with noelle straub of e&e news, david, go ahead. caller: yes. i oppose president trump's actions yesterday. i think that the native american far, far e here far, people of the united states of america, europeans who west in the name of manifest destiny. is an abuse ofis power once again and disrespect native american tribes. and i think there's going to be artifacts from native american tribes that will be the name of mining. straub.oelle guest: you pretty much summed up the arguments of the five tribes strongly against this action. they do believe that there artifacts are at risk, ancestral objects, damaged, destroyed. on the other hand, the supporters of president trump's say that these lands are going to remain federal lands, they will not be off, not be made private, they will be managed differently. of depends on your point view, whether you think there should be more protection or more allowed for other uses. maryland, virginia is on the line for republicans. hi. caller: hi. are you? the only comment i have is, it country is this still ste

i will direct this question two noelle straub. donald trump, commander-in-chief, it appears that the only types of situations he wants to get involved in is tearing down. if the people that were affected by what was created, you have freedom of speech. i'd enough time to say this is harming us, this is harming us. but he seems to want to go about his way of, when something is going okay. what can i take off of the chopping block today? to me, being commander-in-chief has nothing to do if you are democrat, republican or independent. this man is ruthless and my vote is for impeachment. but i wanted to have your opinion on this tear down that is going through my mind. he wants to tear down what others have created. thank you for listening to my question. >> guest: this is an unprecedented move, , for sure. he took 2 million acres out of national monument status. that has never been done before. i should say, other presidents have taken some land but it has only been 1/4 with what president trump did. and this will be challenged in co

with noelle straub of e&e news, david, go ahead. caller: yes.pose president trump's actions yesterday. i think that the native american far, far e here far, people of the united states of america, europeans who west in the name of manifest destiny. is an abuse ofis power once again and disrespect native american tribes. and i think there's going to be artifacts from native american tribes that will be the name of mining. straub.oelle guest: you pretty much summed up the arguments of the five tribes strongly against this action. they do believe that there artifacts are at risk, ancestral objects, damaged, destroyed. on the other hand, the supporters of president trump's say that these lands are going to remain federal lands, they will not be off, not be made private, they will be managed differently. of depends on your point view, whether you think there should be more protection or more allowed for other uses. maryland, virginia is on the line for republicans. hi. caller: hi. are you? the only comment i have is, it country is this still stealing