between the father of 17-year-old jamele shaw and donald trump. this is a meeting this father very much wanted to have. his son, a 17-year-old football star was shot and killed shot twice by an undocumented immigrant, a known gang member who had been released from prison the day before his son was killed. he says he hasn't been able to tell his story. his wife was in iraq fighting for the u.s. army on behalf of her country and had to fly home to bury her son. this family says this is the presidential candidate who actually makes sense to them. here's what he said earlier to reporters. >> i was watching. when he said it. i wanted to cheer. it's like man, the relief. for the first time i feel like i was walking around with carrying a bag of weight, you know it was unbelievable. the feeling to see finally, finally somebody going to do something. because if he was talking like that i know that is going to resonate. >> so while, you can hear all of the protests hatchppening. this is a father who says don't write trump off quite yet, anderson. >> certai

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. >> jamelle is the former chief consistent and senior advisor, in washington again for us tonight.elle, so on the other side, if it is a bad deal, what should replace it. >> thank you for having me back. i think what should replace it is a better deal. secretary kerry said that's a unicorn, but the truth is when you look at this, if they had been willing to walk away, they could gotten a better deal. the most likely the outcome is not war, it is not the europeans walking away without us, they can't do that, it is not even possible. what it is is is iran and then coming back and us getting a better dual. >> how do you know that? isn't iraq close to a nuclear weapon, and if you justify them more time -- you have to a deal now if you don't have a deal, then doesn't iran move ahead and. >> well, i don't think so. we have a history to look back on. you can look back and see what happened. in 2010, we saw congress praise sanctions against the administration, against the advice of the europeans and iran didn't break out. and the reason is they don't have a stroll id design, or the 80 to d

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jamelle, what's your point of view on this?l of any of this hurting trump at the polls with republicans? >> i don't think it does. the interesting thing about donald trump, he seems to be the living avatar of a good chunk of the republican base that is xenophobic, that is biggoted, that wants to see someone say those things and not even apologize for it. as long as he keeps talking like this, he'll be fine. he's not going to win. >> to our older audiences, what is an avatar? >> he's an embodiment. >> does he represent the future of the republican party? >> i don't think so. there are angry and ugly forces in the far right of american politics, they exist, they're not influential, but they can be, if someone can harness them. and i think trump -- and this is not a good thing. i think trump's popularity is indicative of the extent to which those people have influence in the republican party. >> what percentage would you say of the republican primary and caucus-going electorate is of that attitude? a third? what is it, a third, ha

not only the ones in the prisons but the ones going around in san francisco and shooting kate and jamelethat should be with us. okay. then we have a law, right? you're supposed to come in legally. i would get people out and have an expedited way of getting them back into the country so they could be legal. >> hold on. let me hold on that point right there. when you say get people out, are you talking about a mass deportation? >> we don't even know who these people are. >> but how do you find them? >> we have to find them. >> how do you do that? >> excuse me we have to find them. politicians aren't going to find them because they have no clue. we will find them we will get them out. >> when you say still, get them out, just the process of that. there are a lot of smart people who have been focused on this for a long time to say it's not just feasible. >> it's feasible if you know how to manage. politicians don't know how to manage. we have to bring great people into this country, okay? and i want to bring -- i love the idea of immigration. but it's got to be legal immigration. now, a lot