successful often have more influence. now, you know, if you have that, hopefully you try and use it not just to increase your net worth or your glory, but for broader causes. but yeah. it is an unusual system that very successful people have more influence. how much money have you given away so far? well over $40 billion. what s the simplest answer to the question people might ask, which is the vast majority of your giving benefits n non-americans. why do do you that? we give $500 million a year to u.s. education, so that s our second biggest area. our biggest by quite a bit is the global health work, and there because there was such a vacuum that very few people were working in that space,
we re not putting illegals above tint of americans. we deal with the budget first. sandra: richard let brad finish. we are not going to put the interests of non-americans who are here illegally above the interests of americans. we deal with the budget. if you wanted to deal in good faith originally you would have had a clean cr. something you ve been crying about for years. we need a clean cr. suddenly it doesn t need to be a clean cr we need to add other legislation to it. sandra: all right. we ve got to leave it there. the crying nickname, leave that one for chuck schumer. that s the president s nickname for schumer. a spirited debate. thank you. bill: richard slipped a little bit on himself there. good catch. another big story to watch now this morning the u.s. believes the syrian government is now responsible for another chemical weapons attack against its own people. nikki haley says russia is
votes. one of the concepts that i completely reject is that we have too much legal in immigration. mr. miller wants to restrict legal immigration any time we have a worker shortage or the declining population that we need more legal immigration. jeff, you tell us, how much does the president speak with miller and how much does he listen to him? i am not in the white house so i don t know how much he does speak to miller. i don t think that lyndsey graham representing the point of view, the white house have been backing stepen miller outside the white house. i think that with the president, what the president wants and what he says the country wants is to get a place of much security and the country is not willing to take risks for non americans. what did you notice?
melissa: that s the picture that democrats are trying to paint. the flip side of that is you have vice president mike pence standing in front of troops and saying that democrats are getting paid on capitol hill while you guys are out here risking your lives and serving your country without a paycheck. a civics lesson will tell you it takes 60 votes in the senate and that s what is missing. is that narrative winning? it s winning because it s the reality of what s going on. donald trump made a promise to put americans first. we re having the debate over non-americans. that s the reality of the debate. now the president already said that he wanted to get to a daca deal. this is a totally separate issue and i know it s political but honestly melissa, i don t understand the democrats win on this. if they were saying let s shut down the government over planned parenthood because women issues is important to our platform that s one thing. if they would have said we ll
numbers in newark, new jersey about 12% of high schoolers are adequate in math. in camden, among kids in grades 3 through 8 it s 7% have reached the math standard. why wouldn t the incoming governor make that his priority and not legal aid to illegal aliens. i think you are unfair in the premise you said. first and foremost as it relates to new jersey there is 500,000 undocuments in our state that s 6% of our population. so they re not the criminals that you purport them to be. they are our neighbors. tucker: i m not calling them criminals. what i m calling them is non-americans which they are. and i m not against them, actually. i think they are probably mostly nice people. the government hats duty first and foremost to protect its own people. in new jersey i used to live in the state so i knew, too. has cities crumbling and that pa they thick and dangerous and the schools are terrible. where is the emphasis on that. i don t know where you say the schools is terrible. governor m