department that is his who can vigorously defend it because they re going to be sued. but this is about a president who is more interested in protecting americans than protecting what could be terrorists. here s what we know. since that judge put the ruling in, there are has been a 77% increase of people coming from those countries. why do you think that happened? abby: governor, let s put up the stats. you look at the past week, february 3rd to february 11th, syria 340, iraq 170, 115 sudan, 37. and that s what president trump has been saying, governor. if you lift this ban, that makes it more likely that dangerous people can come into this country should americans looking at these numbers in the past week. should then concerned? they should be very concerned because this judge has made us really more at risk. look, we don t think that all of the hundreds of thousands of people who are
one of the tenets of our show is the great acceptance speeches are ones that have it pointed you in our more personal. america s favorite diplomat may have to return to making the movie. be in the plastics of the famous. people look at you all the time. abby: clayton, are you listening? lindsay lohan for a mean girls sequel to help solve this here and refugee crisis. trades for its about time. solving our problems. president trump that the shares across the country to discuss restoring law and order and keeping our country safe. what changes do they hope to see you? lucky enough to have shares in the room with the. caroline wasser chester county, pennsylvania.
country to get us back on track where businesses and jobs will thrive again. i really am amazed at how tone death the democrats seem to be. but they re really, really getting good at it. but the mainstream liberal wanting to label it the liberal tea party. over this idea that there s this new nuanced resistance to a overbearing president trump. certainly not the type of reception the tea party got in 2009 as a response to president obama. i mean, with the one sided media willing to off an fawn, how did the media get what mr. trump was doing? i know it breaks the media s heart but donald trump can get more done with a tweet than the media can do with 144 pages. and i think why they re so frustrated with him is he s marketing directly to the consumer, and he s not going through them. the traditional middle man. but the filter they present the gnaws that relates to his
front of a fast food restaurant sends a chilling message. we are following breaking news. undocumented immigrant arrests. rounding up hundreds of foreign nationals. if the new administration behind the latest crop done? 11 million undocumented immigrants and they are no longer safe to stay here. us what she would ve seen on the nightly newscasts. but i don t recall seeing the same level of scrutiny during the opponent to. president obama, more people, illegals were deported under president obama than any president in history. almost double what church of the bush abby: he was called the porter in chief. remember those newscasts? listen to the voices.
counties back across america and what did he do to help us. specifically you d like to see in your cities? i talked about two things important in minnesota. the first was the opioid overdose epidemic across this nation. at the 31% increase last year. 144 people died in my county infected with the issue of mental health in our jails and seeing and dealing with the rising problem. ready to ask for? what would you like to see from the federal government? the very powerful message from the president was his support at all levels of law enforcement and increased better communication with the federal, state and local law enforcement. the support and also used a term that hasn t been used frequently. that is to help strengthen the bond in the community with the county sheriffs. the sheriffs are elected by the citizens in their communities