will there be a unifying moment? >> i think immigration is a unifying moment.ou see the vast amount of population that supports some type of daca reform. >> unifying in immigration. >> you have to be unifying. you can say we got to stop it's too difficult let's move way. that's a distinction with this president than the typical politician the minute it gets hard they don't want to do anything any more. this president made a commitment to the children of daca and a commitment to the american people and he's there actively engaged in this. the only way anything passes with daca it has to unify both sides. if you look at the policies he put out last week, it tells me he actually did find a unifying road here with daca and it's just a shame you have the democratic leadership specifically schumer that doesn't even want to engage any more. he made some commitments about a border wall, the president came back made some commitment about increasing the number of daca kids. schumer walks way. it's sad to people of daca that had this high expectation that democratic party

economic unifiers that would make would already announced his recounts in two thousand and twenty but we'll have to see whether he goes into that kid. republicans aren't very fond of spending public money and with the tax law of twenty seventeen there's much not much wiggle room for these expenditures nicholas witchell say thank you so much for joining us. and doubly we'll be broadcasting the president trumps state of the union address which is due to a shuttle to start at two am u.t.c. you can watch it here live a second look now at some of the other stories making news around the world separatists in yemen backed by the united arab emirates seize the area around the presidential palace in the southern city of aden comes after clashes with forces still loyal to president about rather one man so hardy's government yemen's prime minister is reported to be preparing to flee the country for saudi arabia. syria peace talks in the russian resort of sochi and ended with a statement according to democratic elections and a plan to rewrite the constitution but the opposition is leadership whic

he's unifying this country.benefits people of all political stripes and backgrounds. >> that's what you say. >> hold on. people are just starting to see how it is benefiting them. >> it's not even in effect yet. >> christopher, hold on. what about the one million people who have bonuses. look at the one million people, and i hope they're all watching. that would be great. one million people in the eye and tell this em the bonuses they just got from their employers don't matter. >> of course they do. what about paying it in increasing wages. the problem with the economy isn't how much money corporations have. god bless them and god bless the stock market. that doesn't affect wages. >> it's the dreecreases in the x bracket. >> giving corporations more of their money back, it's what they'll do with it. >> it's called not shipping our jobs overseas. we have a 35% corporate tax rate, the highest in the world and it's going to be 21%. >> it's not the effective rate. if you want to help out businesses, that's fine, but

the president is going to give a unified speech. kristen, can the president give a unified speech? >> yes, in a vacuum. can he give voice to should we all come together? sure, we can all say we can come together. >> will approximait work? >> no. there is a tendency to look at swimming pools as an indicator where this white house is going, where any white house is going over the next year, or even three years. i think that would be a mistake with trump. the reason i cite that is -- i don't mean that in a pejorative way, just the past year has been a regular stay. >> you know what is unified is economic growth. millions of americans right now are benefiting from a good economy. many people are seeing bonuses. the check still clears in their account. >> if you used an economic message, and only did that from now the next 280 days before an election, and that's the only thing you talk about -- >> this past year of donald trump being at the helm has been the lowest economic job numbers we've had since 2010. by the way, he was handed an kmi autop autopsy. this just in from the president,

i would appreciate having a parent page on our san francisco unified school district website. thank you all so much for listening and supporting our parent voices and concerns. >> john, sam, lawrence gardena. >> public: our hearts is with mayor lee and his family. but we are here again tonight. we were here in the beginning of the school year, partnership. and we're here again. our students are actually continuing to decomplien in -- decline in terms of math scores and english scores. there's a lot of hope. i just got word from city college of san francisco they closed the achievement gap for pacific islanders in three years. city college of san francisco has about 325 pacific islander kids. sfusd has about 600. we feel like we can do this in five years but we need your help. i was here the last meeting, a cousin of mine and he -- ely williams. so, the williams case. ely was shot two weeks after the meeting. he was a san francisco unified school district alumni and he put his heart and soul dedicated into education and that's what he is doing today. a lot of our families are c

so my -- i get credit for oh, you kept the party so unified. i don't. i shouldn't deserve that credit. what unifies the house, senate democrats, better jobs, better pay, better future, is our unity about the economic security of america's working families. whatever differences we may have on omst some of the issues, tactics, we are unified about that is our value system. about respecting our responsibility to meet the needs of the american people. america's working families. and to do so in a way that makes sure people all participate in the prosperity and growth of our country. and also, i think my responsibility as leader is to be unifying but not just in my caucus but in the country and to be unified -- transparent, have transparency and openness. how -- let's do a tax bill. let's do an immigration bill. let's do an infrastructure bill. let's do it openly so people can see what the choices are. and then, also, again, you know, issues like impeachment and the rest. that will take its course. but it's not a unifying thing for the country to go down a p

senator fla ke, unifying message there. did you make of the president saying he would keep open the detention centre at grand obey? obviously we have to have a resolution at some point and i hope we're moving towards one —— at guantanamo bay. ba rack we're moving towards one —— at guantanamo bay. barack obama wanted to do that, he was unable to, i hope we are able to at some point but the reality is such and the politics are such that it's a very difficult thing to do. i don't think any of us should be cheering to keep one ton of open. we ought to be able to close it as soon as we can —— la nta na close it as soon as we can —— lantana mode. what did you make the overall of the president's tone tonight? he has been criticised by so tonight? he has been criticised by so many for being divisive, what did you think of him in terms of his style ? you think of him in terms of his style? i have been critical of that as well and i think the speech had its moments. there was a lot of unifying messages, pointing to people in the gall

we heard nice words about unifying the country.there is not a single person out there against it. this isn't just about one person. it isn't just about the president of the united states. this is also about who we are as a country, who we are as a nation, who we aspire to be. and about a message i think democrats need to be putting forward. it gets back to the core of who we are and what we stand for. and so while obviously, yes, the speech was a response to the president's state of the union. it was, in effect about the character in which he has been leading the country. it was also my hope bigger than that. >> you hear pundits say you can't just be against the president. that is not something americans can get their arms around. can you define what the democrats's overarching message for voters is? >> absolutely. it is one where we stand -- we are stronger when we stand together and when we fight for each other. you have an economy that, yes, can and should boast about the record stock prices but recognizing 50% of americans don'

and checks going into people's bank accounts are real. >> one of the goals of the speech was to unifyca, it's very divided as we see in this room, did he do anything to unify america in the speech. >> i think one, he talked about giving criminals a second chance. think i saw everybody applauding for that. that dwefinitely made me feel better. another was pay family. another thing everybody in this room could support. >> going the mid-terms will be heated for republicans, you have three candidates all pretty qualified with somewhat large support groups throughout the state. listening to the state of the union speech do you think it will motivate republicans in arizona to vote republican now senator jeff flake is stepping down. >> momentum is the economy if i'm republican candidate a want to continue to push the agenda that trump has through. >> as a college student what did you think of the speech? does it motivate you to stay a young republican to help the party vote republican? >> one of the things i really took from this speech is there is a lot of hope in america if you're looking

and remember a unified korea so they are taught in school for example that korea is one that they are one people but when it comes to this idea of national unity it seems to be more in theory to more south korean people so a poll for example found that only four out of ten support this idea of the koreas marching under a unified korean peninsula flag at the opening ceremony and we talked to people in the streets about how they felt about this move for more unity at the olympics they said they support the idea in general it's good for peace efforts but for example they don't want the government to pay the expenses for the north koreans and they don't want the south korean hockey players to be made to miss out by forming this unified korea's ice hockey team to make way for the north korean players for example different circuits you have a significant result of this than. well i think in terms of intercourse relations it's certainly significant you have this agreement that also includes seeing south koreans going into north korea for joint training exercises and a joint cultural event of

pressure mounting for the commander in chief to deliver a unifying message. as ever, a big question is, will he stay on script? >> i'm very highly educated. i know words. i have the best words. >> plus, trump versus the department of justice again, after the year of complaining about leakers, reports the president himself wanted to release a classified document republicans believe will undercut the russia investigation. >>> also, the music industry and me too, will the grammys amplify the me too movement tonight? >>> begin this hour with president trump's first state of the union address. he's scheduled to deliver that speech to congress a little more than 48 hours from now. in just nine days before congress and the white house must reach a deal to keep the government open. here we go again. nbc's jeff bennett is live at the white house. tell us what the white house is saying about the themes we'll hear on tuesday night? >> well, a senior administration official tells us the president will set aside divisive rhetoric to deliver a conciliatory message. it will

you'll find them inviting, conciliatory unifying, positive and uplifting. i hope people across the aisle to see that and feel it. i'm so grateful to god that steve scalise will be there. when you look at 2017, one of the darkest days for me was the day mr. scalise and others were shot. they were moments away from real tragedy. i am so grateful to god that he will be there with others in the hall. also the first lady's guests are special. i had a small hand and witnessing that process. she has invited wonderful, powerful stories, the best of america. some stories are tragic and some are patriotic but they are all part of the american spirit, how we overcome and come together in the face of tragedy and what we can do as a nation to pull together. >> bret: thanks for the time. next, how president trump will deal with the daca dilemma as he pushes for his border wall. we will look at how far some people are going to test the wallea prototypes. highest in inn with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't

unifying politics does. i think, chris, to get to your point, what we learned tonight and when he took that turn, that is what he is going to make the '18 election all about. that is what he is going to make 2020 all about. this is where they are going to go to continue to divide people, us versus the blacks and the browns and that is the battle this white house is going to set up. he signalled that tonight. that's what's coming and unfortunately that's not what we need for the united states of america. we need to unify folks, bring them together and he will divide us. >> why do you think he went after civil servants so badly? by saying we're going to find a way to get the bad civil servan servants. it seemed like he was calling people out in the country to come get the bad guys in washington. i thought that was a demagogic call there. >> i wonder if he was trying to send a signal, if you got federal officials you don't like, get rid of them. i was wondering if he was sending a signal, if you have federal fi

it did not unify the country. he brought all these people in basically for props, very good people, very interesting stories, but they didn't fit in to the narrative. he was just trying to get applause lines. i don't know what his policy objectives were. i think he was trying to get back that 10% of the population that he has lost. those folks who watched this tonight on infrastructure, small amount of money, democrats know you can't come up with a trillion and a half dollars. he talked about family medical leave and other issues. he talked about an issue dear to my heart, restoration of rights. i've restored more rights than any governor in the history of america but that was all just talk. it was not a unifying speech. i wanted to sit there and be objective but you were in the audience. you cringed. and it was just plain too long. and he was clapping for himself. i've never seen that before. >> let's talk about the way it was put together. the first half of the speech was a confection. you and i i think agree. i

america won't tell you this in a press conference like that they're trying to show that they're more unified than anything else in fact the french president said listen it doesn't really matter how we get to the goals but the overall goals we have are the same now back as you know back home merkel is facing some problems in forming a new government how is that affecting her position in politics. both talked about that today and i did on that because said i understand that the french are really waiting for a new german government here and a minor in my call though he said i don't want to meddle in the interior of politics in germany i really appreciate what they talked about in the exploratory talks with the social democrats and the c.d.u. so the party of mexico because they dedicated a full very long chapter to the future of europe and it felt like there was a lot of my call in there having said that of course as long as she doesn't have a new government the big projects won't get done here in the e.u. . that's max hoffman reporting for us from outside the elusive palace there in paris thank

it was a sad speech there at the end and did not unify, exactly what everybody is saying about not unifying the democrats. they respect people in the country who probably feel how they do. >> chris christie, are we missing something here? >> it was a traditional state of the union speech. i thought it was too long, but in the end, george, i would disagree with martha and some of the others on this, the democrats were not standing for anything. nothing. even the things that everybody can be unified on. they didn't stand on. the fact of the matter is, they're in 2018 midterm election war footing. now, the president maybe could have done things differently, shortened it, got a bigger and more unifying theme, but in the end, i don't know if they would have even stood up then. that was a pretty glum looking group of democrats all through the evening. >> cokie roberts, was that a mistake for the democrats? >> well, they probably should have been some what more enthusiastic when the president came in. we haven't seen them not clapping for a president who enters the chamber, but he did do a variety

i'm a parent of a student with the san francisco unified school district. she's attending charles drew. i want to bring attention to the board about an issue with my daughter where she's missed 18 days of school based on a situation where teachers and administrator claimed she had -- it was a birthmark. i went to the nurse and let her know of the birthmark and i was rudely dismissed after seeing that she wouldn't look at pictures that i had in my phone of the birthmark. i googled the birthmark to let her know about the birthmark. she refused to look at it. so i went to the principal and vice principal and they said that education is separate, so he referred me to the supervisor of that nurse. they did not get back to me with what i wanted, which was to at least access the medical records because the birthmark was in her medical records and they can't access it. as of today, they had not accessed it for her to be back in school. so i wanted to bring that to your attention what type of result that ended in. my daughter with a birthmark and since the ongoing s

he focused not on name-calling or calling people out, unifying.unced, they are the ones who did not want to unify. giving a positive message, i would encourage the twitter feed for the negative calling out. heather: from the democrats at one moment as soon as he started talking about immigration reform you could tell they were prepared to blue and they started blue this to chang and then talked about the family impacted by ms 13 gang members killing their daughters and they stopped. >> i liked how he used the story pointing out he rose. really effective and hard for democrats not to stand, made it look worse. heather: thank you, appreciate your insight today and we will be right back. >> donald trump in his first state of the union address, it was a long one, one hour and 20 minutes and 30 seconds specifically but a lot of applause, 111 times. people liked it. donald trump using diversity to strike the unifying tone hitting it out of the park, invited guests specifically heroes that have shown true american regret. >> firefighter david dahlberg fa

join a unified team then they said they wanted to co-host the games with the south korea's then theypulled out in created an international crisis back then is there any political agenda here. i think it's hard to say right now but i think it's safe to assume that there is a political agenda we won't know until we actually come to a meeting table with the north koreans which will happen in a couple of days so i think it would be prudent to see and wait to see what happens during those meetings and those initial thoughts let's move a little bit beyond the north korean peninsula pand what is the general sentiment among the japanese about what is happening now well i think general. japanese public is a whole in. general welcoming of the. intentions have been reduced somewhat although i do think that there's also a lot of caution the japanese public probably isn't deeply aware of what's going on quite yet this is quite new information and many of them want us to not think. as from the japanese government's perspective we are becoming very different now. the army government i think you say

and these days it is meant to unify a nation.o whether this date is performing the role that it is meant to, that is really the debate i think australians are having. i suggested another date. and my motive is not to find a day that -- really to find a day that is unifying. it doesn't really matter what the day is so much as to make sure that it is not a day that represents the wrong thing. so for the indigenous population, january 26 does mark that day when the british colony really was formed. so effectively led to a whole lot of suffering, genocide in some cases, and so it is therefore an unfortunate that the day. so my suggestion is for may 9. may 9 happens to be the day when the first parliament of australia was opened. it also happens to be a day that is in 1901. happens to be a day in 1927 when the parliament opened in the new national capital. and again in 1988 in the bicentennial when the new and existing parliament house was opened as well. so it is a day that has been replicated a number of times through australian par

welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan athletes from north and south korea will parade under a unified flag at the opening ceremony of the winter olympics next month and they'll field a joint women's ice hockey team at the games in chiang in south korea there's been a flurry of conciliatory moves from both sides since north korea's leader kim jong un called for peace with south korea in his new address in shop contrast strong warnings directed at the united states kathy novak has more now from seoul. the winter olympics are just twenty two days away and the two koreas have come to a last minute agreement that they will walk together at the opening ceremony the south korean government says it's all part of an effort to promote this event as the peace olympics but not everyone here is happy a recent poll found only about four out of ten support the idea of marching under a unified korean peninsula flag and others are against the idea of a joint women's ice hockey team. than those who think we need to carry our own flag i'm also against a united team because the athletes have worked so ha

here is happy a recent poll found only about four out of ten support the idea of marching under a unified korean peninsula flag and others are against the idea of a joint women's ice hockey team. than those who think we need to carry our own flag i'm also against a united team because the athletes have worked so hard as a team so this is not fair it's not it's going to leave that up we should be unified anyway so i think it's a good idea we are the only separated nation in the world and i think it's mainly because of political reasons. some critics have questioned the decision to allow south korean athletes to train at a north korean ski resort which is known as the leader kim jong un's pet project they worry that south korea is helping promote tourism there and while there has been a thaw in north and south korean relations these talks have been limited to discuss in the olympics and not the bigger issue of north korea's nuclear weapons program so the question remains what happens after the olympics when the u.s. and south korea are due to resume joint military drills which always anger

unified school district in 2012. following this, in 2016, under the leadership of the then school board member sandra fewer, the san francisco unified school district became the first institution outside of l.a. to adopt the program. after that, the program spread like wildfire and we received formal policy adoptions through oakland, chicago and chicago public schools. we're working with 24 institutions in 12 cities with purview over $500 million in institutional food purchases. the good food purchasing program is a collective impact initiative. these are many of the partners at the national level and the local partners assembled here today who help expand the program nationally. i'll give you a quick overview of how the center supports institution. food service director approaches us and we perform a baseline evaluation to show them where their food dollars are going, how the purchases align with the set of standards and at the same time, a local multi-sector coalition mobilizes to ensure that the institution's prio

what would unify people at this point?isten to the white house it, will be unifying speech, uplifting speech, a speech talking about the accomplishments president trump had that is good for the country. people getting more money in their paychecks, feeling better about the economy. those are important things. he will talk about infrastructure. he will talk about immigration. those could be accomplishments in area that would help as well. it is tone, message, patriot system. concern for the fellow citizen. we're all one country. those are things that people like to hear in the state of the unions. melissa: yeah. >> i recognize he is different, but he shouldn't be that different. state of the union is important to unify. melissa: no, it would be a relief. there just has been so much angst and agitation and, it would be a relief to hear something that was unifying. it is also interesting to note, i was just looking, i don't think he tweeted in about 26 hours. i don't want to jinx it, but would you lay off the twitter buttons

charles: quick, vince, one aspect of being president, unifier in chief that is a mayo goal of president trump -- major goal of brus president trump tot it out. >> he has american public's attention tonight for about an hour. and he is not going to be filtered through media, when he speaks he will say things like he wants to pursue citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers, and spending on america's roads and bridges and he has put more money back in people's paychecks, that will be disorienting from public when heard from the press that president is doing horrible things for america, they will be surprised. >> thank you both. to congressman smith. thank you for joining us. >> hey great to be on. charles: let's talk budget. vis-a-vis what we hear tonight, infrastructure, a trillion dollar deal, if president can get american corporations and financiers to buy in it on, but he must also convince democrats, how does this fit with respect it budget? >> the president is a good deal maker. i am looking forward to what he brings in tonight in the infrastructure package. i hope he talks about helping

the white house insists it's going to be a unifying address.t say tomorrow night to achieve that mandate? let's get the bottom line of david chalian. do you expect unity and that type of talk and tone to dominate? >> donald trump's tone is an impossible game to play because you don't know what is going to show up on any given day. i am sure as raj shah indicated to you in the interview that the speech that will be scripted for him will be unifying and or at least attempt to be unifying and if he sticks to that script i imagine we'll see that. you can already see a lot of democrats out there trying to prebutt the state of the union by suggesting, even if he is to read a unifying speech, if that is followed the next day by a disunifying tweet, does that really matter? i think at this point in the trump presidency, he's got a lot to prove day in and day out by his behavior, lornts we can actually assess that there has been some sort of shift in his approach to the job. >> david, there are some democrats, a lot, a few, that are boycotting. we had w

the president trying to change his tone and be more unifying.e hear the president talking about every background color and creed in this country, that also appears to be an attempt, wolf, to heal the divisions he inflamed over the last 12 months. of course we could run through those, but we don't have time to do that at this moment. >> this is our new american moment. there's never been a better time to start living the american dream. i know you are going through other excerpts. is there another point you want to make? >> reporter: one more point we should make, our cnn team at the white house confirmed that the agriculture secretary will be the designated survivor. he will not be at the president's speech in case of a catastrophic event. that is a custom we go through every year with the state of the union speech. the president of the united states designates someone to be that. >> thanks very much. anderson, back to you. >>> democrats hear this message coming out of the white house. i can imagine what a lot of them think, this president is no

this should be a unifying nonpartisan issue. so why would the republican majority on the foreign relations committee refuse to join that report? it's because in my judgment at least, for partisan reasons, republicans in congress and some in some parts of the media, the conservative parts of the media, have sought to undermine the russian investigation in countless ways. they have been hidden behind secrecy and innuendo. they have hidden behind secrecy and innuendo to cast aspersions on the investigation and erect roadblocks in its path. their goal, it seems, is to discredit the investigation so that ultimately they can discredit any findings that are detrimental to their party or their president. president trump makes this strategy manifest clear as day almost every day on his twitter feed. yesterday he tweeted that the russian investigation was, quote, the single greatest witchhunt in american history. that's sort of a little self-centered. how about salem, mr. president. those people were burnt at the stake. and that, quote, r

>> i think president trump, can he unify the country? can he push forward through the cloud of the mueller investigation and get infrastructure done this year. there are a lot of private investment companies around the world. we heard this in davos, they want to see a reinvestment in the united states. and infrastructure is a key area for them to do that. >> and he may have that water bottle by his side. >> he may have the water bottle by his side. great to have you here, have a great sunday. that will do it for me. i'm dara brown. thank you for watching. coming up, al sharpton is going to have congressman gregory meeks on with him. "your business" is up next. neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler

will strike a bipartisan unifying tone on critical issues. >> president trump: it will be good. we worked on it hard. covered a lot of territory including our great success with the markets and with the tax cut and it's a big speech, important speech. we cover immigration and for many years, for many, many years they've been talking immigration and never got anything done. we'll get something done.

the first time a unified north and south korean flag in the olympics. there is legitimate concern over players who thought they would take the ice and not get to take the ice because they have to incorporate the north korean players. this could be something to lead to breakthroughs down the road with the koreas. they are asking these young women to bite the bullet, if you will. if you look at public opinion polls and people who support the participation and cooperation during the olympics, they feel the hometown players, south korean hockey players got a raw deal here. you have to wonder how the north korean athletes feel stepping on the ice and playing together as a unified team. >> oh, my gosh. you wonder how the south korean players feel. >> some have lost their spots to accommodate the north koreans. >> thanks so much. will ripley covering the games for us. >> interesting story. >>> it is just about 10:30 in davos, switzerland. the president just landing in zurich this morning. not yet to davos for the neforu. he made surprising comments on immigrat

well there's been a mixed response to news north and south korean offaly its will march under a unified flag at next month's winter olympics they'll also form a joint women's ice hockey team for the games in south korea. several petitions have been filed with some complaining it could affect the team's medal chances the announcements follow the first high level meetings between north and south in more than two years. our reporter kathy novak has more from seoul. the winter olympics are just twenty two days away and the two koreas have come to a last minute agreement that they will walk together at the opening ceremony the south korean government says it's all part of an effort to promote this event as the peace olympics but not everyone here is happy a recent poll found only about four out of ten support the idea of marching under a unified korean peninsula flag and others are against the idea of a joint women's ice hockey team. i think we need to carry our own flag i'm also against a united team because the athletes have worked so hard as a team so this is not fair and then it's going

north and south korea will march under a unified flood of the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics also sealed a joint women's ice hockey team for the games in china and south korea follows the first title meeting between the north and south and more than two years but the apparent reconciliation efforts are provoking some opposition in the south with several petitions filed against them because you know that joins us live now from the south korean capital seoul toughly so not all south koreans are happy with their government's new friendship with the north how are people that feeling well there and i think many would welcome any efforts that would bring about a more stable and peaceful situation here on the korean peninsula but some are not happy about certain aspects of this agreement that was reached for example in a recent poll only four out of ten people agreed that the two koreas should march under a unified korean peninsula flag at the opening ceremony questions have also been raised by some critics about the fact that south koreans will be going into north korea to

north and south korea will march under a unified flag at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics that also field a joint hockey team the juster of reconciliation follows the first talks in more than two years pope francis is urging the. indigenous people to end violence in their struggle for more rights is held mass in the outcome in a region which is at the center of a centuries old conflict with the government. politicians in the us are trying to prevent a possible government shutdown in the anniversary of donald trump's first year in office congress will need to push through a short term spending bill by friday to avoid federal agencies shutting their doors over the weekend democratic leaders have said they won't back the spending plan and . less than a guarantee is to protect the young immigrants known as dreamers who are facing deportation or the white house chief of staff john kelly's met politicians earlier on wednesday to discuss immigration he's reportedly said some of trump's campaign pledges on immigration were uninformed will she have a chance is joining me n

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