would still vote for me. but to stand up today and say, by the way, i can do this with an emergency act, i m not going to do it even though there are terrorists, the boogie man is coming, nobody has seen him but me, the boogie man is coming and i could do an emergency act but i m not going to do it, and 800,000 workers furloughed or getting late pay, they really want it because they understand getting the boogie man that doesn t exist is more important than them being able to pay their bills. i mean the arrogance of someone to say that and then say, and i may do it for a year by the way, but i don t have to because i could do the emergency act, but i m going to make you suffer anyway, but i don t have to do it. i m desperate to know how putin gets him to stay on script, but that s for another conversation. let me just read you some of this reporting about undocumented workers at his properties because it feels like the kind of story everyone will be able to get. any small business ow
shutdown where republicans and democrats can t agree on anything about how to reopen the government, but nancy pelosi decided to start this out with a graceful note before it all dissolves. but i think that was important for her to do. and don t forget, most of these republicans ran against her, used her in their campaign ads, made her public enemy number one and at this point though, now, she is their speaker. she is the speaker of the house and she decided to be gracious about it, which i think was completely appropriate. dana, what did you think quickly? i agree. and kevin mccarthy, the enough republican leader, was also gracious. yes. by the same token, he led campaign after campaign after campaign, many which lost, some of them were successful, again using nancy pelosi as the boogie
night. we knew about it because she was in our bed. she was scared of the boogie man. it was something she never really got over. 23 years old. sleeping with a night light. always a bathroom light on. yeah. it wasn t just the dark that scared christina. it was what might happen in the dark. christina had a fear her whole life she would be taken. taken? abducted? yes. where did this come from? i don t know. her absolute worst fear is exactly what happened to her. how many people actually live their worst nightmare? from early childhood, christina morris fears did not slow her down. she is not one to sit in front of the tv. she has to be taking pictures or working on the computer. she always had to be going. christina s parents divorced
boogie man, was funding the caravan. it turns out that the video was apparently not even shot in honduras but in guatemala. trump is now threatening to call the military to guard the southern border, to cut off aid to those countries and tear up the trade deal he just signed with mexico if they don t stop the caravan, all of it designed to revive a now familiar animus toward immigrants that helped propel trump into the presidency. joining me now, senior adviser to move on.org. tiffany cross, manager editor of the beat d.c., and democratic california congressman jimmy gomez. congressman, what do we know about the status of this caravan and what is the origin of it? the caravan has been a yearly activity to show the plight of asylum seekers around the globe. it often starts in guatemala and honduras and moves north. by the time it gets north, it s only a few hundred people and they seek asylum the proper way
was in our bed. the boogie man was going to get her one day. reporter: it was something she never really got over. 23-year-old, was sleeping with a night light. always a bathroom light on. reporter: and it wasn t just the dark that scared christina. it was what might happen in the dark. she had a fear her whole lyle that she would be taken. reporter: taken? abducted? where did this come from? i don t know. but her worst fear is what happened to her. how many people live their worst nightmare? reporter: from early childhood, her fears didn t slow her down. she s not one to sit in front of the tv and watch tv. she has to be taking pictures or working on the computer. she always had to be going. reporter: christina s parents divorced when she was a baby. she grew up in suburban dallas,