beliefs and values. universal truths, eternal truths. and when a society doesn t have that, a society can t succeed. it breaks apartment it. i personally see this. with immigration. that you have a political party that does not believe in it. you have a corporate entities that keep different languages, they press button 1 for this and 2 for this. it is very concerning to me. but is it a bigger problem. assimilation is americanization, that is what is intended. the point you are raising not necessarily just within immigration. you touched on that too. it is crucial for the people who are already here. to be americanized.
gun, much closer charge. the heinous and violent ms 13 game is letting in girls as the group becomes americanized. females on about to join the gang can central america but there is an increase in female involvement, and by learning victims into an ambush. a teenage girl connected ms 13 admitted to brutally killing another girl outside washington dc. a question being asked. will liberal elite ever see the light? hollywood getting slammed with backlash of biblical proportions for this year s church seemed met gala in new york last night. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the outrage online. trying to figure out what the
states. he went to high school here and started business here, he was americanized. he says he always planned on going back. i don t want to jump in his head. but it sure seemed like he was putting roots down. is great to get your insights on how you felt about that interview. you have this opportunity but i feel like this one is special. is this a special episode? it is, is really such a tiny country but it s the flashpoint of so much that goes on in the world. this is a man who was so reluctant to get involved in politics. he was so happy not to be in it. his brother s death changed everything for him. and i mean everything for him. he ended up going into a profession that he never wanted.
have stayed in the united states. he went to high school here and started business here, he was americanized. he says he always planned on going back. i don t want to jump in his head. but it sure seemed like he was putting roots down. is great to get your insights on how you felt about that interview. you have this opportunity but i feel like this one is special. is this a special episode? it is, is really such a tiny country but it s the flashpoint of so much that goes on in the world. this is a man who was so reluctant to get involved in politics. he was so happy not to be in it. his brother s death changed everything for him. and i mean everything for him. he ended up going into a profession that he never wanted.
fearful of seeking government aid in a moment of life and death in houston. but i think the president was up to something. i think the timing was significant. i think he did this for the reason you articulated. the fifth circuit court of appeals has found it unconstitutional, basically saying you want these people who are americanized to stay here. i want something in return. that s what he s going to try to get. bret: we will see where it goes. thank you. president trump says the disaster from hurricane irma could ve been much worse. the president was in southwest florida today to get a firsthand look at damage from the second major hurricane to hit this country in two weeks. mike tobin was there and has the story. president trump lending a hand during a visit to the hard-hit naples the state park today. don t forget a sandwich. promising the full support of the administration. we are there for you 100%. i ll be back here numerous time