build the wall. there is no place in america for hatred or acts of prejudice or violence or anti-semitism. bill: that s mike pence backing up the words after the vandalized jewish cemetery. what the administration is saying about that now. and there is this. shannon: tensions boiling over at another string of rowdy republican town hall events across the country. are these crowds simply angry constituents or is there something more well-organized and well-funded going on as well? our panel will debate that fair and balanced. it is not a representation of a member s district. it s a small group of people disrupting something in many cases for media attention. and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief.in one chewable tablet
the vision thing as george w. bush. donald trump has to describe a place where he sees the country three or four years from now. these are the material gains, concrete things that he wants to do, yes, but also a vision for what the country is like after his tenure. and by the way, if i were kellyanne conway i would quit being so cock sure about eight years. i would have a little humility and deference. bill: she is not the only one talking that way. the president talks that way, too. they ought to step it back and say we hope we earn your trust for a second term, not we re going to have one so shut up. bill: steven miller will write the speech. another barn burner like the state of the union? we have not seen another style from him. the administration promises that we will hear something different this time. but if this is blood and soil and the dark knight of the american soul, then they think they have a problem. i think they re more optimistic than that and you ll probably
aliens here with guns posing a specific danger to our deputies, to our law enforcement officers and to the community. but i have a simple question for those who think there is a problem with that. why don t you take them home with you. why don t you rent them a home next door to you. they are living next door to somebody in our community and they are terrorizing them. if you are here illegally, you have to go. bill: others have focused on the economy. do you think we take a hit economically if you get what you are talking about today? i absolutely do not think we take an economic hit. i come from a community that s both suburban and rural. a lot of farmers. the people we arrest aren t harvesting any vegetables or any citrus. the only thing they are doing is bringing narcotics into this country, main lining methamphetamine from mexico through texas into florida.
they didn t vote for donald trump. it is no surprise that hillary clinton supporters are angry about the outcome of the election and they re turning that anger into going to all these town halls and being incredibly disruptive. are they angry? yes, is it authentic anger? yes. it is highly organized and doesn t reflect the political reality in america now. shannon: i want to play what mitch mcconnell had to say showing up and confronting these folks and listen it s a free country and great to see people protesting and speaking their minds whatever it is. this is his summation of where we are now. they had their shot in the election. in this country when you win the election you get to make the policy. winners make policy and losers go home. shannon: that s what happened in 2009. tea party people showed up furious about obamacare. the democrats heard them. went back to capitol hill without a single gop vote and passed it.
shannon: your take. i completely agree with what charles said. and look, what we did in the obama administration was put in place very tough standards that the u.s. government could use to vet people. we don t rely on other governments to vet people for us. we wouldn t do that on any kind of immigrant. in someplace like syria we don t trust or work with the government to vet refugees. it doesn t mean we can t have on our end really strict rules, really strict vetting to make sure we know who is coming into this country. i don t think the argument that we can t work with these governments on the other side to vet people holds water. we don t do it on any other kind of immigrants and why we do it for the most vulnerable people in the world. shannon: you sound you re there for district vetting and scrutiny. we can do it on our end and maybe that s a point of agreement for troublesome spots around the world. good to see you today. bill: the annual conference