joining me to talk about that and more, nicholas kristoff is an op-ed columnist. and the executive editor of the national review. linda, you are a conservative republican. he worked for ronald reagan on these issues. and i'm wondering what you think has changed? because ronald reagan was once asked something about illegal aliens, and he said, i have another word for illegal aliens. it's willing workers. a long way from today. >> that's exactly right. and in fact, i think he would be mystified by what's going on. and by the way, illegal immigration when ronald reagan was president was actually at a higher level than it is to see. so this whole idea that there is this huge infusion of people coming across the border, it's a crisis, we have to do something about, we've got to build walls, we've got to keep people out, simply doesn't comport with the facts. and unfortunately, i think that the republican party has seized on this issue as a way to galvanize working class whites to try to turn their economic anxiety into a kind of fear of immigrants, that immigrants are

have to watch out on that forecast for this year >>> elsewhere to join the conversation, we have kristoff reiger from commerzbank joining us on the line good morning to you. what i find interesting is that the last meeting back in april, when mr. draghi was questioned by one of the journalists in the press conference he said we didn't actually discuss monetary policy in the april meeting. now we have gone from a boring april meeting to one that is potentially live what h what has changed >> that was something that they didn't discuss monetary policy at a monetary policy meeting however i think the situation has changed profoundly since last week with this speech from peter praet. he had been arguing before for more patience, but now all of a sudden he said that basically all the criteria for ending qe have been met. >> so, just to pick up on that peter praet weighed in on the debate saying perhaps the time has come for them to think about unwinding this asset purchase. my question to you is do you think the time is right now? or should they buy more time, assess how the data is doing and

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kristoff shot is campaign director for a vase the organization behind the boycott campaign welcome to d w so it's not a palestinian organization so why did you get involved in this particular fight we're a global organization the biggest global citizens movement in the entire world and we've stood with the people of palestine and the people of israel for years decades and we really believe as humans that palestinian lives matter and so we stood up for those people in gaza and across palestine we've been oppressed for so many years and we're we're really glad and we're really really happy that argentina was so brave to say we're not going to play this game israel and so how does the cancellation of a football match less in the press room of palestinians so we think it is wrong how is the red has acted over the last weeks and over the last years they've shot unarmed protesters from far away they killed one hundred nineteen people in just a few weeks they used live ammunition and shot over three thousand of the these are these are these are things that israel has done the question was ho

of the government new york times columnist nick kristoff says that sessions comments reminded him of what he calls sanctimonious slave owners who cited the apostle paul to justify slavery wall father david simmons he's a pistol priest in the u.s. state of wisconsin he had one of the most popular responses here on twitter saying to sessions quote i'm not saying that you're a nazi but you're interpreting the bible like one while the vatican advisor and jesuit priest chain's martin described the attorney general's sentiments as disgraceful and tweeted that it's not biblical to treat migrants and refugees like animals so this these tweets illustrate the kind of anger that's out there based on these comments and may explain this testy exchange at the white house briefing room on thursday it is very biblical to enforce the law that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible but the separation of illegal family and families is the product of the same legal loopholes that democrats refused to close and these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade and