of apprehensions at the southern border of chinese nationals. over the last year it is the up 1300%. do you think these people are running from the communist party, or are they being directed to come and stay in america until further word? both. first of all, we re seeing desperate middle class chinese, because these are generally not poor people because they can afford to pay $35,000 a head to the mexican cartels to bring them in. but among them are packs of males between 5-15 who are of military age, not coming with family groups, pretending not to speak english and engaging in chinese military rituals like drinking blood. a border section patrol chief said that some of them are known to have chinese military affiliations. so clearly, these are saboteurs coming into america to wage war on the united states on the first day that there is war in asia. maria: that is just drinking blood? is that what you just said? yes.
president lyndon johnson s cooperation and support for any more legislation. when he became the most eloquent anti war protester in america. he stood at the lincoln memorial that day in august of 63, and you said that i had a dream. did that dream envision, then you could see a war in asia? preventing for the black society, is that what you think had to be done? no, i did not imagine that. i must confess that that period was a great period of hope for me. i m sure that many others all across the nation, the black man who had about lost hope. they saw a solid decade of progress, in the south. and in 1954, which was
memorial that day in august of 63, and you said that i had a dream. did that dream envision, then you could see a war in asia? preventing for the black society, is that what you think had to be done? no, i did not imagine that. i must confess that that period was a great period of hope for me. i m sure that many others all across the nation, the black man who had about lost hope. they saw a solid decade of progress, in the south. and in 1954, which was i mean 64, 1963, nine years after the supreme court s decision to be in the march on
bridge, and oil depot as well. and the u.s. and allies are helping with a lot of intelligence and a lot of it is highly classified, very important to ukraine s attacks on russian forces in ukraine. john: the same time everybody is talking about ukraine, some republicans senators are concerned we are taking our eye off the bigger ball, what china might do with taiwan. senator josh hawley saying in part, u.s. arms transfers to ukraine are impeding our ability to stop a war in asia, dire ramifications for national security and economic security and freedom of action. we must not let this happen. do you agree taiwan is more
on big issues. there are actually a lot but sometimes they don t get to that point because both parties go to their corners. yeah. we are not going to move off this issue. and we are going to dispense with the partisan b.s. pat is exactly right. pissed is the correct emotion. the 22 veteran deaths due to sur side per day we are learning is actually an under estimation. bret: obviously military and supporting ukraine has been a part of some of the republican and democratic representatives on capitol hill. but there are some differences up there senator hawley from missouri says u.s. arms transfers to ukraine are impeding our ability to prevent a war in asia by supplying taiwan with the weapons it needs to deter a chinese invasion. and here is congresswoman spartz from indiana on that very issue. i think all of us are very serious threat and very interconnected. if you look right now at our foreign policy, we haven t had a very strong foreign policy in