but yet, again, you are loathed to, in fact, acknowledge a positive accomplishment. why is that? juan: no, because, in fact, it is lower. but it was lower even when obama was in there they hit all-time lows in terms of people crossing the southern border. kimberly: now people don t come over because they are afraid the wall. juan: in fact president trump unleash additional visas for workers. what do you think of that? jesse: i hadn t heard that interesting high tech workers? juan: no, no. dana: ones that work at mar-a-lago. jesse: they work under water? dana: i m for it. i m for more legal immigration. jesse: i know under obama the border patrol is making sandwiches forrism legals. and i will lees under trump is delivering under traffickers. less smuggling, less cartel activity. less illegal border crossing and less human traffickers.
so i think the challenge i think the challenge for the administration will be to if they want to do something similar to this they have to explain why it s different enough or narrow enough to not raise that same concern. we certainly recognize that it s the president s job to protect the country and he has a lot of power to do that. he just can t do it in an unconstitutional way and there are a number of tool at his dispose toole protect the country without this blanket ban that applies to infants and school children and law-abiding high tech workers or faculty at universities and so there are things he could be well within the law to improve security but instead of doing those things he focused on this broad band that serves no national purpose. washington state solicitor general noah purcell who is doing the lawyering olympics on
raise that same concern. we certainly recognize that it s the president s job to protect the country and he has a lot of power to do that. he just can t do it in an unconstitutional way and there are a number of tool at his disposal to protect the country without this blanket ban that applies to infants and school children and law-abiding high tech workers or faculty at universities and so there are things he could be well within the law to improve security but instead of doing those things he focused on this broad band that serves no national purpose. washington state solicitor general noah purcell who is doing the lawyering olympics on this thursday night. thanks for talking to me, appreciate it. my pleasure, thank you. programming note. we told you about the town hall i hosted in chicago today. due to the breaking news, that will air tomorrow night. but we had a lively, emotional at times raw and fascinating debate with members and leaders of the community about what s happeni
us on wednesday of this week and they re coming. tim cook and all the rest of them. they re going to be there. this is a clash of the titans. this is a confrontation. the problem is, they re going to be at hillary s christmas party, because they re big clinton supporters. do you think they can be won over? does business matter more than politics? they want a deal. of course. it s money. what sill done valley want is more visas so they can staff with high tech workers from overseas. donald trump wants, hey you bring back that money from overseas. you put it to work in the economy and build some iphones in america. will that happen? she can help with that. she s at stanford at the hoover institute. condoleeza rice. over on the fox business network. we ll watch you there. 9:00 to noon. thank you very much, brian. coming up on this monday,
and i think the jeff sessions there the senator there has a lot of good points. the h 1 b visa program for high tech workers that come here. one of the problems is that you can t it s hard to deal with the system. the bureaucracy is outrageous. perhaps there can be an agreement on how to deal with that. but the birth right citizenship issue is something that the supreme court is not going to change it. and a constitutional amendment is just not possible. well, a few actual republican candidates in this race right now have proposed constitutional amendments on the supreme court, on abortion, and on gay marriage. so it s not totally out of the mainstream to do that. number one. think a gay marriage constitutional amendment is actually going to happen? no, i don t. that s my point. but republicans have also proposed it. i already president obama was elected you said it was mainstream. not even republicans think that, jesse. let me finish, juan. what i also said