is significant, $250 billion. what is significant, $250 billion. what is in it, how do you curtail china s power? is in it, how do you curtail china s ower? ~ . . , is in it, how do you curtail china s ower? . , ., , ., power? well, it is really about, one, power? well, it is really about, one. there power? well, it is really about, one, there is power? well, it is really about, one, there is the power? well, it is really about, one, there is the additional - one, there is the additional restrictions on doing business with chinese restrictions on doing business with chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms from chinese firms, which went up to 59 firms from 44 under the previous administration, and china has vowed to retaliate administration, and china has vowed to retaliate on that, but also the direct to retaliate on that, but also the direct subsidies, 50 billion alone, to the direct subsidies, 50 billion alone, to the compute
they come citizens, speak english well and agree with the constitution? i agree that they need to learn the language, like i have, and of course, follow the law. but at times, just like my mother, she came here to the united states the united states all of a sudden, a lot of people cannot wait 25 years to immigrate. their lives depend on it. tucker: it s not up to them them. if their family s live is in danger, would you wait? tucker: people s lives are a danger around the world but why does that mean they have ha right to love in my country? this is this country was founded on immigration. tucker: no, it wasn t, actually. it wasn t founded as a haven for the rest of the world, whatever the poem says. that s not true. where did they get that right? why do they have a right to move here if their lives are in danger? we are the most caring nation
a free society is. you have no respect for other people s opinions. you don t know what happened to him. the community who had been so appreciative of the united states all of a sudden, was acting in a very rebellious way. you know, we had a mayor that defied federal authority. we will not lend our respective resources, whether they be in the form of police officers or any other resources, to assist the federal government in any way, shape or form tore inappropriately repatriate elian gonzales to cuba. that seeps to sound like an invitation for the community to block federal authorities and in assurance to them that the miami
like you people have no you don t have a clue about what being in a free society is. you have no respect for other people s opinions. you don t know what happened to him. the community who had been so appreciative of the united states all of a sudden was acting in a very rebellious way. you know, we had a mayor that defied federal authority. we will not lend our respecti reecti respecti respective resources whether they be police officers or any other resources in any way,
allies. they ve been a true partner of the united states and so many efforts globally. it s hard to imagine that in the first conversation between the prime minister and president that it would end so badly. my understanding is it had a lot to do with the president s executive order which is being challenged by world leaders throughout the world as to why the united states all of a sudden is changing its policy on refugees and is restricting entry into our country from muslim countries. all that is causing a lot of anxiety with our closest allies globally and there s got to be candid discussions between our friends such as the australian prime minister and the president-elect. and if you can t have that candid discussion without the presidentic mag it difficult, it s going to be a tough relationship. do you think president trump should live up to the commitment made by president obama to sep those 1,500 refugees who are on these islands off the coast of