The gop looks like donald trump. and it s a stark difference. there s always a lot of criticism about american foreign policy in the middle east, especially towards israel and the palestinian conflict. with the election of some of the muslim-americans are we likely to see in kind of any kind of course correction or change on that front? i think we re going to see a correction not only for electing arab muslims but i think they re getting more educated about the issues. i think the social media factor is playing a role in here. and i do not think anymore that the israelis can control their agenda. i think they re losing control, it s very obvious they re nervous in washington, d.c. and aipac is losing the grip on washington. i want to say something about what s happening in our community. take dearborn, the head of the police, the chief of police unfortunately, i have to apologize because we re running out of time. this is our last segment but i appreciate your insights and we
It. the dhs secretary said we hope that people get the message, this policy will help them get the message. this policy ripped children away from their families and some of them will never see their families again. and you, counselor to the president finally speak on it and you call it a low point for you. i don t think ate low point for you. i think it s a national disgrace and i think there s a lot of people who still want answers how these children are going to be reunited with their families feign care get yourself to the border and stay there until something really substantive is done. otherwise your words don t matter. we actually don t care what this was like for you. we care about the children. and we care about their families. we care about people coming here seeking asylum, coming to america the way many of our family members did, the way you talked about your mother. i believe you talked about
Because it s no longer politically convenient for you. this is not something you throw away because it s an out of production ivanka trump dress. no. these are people. these are children who right now we don t know where they are. we don t know exactly how many there are. we don t know how they are. but we know that they are being abused because they have been ripped away from their families, and some of them will never see their families again. and i just want to point out that this administration, this administration was warned about this policy. you heard the hhs secretary early this week talking about the effort to warn this administration, to warn you, it was an hhs official, warning you that this was the prong thing to do. that there would be bad outcomes here. and yet the president put this policy into place. the attorney general announced
We ll keep talking about it. it s more than just a low point. coming up, is the enemy of your enemy your friend? some authoritarian leaders may be willing to fight back against terrorism but what do they represent in its place. it s a fundamental challenge for american foreign policy in the middle east. we ll talk about president trump s approach to it next on morning joe . come away with me barnabas! but i am a simple farmer. my life is here. [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here. no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before. [telephone ring] like my father before. ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone,
Well. i feel very strongly about that, and i am very vehemently against family separation, and the separation of parents and children. yeah, but you can do better than that. i m sorry, willie. low point? ivanka trump. people seeking asylum in america trying to escape poverty, abuse, fear, violence. coming here and facing never seeing their kids again? that was ivanka trump yesterday acknowledging the impact of her father s policy on herself. the policy that tore children from their parents at the u.s. border. ivanka has never talked about the topic, other than congratulating her father over twitter after he stopped the policy that he created. yet hundreds, possibly thousands, of children s lives still hang in the balance, but