the united states, texas, mexico i'm a places that we kn

[applause] alfre: fannie lou hamer, barbara jordan, barack obama, you're the dream, and the hope of themichelle obama, you're the hope. donald glover, you are the dream fulfilling. jay-z and misses carter, you are the dream. charles drew. john lewis. john lewis. [applause] and every sadie, bulah, caledonia through the years, and every kanisha, jamaal and latre to come. you are the dream. [applause] alfre: and the hope, of the slave. [cheers and applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen please welcome professor annette garden reed. >> you're going to make me follow that? it is really great to be here. i'm honored to be here on this great occasion. as we commemorate the start of slavery in the english north america in 1619. i say english north america because we know that enslaved africans were in north america before 1619. as early as the early 1500s, brought by the spanish. there were africans all over the southwest part of the united states, texas, mexico places that we know long before the first unsuccessful english attempt to found a colony in roanoke in 1585, and later successful co

barbara jordan of your home state was a true heroin and patriot .e isn't one democratic presidential candidate who will stand up and say you know, we shouldn't have medicare for all illegal aliens. we should put american citizens first. we should believe in this idea of securing the blessings ofliberty to ourselves and our posterity . and i suppose of all of them tulsi gabbard has shown some glimmer of sanity on the issue but when you have the head of the national convention as one thomas perez who used to have maryland, the radical fringe has become the center of the democrat party. >> i'm glad you pointed that out and as i think about the importance of your book right now and the timing of the subject matter i'm glad you mentioned the medicare for all point. milton friedman, famous free-market economists was once asked in the 70s whether he supported open borders and he said absolutely . even my this is in a pre-9/11 world but he said absolutely, you don't have a social welfare state and that's an important point because of the magnitude and it's

current examples that we have in the mueller report, and consider in that era how congresswoman barbara jordanpening remarks before something that nancy pelosi now supports in this new context, a house judiciary committee considering impeachment against a sitting president. >> i am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the subversion, the destruction of the constitution. the subject soft its jurisdiction are those offenses which proceed from the misconduct of public men, and that's what we're talking about. in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust. if the impeachment provision in the constitution of the united states will not reach the offenses charged here, then perhaps that 18th century constitution should be abandoned to a 20th century paper shredder. >> the argument there was clear, she saw impeachable offenses and said, if you don't see that laid out in the grounds in the constitution, maybe you need a new constitution. tonight, speaker pelosi and others are suggesting that it is actually the constitution and those federalist papers i just quoted that b

and i think of an alum of that college, barbara jordan, and something that she once said. she said, what the people want is simple -- they want a country as good as its promise. and that same can be said of the criminal justice system. so, when i was there, the way we handled these police shootings, i actually took a stand to make sure outside investigators handled them. i took on our major police chief in minneapolis. but in the prosecutor's office, they were handled with a grand jury. that's how they were all handled across our state. i now believe it is better for accountability if the prosecutor handles them and makes those decisions herself. that aside, i am proud of the work our staff did. 400 people in our office. the cases that came to us, african-american community that came to us, they said there was no justice for their little kids. there was a kid named byron phillips that was shot on his front porch. no one had bothered to figure out who did it. when i came into that office, we worked with the community groups, we put up billboards, we found the shooter and we

there used to be democrats saying on this issue, barbara jordan who is an african-american texas congresswoman immiation commission that talked about the importance of being able to debate rationally what the numbers of people should be that we bring into the country. theyvalues, what traits have. and if they don't belong here, what kind of orderly process we have in place to remove people who don't belong here. and that part of the debate has been completely obliterated on the democrat party. that's just illegal immigration. a lot of open borders inc. also talks about the refugee resettlement racket. we have resettled about 3 million refugees into the country, redistricted them in pockets all over flyover country and there's very little if any input among these communities who have their own domestic and and are beings hijacked by a small group of government subcontractors, mostly religious nonprofits that are making literally billions of dollars off of this scheme. we look at the transformation of places like the twin cities which has a massively large population of somalian muslims, .any of

you that the debate is taking place at texas southern university, historic black college where barbara jordanr good behavior. this is a good debate. this opens up the fall season. steve: thank you for your point of view. >> see you soon, boo. steve: boo-hoo? >> boo you, baby. >> thanks, donna. >> thank you, love. steve: el salvador stepping up to the stop illegal migrants coming to the us. is this a sign president trump's hard stance is working? so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? first kid here's all the numbers, food's in the fridge, oh and lucas likes to pull on jewelry so you might want to lose the nose ring. by their second kid, parents are more likely to choose luvs. live, learn, and get luvs. jillian: good morning to you. back with a fox news alert. breaking overnight a married couple wanted for murder and on the run for weeks captured. blaine and susan barksdale were captured near phoenix. the couple escaped august 26th, by overpowering guards in a prison transport van. they were being extradited from new york to arizona where they faced murder charges. >>> envelope

alone barbara starr you're watching out as they are live from london also coming up condemnation and the anger over benjamin if the else plan that makes most of the jordan valley we have reaction from the palestinians who live there hundreds of nigerian nationals fly home from south africa after a week of violence targeting foreigners and another blow for boris johnson a scottish court rules that the u.k. prime minister a suspension of parliament was under lawful. hello thank you for joining us iranian leaders have welcomed donald trump's decision to sack national security adviser john bolton the u.s. president says bolton had fallen out with other senior aides and had made mistakes meanwhile iran's president hassan rouhani says the u.s. should use the opportunity to push warmongers aside hold the bill honeyed reports. the world has breathed a sigh of relief that was iran's 1st reaction to the parchin of u.s. national security adviser john bolton iran's foreign minister zarif said the united states thirst for war should end along its warmonger in chief president has an rouhani adding it should also reconsider its outlook towards iran only americans have