greg: i would not want that in my house. kat, do you thank you made a good case for the wall? kat: i understand that everyone who watches the show loves the wall and that you love the wall and that everyone will hate me for not loving the wall but i don t want the wall. greg: it s okay not to love the wall just like it. doesn t your department have walls? i love that argument. kat: okay, greg. they don t also cost me tens of millions of dollars when the same thing could be done by removing welfare incentives and ending the drug war. that would solve the problem that way. greg: why not take the money from that to build the wall? [applause]
greg: i would not want that in my house. kat, do you thank you made a good case for the wall? kat: i understand that everyone who watches the show loves the wall and that you love the wall and that everyone will hate me for not loving the wall but i don t want the wall. greg: it s okay not to love the wall just like it. doesn t your department have walls? i love that argument. kat: okay, greg. they don t also cost me tens of millions of dollars when the same thing could be done by removing welfare incentives and ending the drug war. that would solve the problem that way. greg: why not take the money from that to build the wall? [applause]
greg: i would not want that in my house. kat, do you thank you made a good case for the wall? kat: i understand that everyone who watches the show loves the wall and that you love the wall and that everyone will hate me for not loving the wall but i don t want the wall. greg: it s okay not to love the wall just like it. doesn t your department have walls? i love that argument. kat: okay, greg. they don t also cost me tens of millions of dollars when the same thing could be done by removing welfare incentives and ending the drug war. that would solve the problem that way. greg: why not take the money from that to build the wall? [applause]
greg: i would not want that in my house. kat, do you thank you made a good case for the wall? kat: i understand that everyone who watches the show loves the wall and that you love the wall and that everyone will hate me for not loving the wall but i don t want the wall. greg: it s okay not to love the wall just like it. doesn t your department have walls? i love that argument. kat: okay, greg. they don t also cost me tens of millions of dollars when the same thing could be done by removing welfare incentives and ending the drug war. that would solve the problem that way. greg: why not take the money from that to build the wall? [applause]
bringing crime, they re rapists. we re getting killers, we re getting drug dealers, we re getting rapists and we re also getting, i m sure, some good people. i have a great relationship with mexico. how can i not love people that give me tens of millions of dollars? donald trump is calling for a complete and total shutdown of muslims entering the united states. look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? do you know what i m talking about? i ve been treated very unfairly by this judge. this judge is of mexican heritage. if you look at his wife, she was standing there. she had nothing to say. maybe she wasn t allowed to have anything to say. honestly, places like afghanistan are safer than some of our inner cities. it s time to help the american citizens who have become refugees in their own country. these were people guilty of murder, assault, rape and all manner of violent crime.