we finish our conversation with former mexico president vicente fox. buenos dias. : are you surprised that our vegetables and fruits are rotting on the vines and on the branches because of the workers just aren't here? vicente: i'm sure this economy will collapse, and it's not my point of view. just a week ago, being in new york, i had directly mentioned bloomberg saying that the city of new york would collapse if it were not for the immigrants that are working in that--in the economy of that city, and on the services of that city. the construction industry, i mean, i don't know how they would do it, but i don't know that there exist robots better quality than mexicans constructing them. i mean, they know how to put a brick, they know how to construct. and same thing with the apples or with the--this. i visited vegas not far from here, and huge construction activity there. i mean, big hotels everywhere. and i visited them, and my paisanos are there. ninety percent of the people that is building those hotels, it's mexican immigrants. and when you maybe analyze a litt

vicente fox, you cannot bandy around this word lightly. what the nazi party were responsible for in the 1930s and ‘40s. donald trump, the many millions that elected him to the office of the united states, you cannot, surely, you cannot label them nazis. excuse me. a congressmen, a member of the parliament in england, is elected by the people to serve the people in any democracy, not to serve his political party. that's what i think is blind on the side of congress, men and senators of the republican party in the united states. you don't follow a false prophet when he's taking you to the desert. you think on your own and you make your own free decisions. and that's what i was referring to in my comment. just... i want to move on. and i want to think specifically now about the immigration issue, which, of course, donald trump campaigned on and won millions of votes on securing the us border. we have talked about the wall he wants to build, but isn't there a fundamental hypocrisy in mexico, when you criticise donald trump's plan to secure ame

puente grande en jalisco, se escapÓ en lo que muchos llaman la fuga perfecta. 50 dÍas despuÉs que vicente foxel ex agente de la dea le si dio los pasos mooerns director de operaciones de la agencia en hasta mÉxico, hasta que el chapo pidiÓ reunirse con Él. >>> gobierno mexicano no sabÍa, de la platica en que no Íbamos a hablar nada de corrupciÓn muy mÉxico. >>> bÁsicamente no podÍa mencionar funcionario que lo estuviera ayudando. >>> y varias veces lo querÍa hacer y lo pa rabo nos. la informaciÓn que tengo. >>> no importa, no queremos saber. >>> la dea confirmÓ que su escape en 2001 gracias a la complicidad de funcionarios de gobierno. y precisamente hoy en nuestro especial de noticias telemundo futuro de chapo, datos tendremos mÁs de esta entrevista a joe bond y do tos que podrÍan decir cuÁl serÍa futuro esto hoy a las 6 de la tarde. hoy continÚan los enfrentamientos entre manifestantes franceses en para la las afueras de parÍs, las marchas habÍan sudo convocada como protesta pacÍfica. la violencia desatÓ cuando pocos manifestantes lanzaron piedras a los policÍas. al regreso en noticias tele

the foreign minister of mexico under vicente fox, a princeton graduate said that the new strategy among rich people in mexico it is to fund lawsuits that will tie up our judicial system, he said he would like to increase his backlog and bring our system to a halt until the president relents. that is a strategy based on creating more chaos, is it not? >> i am not a mexican official. if you want to talk to them, bring them on the show. but i can tell you -- hang on, let me answer your question, tucker. you mentioned the immigration backlog, 500,000 cases. why is that? the republicans refuse in 2013 to pass an immigration reform bill in the house of representatives even though the boats were there. we could have reformed the immigration system and you and i would not have become very havig this conversation. where people are are not as panicked. >> tucker: come on. i do not think the so-called immigration reform would have fixed everything. but i'm so struck by is that you are unwilling to even comment on what the a mexican government is doing. two months ago, the russians were trying to f

under vicente fox, he is also a professor at nyu, he recently called on the mexican government to fund lawyers who will clog up the u.s. immigration courts intentionally in order to prevent deportation back to mexico. he was also denounced a wall on mexican borders, saying if president trump process of building it, mexico should allow terrorists to enter the country freely in retaliation. he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: for our viewers who have not seen it, this is a quote from a couple weeks ago. mexico must think clearly. we will provide legal support on our dime for all un-arrested undocumented workers. this seems like a change. when did the mexican government develop this concern for proces process? >> i'm not a government official, i left 14 years ago and i speak only for myself. i have always been a firm believer in due process in mexico and everywhere in the world. consequently, i think this is one of the most admirable things the u.s. has and mexico should use it. i don't recall the united states letting people in who do not

under vicente fox, he is also a professor at nyu, he recently called on the mexican government to fundwill clog up the u.s. immigration courts intentionally in order to prevent deportation back to mexico. he was also denounced a wall on mexican borders, saying if president trump persists in building it, mexico should allow terrorists to enter the country freely in retaliation. he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: for our viewers who have not seen it, this is a quote from a couple weeks ago. you to the near tense and he said this. mexico must make clear that we will encourage all potential deportees to demand a hearing upon arrest and to refuse voluntary removal. will provide legal support on our dime for all arrested undocumented workers, and that we will deny entry to anyone the american authorities who cannot prove they are mexican nationals. this seems like a change. when did the mexican government develop this concern for due process?s? >> it's not the mexican government. i am not a government official. i left 14 years ago. i speak on

entre los invitados estÁ el actor diego luna y expresidente de mÉxico vicente fox.lÁn el hijo mayor de chao kira fue ingresado en el hospital, se lo habÍamos dicho pero segÚn europa express. el pequeÑo fue intervenido quirÚrgicamente el pasado 10 de febrero por problemas de amigdalitis. la operaciÓn fue prr y realizada con laser, para reducir las amÍgdalas y resolver las dificultades respiratorias que tan preocupados tenÍan a shakira y piquÉ y habÍan visitado el hospital en varias ocasiones. >>> este tipo de operaciones son simples. >>> gloria stefan lanzÓ su disco tuvo una presentaciÓn privada y estaban quincy jones, eduardo yaÑez y muchos mÁs gracias a emily que tiene muchÍsimo Éxito. >>> le deseamos mÁs la que no tuvo mucho Éxito fue shannon de lima. lo que estÁ en boca de todos es el divorcio de marc anthony que fue hace menos de una semana. se habla de que marc tiene una nueva novia y se trata de la modelo dominicana mariana isabel... que tiene 21 aÑos de edad. 27 aÑos menos que marc anthony. y tenemos una encuesta para que nos digan quÉ es lo que creen que es

>> if vicente fox the former mexican president if there's any indication i'm in the paying for that -id that on the program, fbi way. >> i'm trying to rephrase that. as i say that, they have layed out opening markers and now the hard work begins. i don't think the talk can proceed in the abstract, as e executive order is implemented, you will see concrete situations being developed and have to be addressed. >> embassador, what about the my cases here in washington because there were comments by one of the republicans in the senate, you know, maybe we don't need a wall everywhere along the border. that doesn't make much sense. the mexicans are pay to go those comments as well. do you think there's an undermining of that big trump promise already for republicans? this town? >> well, i think if you go back to the gang of eight immigration legislation, they thought they were close to a barrier across the entire border with sophisticated electronic sensors and a variety of things like that, not a physical brick by brick wall. there's always been flexibility there. i think we just need a br

grabarÁ su programa "conan sin fronteras", en mÉxico, donde tendrÁ como invitados a diego luna y vicente fox seguimos con el mariachi mÉxico internacional! karla: y paola, la muÑeca que camina sola! paola: ya llegÓ, ya estÁ aquÍ, feliz! me siento tan emocionada... karla: desde el dÍa uno! paola: la verdad, quÉ bendiciÓn tan grande poder estar con todos ustedes. giselle: y quÉ linda historia preparaste para nosotros. karla: alguien que ustedes han extraÑado mucho. paola: claro que sÍ, el que nos faltaba. porque el reclutamiento de los pioneros de "despierta amÉrica" fue realizado de una manera muy minuciosa. uno de los copresentadores fue el puertorriqueÑo rafael josÉ, que fue seleccionado luego de meses de pruebas. el pÚblico se identificÓ con Él y se contagiÓ de su alegrÍa y carisma. yo viaje a puerto rico, se cayÓ mi arete, para recordar el dÍa en que naciÓ "despierta amÉrica". rafael josÉ dÍaz es dentista de profesiÓn, y actor, cantante y animador de televisiÓn de corazÓn. ♪ paola: Él presentaba el show de pelÍculas de univisiÓn cuando hizo la audiciÓn. rafael: ustedes saben lo que dijo e

vicente fox in mexico, welcome to hardtalk what a pleasure. stephen, what a pleasure.europe. hello london. hello, britain. well, hello to you. here is an opening question, how badly does mexico need a good working relationship with any us president? i think a good relationship is always important and is strategic for any nation and any economy when you are dealing with the most powerful, the largest economic, market in the world. so, it is important. very important. but sometimes you cannot take your own decisions. all of a sudden appears donald trump. he is disrupting everything, and not for the better, but for the worse, with europe, with mexico, with latin america, with the muslim world, with china. he's willing to fight with everybody. he will never win against the world. yeah, but he's only been in office for two weeks. and you appear to have taken the decision, in fact, you had taken the decision many months ago, when he was still on the campaign trail, to antagonise him and take him on as much as you can. and in so far as you are an extraordinarily powerful voic

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