dr. gorkae through the national security implications of trade right now. >> well, where to begin. do we have a few hours -- trish: for you, sir -- [laughter] i'll give you at least four minutes. [laughter] >> okay. that's a luxury. [laughter] first thing's first, you have to have a functioning economy for us to be a healthy nation. and what the president inherited was a functionally broken economic system globally. the people we were trading with exploited our goodwill, and the president wants to reset the geopolitical reality. the idea that you have u.s. imports, cars going into the european union, taxed at four times what we tax automotive imports into the united states, how is that fair? so first thing's first, just the reset. i don't mean a cheesy plastic button like hillary's reset button, i mean a real reset button. then when it comes to national security, well, where to begin? china. china is the number one issue here. this is a nation that, through its trade practices -- not just the t

>> well, you know, i think dr. gorka was right about the leverage in ukraine. what scares president putin is democracy. having a country on his border with a large number of ethnic russians and the russian-speaking population like ukraine, which is growing in its relationship with the european union and with nato and has just received tomahawk antitank weapons. javelin antitank weapons from the united states. i think we need to double down on our support to ukraine. i would like to see the president publicly make a statement, a commitment to ukraine's territorial integrity and independence at the summit. i think a harder one for us is going to be syria, which this week russia launched attacks in southwestern syria that resulted in the deaths of lots of civilians. they broke the truss that was agreed to -- the truce that was agreed to a year ago. that was designed to let assad focus on other allies. i'm not sure i see us breaking through with a resolution. >> jeanine: does russia, dr. gorka, have any kind of incentive to get out of syria? what does it benefit ru

dr. gorka?it's very, very interesting. rod rosenstein is very, very close friends with comey, with mueller, with all these individuals. this is a man who called congressional oversight over the department of justice extortion. this individual is a swamp dweller and the survival of himself. and the cronies staffed in the d.o.j. the individual is a rogue agent inside the d.o.j. and congress should start to exercise the fully mandated oversight powers. >> sean: apparently rosenstein has a violent temper. >> the fact that rosenstein thinks that he and his temper tantrums. he has a violent temper. people have seen it told me. threatens congress that we are going to use the power of the doming and we'll subpoena your e-mails and we'll go after you. if that is not abuse of power, i don't know what is. why is he still there? >> you are right. he doesn't just threaten members of congress. these are people who can handle it and punch back and fight back. he threatens the investigators. the people who are

and ending the korean war, dr. gorka seems to me to be a pretty good idea and would be good for the world. we have confirmed that kim jong un will talk about complete denuclearization of his regime. good for the world. >> after 65 years, absolutely. just the absurdity that this war is still really, according to the lack of a peace treaty, in effect. it's just a cease-fire. so, yeah, let's do it. let's go there, but stay nuclear as the peninsula. this isn't a dictatorship that will fall tomorrow. it won't solve all of the peninsula's problems, but if anyone can end the war or do you need to president trump. >> sean: agreed. it doesn't concern you that a reporter's notes and sources and everything doj has obtained, dr. gorka, instinctively this sounds really bad to me. >> i don't care if they're president is a republican or democrat or who the reporter works for. that amount of information being demanded or captured from the doj come on what basis? >> sean: and at the bar is very high, as we know. all right, i will get to

last word from dan and dr. gorkashoe to drop is the information on russian dirt on hilary was cleared out and who pishushed it in and tha will will be next shoe to drop. >> sean: dr. gorka. >> suspect number one is john brennan and he wouldn't have moved a muscle unless obama knew as well. >> sean: boom. okay. it's all collapsing and they are turning on each other. mccabe, comey. it will be a circular firing squad. >> and peter strzok and lisa page. >> i have it here i just can't show it today. jessy waters has something to say on the comments on ivanka trump and the double standard in this country. stand by for more balance. picking the right style takes time. one picky customer shouldn't take all your time. need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. get your coupon for 20% off services, technology and more at office depot and officedepot.com. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a l

we bring back danielle hoffman, sara carter and dr. gorka. think for me having watched reagan and watched and watching history unfold. reagan was tough on gorbachev and the soviet union. reagan took a tough stabbed. so many similarities and some of the same people that were wrong about reagan are wrong about here. >> right. president reagan's on intelligence to make good. one the first steps he made behind the tweens is to bring back clan destin service officers native korean speaker with extraordinary expertise in the region. and andrew kim who accompanied mike pompeo on that easter weekend trip to pyongyang and he has played a really critical behind the scenes role. i do know him. >> sean: everybody here we have all been meeting and talking with each other. everybody here can verify. this he scares the living daylights out of you. daniel offman and i mean n complementary way. every is, of course, being recorded. when you take a thampsz the chinese and russians. you have been tell me since you got here. i'm sure it's true. not the shower par

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>> well, you know, i think dr. gorka was right about the leverage in ukraine.cares president putin is democracy. having a country on his border with a large number of ethnic russians and the russian-speaking population like ukraine, which is growing in its relationship with the european union and with nato and has just received tomahawk antitank weapons. javelin antitank weapons from the united states. i think we need to double down on our support to ukraine. i would like to see the president publicly make a statement, a commitment to ukraine's territorial integrity and independence at the summit. i think a harder one for us is going to be syria, which this week russia launched attacks in southwestern syria that resulted in the deaths of lots of civilians. they broke the truss that was agreed to -- the truce that was agreed to a year ago. that was designed to let assad focus on other allies. i'm not sure i see us breaking through with a resolution. >> jeanine: does russia, dr. gorka, have any kind of incentive to get out of syria? what does it benefit russia to

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dr. sebastian gorka. you have amended your testimony and revealed that in fact you held the reins, i don't want to put words in your mouth, a meeting between what turned out to be i guess in fda's by posing as russian that was going to hand over information to your friend, to roger stone. and you didn't reveal it before. why not -- obviously it's important. why didn't you reveal it earlier? >> i mean, it amounted to a minute on the phone with the guy whose name he claimed was henry greenberg. i assumed he was a russian or at least an israeli from his accent. but he is offering negative information about hillary. >> sean: you didn't know he was a russian? >> when i spoke to the mueller investigation about this, i told them i assumed he was a russian but i thought he was an american citizen. as it turned out, the mueller investigation already knew that he was a russian citizen, not an american citizen. that really set off alarm bells for me because when i disclosed it to the mueller investigation unprompted

on that point, dr. gorkawant to reset, we are coming up to the top of the hour, standby, we will hear a lot more from him. daniel hoffman, one of our outstanding fox news contributors, a veteran of the cia, a standing mere feet for me as well. we are going to get his insight, his analysis. we have the best correspondents in the business standing by here in singapore, ready -- they are pouring through the details of this deal. it was just signed by the president of the united states, and what a moment it was. i want to reset here at the top of the hour. you are just joining us. we fed live coverage and we are going to continue this throughout the evening, into the early morning hours back home in the united states. the fact that all of this is playing out. stick with us, you'll see us right after the break. ♪ this to nuclear arms coming tog, and eat you can see out there, this is what emerged. donald trump signing a deal with kim jong un. the president did not call it a deal, he called it a document. is that i

dr. sebastian gorka and david hanson. relentless rinos in congress poised for another vote of a so-called' immigration bill that promotes open borders. virginia congressman dave brat joins us on capitol hill. voters heading to the polls in 7 states. if you had any doubt about this president's ability to win as much and as often as he promised. you should acknowledge that roughly in a year and a half in his first term as president wins almost daily and this was another such day. you have the supreme court not only upholding the travel ban, but siding with conservatives against a california law that would enforce pregnancy centers to provide information about abortion. at the same time markets will be higher. the dow up 30 points. folks in the business press have been blaming every market move on trade wars, employing the lazy trump narrative as their ideological left-wing colleagues. even today made yeah prime minister justin trudeau suddenly a fan of trash rivers, considering tariffs and quotas on chinese steel. no. aroun

trish: dr. gorka had a point back then and has a point right now. with me right now is rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany who received her juris from harvard law school. they're not the same countries that the president has banned. and the reason for that is pretty simple, because the countries that are banned are countries where we have no idea who's there and more importantly the country themselves have no idea. the countries themselves. so kayleigh, for the media to have been so hysterical about this, which they continue to be, what do you make of that, given where we are right now? >> i was working at cnn when this travel ban came out and the apoplectic outrage and mischaracterization of the ban and dr. gorka went onto question chris cuomo to name the most populous countries which he could do. they demonize the president, mischaracterize the policy. the six of 49 muslim majority nations were affected as you heard alan dershowitz say, not the vast majority of the muslim world. never about faith but cnn and others would use it to demonize the presi

dr. sebastian gorka, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. dr. gorka, start with you.n all of this. >> well, disgusted at all the details of the low level stuff, you know, buying somebody a male to ge legal meaa leak from them at the fbi. at the end of the day no coverup. no there there. people perp walked out of the fbi and duong for slow rolling and undermining the investigation of a real crime, hillary, and trying to undermine a political candidate and his administration, donald trump. >> sean: at the end of the day, and when you look especially at the text messages and revelations congressman chaffetz i look at that time and this is what i see. i see people at the highest levels, fbi, doj doing everything possible to prevent hillary from going to jail they did not enforce the rule of law with her. literally took a sledge hammer and started this witch-hunt investigation against trump and they never stopped swinging the sledge hammer, which tells me we don't have equal justice under the law under this fbi director, under that last administration. i think this is just

dr. gorka, let me ask you about the mccabe secret memo i talked about.rk that's now backfiring on them as well. >> absolutely. it's the ultimate boomerang, all of this. look at that video of ben rhodes and then you'll understand everything. the night of the election, ben rhodes, master of lying, has no words to explain the loss of hillary clinton. this is why they were doing what they were doing. she had to win at all costs. that's why an intelligence asset, whatever you want to call it, was put into the trump campaign. let's not argue about whether it's a spy or an informant because that's irrelevant. sean we need to know one answer to one question: why was the operation started? we still don't know. we -- an australian ambassador, professor in thehe uk, now a mat tiesj -- maltese professor in rome's in absurd. >> hannity: do we have equal justice in the law? look at masking. surveillance. leaking hillary clinton campaign. fisa abuse. all of this is rotting from the head down. f.b.i. rank and

dr. sebastian gorka.ou revealed that you helped to arrange a meeting between what turned out to be a f.b.i. spy posing as a russian that was going to hand over information to roger stone and you didn't reveal it before. why not, obviously that is important. why didn't you reveal it earlier. >> it amounted to a minute on the phone with a guy whose name he claimed was henry green burg. i assumed he was israeli from the accent. he was offering information about hillary. >> sean: you didn't know he was a russian in >> when i spoke to the mueller investigation i assumed he was a russian but i thought he was an american citizen. as it turned out the mueller investigation already knew that he was a russian citizen and not an american citizen. when i disclosed it to the mueller investigation unprompted, they knew more about it than i did. they knew he was a russian citizen and notap american. >> sean: what tell did you have to a mend and now you know he was a f.b.i. spy. >> the house select committee on intellige

here now, fox news investigative reporter sara carter, former deputy attorney dr. gorka arthur of a new book out in july, "the russia hoax," the scheme to -- he is the house majority whip, steve's police, first time i'm seen you since you were shot and you were -- it's good to see you. >> great to be with you in the new studio. thanks for the prayers. >> sean: finally believe i'm actually going to last a day. let me start with gregg jarrett on the legal side of all things. is there anything i'm saying in my opening monologue about the president's power that the media is wrong the reporting tonight? >> you are absolutely correct. so is the president. legal scholars are correct. the constitution is silent. it doesn't put a limit on the authority of the president to pardon any person. >> sean: he could initiate a doj investigation? >> absolutely. he could stop one from a initiate one, he can do anything he wants. no, he can't be. in the case of michael flynn, hoping, wishing that something happens is not obstruction. wiring james comey can be done for a reason or no reason

dr. sebastian gorka hits a good point, sean.ith this divided society is that we are not on the same team. we cheer against our president's successes. >> sean: the democrats do. >> democrats are cheering for america to fail. they can't stand his success because it hurts their opportunity to gain power. that's a fact. >> when it comes to, for example, the north korea negotiations, i want everybody to be on the same team. cheering for success for the president. >> [overlapping talking]. >> look, the democrats don't want america to succeed. that's the bottom line and that's why they want to sabotage the president. it's absolutely mind boggling. >> sean: horrible position to be in. our video of the day next. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi

dr. sebastian gorka and monic crowley. spicer, let's go to the absolute venom of people on the left and the lack of coverage of the biggest story in their lifetime and the lack of telling the american people about obama's separation policies. >> well, i thought your monologue was spot on. it's unbelievable what the left says and does and gets zero coverage. the media agrees with it. they ignore it and in some cases they re-tweet it or like it because they forget people can see those tweets. it's amazing the lack of outrage. you pointed out the peter fonda tweet. there are so many more that make threats. there is zero coverage. anything done on the right by the president or any of his supporters is called out and has to be denounced. the way in which they view the same kind of outrage is unbelievable. zero coming to the people on the left and everyone needs to be denounced. we have to have boycotts and censor the people on the right. i am not execute any behavior on the right. >> sean: talking about raping a woman and kidna

dr. sebastian gorka hits a good point, sean.m with this divided society is that we are not on the same team. we cheer against our president's successes. >> sean: the democrats do. >> democrats are cheering for america to fail. they can't stand his success because it hurts their opportunity to gain power. that's a fact. >> when it comes to, for example, the north korea negotiations, i want everybody to be on the same team. cheering for success for the president. >> [overlapping talking]. >> look, the democrats don't want america to succeed. that's the bottom line and that's why they want to sabotage the president. it's absolutely mind boggling. >> sean: horrible position to be in. our video of the day next. ... you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?m let's get someone to say it with a really low voice. carl? lowest price guaranteed. what about the world's lowest limbo stick? how low can you go? nice one, carl. hey i've got an idea. just say, badda book. badda boom. badda book. badda boom. nice. always the lowes

dr. sebastian gorka.efense attorneyy rebecca rose woodland and to assess -- i have to tell you, i love watching every one of these speeches, those rallies by this president. he enjoys them so much, the crowds fill the arenas to capacity. and are sitting there mesmerized for an hour, hour 15 minutes and having a great time. i love when the president says, no one has more fun than those folks at a trump rally. he's a heck of a marketeer for what he's selling and a heck of a salesman as well. >> he's selling america, values, democracy, the constitution. we have very low unemployment rates. we have the gang violence -- down. these are great points when there is so much divisiveness, let's come together and recognize the country is doing well. lou: to do so in duluth, minnesota. it's not the first choice i would have thought of for the president. but he thought it was a terrific ideas and as i looked at the numbers from 2016 it's easy to forget he didn't win minnesota. but he only missed by 1.5 points. that wa

dr. sebastien gorka. seasoner intelligence officer daniel hoffman.hat the president pulls out seconds. within 24 hours, no, we didn't mean what we said. we got a missile- launching site being dismantle would and kim crossing the dmz. and first time in 18 years the high ranking official in the united states. and we have dr. gorka, he didn't pay a dime. it's remarkable. >> yes let alone billions of dollars. if this imagine if this had happened any time in the last 25 years whether it was a republican administration or democrat one fa summit had been cancelled, the normal diplomatic protocols would have meant that it may be happened a year from now or 18 months from now. >> sean: good point. >> the president cancelled it he has a very hard letter and he plays hard ball, but leaves the last photograph open saying that this is so important to both of our country, if you want to go ahead with it. send mean a letter or give me's call. what happens? within hours a couple of days later, that letter is hand delivered to the oval office. is it is a different wa

dr. sebastian gorka.efense attorneyy rebecca rose woodland and to assess -- i have to tell you, i love watching every one of these speeches, those rallies by this president. he enjoys them so much, the crowds fill the arenas to capacity. and are sitting there mesmerized for an hour, hour 15 minutes and having a great time. i love when the president says, no one has more fun than those folks at a trump rally. he's a heck of a marketeer for what he's selling and a heck of a salesman as well. >> he's selling america, values, democracy, the constitution. we have very low unemployment rates. we have the gang violence -- down. these are great points when there is so much divisiveness, let's come together and recognize the country is doing well. lou: to do so in duluth, minnesota. it's not the first choice i would have thought of for the president. but he thought it was a terrific ideas and as i looked at the numbers from 2016 it's easy to forget he didn't win minnesota. but he only missed by 1.5 points. that wa

hostages released and no missiles being fired over japan or no threats to the world at this moment, dr. gorka, and he didn't pay a dime. it's remarkable. >> yes. let alone billions of dollars. imagine if this had happened anytime in the last 25 years, whether it was republican administration, or democrat one, if a summit had been canceled, the normal diplomatic protocols would have meant that it maybe would have happened a year from now. or 18 months from now. >> sean: good point. >> the president cancels it. te has a very hard letter, he plays hard ball, but he leaves the last paragraph open saying this is so important to both of our countries. if you want to go ahead with it, send me a letter, give me a call. what happens, within hours, a couple of days later, that letter is hand delivered to the oval office. it's a different way of doing politics. it's a different way of doing diplomacy, and it gets results. >> sean: i'm very impressed with secretary of state pompeo, i really am. i think he's been an amazing addition to the president. i think the president, daniel, you were concerned going

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dr. sebastian gorka. they changed it twice.ourts still had a problem with it the supreme court passed it. what does this mean now. >> brian it, means now for the third time we have had the president's right reasserted back in the 1930s, 1980 as supreme court level it's been patently obvious that the constitutional authority to decide who comes into the country and what yardsticks they are measured against lying with the chief executive. with the president as we argued back in january last year when the executive order was first signed. the president gets to decide. tse countries, which, remember, threat analysis was inherited from the obama administration, these are of greatest concern. these are the nations where there are active either civil wars, terrorist hot beds. where the identity of individuals coming into america cannot be adequately confirmed. to keep america safe, the president is limiting the travel into america from these countries. a lot of money was wasted and time was wasted. the president's authority is reaffir

dr. sebastian gorka. jason chaffetz. we'll start o with you, dr.ed at all the details, the low-level stuff, buying somebody a meal to get a leak at the fbi, at the end of the day, it's a 560 page cover up. there is no real they are there, it doesn't get us to the point at which we have people perp walked of the fbi and the doj for slow rolling and undermining an investigation of a real crime, and trying to undermine a political candidate, donald trump. >> sean: when you look at the text messages and these revelations, congressmen jason chaffetz, this is what i see. i see the people at the highest levels, fbi, doj, doing everything possible to prevent hillary from going to jail. they did not enforce the rule of law with her, and then literally, took a sledgehammer this witch hunt investigationy against trump and they never stopped swinging the sledgehammer, which tells me, we don't have equal justice under the law under this fbi director, under that last administration, and i think this is just the beginning, not the end. >> i really do believe the

hostages released and no missiles being fired over japan or no threats to the world at this moment, dr. gorkaand he didn't pay a dime. it's remarkable. >> yes. let alone billions of dollars. imagine if this had happened anytime in the last 25 years, whether it was republican administration, or democrat one, if a summit had been canceled, the normal diplomatic protocols would have meant that it maybe would have happened a year from now. or 18 months from now. >> sean: good point. >> the president cancels it. te has a very hard letter, he plays hard ball, but he leaves the last paragraph open saying this is so important to both of our countries. if you want to go ahead with it, send me a letter, give me a call. what happens, within hours, a couple of days later, that letter is hand delivered to the oval office. it's a different way of doing politics. it's a different way of doing diplomacy, and it gets results. >> sean: i'm very impressed with secretary of state pompeo, i really am. i think he's been an amazing addition to the president. i think the president, daniel, you were concerned going b

dr. sebastian gorka. and doug weed, and president trump crushed globalist g7 conspiracy against america. justin trudeau, macron and the rest of left w leaders talked big and threatened president trump. but were reduced to whining and wailinwailing after they tried d failed to persuade president trump to soften his america first agenda. and lame duck house speaker ryan paul ryan. ryan and his have all but deflated momentum that president trump had given republicans new alarming poll numbers tell the story. it is time for the lame duck speaker to exit. immediately. we take that up with new york post column niflist, michael go, and the dean, ed rol rollins, we house said preparation have preceded quickly. but the real test will be when president trump and kim jong-un finalfinally meet. deirdre bolton with latest for us now. reporter: good morning good evening lou we're two hours as you said from this historic moment. many call this the summit of the century, this sun precedented. for a u.s. sitting, to sit d

i will start with dr. gorka.ten to the press and you would literally think they don't want any success. from my perspective, i don't think it could have been a better especially the lead up to this which made it worthwhile to take a shot. >> take the politics out of it, whoever you voted for. it's the fact. donald trump could not have achieved more than 24 hours, 25 hours he was awake. what more could he have achieved? at the end of the day, he is solving the problems other people left for him. this isn't just about the obama administration. this is about the last 25 years, from bill clinton onwards, the situation in this part of the world on the peninsula was getting worse and worse by the year. the nuclear capability, detonating nuclear warheads, launching ballistic missiles over the sea of japan with a range of more than 2,000 miles. those are not problems created by the trump administration. but guess was trying to solve it? donald trump. it's just facts. >> sean: as i said yesterday, you were someone who wan

dr. sebastian gorka doctor always good to have you here sounds like dr. director has ever done. nobody has attacked a sitting president the way john brennan does, in a way that undermines the integrity of the current government. he's actually feeding into russian propaganda and supporting people like vladimir putin with what he states, which shouldn't surprise anybody, because john brennan has actually admitted and this is a shocking thing, that at the height of the cold war in 1976, he voted for the communist party candidate for american president that's when the soviet union was trying to destroy america. this man has a track record which clearly is unpatriotic and unamerican. ed: doctor maybe i'm naive but i thought cia directors of either party whether it was somebody nominated by president bush or somebody nominated by president carter that they were supposed to be non-partisan. >> well, it's funny you should say that, ed. on his twitter feed it actually says under his bio, non-partisan , or neutral individual. this guys a political hack and as shake

what is your reaction to what has happened in the last 24 hours, dr. gorka?solutely stunning. this is a dictatorship. you always have to be very cautious. but the fact that within one day -- less than a day, the heads of state have not only met but have actually signed a joint statement on the full denuclearization of north korea to include other issues, such as the mias from the korean war. it's beyond all expectations. it really is history in the making. we have to remember the korean war never ended. it was a cease-fire and now we have a chance to put that conflict to bed after 65, 68 years. steve: right. exactly. sebastian while you call it 'm examining the online. no big deal. can't verify anything is going to happen. don't quite get the hal hullabaloo. >> as oppose from the last 25 years from bill clinton on ward where we threw cash at this regime. we didn't ratchet up the sanctions like we have done in the past 500 days. what happened they went from not having nuclear weapons to having nuclear weapons, to detonating their eads. to not having missiles t

dr. sebastian gorka. former strategist to president trump. president trump is not only it appears accomplishing the impossible, but doing so at an unprecedented speed. warp speed. the summit will begin fit is to happen on the 12th, 11 days from tonight. wow! >> it's pretty stunning. remember how diplomacy has taken place before the age of trump. the meetings in vienna and geneva would have take and year and a half to get back on track. lou: it would have taken two weeks just for kerry to get his bicycles to singapore. >> the president announces the cancellation. but it's a tough letter. he says it's important to all of us. if you want to send me a letter, write me a letter. within days that letter is hand delivered. the president walks out and says, let's do this. we have never seen this before in diplomacy. it's stunning. lou: percolating along the way is the foundation work of a lot of career diplomats working to get this on exactly the right footing and see that conditions that the president laid out are met every step of the way preceding

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dr. sebastian gorka, presidential historian doug wead and also tonight peter strzok escorted from the fbi for his anti-trump tweets and yet somehow, we find out he remains on the government payroll. former fbi assistant director james kallstrom stromb is here tonight to talk about out of control corruption at the upper- most levels of the fbi. our top story, president trump today, acting on what previous presidents including obama and bush, long ignoreed, signing an executive order that will allow dren to stay with their parents caught crossing the border ill illegally. the president moving to stop the family separation. president trump: we're going to have strong, very strong borders we're going to keep the families together. i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated and we're working very hard on immigration. its been left out in the cold. people haven't dealt with it and we are dealing with it. at the same time, we are keeping a very powerful border and it continues to be a zero tolerance we have zero tolerance for people that enter our country illegally. lou:

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