i mean it goes back generations, chris. where did they come from? were they the best? scientists, architects coming in with bags of gold? you know what, not everybody is a scientist and an architect, but the thing is we need to be able to decide. you don t go to sleep at night and leavior dooe your doors ope nobody is saying the doors shouldn t be locked. i have to show i.d. you re saying different things. niger, we should have only the best. we never have. we never have. we ve given people the chance to be the best, niger, all right? now you look at somebody s lineage like your own and many african-americans didn t have a chance. they were brought here in bondage. it s an ugly chapter we should never forget. but people like me and i suspect kremer, we got here, no discernible assets. now we re going to change what america is. kremer says congress is keeping trump from enforcing the law at the border.
we need to know who is coming in and going out of this country. we should only accept the best here, chris. why is that a problem. since when? who came over here in your family, how did you get here? the thing is no, no, no, who came in first for you? i mean it goes back generations, chris. where did they come from? were they the best? scientists, architects coming in with bags of gold? you know what, not everybody is a scientist and an architect, but the thing is we need to be able to decide. you don t go to sleep at night and leave your doors open nobody is saying the doors shouldn t be locked. i have to show i.d. you re saying different things. niger, we should have only the best. we never have. we never have. we ve given people the chance to be the best, niger, all right? now you look at somebody s lineage like your own and many african-americans didn t have a chance. they were brought here in bondage. it s an ugly chapter we should never forget. but people
somebody won the presidency without winning the popular vote. five elections since, 40%, too, and also a nominating process to have a president like trump, never been in any office before, been a talk show barker, that also is something that the old rules would not have allowed. interesting. we continue, founded as a republic and actually getting rid of various aspects of the republic and going to a form of direct democracy. talk about the president s nominations. you could argue that had we only had a convention system, like we did arguably until 1952, donald trump never would have been a nominee. true, although i think what we argue is that a system that is supposed to be democratic has become more democratic for good reason. african-americans didn t used to be able to vote. women didn t used to be able to vote. expanded the franchise and said this should be democratic yet foil democracy regularly through the electoral college, through
there s so many layers to what you said. first of all, i go, it s interesting that you say that you voted on somebody based on security. that s where i call you guys out to a certain extent. the news teruews terrifies peop. can i just say that? the news terrifies people. i watch cnn and different news networks and i m like, i do really need to know about a guy in france waving a knife? did i really need to know that? and then you make that decision. but is that the person who s going to keep you the safest? we don t know. but i thought he was saying economics, as well. economics wise. and you have to admit, african-americans didn t do as well under barack obama as completely agree with that. no one will take that away from you. the question then i think you have to ask is, is donald trump listening? every time i see donald trump talk about black people, has to say the phrase in a city. he does not think a black person exists beyond that. it s strange to me that in america,
the presidential election county by county. look at all the little lines. more than 4,000 count kniss the united states. see all the red? a center-right country, conservative especially the heartland than democrats think. watch in the midwest. back to 2012. see all the blue? this is 2016. america went even more into the red, especially in the heartland in 2016. hillary clinton had a lot of problems. did not get the percent of college educated women she thought. macomb county, michigan, that that s red tells you quite a bit. donald trump did well with blue collar union voters, traditionally democratic voters. a lot of problems for hillary clinton but could have 1068 sol them with one solution. macomb county, 67% of the vote is huge, except the raw numbers matter. a lot of african-americans simply didn t come out to vote. next door to wisconsin. down here. look at milwaukee. lost the state by the tiniest of