obama runs a liquor store in framingham. where we sent watters. ♪ >> president obama's uncle in this country illegally was arrested for dui here. >> he is the president. the most powerful man in the world. i think he should be able to work that out. it is his uncle, too. >> you don't think that is favre retirementism. >> they do it all the time on capitol hill. >> are you always this skeptical about everything? >> what should happen to him? >> deportation what happens to anybody else. >> being a president you would think that he would at least be legal. i think he should be trialed just as anybody else as a citizen. >> what if he is not a citizen. >> then he needs to be deported back to his country. >> is he getting special treatment. he has a driver's license. >> i don't have a driver's license. i got ten days first offense. >> you haven't been drinking right now, have you? >> getting arrested for dui i don't think would get you deport. >> do you think it should? >> no. >> i seen him at the aa meeting. >> you see him at the

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