are undermined. if you look from the year 2000 to 2014, 5.7 net new jobs created. what percentage are jobs held by people not born here? all of them. the fact is american workers senator, your time is up. that s why they are upset. you really need to clarify your position because you say you re not for amnesty but have before for a path of citizenship. that s not right. i said secure the border, when that s done we will deal with the folks compassion netly, if you want to say rubio or jeb are for, that s right. i ve never been for amnesty, will never be for amnesty and secure the border. not enough to defend sanctuary cities and jail those mayors and councilmen as accessories for the crimes committed by people that shouldn t be here in the first place. thank you, governor.
for, that s right. i ve never been for amnesty, will never be for a.mnesty and secure the border. not enough to defend sanctuary cities and jail those mayors and councilmen as accessories for the crimes committed by people that shouldn t be here in the first place. thank you, governor. dana, i want to change the subje subject. we re staying on immigration. glove new york city pataki, they are debating the policy of granting u.s. citizen ship to every by baby born in this coun even if born to undocumented immigrants. senator graham wants to end it, governor pataki, you support keeping it. it s a small part of an important issue. let me comment on what my colleagues said. we have to secure the border. people have to come to america legally. that has to be step one. step two is we have to stop releasing criminals into the communities.
that were running for mayor. and i m not going to expose them for not being part of the solution but being part of the problem. i not only did that, i came with solutions rather than just talking about it, i did something about it. the washington post wrote my solutions and, quiet frankly, what s going on now the paper what they want to do. do you believe that trump has staying power? or do you think he s just a flash in the pan. i call donald trump running on emotion and he runs on going
look what happened in san francisco. happened elsewhere as well. make them criminally liable. then i bet you wouldn t have mayors and city councilman trying to flaunt federal law. bill: seems like a tough sell with this administration. make them look in the faces of those victims families. make them talk to the victims families why does it make sense deporting people. commit felonies. we deport them. let them come back. sanctuary cities won t even be deported. they re allowed to stay. that is magnet for people to come here to break our laws. there should be civil liability, if victims families, don t get authorities to act, sue themselves, mayors and councilmen, but those not going after city officials that create sanctuary cities. bill: on immigration, i look ad a lot of different positions you and others, there does not seem to be a clear distinction on a lot of specifics for immigration. that will flush itself out in cleveland, ohio. next week. also in ohio we re partnering with f
activists who said in a statement, we took this task in our own hands because our president, governor, mayors legislators, and councilmen had a moral duty to remove the flag but failed to act. we could not sit by and watch the victims of the charleston massacre be laid to rest while the inspiration of their deaths continue to fly above their caskets. there wasn t just one activist standing by brie newsome while she was on that pole she had the support of a movement. a movement that understands what barbara ransby reminded us of the lessons taught by ella baker when she wrote recently in color lines, while some forms of resistance might be reflexive and simple that is when pushed too hard most of us push back even if we don t have a plan or hope of winning-organizing a movement is different. it is not organic, instinct active or ever easy.