ms. newman: absolutely. speaking in general terms, people in the united states have been interested to have mexican students on campus. that's something that dates back to the early 20th century. but i would say particularly in the 1930's and 1940's, because there was this broad inpulse to actually promote friendship -- broad impulse to actually promote friendship between united states and the rest of latin america, people were very excited to have mexican students as representatives of their country, as mexican culture, and they were eager to form friendships with them as kind of a microcosm of the friendship we were trying to create between united states and mexico. host: in 2017 you hear a lot about overstays visas. how, difficult, how lenient has the government then for students particular? we start with you in terms of visa overstays. ms. newman: visa researches for student for absolutely real and they do affect students ability, for example, to perform certain types of work in the united states. host:

ms. newman: actually mexican students started coming to the united states in the 19th century.thame

ms. ellen newman here at the table. >> (clapping.) >> and ms., nancy. >> (clapping.) >> without your vision this might not have come about with that, i'd like to bring up christen and a special guest up to the stage >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> wow. >> very emotional day for me to come. >> (laughter). >> on september 30th my life changed i got the call that every mother can't imagine and it is really kind of the worst nightmare my husband called told me zachary was hurt bad i didn't know the injuries i jumped in the car i thought that is where you go to the pediatric er and said no go to zuckerberg's general hospital now i drove across the city at 6 o'clock as best i could to walk in to finding my husband and my oldest son and zachary was rushed to the operating room with the doctor. >> it was the scariest moment of my life but couldn't be more restrictive thankful we live in a city that has the means to provide us with the care is zuckerberg does how lucky we are a level one trauma center to save his life because i i don't think that people

there is some grave concerns here for every american if chairman newman ms. was true. where they be picked up by the intelligence community for doing a job in the private sector which was working on the transition team. there is some grave concern there and there has to be accountability. not only do they potentially pick up but their names were unmasked. they were distributed to the mainstream media and now multiple individuals know what they are. those are felonies and i hope that the chairman has a committee which brings these people and holds them hold them accountable and if they did commit a crime jesse: for some reason what he said on twitter was the narrative wasn't the guy is a liar. then you have new information that shows he was and now he is the bad guy because he spoke to the press about this. and not even look into the fact. >> this is bizarro world. they want to attack the chairman. for going in and telling of the president of the united states that he was accurate when he treated out the information. if that's the case they want to make a disparity comm

ms. ellen newman here at the table. >> (clapping.) >> and ms., nancy. >> (clapping.) >> without your vision this might not have come about with that, i'd like to bring up christen and a special guest up to the stage >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> wow. >> very emotional day for me to come. >> (laughter). >> on september 30th my life changed i got the call that every mother can't imagine and it is really kind of the worst nightmare my husband called told me zachary was hurt bad i didn't know the injuries i jumped in the car i thought that is where you go to the pediatric er and said no go to zuckerberg's general hospital now i drove across the city at 6 o'clock as best i could to walk in to finding my husband and my oldest son and zachary was rushed to the operating room with the doctor. >> it was the scariest moment of my life but couldn't be more restrictive thankful we live in a city that has the means to provide us with the care is zuckerberg does how lucky we are a level one trauma center to save his life because i i don't think that people

ms. ellen newman here at the table. >> (clapping.) >> and ms. nancy. >> (clapping.) >> without your vision this might not have come about with that, i'd like to bring up christen and a special guest up to the stage >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> wow. >> very emotional day for me to come. >> (laughter). >> on september 30th my life changed i got the call that every mother can't imagine and it is really kind of the worst nightmare my husband called told me zachary was hurt bad i didn't know the injuries i jumped in the car i thought that is where you go to the pediatric er and said no go to zuckerberg's general hospital now i drove across the city at 6 o'clock as best i could to walk in to finding my husband and my oldest son and zachary was rushed to the operating room with the doctor. >> it was the scariest moment of my life but couldn't be more restrictive thankful we live in a city that has the means to provide us with the care is zuckerberg does how lucky we are a level one trauma center to save his life because i i don't think that people k