because of so-called chinese exclusion acts. the supreme court uphold that. hold on. i want to talk to you about wong kim. wong kim s parents were not illegals. they in fact were permanent they had permanent domicile in the united states. they were here legally. the united states supreme court ever rule the children of illegals are american citizens. juan kim does not stand for that. there was no case that considered this. let me explain why it is irrelevant. let s take a look at the 149 amendment because we don t have a lot of time. the 14th amendment said all persons warn here are naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction or citizens of the united states, what does subject to the jurisdiction mean? this means an individual who
initially because of so-called chinese exclusion acts. the supreme court upgraded that position hold on, i want to talk to you about wong kim. wong kim s parents were not illegals. they in fact were permanent they had permanent domicel domicile so they were here legally in the united states. the question i asked was whether or not the supreme court ruled on children whose parents were not citizens let me explain where it s irrelevant. really, let s take a look at the 14th amendment just because we don t have a lot of time. the 14th amendment says that all persons born here are naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction are citizens of the united states. now, what does subject to the jurisdiction mean? this means an individual who
tonight. we are months into the presidential election cycle and despite critics donald trump remains a double dig get lead over the big field of republican competitors. he s showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner on 5th avenue in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure donald and i have been friends for many years. he has even donated to some of my past campaigns. this interview was about policy. i did get him to open up into aspects of his personal life i think you will find interesting. donald thank you so much for doing this. i want to start with the first question at the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when you were asked if you would run as a third party candidate. you said that was you wanted leverage are the republican national committee if they didn t treat you well. are they now treating you with respect? i am number one in every posteriorly. inch one in florida, iowa
thank you for joining us. we re months into the election cycle. donald trump still maintains a double digit lead over the competitors. and is showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner at trump tower in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure, donald and i have been friends to many years. he even donated to some of my past campaigns. but this interview was about policy. although i did get him to open up about some aspects of his personal life which i find very interesting. we ll start with the first question of the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when they asked if you would run as a third party candidate. but you had said that because you wanted leverage with the republican national committee if they did not treat you well. are they now treating you with respect? well, you know, i m number one in the polls, florida just came in, i m number one in florida, new hampshire, iowa, every
initially because of so-called chinese exclusion acts. the supreme court upgraded that position hold on, i want to talk to you about wong kim. wong kim s parents were not illegals. they in fact were permanent they had permanent domicel domicile so they were here legally in the united states. the question i asked was whether or not the supreme court ruled on children whose parents were not citizens let me explain where it s irrelevant. really, let s take a look at the 14th amendment just because we don t have a lot of time. the 14th amendment says that all persons born here are naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction are citizens of the united states. now, what does subject to the jurisdiction mean?