don t we have a right to knowa that in the united states of america is two millionri k peope are they all suffering fromm they all need political asylumll . come on . i have never once said that we should have an open border that is not supporting it. ope i am supporting ann that doesn tn think it hasas anad open border. well, first of all, it doesn t have an open border.n open we talk about allll that you enjoy hearing. i m i m nott hitting. and ifhe you re not going to let me present the other side to this , by the way, stance that millions of americans agree with that we want to make sure that these people can get their day in court. but doing it in a port of entryy ,they re not doing it, whichor is the legal way to do it.t and you re conflating it s also very offensive to the borderyo patrol with the 51%u minority also authorized the dps who are also minorities they re doing are policing the border.riti and i think the americanes what we ve got five year oldsse wearing masks and th
who are left behind, do you hear or see any indications that the taliban will start to look for people who are afghans who worked with the americanes? americans? one of the one of the activist women who i have been in touch with all the time. i met her other day. suddenly, she received a call from one of the provinces in the north and she put phone on loud speaker and she was crying saying the taliban searching house to house because her husband was working in the government. and she said they would come to me soon because they started from the beginning of the road and i don t know what will happen. so because she was an activist, she was begging for help. and she said i m trapped in kabul. i cannot do anything. and she was giving everything. she was saying they they come and they are a bucnch of the taliban. they surrounded the entire road and they are looking, house to house, searching for the girl.
thank for the report. a meeting monday for the president set to meet with the prime minister of india. those talks could be strained over several issues. here is why. the president wants it reduce the trade deficit and currently a $24 billion trade imbalance with india. mr. trump has been critical of the h-1b work visa. about 70% go to tech workers from india. and now that the u.s. has withdrawn from the paris climate agreement, india is looking to take a leadership role on global warming issues. big meeting ahead monday. a lot to talk about. let s bring in nicole kumar from time magazine in new delhi. first, let s break these issues town. first one, work visas. specifically h-1b, which for indians, top ben nish arearies in the united states for tech areas, but the program replaces americanes with cheap foreign
this is also setting the stage for the possibility of severe weather. this time across the severe plain states. from nebraska, through parts of oklahoma, even into the texas panhandle upward of 2.5 million americanes with the risk of large hail, damaging wind and even isolated tornado. this complex storm system is moving east ward and bringing that chance of severe weather east ward with it across the plain states and eventually into the midwest by saturday and sunday. you can see saturday severe weather threat becomes more expansive over the central parts of the u.s. we are monitoring that situation closely. u.s. territory of guam and possibility of severe weather once again across the central plain states in the u.s. got to feel for the people of guam. where do you go? that s right. not much you can do in this situation except take cover. thanks very much. the stars of the new mad max film hit the red carpet but
stability. does it matter to the rest of the world that they keep fighting or don t keep fighting? well you re 100% right. america has a lot of other interests. iraq, afghanistan, iran. but the arab-israeli issue, i have to say resonates out in that part of the world with a ferocity and intensity that makes an advantage to the americanes if they can make progress and a disadvantage if they can t. so i think we have a stake in reducing the amount of anti-american sentiment that exists out there. but we should be under no illusions. barack obama could solve this thing tomorrow and we re not going to fix all of our what ails the united states in this region. i want to ask you, aaron, a lot of people feel that the united states cannot be honest brokers in this because there are lot of arabs and palestinians who feel that the u.s. has a pro-israeli prejudice, there are some israelis who think the u.s. has not been its greatest friend in recent years and barack obama and benjamin netenya