she sympathized with the plight of native americans and cause celeb being associated with native americans. all of that probably went on. she should have said i was wrong, i was dead wrong otherwise i wouldn t have taken a d.n.a. test. tucker: it s funny. she ll didn t grow up on a reservation and speak any indigenous language she grew up like what she is conventional white american woman and in what sense would she identify in other words, like a d.n.a. test doesn t really speak to your actual experience. kind of irrelevant, isn t it. it is irrelevant. she also apologized to the cherokee nation for suggesting that the d.n.a. test would confirm that she was in fact native personal. again, but i don t believe that s the number one reason she is doing so badly in the polls. perceived to be somebody not very exciting. have you heard her speeches? they put to you sleep. as far as her view she s is as radical from the next
from juarez to el paso families and unaccompanied children. this is a crisis. the authority being used is the called the international emergency powers act. two things. there has to be a national emergency. check that box. has to be a threat to our national security, foreign policy, or economy, check all three of those boxes. here s what we want, tucker. here is the answer to your question. we want mexico to do three things. the southern border where the illegal aliens are crossing is in guatemala. it s only 150 miles across. 2,000-mile burden. it s characterized by numerous choke points that are easily to choke off. we want the mexican government choke those choke points. number two, they have to put an end to this conveyor belt in the transnational criminal organizations that are making billions of dollars off the american public and off the poor people that are being
exploited by them. and, thirdly, they have to the mexican government has to cooperate on this whole issue of asylum. the mexican government should take those folks and hold them there on mexican soil. that would put an end to what is essentially a strategic gaming of the asylum system. we know most of these illegal aliens coming are only using that as an excuse to evade what little laws we have. tucker: do you anticipate the mexican government will do this immediately by june 10th i think is the deadline according to the president s statement last night. will they do this? i m sure they will immediately engage with our side. we re not trying to punish mexico in any sense. we want them to solve the problem. the metric as chief of staff mulvaney said last night the numbers coming in go down dramatically. that is what we are looking for. and, to the point as to who pays for the tariffs, the tariffs weren t going to
oh, look, karolyn, we ve got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today s xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i d rather not. tucker: elizabeth warren hopes that releasing a d.n.a. test would silence her critics and save her presidential campaign. instead it appeared to backfired. warren s phony heritage is a mill stone holding her career down in a radio appearance today on the breakfast club how is warren really any different from phony black woman rachel dolezal? was there any benefit to that? no. boston globe did a full investigation. it never affected, nothing about my family ever affected any job i ever got. you didn t get a discount on college? kind of like the original
hurt mexico. they would have no inclination to come to the bargaining table. just that the tariffs didn t hurt china, they wouldn t be negotiating with us. tucker: of course. the fact of the matter is mexico is going to pay those tariffs mexican corporations send us products. we will see lower prices, lower profits. and less investment. weave will see more investment come here to the u.s. to locate on the domestic soil. yes, i think the mexicans will respond to this because it s going to cost them dearly. remember, this crisis is costing us dearly now. all we are seek something fairness, tucker. tucker: peter navarro from the white house tonight. thank you very much. my pleasure. tucker: austan goolsbee chaired economics council under president obama. he is also a professor at the university of chicago. he joining us now. mr. goolsbee, thank you very much for coming on. hey, tucker, good to see you again. tucker: thank you. good to see you again. easy to see how this coul