julían castro: thank you, damian, for having me.welcome to the bay area as well. i know you're spending your time in various parts of the country, but welcome to the bay area. let me ask you, sir, since we have you and it's very timely, what impact will the election results have do you think, not only latino communities across california but across the country? julían: well, the election is gonna have a wide-ranging impact on the latino community. let's just start with what donald trump has made clear. he wants mass deportation. that would mean up to 11 million people, many of them latinos and latinas who would be subject to deportation. this would be terrible for the community, it would rip apart families, it would decimate the american economy, and if history is our judge based on the past and other operations like this, including operation wetback, which happened many decades ago, there are even legal residents and american citizens that could possibly get caught up in this kind of mass deportation action. on top of that, whether

julian castro, let's just go over this list of promises just one more time.the war of, quote, russian aggression against ukraine, promising to cut funding to schools that teach crt, cutting funding to schools that have vaccine mandates, increasing drilling and fracking. how many of those things do you actually try to do through executive action just to sort of say like we are out here, we are doing something, and how quickly does he realize that, you know, he's going to need to go through congress to get most things done? >> well, you know, they probably realize -- as susan was referencing in tom holman's interview with "the washington post", they probably recognize, at least the legitimately competent ones, that they can't get this done without congressional approval. on some of that they may get congressional approval, because they have numbers right there, at least in the senate. but i think that what they're going to do they're going to huff and puff. he's going to huff and puff on all of these issues. the cabinet secretaries, once they get in place, will

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back with us, julian castro and kimberly the gentleman -- kimberly atkins-store. >> i'm wondering, iread this news, i remember when congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was first elected. and to see just the -- it's not -- i don't want to call it a shift, but i think to see the growth, frankly, in the democratic caucus and how young leaders are now -- you don't have to wait -- you don't have to be in congress 15, 20 years to serve in leadership, is -- or even have the potential, the ability to serve in leadership, i think is amazing. what do you think about these developments? >> yeah. i mean, symone, this has been a long time in coming, right. for years the word out there about democrats in congress has been that the leadership while respected, fantastic, has helped make a lot of progress, also has been there a long time. and the question had been, of course, for speaker of when there might be new, young leadership, that was provided with hakeem jeffries, minority leader. hopefully one day the speaker. and now the question is everything underneath that, all of these committee chai

pues gracias, mire, tuvimos aquí al director del latino community network, aquí en foundation, julián castroha dicho cosas bastante alarmantes, en términos de querer deportación masiva y querer, básicamente, pues ir hacia todas las personas indocumentadas que puede; sin embargo, estando aquí en california, hemos también escuchado propuestas por el gobernador, newsom, que él y su gabinete están dispuestos a oponer esos esfuerzos y no cooperar, en el sentido de agencias legales de policía, tanto como los alguaciles estatales, del no estar necesariamente cooperando con los agentes federales de ice, sin embargo, es muy importante, y quiero empezar con este punto, de conocer sus derechos, uno no tiene que ser residente permanente, ni ciudadano, para ejercer sus derechos de privacidad y libertad, en contra de búsquedas no razonables, bajo la cuarta enmienda, entonces, es importante recalcar también que uno siempre puede decir que uno, que un oficial no puede entrar a su domicilio sin orden de búsqueda, o una orden de arresto firmada por un juez, y también tienes derecho de permanecer callado si es

well, we spoke with the ceo of the latino community foundation, julian castro, just after the electionss that we need to treat the threats of mass deportations as a five-alarm fire. what say you? andrew: i think that that's an apt description of what we're looking at. the trump administration ran into some procedural hurdles certainly during its first four years, but this is a different time when he feels as though he has a public mandate. he's been given blanket immunity for any potential misdeeds by the supreme court, and he's learned how to operate through the system. now, having said that, the first time around, he made a lot of outlandish promises, for example, that there was going to be a big beautiful border wall that mexico was going to pay for. we saw that--we observed that none of those things came to pass. and so i think we should focus on--you can think of it as though they were rings on a planet, in terms of proximity to danger, and i think the first ring where we have the greatest proximity to danger would be people that have criminal records or people that have prior orde

democratic congressman crockett and julian castro on them coming in and getting the job done for onceone who doesn't know what he's doing, and this idea of "you know you are illegal, then you have a child." it's not quite that simple, especially when you have people that are doing things like seeking asylum. >> for tom homan to say that, it shows you again the heart of cruelty, the dark heart that he and trump administration folks have for these migrants. they like to dehumanize them. >> dark hearts. first, before you react, you have to hear tom homan's response to this criticism last night. >> what is heartless is opening the border that results in a 600% increase in sex trafficking. what's heartless is a quarter million americans die from fat and all poisoning from an open border. what's heartless is the cartel making billions of dollars. what's heartless as the number of migrants who died crossing this border under joe biden, racking up almost 4,000. >> so well said. >> it as well said. what they knows the truth truth, what president trump knows is the dark side of this illegal mig

secretary of housing and urban development, julian castro and co-founder and ceo of "all in together"as day. a u.s. official says early indications suggest a russian anti-aircraft system may have downed the plane. steve patterson has the latest. >> reporter: this morning new clues about what may have brought down this azerbaijan passenger jet in a fiery crash killing 38 people on board. new tote analogy shows holes in the jet's fuselage and what appears to be shrapnel damage, evidence that the plane may have been downed by russian forces. a theory conflicting with the kremlin's narrative that a flu strike caused the crash. the azerbaijan air passenger jet with 62 passengers and 5 crew on board had taken off from baku, azerbaijan, heading to grazny in southern russia. russian officials say bad weather diverted the aircraft across the caspian sea. they say the plane experienced a failure in its control systems and an oxygen tank exploded in the cabin. this video from inside the plane in the air shows people calm, even after oxygen masks dropped then the plane lost altitude before crashi

rina shaw and julian castro the former secretary of housing and urban development during the obama administrationerance phase and it got criticism from even people like first lady me linear trump and first lady laura bush. are you surprised the second trump administration seems to intend on bringing it back? >> i'm not surprised. christina, because immigration was such a dominant issue especially for republicans during this election. and so what you are seeing is the president-elect and this incoming administration really doubling down on some of those immigration policies, even though they certainly were not popular with a significant part of the american people. but, you know, certainly republicans who voted for this president-elect were saying that immigration was something that they want him to focus on and as he continues to say that he has a mandate, you know, whether or not you believe that's true given this was a very close election, immigration is something that he's definitely looking to prioritize. you know, yes, certainly i think that -- if we see the return of these family separation

mckinnon, former secretary of the department of hug and urban development and msnbc political analyst julian castroh of you. susan, what is this rift between the new silicon valley supporters, if you will, and the president-elect's base regarding this issue? >> probably from's based on principles. when you have donald trump running the party, it can change at any given time. so if you're a principled republican or democrat for that matter, you want to stay with what you believe in and follow those rules. donald trump is sending out a couple of different messages because make no mistake about it, he knows what elon musk is doing, and he's looking for basically a carve-out. now nuance is never a word i would use with trump, so this is probably kind of spinning a little bit. but he loves that rhetoric that he sees from his border czar. at the same time, he's got to please one of his biggest -- the biggest donor and his new pal elon musk, and musk's friends. but that being , elon musk isn't wrong. and that's where the rift comes in. we need to have workers, but we need to have farm workers and other ma

julian castro, let's go over this list of promises one more time ending the war of, quote, russian aggressionfunding to schools that have vaccine mandates, increasing drilling and fracking, how many of those things do you actually try to do through executive action just so sort of say, like, we are out here, we are doing something, and how quickly does he realize that, you know, he is gonna need to go through congress to get most things done d done? >> yeah. well, you know, probably realize, you know, as susan was referencing in thomas homan's interview with the "washington post," they probably recognize at least, you know, the legitimately competent ones that they can't get lot of this stuff done that they want to get done unless they have congressional approval. they may get it because they have, you know, at least in the senate. but i think that what they are going to do is huff and puff on all of these issues. the cabinet secretaries will start trying to move forward on each of these as priority items and we'll see whether they are able to actually get some of these across the finish line