the message is getting to our hispanic communities, to truck drivers in los angeles -- you have hispanics who are truly supporting. this reality we have had back to the president in mexico dealing with human trafficking is apalling. the catastrophes we have seen. we have never been able to achieve what you are brought to the table. for that, the hispanic community in america says thank you. president trump: thank you. we have made a lot of progress, and when we are given the right ingredients -- and we need that, we need the wall, technology. you will see numbers that are even better. we have done a lot of great work. the numbers will get even better once we have the right things, including technology, by the way. but if we don't have a very powerful barrier, it is a waste of time, it can't work. we will get it. thank you all very much, i appreciate it. thank you very much. thank you very much. we are going to work with the democrats, and if we can't do that, because that is what it is. it is a national emergency. these are hispanic pastors. they understand better than anybody. it is a hu

yet the message is getting to our hispanic communities, to truck drivers in los angeles -- you have hispanics who are truly supporting. this reality we have had back to president called around -- president calderon in mexico dealing with human trafficking is apalling. the catastrophe is, we were telling him, we were never able to achieve what you have brought to the table. for that, the hispanic community in america says thank you. president trump: we have made a lot of progress. when given the right ingredients, we need that, we need the wall, other things, other forms of technology. you will see numbers that are better. we have done a lot of great work. i will say the numbers will get even better when we have the right things, including technology. if we do not have the wall and a powerful barrier, it is all a waste of time. it can't work. so, we won't get it. -- we will get it. thank you all very much. thank you very much. [reporters shouting questions] president trump: we have a good chance. we will work with the democrats and see. if we cannot do that, obviously, we will do the emergency

the message is getting to our hispanic communities, to truck drivers in los angeles -- you have hispanics who are truly supporting. this reality we have had back to the president in mexico dealing with human trafficking is apalling. , wecatastrophes that we saw were never able to achieve what you already brought to the table. communitythe hispanic in america says thank you. president trump: we have made a lot of progress. when given the right ingredients, and we need that. we need the wall, other things, other forms of technology. we have done a lot of great work. i will say, the numbers will get even better once we have the right things, including technology. if we don't have the very powerful barrier, it is all just a waste of time. thank you all very much, have a great day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] president trump: we are going to work with the democrats. if we cannot do that, we will do obviously -- the emergency. that

the message is getting to our hispanic communities, to truck drivers in los angeles -- you have hispanics who are truly supporting. this reality we haves supportin. human trafficking is appalling. the catastrophes resell, we were never able to achieve what to have her do brought to the table and for that, the hispanic committee and america says thank you. president trump: thank you. i will say that we have done a lot of progress. when given the right ingredients, and we need that. we need the walls, really the technology, and you will see the numbers get even better. than numbers will get even better once we have the right things, including technology. but if we don't have the wall and the very powerful barrier, it is a waste of time. it can't work. thank you all very much, i appreciate it. [reporters asking questions] president trump: thank you very much. thank you very much. i think we have a good chance. we will work with the democrats and if we can't do that, then obviously, we will do the emergency, because that is what it is. it is a national emergency. these are hispanic pastors, r

. >> live coverage as the newly elected hispanic members of congress participate in the national hispanic cost -- baucus , house speaker nancy pelosi and senator charles schumer are expected to take part and you will watch the exclusive coverage with the congressional hispanic caucus right now here on beta18. >> i have to turn my tv down. -- cspan4 - cspan3 . >> they keep coming. there are so many of them right now. look at this. [ applause ] . >> how are you doing? okay, stay standing, if you would please for the presentation by the u. s. military district of washington. now, we on our nation. oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? [ applause ]. are thanks again to the u. s. military army o

hispanics put their belief into practice too. 38% of hispanic mothers stay at home when their kids arethat's 9% above the national average. think about what that means for a minute in political terms. three quarters of hispanic voters believe a parent should stay at home to raise children but less than half can actually afford to do that. that means there are millions of hispanic parents who wish they could be at home raising their kids but they can't be because they can't afford it. so here's a crazy idea for the republican party and its allegiance legions of overpaid consultants. why not work to give these voters what they want most? why not run on a platform that unites children with their parents at home? 19 unhappy social activists on twitter would not like us but who cares? those people are miserable and pathetic there's no reason they should have this level of control over our society. how about ignoring them for onc once? republicans ought to make giving parents the choice to raise their own kids their party's top priority. hispanic voters would love that. voters of all colors

for a sell operated nbc news journal lift you steam sunningly ignore rant of the hispanic community in this country. unfortunate to see xenophobia pass for elevated political commentary. it got worse. both on and off line for brokaw, despite numerous and frankly embarrassing twitter apologies >>> the idea that we think in america you can only speak english, it's some ways troubling >>> there is absolutely nothing wrong with speaking spanish. he's a little out of touch. what he's saying is just absolutely not true. latinos absolutely assimilate. >> well this is how bad it's got en in the democrat the party. many latinos have assimilated. but the main point here is english has become controversial. assimilation in some quarters has become controversial. to so you have to believe that the parties' views of just a few years ago are now racist, xenophobic and hateful. this is insane! now something similar unfolded at duke university over the weekend as well. the politically correct fanatics put another trophy on the wall when assistant professor was forced to step down from her post this we

border patrol has a 51% hispanic rate amongst its employees.'t know where they came up with those statistics and comments. it's unfortunate. melissa: hector, thank you. one day in office and already one newly elected socialist is pushing to take your money. not surprising. by left darling alexandria ocasio-cortez announcing what is surprising, massive 70% tax on the wealthy. guess what she wants to spend it on - i'll tell you after the break. ♪ >> you look at our tax rates back in the 60s and have a progressive tax rate system your tax rate, let's say from zero-$75,000, maybe 10% or 50% et cetera but once you get to tip tops on your 10 million-dollar sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60, 70% and that does not mean all $10 million are taxed at an extreme the high rate but means as you climb up this letter you should contributing more. melissa: i don't think she understands more. you would be contributing more as you climb up the ladder no matter what but that's okay. that was newly sworn in socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez l

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he said hispanics should work harder to assimilate. there was immediate pushback from a fellow panelist and latinos. >> i happen to believe that the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. it's one of the things i have been saying for a long time. they ought not to be codified in their communities. but make sure that all their kids are learning to speak english and that they feel comfortable in the communities. and that's going the take outreach on both sides, frankly. >> one advocacy group calling his remarks as grotesque. another organization described his words as xenophobic. brokaw tweeted a full i feel terrible a part of my comments on hispanics offended some members of that proud culture. i have worked hard to knock down false stereotypes. he says he believes in dialogue, not division. >>> president trump's long-time political adviser roger stone is not ruling out cooperating with special counsel robert mueller. stone was arrested on friday and has been indicted on charges of obstruction of justice and lying to congress. he

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and that's why when you look at the hispanic polls, i'm up 19%. the reason i'm up 19%, i don't think it's the unemployment, i think it's the fact that they understand better than anybody what's going on at the border and they say that president trump is the only one that is setting it right and he's doing what you have to do. that's right. people were so surprised when they saw the poll that came out, i'm up to 50% with the hispanic, up 19 points in a short period of time. they get it better than anybody at the border. they know it's a big scam. the democrats don't want to stop people. that means automatically massive amounts of crime. and we're not going to put up with it. nancy pelosi, knowing these facts and knowing it's something she can't win that she just went on and said let's cancel for the first time in the history of our country, let's cancel the state of the union address. and it's a disgrace. just so you know she canceled on the basis of the shutdown but when she asked me to make the address, formally in writing, most of you have a cop

you could be puerto rican, cuban, or you know, we're all hispanics.mian: do you think there's less of us or fewer of us who are using that word or labeling ourselves as chicano? joe: well, i think back in the '70s, if you remember this, with the identity crisis and, you know, the civil rights. and i did a lot of marching behind that, because the schools, you know, all the things that happened with schools. and unfortunately, a lot of people think that's a derogatory kind of, you know, word. damian: my mom didn't like it. my mom didn't want us to use the word "chicano." and it wasn't until i got to college that i realized, "hey, i am chicano." joe: yeah, i mean, what's wrong with knowing who we are, you know? you can call yourself whatever you want, but it's better if you know what you are and be it. but i think a lot of people just really don't understand the word "chicano." but we should be proud. i mean, just like anybody else, we all should be proud of who we are, where we come from, and what we do, you know? i just happen to be chicano and like pe

leaders and u.s.ev hispanics that are on television, to denounce the democrats.em they are throwing us under the bus. >> sean: explained that. francisco, don't interrupt, please. >> throwing us under the bus because they have the opportunity now to save the daca kids. love always voted for in 2006 by schumer, by pelosi, and by clinton. in 2006, they built 700 miles of a similar wall, the same wall that president trump wants to build now. i do not understand why they have to say no now to trump and they said yes in 2006. that's a fact. but you know the democrats, they have not asked us what is it that we want and i think we want to save the daca kids, and those illegal immigrants that are here in the country, that a do not have a criminal record and they may get legality, not citizenship. like you just said, sean. every three years. >> sean: maria, that's a compromise. that would be in exchange for the security and the one-tenth of 1% of our budget. that iss the point about this, maria is right. they had all voted for this. he's the reason they're willing to risk

it was about hispanics in this country.s that the importance of assimilation ends up in this sort of backlash that forces him to go on with these me a call fors over and over again on twitter which i think just said something kind of sad about where we are as a nation and our ability to have a conversation. >> i agree with that and going to twitter is a very difficult place, having been there myself. but i will say tom is -- he's a smart guy, he's a sharp guy. he's been around the block quite a few times. he knows that these things can trigger these many storms and it's unnecessary because the big story is that america absorbs these folks from the four corners. we take the best of them. that hybrid vigor makes us a stronger nation. we emphasize the value of immigrants wheresoever they hail and i just want to be a cheerleader for that. i'm an old-style integrationist. i'm for integration. i want everyone to have an opportunity to live wherever they want to, work wherever they want to. >> martha: absolutely american notions.

today, it's hispanics. tomorrow's african-americans.ways a minority. >> laura: first of all, they are almost not a minority in california. hispanics are almost a minority. >> and 25 years, we want to be played >> laura: then was going to happen? >> we'll wait and see. >> laura: all right. do we have alfredo back? we lost you for a moment. so you can respond to this idea that everyone has to welcome the hispanic experience and their perspectives and that makes for a better country. if it's a melting pot, i would agree. it does make a much better country. but the melting, some people are concerned is not happening. >> absolutely. everybody remembers john edwards two americans. it seems of the left wants to appraise two americans where they want to embrace in america with a certain group of individuals who wish to enjoy the freedoms and opportunities that america offers, yet wish to isolate themselves, not learn english, and refused to embrace american values. and then you have another set of individuals who not only celebrate and apprecia

rican, cuban, or you know, we're all hispanics.ause the schools, you know, all the things that happened with schools. and unfortunately, a lot of people think that's derogatory kind of-- damian: my mom didn't like it. my mom didn't want us to use the word "chicano." and it wasn't till i got to college that i realized, "hey, i am chicano." joe: yeah, i mean, what's wrong with knowing who we are, you know? you can call yourself whatever you want, but it's better if you know who you are and be it. but i think a lot of people just really don't understand the word "chicano," but we should be proud. i mean, just like anybody else, we all should be proud of who we are, where we come from, and what we do, you know? i just have to be chicano like be--people to know that that's what i am. doesn't make me better, worse, or anything other than that's who i am. ♪ for some people here in the bay >>> right now at 4:30 the weather leads to a warning for some. we'retracking the forecast. >> and shedding the shut down services coming back to normal

in reality is hispanics don't want to be illegal. hispanics don't care if we have a wall or not. a wall, which is why we have the shutdown right now with very big gates because illegals do not want to be illegal. who wants to have that stigma and raise kids in darkness. illegals want a piece of paper, not citizenship. legality legality that would allow them to buy homes, pay taxes, raise their kids, be able to go back home and then come back if they are needed. >> tucker: why wouldn't they will want that? i guess what i'm say something what about everyone else? what about the american citizens who already live here of all races? shouldn't they have the determining decision on this like why isn't up to them what happens. why do other countries here from other countries get a say at all? i'm confused. >> that's why we have a government. >> tucker: right, exactly. >> the country elected president trump whom i think is not a racist. whom i think has dared to do what other presidents, republicans and democrats did not dare in the last 30 years. to say enough is enough. let's do someth

. >>> the congressional hispanic caucus institute has a swearing in ceremony for newly elected hispanic members of congress, and expected participants are nancy pelosi and senate minority leader cluck schumer. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> coming up, this weekend, on book tv, saturday, at 6:45 p.m. eastern, california democratic senator kamala harris details her life and career through her book "the truths we hold," an american journey. at 11:00 p.m. eastern, actor os guinness, talks about his latest book "last call for liberty." and then on sunday, on afterwards, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, journalist nalikqua allen talks about "it was all a dream," the broken promise to black america. she is interviewed by the root editor in chief danielle veldman. watch book tv this weekend on c-span 2. >>> texas sent nine new members to congress in the 2018 elections including four democrats. colin allred represents the state's 32nd district, a former linebacker for the tennessee titans and left the nfl for law school after which he worked as an attorney in the obama admi

record-low for the hispanic community. generally speaking, as you speak to people latin americans when, speak to hispanic-americans, and you ask them, how do they feel about the legal process? >> no one wants to be an illegal. >> maria. >> it doesn't exist. >> sean. no one wants to be illegal. we have to understand that illegals, no one wants to be illegal. they are coming in because the business owners of america are luring them in and everybody is responsible. >> they are hiring. >> not only the illegals, but they are hiring. so -- >> right on the money. right on the money. >> but at the same time. >> sean,. >> what rachel said. >> lat won't save the deal. >> we have got to take a break. >> yes. lat will take the peel. are. >> when we come back. a hannity watchity watch investigation. we sent our correspondent, lawrence jones to speaker pelosi's district. why? to find out what residents in her district, think about her as a already. we have got that >> sean: nancy pelosi has represented san francisco for decades, find ou

. >>> the power of the hispanic vote. in politics, but a new comment from veterinarian a tom brokaw today is causing fresh hurt. >> i also happen to believe the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. that's one of the things i've been saying for a long time. they ought not to be just kind of codified in their communities. but make sure that all of their kids are learning to speak english and that they feel comfortable in the communities, and that's going to take outreach on both sides, frankly. >> tom brokaw is now responding to some backlash tonight. we'll have that for you, next, live in the "cnn newsroom." every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ♪ ) the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast

you have the demographic changes, which include not only hispanic voters.udes a party that's become so inhospitable to latinos. >> maria, the texas republican party had its own image. rick perry, a lot of things you might not like about rick perry, on hispanic issues, he was not sort of donald trump republican. >> texas is different. i would say texas is where california was under pete wilson. right now you have greg abbott, who is not rick perry, who has this against -- >> kirkpatrick, the goth governor, makes him look like a moderate. >> exactly. >> i want people to think not only is donald trump trying to disrupt the texas life with a border wall. have you abbott and a couple other bad applesin that case. you have a rising latino community that is now majority minority in the state of texas and this proportionally you have literally roughly about 3ple young people coming of age that are hispanic. in this lyft mid-term election, one out of six people that voted in the mid-term in texas were young voters. texas was the lowest voter propensity state in the

the sorry some hispanics offended apology further of what it does to communities.ver in do you remember, north carolina, a similar uproar unfold iing at duke. the director of a grad jaut studies program has resigned. her e-mail suggested students who didn't speak english saying they might miss out on opportunities. with me now, miguel. all right, so these asian student groups on campus, they called this e-mail inappropriate and unprofessional. what's the context. why would she say this? >> why would anybody commit something to paper and send it out these days, i don't know, but here's the story. the assistant professor sent to e-mail to first and second year students in the bio statistics master program. it wasn't the first time. she sent a similar note the year before. told students to commit to using english 100% of the time in a professional setting. she claimed she was approached by two faculty members who complained about speaking chinese in some common areas. saying these members were quote disappointed these students were not taking the opportunity to improv

many hispanics will be coming over to the republican side.

hurt. >> i also happen to believe that the hispanics should work harder to assimilation. been saying a long time. they ought not to be codified in their communities but make sure all their kids are learning to speak english and that they feel comfortable in the communities and that's going to take outreach on both sides, frankly. >> tom brokaw is responding again tonight to the backlash from those comments. we'll have that for you next live in the cnn newsroom. a rig♪ ♪ and shakin' me up so applebee's all you can eat is back. now with shrimp. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years. vo: epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. vo: before starting epclusa, your doc

was, the hispanics living in the district of columbia. it came as a result obviously of violence because most movement unfortunately start as result of people being sick and tired of being abused and the violence occurs. in 1991, it was called -- anybody familiar with that? a few. and you know that a police officer shot a man from el salvador. at the time the community itself felt very abuse by the police, felt neglected by the government. did not have the services that they were entitled to by d.c. officers. and i think shooting a man come some reports in the front, a lot say he was shot from the back. as he was leaving, created, it was the explosion. that was the catapult into civil rights being more prominent for the hispanic community. as a result of that there was a u.s. commission that was brought, invested by that was happening at the same time there was the very first study not only of ethnic communities but also discrimination and poverty and every thing else. that was one of the first study spirit what did they find? obviously t

that among americans poor and middle class the gap between white households wealth and black and hispanic households increased in the wake of the great recession and twenty sixteen white households in these brackets had four times the wealth of comparable african-american families and three times the wealth of hispanic households interestingly pew did find that among lower income household white families lost more wealth than their african-american and hispanic peers. reports about the poor are unfortunately not a new thing over the years we've seen a steady flow of papers studies and reports about the growing poverty united states and what seem to many people some obscene numbers separating the rich and the poor the haves and have nots as we say with all of this information and data being delivered reveal.

that was the catapult into civil rights being more more prominent for the hispanic community. as a result of that, there was a us commission that was brought to investigate why that was happening. at the same time, there was the very first study not only of ethnic communities, but also discrimination and poverty and everything else. so that was one of the first studies. what did they find? obviously, the latino community was not being serviced. as a result though, that was in 1991, i came to the district in 1993 so i was actually on the civil rights task force. i was part of that. after the rights. and one of the things that we worked on was internal. in the government, through having representation in each government agency that provided direct services to the community for example the department of human services, the office of human rights, the department of behavioral health, the department of motor vehicle, the department of police department, anything that touches your life directly, there needed to be a representation in what was called the hispanic program managers pro

>> first of all, jorge ramos does not to present the views of hispanic communities.e likes to go on shows and talk for hispanics and latinos in the united states, he does not represent our views. he represents himself. as border patrol agents, 52% of hispanics in the workforce, and we do support a barrier. we are asking for help, for the safety of the american people and for the safety of our border patrol agents. >> laura: sheriff, let's get to you. it is always hard when you're trying to talk to someone or debate to someone who just says, right off the bat, this is racist. there is nowhere to go with the argument. i actually do like debating people on things, because i think you can find common ground, you can agree to basic facts. but right off the bat, the wall is called a racist, there is nothing you can do, nothing you can say. what do you say, with your own experience, in our community, about what illegal immigration has done to the people, the businesses, the crime rate? >> first of all, i'm next door to el paso county, and when you hear these politicians get

. >>> former nbc nightly news anchor tom brokaw is apologizing for saying hispanics should work harder to fit into american culture. >> i also happen to believe that the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. that's one of the things i've been saying for take long time, that they ought not to be just codified in their communities but make sure all their kids are learning to speak english and they feel comfortable in the communities and that's going to take outreach on both sides, frankly. >> brokaw later apologized in a series of tweets writing, "i feel terrible if part of my comments on hispanics offended some members of that proud culture. i am sorry. i never intended to disparage any segment of our rich, diverse society which defines who we are." brokaw said he has worked hard in the past to knock down false stereotypes. >>> a duke university professor steps down as head of a masters program after an e-mail controversy involving international students. professor neely said faculty members approached her asking for help identifying graduate students who were speaking chinese v

donald trump so many many hispanics like republicans like this dance like what we're saying so let's not make it seem like it's black against like and you could have it where i don't honestly people that are just as bad if we're talking about asian people we're talking about people from africa and the caribbean and you're talking about florida for instance the one point four million people who just got their voting rights back ok are the majority of them are black and brown people who are probably not going to be voting for the republicans i'll trip over there it's an alien the good place criminal like a criminal got steve very old i had a brother be obvious the rapist and by the rides don't get or voting rights knows that i was looking just got shellacked and california and the house orange county served blue and this is a reaction to that i mean they are that the republicans are trying to manufacture a situation where they will still be able to retain power to an outdated an antiquated electoral college and also through on the spirits questions that are really meant said manufactur

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gap between white households wealth and black and hispanic households increased in the wake of the great recession and twenty sixteen white households in these brackets had four times the wealth of comparable african-american families and three times the wealth of hispanic households interestingly pew did find that among lower income household white families lost more wealth than their african-american and hispanic peers. reports about the poor are unfortunately not a new thing over the years we've seen a steady flow of papers studies and reports about the growing poverty united states and what seemed to many people some obscene numbers separating the rich and the poor the haves and have nots as we say with all of this information and data being delivered revealing the staggering level of poverty in the country we may need help to break it all down and put it into the proper perspective and in that regard we are fortunate and honored to have just such a person joining us now is a presser economics of merit to the university of massachusetts and her father richard will professor we're ver