Today, you have one spokesperson, in fact, denying that he said it. The president himself seems to be denying it, too. So for more on that, well go to jeff bennett who is at the white house. Geoff, the president had a serious of tweets duick durbin referred to. How is that changing what you are hearing from the white house spokespeople . Reporter Last Night The White House released a Statement Seeking to clarify the president s comments. They didnt deny the remarks or the context in which the president is said to have made them. Fastforward what, 12, 16 hours, the president tweeting this, the language used by me at the daca meeting was tough, but this was not the language used. What was really tough was the outlandish proposal made, a big setback for daca. The president then followed that up an hour later, hallie, with this. Never said anything derogatory about haitians, other than haiti is a very poor and troubled country. Never said take them out. I have a wonderful relationship
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program and how that would protect those withtemporary status. the white house announced they would be removing the protection for those from el salvador. in a new op-ed focusing on immigration, ohio governor john kasich and jeb bush together write, singling out salvadoran families for separation is simply a bad idea that should be dropped. they add, if we believe america is made stronger by families, then let s do everything we can to strengthen families of those who call america home. at the very least, the federal government should not become the instrument for attacking them. i m joined now by one of the co-authors of the op-ed, governor john kasich is back on the show. governor, thank you for being here on the incredibly busy morning focused almost entirely on immigration. you wrote the op-ed focus on el salvador before the news of this comment related to the s-hole