put in cages and sent to camps, that s not america. the separation of families needs to stop. that s not the america the world knows and loves. welcome back. today from tornillo, texas, one of the epicenters of the family separation crisis that has sparked outrage all over the country, indeed all over the world. yet the idea that this is unprecedented and not who we are as americans is unfortunately a bit of recisionist history. the truth is taking children away from their parents by government sanction or detaining them in internment camps has happened in america since its founding. for centuries, the children of enslaved americans, african and african-american were taken from parents. in the late 19th century, tens of thousands of native american children were taken from their families and forced to attend assimilation boarding schools.
not necessary. you are introducing a bill that would ban using federal funds for military parade. absolutely. look, we want to show our respect for the men and women who serve in our military. we do that by actions, by giving them the support they need to carry out their mission. and to protect our veterans and the families after their military service. if we have money to spend on a parade, it would be better spent on our on our veterans, better spent on other purposes. what the president is suggesting is the type of parade that would you would see in a third world nation where they are trying to show military might when they don t have it. the united states doesn t need to do that. sir, i want to talk to you about myanmar. it is a serious problem there. the treatment of the minority group by government sanction forces and government forces. you re working on something with senate mccain.
you re drawing the line between the ali precedent which says you have this religious freedom. this is america. you may have a religious view that changes your ability or decision to fight and everyone knew ali was tough. i mean was so powerful. it wasn t about whether he was ali tough, he is tougher than everyone. but he had a religious objection, a objection to foreign policy. and as you say, he gave up a lot for that. at one point he was indicted. he served five years in jail. so tremendous courage. i think your historical comparison to kaepernick raises the other side of why it s harder to win some of the victories because they re not always done through government sanction where even though the government is powerful, we have a working system. it s a travel ban as we mentioned. it s down. kaepernick, though, it s not the government alone although the president put a thumb on the scale. it is this economic capitalist
what deal can you come up with that wouldn t give iran money? what government sanction we will never give you back your money, your $150 billion. you re never getting that money back. that s one. two, before we start negotiations, you ha to give us our three prisoners, now it s four, okay. when it started it was three, now it s four. without question, give them back. you know, you don t want them, but we do. it s psychologically good. it will help us make a better deal together. that s good for you, okay. but i would have told them up front, you will never get ur $150 billion back. they are going to be such a wealthy, such a powerful nation, they re going to have nuclear weapons. they are going to take over parts of the world that you wouldn t believe, and i think it s going to lead to nuclear holocaust. and i will say this the people that negotiated that deal, namely kerry and his friends, are incompetent. what do you do on day one, though? this a deal secretary gates basicall
that were killed. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean, i see a lot of great, you know when you watch your show and all of the other shows and you have the generals you do you have certain people but is there somebody, a go-to for you? you know probably there are two or three every presidential candidate has probably there are two or three. i mean, i like bolton. he s a tough cookie. knows what he s talking about. jacobs ambassador john bolton? yes colonel jack jacobs? colonel jack jacobs is a good guy. i see him on occasion. the horrible deal with iran. you would have prisoners back years ago iran would still get money. you believe that deal? let me ask you this no, why is iran getting money? i understand people are critical of the deal. what deal can you come up with that wouldn t give iran money? what government sanction we will never give you back your money, your $150 billion.