at my mother immigrated here from jamaica and she serve this country her entire life as a registered nurse and when those comments are made by the president, both in netsuite, and yesterday i spoke with her and she said it felt like getting punched in the stomach. what you can t do is take away the feelings of the people of color when we have a stable comments because they have real lasting impact. we heard it on the plague on, we heard it at work. we heard it at school. let s be very clear, if an employer had said that, if a restaurant owner had said that. if a store clerk at said that, there would be lawsuits. people would get fired for it and it s happened. if you go the eeoc, there s a complaint and as settlements for people using that same language and our president, the leader of the free world, should not use that language and nobody should defend it, period. martha: mark, what do you say to that? i don t defend it at all, i condemn i m the son of an immigrant too, my moth
tonight. he was a mexican immigrant who came to this country as a baby in his mother s arms. ironically, he was a war refugee. he talked about the folks liberated from the concentration camps. i m jewish on my mother s side. i don t think he gets how un-american his speech was. facing human rights abuses, facing war and violence and instead of liberating them, we re putting them in cages. this is a man who cares so little about border security, he was willing to shut down our government. our airports, our ports where we didn t have the intelligence we needed, he s been the greatest threat to our border security that i ve seen in my lifetime. i wondered if there was a little addition to the trumpism tonight from the neocon crowd. and now they re talking about taking american army down to venezuela, which he s now equated with basically bernie sanders and ocasio-cortez. i mean, it s like he s identifying all his enemies into one big bag and talking about
troops to our southern border to prepare for this tremendous onslaught. this is a moral issue. i m joined now by los angeles mayor eric garcetti. mr. mayor, thanks for coming on tonight. it s not so late out there in california. i was thinking all day what the president will do tonight. he s a smart politician. he got elected president in the electoral college. i thought he might do a course correction, which is what presidents do after he was smashed in a midterm, which he was. he didn t make any change. he doubled down. we hate the illegal immigrants and we re going to fight them. with the army. my grandfather was part of that greatest generation he highlighted so powerfully tonight. he was a mexican immigrant who came to this country as a baby in his mother s arms. ironically, he was a war refugee. he talked about the folks liberated from the concentration camps. i m jewish on my mother s side. i don t think he gets how un-american his speech was.
our health care, but they don t have plans to get to the root causes or to replace what they re against. to me that s what s worrying. this isn t just an administration whose values are cruel, but it s also an administration that is absolutely ineffective. as a mayor, we can t b.s. a pothole. we have a fix real problems, not invent imaginary ones. just focusing on the border doesn t really get to the heart of what the matter is and why people leave. my grandfather was a war refugee as a 1-year-old baby. he came over the mexican boarder in the arms of my great grandmother. if that was now, he probably would have been ripped out of his mother s arms, not served in world waorld 2, learn a trade, become a union member, open a barbershop. i literally wouldn t be here. if we have an administration only looking at the border between the the united states, they re missing the forces that drive immigration in the first place.
years and molly tibbets was set to return to the university of iowa as a sophomore. bret: live in iowa tonight, thank you. another fox news alert just in. california republican congressman duncan hunter and his wife have been indicted, charged with converting hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds and falsifying campaign finance records. the indictment states the hunters used a quarter million dollars, will follow this story as well. the last war crimes suspect facing deportation from the u.s. is in germany tonight. 95-year-old was taken by i.c.e. agents from his home in new york this morning. the former labor camp guard arrived in the u.s. in 1949 as a war refugee. he later confessed to being a guard who worked at a concentration camp, he was ordered deported but it took 14