i can t even critique the tweet. i will say it is lit. it s lit on fire. we re going to hell in a hand basket quick. so lit is appropriate, just not in the colloquial, in this sense. i am hopeful donald trump will fumble this, just like he s fumbled everything else. hopefully and you were talking about mitch mcconnell waiting too late. i do hope he waits in part because this was supposed to be something where we were allowed an election so the american people could have a voice. that s the same thing they said in 2016 are we electing a president this year? what i was saying was it s a mid-term election and elections have consequences to use you all s talking points all day. the reality is these senators who are in these seats should have a voice but so should the american people.
of the public doesn t want it? i don t think that s what the public wants. tucker: 85% of black voters don t want to come 80% of all voters don t. and emigrant comes in, they do this, that tucker: i don t see the ads. they are paying their bills, they are misleading. we should be clear. you talk about dreamers who go through this process, tucker:uc you won t acknowledge this poll. i read the poll. that s not what the poll says. tucker: you think the majority of american support chain migration. what poll are you referring to? ch i don t think you can throw poll terms at me tucker: 85% of african-american voters think immigration policy should be based on merit, not based on having relatives in the u.s. that is the definition, both colloquial and technical, of chain migration. are you suggesting we should shift to a skilled base or cut? all of the white house is doing is cutting the legal immigration. we should i think only let
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that, my frustration in this debate is that a lot of the players in it are not straightforward about what they are really for them what they are really against. their agendas are closed. why is assad the focus of so much anger in washington? i don t know. i try only to talk about things i ve studied. what i do know is that when the syrian civil war began five, six years ago, there were a lot of dirty hands in that mix. including american hands. everybody was arming somebody. we have a monstrous war going on there with so many groups being armed by so many different states, but the thing about assad to me has always been, and maybe this is colloquial, but he has been the protector of the and christians, and the nonjihadists islamic population in syria. at a time when the main threat there, the islamic state, isis, caps off the heads of these