permits. it s the work permits that are most damaging to the most vulnerable members of storyociety. right. and the 5 1/2 million people benefitting are people who have u.s.-born children. it s not only stopping the deportation, it s freezing deportations for three years for people who have children in this country. so what do you do with the 11 million people roy? what do you think happens with them? what i think happens is that if you re not deporting them you re dealing with that issue you just talked about. but you don t have to reward them with the work permits. and you don t center to take it out on the members of society. why should those americans who can t find a job and those americans whose wages are depressed by the presence of so many foreign workers, why should they have to pay the costs of in? why does the not stop with just the deportation issue? why does he have to issue the work permits? roy, by not doing that what you re saying essentially go to the illegal emplo
where he said, look, you can put your police on high alert but you don t center to put them on high alert in public. keep them someplace in a staging area out of line of sight but ready to go at the moment s notice if they need to. i think you can do something like that in new york where you don t line the streets and make it look like a third world country but have them ready to go if you need them. jonah, thank you very much. we re quickly changie ining subjects. rudy giuliani said in this country we re free to protest. it is our right. it encourages change. he drew the line when the protest gets violent, or worse, really violent. hopefully that s not the case. my inner instincts tell me it won t be. we ll see.
reporters railsing, you have to conduct yourself civility and if the other folks don t you can walk away and you don t center to be bullied it is a perpetual campaign we have in washington and both studies, everyone republican or democrat feels like they have to go to war withiver issue. the americansy feel there is it a amazing cotwine the white house and the white house priss corp and it is it treated with kid by the press and don t hold them to the same standarped and even from my perspective compared to bill clinton, it seemed like he was more harshly treated from a public perspective and i want you to speak to the role of journalist in that position it is it a heady place to be in the white house press room. is it tough to be the watch dog for the people, and not
reporters railsing, you have to conduct yourself civility and if the other folks don t you can walk away and you don t center to be bullied it is a perpetual campaign we have in washington and both studies, everyone republican or democrat feels like they have to go to war withiver issue. the americansy feel there is it a amazing cotwine the white house and the white house priss corp and it is it treated with kid by the press and don t hold them to the same standarped and even from my perspective compared to bill clinton, it seemed like he was more harshly treated from a public perspective and i want you to speak to the role of journalist in that position it is it a heady place to be in the white house press room. is it tough to be the watch dog for the people, and not
vulgarities . maybe you did behind my back but never to my face? there is it a difference, yeah. maybe i did it behind your back but never to your face. that is something you wrote about national journal piece this week, it is not just adversarial, but it is it at a level of vulgarity and intensit i that most people would be shocked by. yeah, and the reason i took the step i done, i felt like the person was waving my time and the taxpayer s time. this person works a few steps from thor val office and shouldn t be writing nasty emaim tots press. a lot of reporters don t center as covering as as you can be . i say that jokingly. someone who is not use to dealing with like me and don t have the experience you and i do. i worry about younger