don t know why he rated the extra. and the only thing i can think of is that she s since 1952, 1953, she s probably seen 15 prime ministers, over a dozen it s probably entertaining to her. she thinks, oh, the buffoon is in town. this is the one time you will hear lynnette lopez say i am so glad a head of state is so old because she has to be like, this guy takes the cake and she remembers the things that he is just learning about. if she were sitting here now, she would have some great stories. but it was sad to see, a weird thing that bothered me also was that theresa may is on her way out and that he probably has this weird sense of i m the senior guy on the set. like the next prime minister, he s going to stand there and he s going to think i ll break you in and i ll help you be the prime minister. i helped may do it. it was, with all due respect to
state. checks have increased in recent years to combat the growing threats of transportation hubs. however, there is no public record of how often these checks actually lead to an arrest. mimi, i want to start with you and pull back the lens here as we look at this immigration problem. this is a part of it that s largely ignored. the president talks a lot about the border with mexico. it is a broader issue than that. there are plenty of people that think that he needs a wider view when it comes to what s happening with immigration. yeah. actually, in theory, it s not a bad thing, right? this whole idea that if we put a wall up in mexico, we re going to stop human trafficking and drug trafficking, all the problems that trump claims to be want to go address. that is just so false and far from reality. and the truth is, and i saw this as a prosecutor, i think more drugs come over the border in canada. but it s a question and here is the problem of this administration of how it s address
certain gestures, a topic like reparations, for example, which most people understand will not be implemented tomorrow is a profoundly important thing for this country to do over the long term to make itself whole. that s the kind of topic where he clams up a little bit. so we went to detroit after this event in macomb and a black opponent worked on the bill to propose reparations over the years and asked him to support him and he said it was just a study, i support funds across the board from all races. it s this way in which he struggles to do a lot of the kinds of things we expect in 2019, which is speaking to specific communities that have issues that are not general workers issues but issues unique to them. thank you very much for your time. you re talking about he s like a secular priest. it s a wonderful piece, as i said, the kov ircover of this w the new york times. up ahead, days after prince
and the fact that this is sort of going under the radar should maybe be slightly even more frightening because we know what s happening already in mexico at the border. you know, what are we going to start hearing well, we re start to go hear some troubling stories about what is happening in canada. certainly law enforcement has increased powers at the border, but it is not fine to do racial profiling. which it sounds like that s what they re doing. so i think in theory, having a broader view of the problems at the borders is a good thing. but as with many things with this administration, how it s being carried out is already seemingly problematic and i m sure is going to get worse. joshua, with all due credit to the aclu and my colleagues who reported this piece, what are the deficits when we look at what we re talking about and
what happened. at the general conceit of all of this, the fact mexico could stop migrants from coming through mexico to the u.s. border, everybody said that s a fanciful thing. it hasn t happened and couldn t happen. through that sense this is a delay. the white house officials i spoke with when this first came up said there s no way mexico can do what we want them to do in the time that they need to do it to stave off these tariffs. now they ve come up with this very thin document, and nothing has changed because the belief is still that mexico can t do not only in the time they set that the tariffs imposed but even in this 90 days so you re just going to see a replay of what we ve seen in the last week, and the thing that this is really shown to me is that the president is a very small play book in terms of doing anything he wants to do. tariffs have become his main thing. this is not tariffs because they re having a trade dispute. this is tariffs because of a completely differ