about business deals with foreign companies, specifically companies in countries that may have been interested in the types classified materials recovered from the former president. the trump organization has just released a statement writing in part we made a strict pledge not to enter into foreign deals white president trump was in trump. a we are following this closely. is that right? did that happen? trump didn t make any deals with any companies? yeah, they have not announced any deals while trump was in office with any foreign governments be this is after he was in office, right? well, their subpoena as the new york times put the timing since 2017. so the period that trump was in office and continuing to now. we know that they did strike a deal with oman in which they are building a trump-branded golf course there. that is one of the countries according to the times is on the subpoena. so our sources are saying this appears that the special counsel is looking to see i
perspective, put aside the fact that he has a duty under the law to comply. we all know that that doesn t mean anything to him. but no defense lawyer would recommend him to do this, the evidence is too overwhelming. to testify to testify. but from a practical perspective and you hit on this in the last panel be careful what you wish for, if you re the committee, you have to understand that donald trump would love the circus, he would love the theater. would he love the mega phone and so if you re the committee, you better have a plan for teaming this tiger who s going to talk overtime committee and get his points across s use it as an opportunity to motivate his base you re not going to have a chance to do with what jimmy thomas did, no audio or video recording. why not. they should have. he martin strike a deal. it s the committee s decision, but my guess is he s going to make it difficult.
hope. we saw the administration and congress strike a deal on how we can manage guns better in this country. i hope that even on a lightning rod issue like immigration there is an opportunity, and i think that s where we as individuals need to put pressure on our political leaders to say, look, let s actually have a functioning system. when people say, well, they should come the right way, there is no right way. for three decades we have had a system that has had no change. that s where there s an opportunity to have both an orderly humane system. if we create pathways whether they re economic, asylum, if we build the income passity, if we recognize that climate displacement is only going to get worse, i think there are ways in which we can treat those in our back yard to a better system. krish, i thank you, always a pleasure to see you. thank you for your time. thanks for having me. we re just moments away from