attracting up to 1 million people to go straight to hong kong. and then on wednesday, tens of thousands of people that ended up in a violent clash with police. dozens injured. but this goes to, i guess, the very doerr of what these people are fighting for which is their freedom. and they feel that is being eroded by china. and certainly will be eroded through the extradition bill. what is the extradition bill, it means anybody here in hong kong, these are not just citizens. these could be business people, journalists could then be charged with an offense, criminal offense. and enthen extradited to the mainland and face court there. people here are seriously concerned that would involve political activists who would then be charged on trumped up charges, and then taken to the mainland. yeah, we saw the book sellers,
it s for the safety of the child first and foremost. a prosecution for a serious criminal offense, being a threat to the child, disease or someone who was presenting a family relationship that doesn t exist. the other thing on the health care, we are doing everything we can to take care of these children as they arrive. we have had over 150,000 kids processed in the last three months, our agents are doing an amazing job. laura: do you think the new rule that was released today that sponsors of illegal immigrants who will have to guarantee they will pay for their health care? they will pay for their other costs which is a law right now but not enforced. is that a good idea? will that bring down the illegal immigration? i think we are looking to tightening our enforcement that haven t been enforced effectively in the past to make it harder to be here unlawfully. those are important steps.
may be one case a day out of the 3,000 families arriving. it s for the safety of the child first and foremost. as a prosecution for a serious criminal offense, threat to the child, disease or someone who was presenting a family relationship doesn t exist. the other thing on the health care, we are doing everything we can to take care of these children as they arrive. we have had over 150,000 kids processed in the last three months, our agents for amazing job. laura: do you think the new world that was released today that sponsors of illegal immigrants will have to guarantee they will pay for their health care? they will pay for their other costs which is a lot right now, but not enforced. is that a good idea? with that bring down the illegal immigration? i think we are looking to tightening our enforcement that haven t been enforced effectively in the past to make
not just looking for statutory criminal offenses. take the parent determination to pursue his big moscow business deal during the course of the campaign. that s what michael cohen lied about and he is going to prison for having lied about. there s nothing criminal about a presidential negotiating a business deal. he did lie about it to the people. it is incredibly compromising for the president of the united states with respect to the russian government which is trying to destabilize and influence our election outcome. that s something our intelligence committee wants to know about. we want to investigate the clause violations and the continuing collection of money from foreign princes and governments by the president. that s not something that the mueller investigation ever touched because that s not a federal criminal offense. it s something constitutionally. right to the heart of our
accountable for misdemeanors, for high crimes. there is a serious breach of the law, and it s provable, then that would warrant an impeachment. we re not there at this moment. but you would do the impeachment proceeding in the house even if you didn t think it would get the two-thirds majority in the senate needed for conviction in order to remove donald trump from office? yes, i would. you would just be satisfied impeaching him in the house, letting him continue to serve out his term as bill clinton did? he was impeached in the house but he wasn t convicted in the senate. that s correct, but you have to take a look at what are the charges, what are we talking about here? are we talking about serious criminal offense? i will see what happens. those do change as information comes in, as there s new data, new evidence. maybe the votes are there. we don t know the underlying issues right now. we know there have been very serious allegations. are they provable? we re going to find