of $8.6 billion for a wall, that s a six times the investment based on what the president got this year on a deterrent policy that we know doesn t work and deterrence got us to the man made family separation crisis that the trump administration put into place. we know 2800 kids who were separated officially during the zero tolerance period, but hhs pointed out how there might be thousands more children who were separated before the trump administration started that deterrent policy officially when jeff sessions announced it and now it turns out dana from the southern district of california and the judge down here has said that the trump administration must add those thousands of children to this list of the overall separated numbers. that could bring the numbers up to 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, 6,000 and we don t know because we don t have the accounting from the government as to how many children were separated in advance of the policy.
hotel. we should be clear about that. although d.c. hotel is owned by the foreign government, donald trump properties all around this country essentially paying the president money to stay there. you have foreign government and diplomats saying that they are saying it is property because they believe that s the proper thing to do when you are in town to visit the president of the united states. that s right. that has happened before and the most recent examples was last year. the flip philippines, hay htheya party at the trump s hotel in d.c. this is part of building a relationship with donald trump. david, always good to see you my friend. thank you. the family separation crisis is even more dire than we thought. according to a new report from the department of health and services, thousands more children have been separated
want to do them harm. and this is on purpose. this is part of the systemic cruelty of this administration. what do you say, congresswoman, to this argument, they re kind of making it on its face, in the wake of the death of a 7-year-old girl, well, this is what you get. this is what you re saying, right? if your daughter has cerebral palsy and needs medical care in the border town of tijuana and you can t get it, you shouldn t have brought her here. we have to stop people from coming. what do you say to that argument? well, it s ridiculous, because all the people that i spoke to are fleeing death. and the conditions in the countries, and the majority of the people i spoke to were from honduras. they are still they told me over and over again, what they told me during the family separation crisis. we have to leave because we face death at home. so it s not that they re seeking the american dream. they are just seeking to get away from the reign of terror. so this is outrageous. it
face, in the wake of the death of a 7-year-old girl, well, this is what you get. this is what you re saying, right? if your daughter has cerebral palsy and needs medical care in the border town of tijuana and you can t get it, you shouldn t have brought her here. we have to stop people from coming. what do you say to that argument? well, it s ridiculous, because all the people that i spoke to are fleeing death. and the conditions in the countries, and the majority of the people i spoke to were from honduras. they are still they told me over and over again, what they told me during the family separation crisis. we have to leave because we face death at home. so it s not that they re seeking the american dream. they are just seeking to get away from the reign of terror. so this is outrageous. it is, again, against our international human rights treaties. but most of all, chris, it just breaks my heart, seeing a young unaccompanied minor who had been shot in both knees by the honduran
right? if your daughter has cerebral palsy and needs medical care in the border town of tijuana and you can t get it, you shouldn t have brought her here. we have to stop people from coming. what do you say to that argument? well, it s ridiculous, because all the people that i spoke to are fleeing death. and the conditions in the countries, and the majority of the people i spoke to were from honduras. they are still they told me over and over again, what they told me during the family separation crisis. we have to leave because we face death at home. so it s not that they re seeking the american dream. they are just seeking to get away from the reign of terror. so this is outrageous. it is, again, against our international human rights treaties. but most of all, chris, it just breaks my heart, seeing a young unaccompanied minor who had been shot in both knees by the honduran gangs and was weeping. i tried to accompany some people across. they were turned away. and it was only becau