and you can t even feed them, you would be knocking on that movie stars, saying, is there some way that i can be here in your home and work for you? mark: she still wouldn t let me end. you know that. she would. she would. mark: here s the thing, you talk about all the children, there are women being raped, these are overwhelmingly young men. what kind of asylum-seekers leave the old and the sick, and the kids, and the women folk back in guatemala, or wherever, and it s just the young men who come across the frontier? it s overwhelmingly young men. yes, probably about 75% to 80% are young men, you are right. they are the ones who want to do better for their families and they are leaving desperately. they see no way that they can be able to survive in some of the
when heartburn hits. fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum. smoothies. only from tums mark: president trump delivered the traditional turkey pardon today at the white house. more than 40 million turkeys will be even this thanksgiving, but two south dakota south dakota birds named peas and carrots will be spared that fate, at least until a ninth circuit judge overturns the president s pardon. i m an immigrant, but i thought when they said the president was pardoning a turkey, i thought they were talking about the
why is it in the interest of guatemala or anywhere else to be denuded of its most talented people? well, sure, it s mostly economic. in the united states and i m sure you do read the statistics, the united states is growing at less than 1%. the united states needs about 350,000 new people every year. these 10,000 are good people. i met them mark: they may be good people they are doing great, financially, but there dream is to come to the united states. mark: there are plenty of good people. if you go to these airports, you get your mail order on a machine. nobody needs people anymore, it s all automation. that s not true. mark: no, it is true. 30% of the world will be unemployed in a few years. what is the real situation thank you. what s the real situation at the border, and what our agents
am supposed to seek asylum in the first safe country i come to? my friend, we all know the united states is today the most powerful nation in the world. it is their dream of many, many people who are just trying to get out of dire poverty, violence, to be able to reach the united states and to be a blessing, as they are the immigrants to this nation. that s the dream. they are coming to the united states, and they are seeking asylum. they are not innovating. it s such a small number. mark: wait a minute you are now saying that a dream is a basis for asylum. i might have a dream definitely. mark: i might have a dream to live in barbra streisand house, doesn t mean i have a right to move into her guest bedroom. if you are a block away from her home and you are being attacked and being and your children, the only chance they g
support from her side of the aisle. my view is her complaint is so lame it won t do any damage to people s faith in democracy, but it is out there anyway. mark: speaking of faith and democracy, we mention, here we are two years are, we are still investigating officially the 2016 election. today, the president finished his answers for robert mueller. does that mean mr. mueller s investigation is drawing to a close? one would think this represents a final say. i think the mueller team has been waiting to see what kind of answers it would get president trump to answer for quite some time, and this appears to be it. i suppose it is theoretically possible that they could look at these answers and say, wait a minute, this opens up a whole new lineup inquiry. these independent councils or special prosecutors, when that was still the case, do tend to go on for as long as they want with whatever budget they need.