and a judge leaning over his bench in order to see her so as to speak with her. all they can discuss is what is your name? that is a pretty dress. nevertheless, there is a lot of money being spent by our government in the sole design of deporting each and every one of these. so we have that image to think about. and this image from today. a strange kind of keep sake given to the homeland security by the president. after putting her reputation on the lien by insisting over and over again that only congress could fix this policy of separating families was started by the president, she now owns the pen that the president used to end the policy having nothing to do with congress. she said it couldn t be done. now she s the owner of the very instrument that did just that. that s our broadcast this wednesday. thank you soery much for being
we ve learned that separated children have been dispatched to 14 different states. again, with no mechanism to match them back to their parents, and remember where we ve been as this crisis has grown over the past several days, president trump and his administration have refused to acknowledge this was a problem of their own creation. and a problem that could be stopped quickly. i say it s very strongly the democrats fault. they re obstructionists. congress and the courts created this problem, and congress alone can fix it. people said look, you ripped the families apart even though it is the law, it s heartless. that s the law, and it s what the democrats gave us. we re willing to change it today if they want to get in and negotiate. why doesn t the president pick up the phone and pick up the policy? he said he hates it. i think the president is trying to find a long-term fix. why don t we have congress change the laws? no, congress would fix this tomorrow. you can t do i
attorney present to in effect plead their cases. i myself have sat in court the seen children with their little feet dangling from the respondent s chair. little glitter shoes and a dress and a judge leaning over his bench in order to see her so as to speak with her. all they can discuss is what is your name? that is a pretty dress. nevertheless, there is a lot of money being spent by our government in the sole design of deporting each and every one of these. so we have that image to think about. and this image from today. a strange kind of keep sake given to the homeland security by the president. after putting her reputation on the lien by insisting over and over again that only congress could fix this policy of separating families was started by the president, she now owns the pen that the president used
this is a huge problem. we have the house which is considering two broader pieces of immigration. the senate has three or four options. no one has called us around one. we ve seen for decades that congress isn t able to move on immigration reform en in light of these humanitarian disasters. i don t see any will on the hill to address this. we could end up debating this for weeks if not months to come. katty kay, you heard the president not, red meat crowd, top of minnesota talking about almost a glancing mention of how we signed the executive order today but the border is going to be just as tough as ever. talk about the dueling trumps, if you will. i m not sure there really are dueling trumps. i think the president was dragged into having to reverse himself on this very one issue of separating parents from their children when they cross into the country. but when you listen to him throughout the course of the day, his gut is still hard line on this.
and a problem that could be stopped quickly. i say it s very strongly the democrats fault. they re obstructionists. congress and the courts created this problem, and congress alone can fix it. people said look, you ripped the families apart even though it is the law, it s heartless. that s the law, and it s what the democrats gave us. we re willing to change it today if they want to get in and negotiate. why doesn t the president pick up the phone and pick up the policy? he said he hates it. i think the president is trying to find a long-term fix. why don t we have congress change the laws? no, congress would fix this tomorrow. excuse me. we need a one-vote edge. we need 60. we need ten votes. we can t get them from the democrats. wait. wait. you can t do it through an executive order. the title of the executive order the president signed today was important to this white