individuals deported or have their work permits denied. do you see it the same way? president that president obama thought the same way also when he did something that was very unconstitutional by acting daca without congress authorization. i think the president of the united states, president trump now has done exactly what was the important thing to do. that is to put a time limit on it. president obama said it was temporary. now it s congress and they can come up with a solution. doing the right thing almost always means doing the hard thing, neil. now is the time. we ve put up with this insecure border, the illegal immigration for 30 years since 1986 when it was amnesty. we hit the button. now here we are in this mess today. we need to security our borders and find a solution to the daca children that are adults, a lot are adults here in the united
make america great again. has anybody heard that expression? i didn t think so. that s what we re doing, making america great again. you re seeing it with companies and jobs moving back in at very, very big numbers. they re coming back into our country. we re very proud of that. i appreciate you being here. thanks very much. [question inaudible] i have a great heart for the folks we re talking about. people think in terms of children, but they re young adults. i have a love for these people. hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. i can tell you, speaking to members of congress, they want to do something and do it right. really we have no choice. we have to do something. i think it s going to work out
very well. long-term it s going to be the right thing. thank you very much. neil: all right. in the end there, you heard the president referred to daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals. he essentially extended this for six months to let congress come up with legislation that would deal with this problem once and for all, reversing barack obama s memoranda that kept them here. 800,000 youths that came as children or infants with their parents illegally. but this is the only country they know and hope to stay. the president indicating that, you know, he hopes something can be ironed out in six months. bristol county, massachusetts sheriff, and governor jan brewer. governor, that s what he s hoping to do here. very few can see the 800,000
about 210,000 meals already there. this early, they ll add to that and personnel already on the ground. neil: we re looking a tractor trailer shots from space that look how massive this thing is and how quickly it could be moving. fema, i would imagine after harvey, it was already stretched for bucks before harvey hit. i would imagine all the more so now. they re prepared for something like this? it is indeed. i won t worry about the money. congress always finds money for fema when it s for individuals, when life and property are at risk. they already have incident response teams on florida on the ground to respond to this in advance of the storm. listen to the local folks. if they say get out, evacuate,
the fact that the white house is having to meeting with the big six and inviting democratic congressional leaders tomorrow to talk about this issue is a sign that the discussions are starting to produce fruit, this is no longer in the conceptual phase. now republicans and the white house are ironing out how low that they can get the corporate rate and whether the cuts should be permanent or expire after a number of years. so now this is starting to become more of a reality. more of a likelihood that something concrete will come together in congress. the problem is that trump keeps adding more and more to the legislative to-do list for this fall. it s not clear that congress is going to have time to get to something substantive as tax reform. neil: do you know how things went with mitch mcconnell seat next to the president as paul ryan on the other side. the president was critical of congressional leadership for botching it on the healthcare reform effort and other matters that he t