host: what's the best thing the united states can do to help mexico fight cartels. guest: it has to be a multidimensional strategy. the basic principles of the merida principles are sound and we need a greater intelligence corporation and transfer of resources for training purposes and we need to see perhaps less pressure on mexico in terms of stopping the flows of central american migrants. host: let's hear to callers from baldwinville, massachusetts, bob, good morning, on the independent line. caller: good morning. host: you're on the air. go ahead. caller: all right. i would like to know if there's any way -- if the mexican government can't get these people under control, why don't we just go in and do it anyway? they can't take care of them and they can't fight with them without losing against them, so you know, they're not going to be able to do anything against us [ host: you're calling for the s. to intervene mill sterile -- militarily? caller: i definitely him. if they can't take care of those people. how many thousands of people die? they have a hundred peo

this is the united nations. it is not cuba propaganda. i also put this. women are very important. we really believe in that. cuba is the number two with more women in our parliament, our national prominent. -- parliament. cuba is number two. 53% of the cuban parliament are women. we are talking about women that are members of the national parliament. you can see how many things we are proud to say about the women in cuba. according to the global gap report, 2018, cuba was 23 out of 149 countries. what that means, we are perfect? no. we can improve many things. yes. but this is a reality. every time i read critics about cuba, i say, why don't you help to improve? so, internet. i remember when i came in 2015, people say why don't you have internet in cuba? i said we have internet in cuba. it is expensive, it is slow, but we need more technology and resources. but you know what? now we have internet for everybody in cuba. again, it is still expensive. it is still slow. we start with 3g. now we are opening for 4g. i

and the unit sizes are pretty good because the average unit size is 1600. i guess you would like that. i would like to get rid of some of the parking and reduce the fourth floor. >> agreed. >> motion to reduce the parking, approve the project and take off the fourth floor. >> can we talk about the stairs moved over so there's no -- the light well goes all the way down to the grant and a hallway. >> i'd like to include that as well. >> >> second. >> we'd had direction with staff. >> mr. washington. >> del vivin washington. as i understand, as we enter the building entry and lobby area, the goals of the commission is to extend the stairway down. we have to realize that this is an entry to reach that lower unit and if we reduce some of the parking we can possibly get the width of this garage so we can get an additional corridor that would allow access to that. is the project architect here? you think that is feasible? >> um, it's difficult. i'm looking at page a2.1. >> please, real quickly. you guys do this light bulb things all the time. we can have a fence o

first, the mixed-use development including almost 1600 new housing units, of which 300 new units, 25% of the total, will be below market-rate units, and improvements to the existing rec front open space along the waterfront, and the big green, which will be a new addition to the city's southeast network of public parks. quickly, a number of other public benefits are included in the approved development agreement, including new city streets and utilities, a new bike network, including a class one bikeway through the project and a bay way trail. the project will provide space for several uses important to the community that are listed here on slide three and includes a workforce agreement with requirements during both constructions and operations of the development. the india basin project is development with a long-term use towards sustainability and resilience including on-site treatment of wastewater and stormwater, reduce waste emissions through 100% clean energy and the formation of a community facilities district that will provide facilities for sea level rise mitigation on the fu

again according to the united nations they are using internet in 2017. the united states, 87. can we compare these resources? so again, it's not that we don't want to open the internet. and we did it because in our case it's important for the education development so we believe it is an important tool. let's save the question before the end. people say which ones are the most important for you, we are doing business with all the countries of the world and you can see that an export canada is our main partner. this comes from the congressional research service. you can see venezuela, china and spain so when they come and say i want to do business with cuba what can you say to us because we are doing business with everybody and you can see in 2016 before the new administration came we are receiving of these business delegations. there are people here that want to do business. you can see everything is because of this and we don't say that, but we say that the blockade is the most further development. we can see that. this is also very important. we have the relationship with 191

the lower unit has quality that i question to be fully acceptable unit due to the fact that the deck which comes down and extends over the living area is only so deep that the unit itself is basically in the dark. for to qualify as a second bedroom, it does not work quite either because the second bedroom is actually not a legal bedroom. so that said, i think this project, in order to be really approvable as two units, even as an a.d.u., has to make a couple of changes. and foremost, it has to break the ability to connect the two units and use the house is one large home. that is the most important requirement here. >> commissioner koppel? >> i hear what commissioner moore is saying and i am definitely okay with any amendments you would like to see in general, i don't think this task is too much. it makes cases for us to continue the discussion about maybe lifting density controls because this is an r.h. one. >> i would suggest we would continue this because the changes that need to be made are not for me to design, but for the applicant to professionally meet on his own because he m

it was still illegal to use it as dwelling units or student housing, so what would that do to the units if we included bloxom. >> it would increase it by 33 numbers, which is the number in 575 harrison that they're retaining. in regards to the live-work issue, for -- this has been going on for a while, so for about a decade, it's been the position of the department that since they're in compliance with the notice of restrictions of live-work units, which does not prohibit artists from living in live-work units, even if they're students, that wouldn't prohibit that. the academy must maintain the status of the units that existed at that time, and maybe they can explain the status of their live-work buildings. >> president melgar: okay. commissioner johnson? >> commissioner richards: i was going to ask that. >> president melgar: oh, i'm sorry. >> commissioner richards: yeah, how they complied. >> nick rosen. so there are two -- in the existing 40-site campus, there were two live-work sites. 575 harrison and roosevelt. the sites aren't identical across the board, and in the case of 168 blux

longer going to be competing with the united states for the extradition rights over a song now as for what awaits a song in the united states if he is extradited that while he is probably nothing fair i think a son should be assassinated actually. contract maybe use a draw or something but this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law of the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death and want to do it illegally shoot the son of a i think the mad as a terrorist act tough and say if we catch you we're going to hang you whatever wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons and why has the us been so set on getting its hands on the songs well see for yourself. so we can examine his clocks that he joins me on the line now welcome clark and it is this development from the view of wiki leaks is this a good thing or not. well it's not a bad thing but certainly the focus is now.

we had 1,072 units that were completed and 152 units started construction. and funding activities, we had $51 million that included a pre development loan for shipyard phase 1 and a gap loan for the project in mission bay south. >> this is repeating what i just said but i want to highlight its fiscal 18-19. it's a strong year with housing completions. so more than 1,000 units and it is low income housed. i'm not going to go through them one by one. you have those in your report. one of the takeaways is and it is 89% of what we have completed to date and all three project areas is family rental. i will just jump through these. in fiscal 18-19 we had one housing start and this is 152 units and some units to help coming from sunny dale. and we've got a lot of projects in construction. this slide shows we've got 1266 units and six projects and 536 of those are affordable. there's one smaller project in shipyard phase 1 and two in mission bay south and three in transbay. so i'm going to jump to an overview of our marketing ocii affordable housing. we had the hous

so that that's very lucky or it there if the united states. or or they went their order would be in in lima. arm or the structure and that's no arm and arm session or arm in concert or prick now or who we're going to meet by it's a hypocrisy in that sense the office of government accountability in the united states has documented that 70 percent of the weapons seized by the mexican police originated in the united states mexican leaders have long urged the usa to crack down on the flow of weapons into their country however attempts to do so so far have failed for decades here's the thing mexico is certainly dangerous or at least that's the message that donald trump rang out pretty loudly on the campaign trail in 2016 nearly 180000 illegal immigrants with criminal records ordered deported from our country are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens when mexico sends his people to not sending their best to sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing in drugs they're bringing i

it is 20 units, not 40 units. it is, you know, more affordable, more bmr units than if we built a six unit project with no affordable units. i like the design of this building. as you know, i am not a great fan of modern architecture, but i think this works. i live on the west side and spend a lot of time on the beach. my synagogue is out there. i think the design actually gets it right. that feel of the structure, as you know along the highway and a lot of the materials and contacts, i think that it works. i am supportive of this project. it is right on the judah line. it is, you know, i wish it did have less parking but i think seven is fine. i would support commissioner richards in having one of those spaces be a car share project.

of the united states senate. i'm considering request to tbring the measure to the floo it isn't as if we are taking away an option which the minority leader, pardon me, the republican leader is using. he is not. when we look back to the debate in the effort to find compromise with president trump on this issue. every time the president leads toward daca dreamers these people intervene and stop and negotiations come to an end. it's time for us in the senate not to wait for permission slip from president trump to pass legislation. i'm prepared to bring this matter to the floor and except the decision on the amendments on the floor. and we are in the 'lminority. we will lose some of these, so be it. let the senate be the senate and deliver these measures. to argue that i should be asking to bring it to the floor because he has to go through regular order the obvious gh question is, when is senator mcconnell going to pursue regular order on a measure that's been sitting here for four months? let me say a word if i ca

what trump does he took to twitter saying this time this is the time for mexico with the help of the united states to wage war on the drug cartels and wipe them off the face of the earth we merely await a call from your great new president and despite that call never coming that didn't stop the u.s. president from declaring and bill o'reilly's yes that bill o'reilly's radio program that the cartels well they will be designated i have been working on that for the last 90 days you know designation is not that easy you have to go through a process and we are well into that process. and if this process proceeds my friends what does that mean well when a group is designated a terrorist organization by the united states it becomes illegal for anyone in the us to knowingly offer support to that group the groups are banned from entering the united states and members will be deported if they are already here financial institutions yes by mandrel institutions who have funds connected to the group are required to block that money and alert the u.s. treasury department you know if you listen closely ri

they've expanded to something called the united front work department which is a party unit which is a close eye intelligence unit that is responsible for advancing the strategic interest around the world. i think one of the key features of the chinese expansionism today is something i mentioned earlier clip adult and road initiative, and this is again is morphed out of the ideology called the china dream and so now the belt and road initiative is a kind of trojan horse of chinese expansionism, and it's targeted on the developing world and the way that it works is that china goes into a poor country, says we would like to build a railroad for you and we will even help you with financing and then they provide the financing and then they do it at exorbitant interest rates have been when the poor country comes back and says we are having a trouble paying back the loan, they say wow, that is our railroad now, they are taking over and that kind of thing is taking place on a large scale around the world, especially in the developing world. my own view is, and i see this as a kind of u.s. e

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so it strikes me wrong that we are dismissing the units when i knew it was a unit. okay. commissioner richards? >> i think one of the things that rubs me the wrong way is i had to submit recusal form because they lived within 500 feet of a project and it was under penalty of perjury, yet we have project sponsors not saying anybody is lying. we have falsified plans, we have demos that are -- >> it blows my mind that i have to do, under penalty of perjury, but nobody else does. i think any documents submitted to the city should have that. i will work with supervisors to get this on here and go after some people who actually put in fraudulent -- fraudulent offers that we see nearly every week. commissioner melgar saw a unit and i thank you are making this house a very, very big. i think there's room to add a small and modest a.d.u. unit to give benefit to the housing stock. i would approve the project with some modifications to ease the livability issues next door as well as to add to the housing stock. you clearly were a landlord before and have had great tenant relations.

units to current standards. using the actual figures from the mayor's office of housing and urban development, the figure is $205,000 per one-room single occupancy unit and $250,000 for one single apartment family suite. >> you all have this in your packet. i don't want to bore you with these numbers, but if you look at them -- >> commissioner richards: they add up to $28 million more. >> i want to get to where the $78 million is calculated. hang on two seconds. sue hester has said she's had to try to deal with about 500 pages. i've had to deal with 200. in any event, you add up these figures, and you get the $78 million. >> commissioner richards: okay. great. question for staff. have you looked at mr. jones' -- >> it's 26, 33, and 28 and change. >> commissioner richards: okay. i just wanted to reconcile. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> maybe i can address that to some extent. >> commissioner richards: please. >> i'm not a finance person, but you may want to know how we got to the figure that we did. >> co

with the united states like very much like. regular contact with the the rest of the piece to china diplomat tez also taking part in today's hot debates and he was almost attacked with accusations that the gene an important player when we speak about global security spam. actually given that one of the biggest threats is coming from south asia rejects the dialogue with the us china has never let me repeat china's never rejected the so-called meaningful dialogue anymore in the u.s. has made this so much noise about having the strength natural negotiations but let me make it clear so far until now the u.s. is never told as what exactly they want to talk about in the strand that today's gathering here in moscow is a very good chance for participants to prepare for next year is meeting to make it more productive and more effective because finish with a quick look at some of the stories making headlines around the world starting with a hospital room by doctors without borders or surely destroyed in yemen no casualties have been repo

as unit entries. those are minor tweaks that could be addressed if the architect would spend a little more time on looking at doing the quality. on the other hand, i think contrary to what commissioner fung said the size of the unit is very massive. its color and material differentiation is not varied enough to make the building overall look for like multiple pieces. it looks too solid from my perspective. those are architectural comments. but in the end what i'm concerned about is unit quality and livability which i think this project does not fully address. >> commissioner richards. >> so i guess question. the gentleman from poe day charlie -- poder charlie is he here in the audience? overflow room? i had a question for him. one of the -- what kept getting brought up over and over and over was people in the neighborhood can't afford -- i see him coming through the window. is that him? no? oh, it is. okay. i have a question for you. so when we talked yesterday probably a little longer than i needed t

the prospects of the united states and china signing a phase one trade deal may have to wait at least beyond next week's bric summit in brazil the south china morning post is reporting that sources close to beijing say president xi jinping this trip to americas may be too soon for the 2 sides to prepare all of the particulars needed to finalize that portion of the deal officials from both sides have been working to find a location and date for a meeting between president donald trump and she since the cancellation of the apec summit in chile which was set for this month meanwhile chinese officials on wednesday offered an olive branch to india over the regional comprehensive economic partnership saying the trade pact would open the door for indian exports at the 11th hour india exit of the trade agreement between the asian nations which may be the world's largest trade deal citing a lack of benefits for the country chinese vice foreign minister leo chang said while they're moving forward with the deal india's concerns are not going on heard . so there won't be any problems for the 15 p

with the united states like very much like. regular contact with the rest of the p 5 people to kill. china diplomat tez also taking part in today's hot debates and he was almost attacked with accusations that beijing an important player when we speak about global security especially given that one of the biggest threats is coming from south asia rejects the dialogue with the u.s. here's his answer. has never let me repeat china has never. rejected the so called meaningful dialogue with anybody in the us has made this so much noise about having the stand natural negotiations but let me make it clear so far until now the u.s. says never told us what exactly they want to talk about in this trial. in our view this is no more than a pretext so that the us can withdraw from the important international treaty. it's important to say that today's gathering here in moscow happens just months before the 2020 n.p.t. review conference in america they say is a very important event aimed at reconfirm in principles of nonproliferation treaty a

thus, the refusal of the unit. everything after looking at the unit are things i am learning of. never received a firm offer, and lastly, i would like to address the issue of my sunglasses. due to years of diabetes, i am experiencing bleeding in the eye. for the last 11 months i have received an injection in my right eye. as timing will have it, i had it yesterday afternoon. hence, the sun glasses. thank you for your attention to this matter. >> i addressed you last month. i am back. i did take ms. long to look at the unit. i drove her over there. she was sick and i was leaving to go out of the country. i want to to respond. the generous offer of $100,000. i did the math. $100,000 rent supplement would cover them for about 18 months of rent in san francisco at this point. what are they to do after the 18 months? the other thing i wanted to address since i am the next door neighbor is the ridiculousness of the building leaning. i have intimate knowledge of that building. it is identical to my building. i have knowledge of the dutch gutter. the building is not falling over. it need

the unit above. that is the way we actually submitted our plan to the planning department. it was planning staff that came to us and said you really should be considering making this a separate unit. there was a preexisting door on the street. the design of the facade of the building gives a main entry equivalent to all the other main entries for the units upstairs. so we could reconfigure a set of stairs indto make it part of the upper unit. we don't think this is the best use of the space. regina came to shichinatown services looking for a unit for her and her son, and she could only find units that were too big for her needs. and ron showed her the building. it's rent controlled, so it will set the future rent at that location. we provided a daylight study which shows what hypotheticalcally how much light would be available within this space if it was compliant with the exposure requirements, so we did a thought exercise here and presented it to you. and the extra windows and extra glazing that mr

i owned both units and rented the back unit. the d.b.i. told me just to go to the post office and for almost 30 years the address has been 616 carolina street in the infantry house and a for the back house. i decided that i wanted to divide my property in preparation for my own retirement and to travel and i would sell the front house as a condo and keep the tottage at the front as my own law firm. i got a law firm to represent me. we came to an agreement and the agreement was i would keep the cottage in the back and 614, the other available number on the street would be assigned to the front of the property, the front house on the property. at the time, the entire property was 616 carolina street had not been twooieded. so no building in particular according to san francisco has the 616 as the actual address. so the law firm felt that was appropriate to use this numbering when we went through the condominium process. mr. apalos purchased the front house in 2018, signed the t.h.c. agreement. we assumed all along that this would be the stre

with the united states like very much like. a kilo contact with the the rest of the p. 5 the particular china diplomat attends also taken part in today's hot debates and he was almost attacked with accusations that an important player when we speak about global security especially given that one of the biggest threats is coming from south asia rejects the dollar we think u.s. china has never let me review china's never rejected the so-called meaningful dialogue with anybody in the u.s. has made this so much noise about having this financial negotiations but let me make it clear so fun to know the u.s. has never told as what exactly they want to talk about in this trilateral dialogue today's gathering here in most ways a very good chance for participants to prepare for next year is meeting to make it more productive and more effective. that's our global news wrap up for now thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. in my i phone i have a 1000 points of capability of that of the computers we had on board the spacecraft at that ti

they capitulate, but not to the united states's. -- united states. gets sailorsavy into the constantinople and they raised the american flag in istanbul. shipt becomes officially a on the register of the united states navy. january, back in istanbul and by march he is deep into humanitarian assistance. into hoover and sand soon, as well as trying to pull a american citizens that if they want to come out because of the collapse in these territories of whites aresia as the starting to collapse in the face of bolshevik offenses. permanently assigned battleships -- the permanent is on thattanbul part of the seacoast that is next to the foreign country -- quarter. three yachts, two monitors. monitors. yes. monitors. someone should do a monograph. merrimack? and the yes. they are probably using these ships in the local area and communications. all right? 1919, we have to go back to the italians. want to establish the roman empire. the roman empire owned asia. gallacia, the roman asia and so the italians have turkey and the crisis is to get those guys out,

and on the basis of an international treaty or a bilateral treaty between the united states and the united kingdom the treaty actually does in treaty which basically states that you cannot actually died in it but you put a political offense and that's exactly what is being done here and it's shameful that we select we spending time here in court. how do you see this he said that what julian assange is accused of is a political of thin the united states says that he is guilty of espionage and leaking classified material that is certainly not more than a political offense in the eyes of the united states how do you as a u.k. law expert how do you see it. well obviously this is something that's going to mean all of you doubt the cold you know educated in this hearing states the february before book cool that has to decide with the experience you're going to this is one of the arguments we pose it may well go to a higher court it may take some months to get this it may go back to the united kingdom supreme court but you can see why he's arguing it's political and you can see why the united sta

turkey has the second largest armed forces in nato after the united states. and they're a very strong second, i might add. i'm pleased that turkey has been steadily increasing its defense spending and close to the 2% range unlike many other countries. at this moment there are eight over 28 of the countries that are current in terms of their obligation financially. turkey has made a vital contribution to nato's resolute support mission in afghanistan and its partnership was important to our destruction of the isis caliphate. in fact, just recently when we took out al-badhdadi, and take him out, we did. turkey knew that we were going over certain areas. they were very, very helpful, good for both countries, we really appreciate it. we're grateful to president erdogan and the citizens of turkey for their cooperation in the constant struggle against terrorism, he fights it like we do. key to our security collaboration is our trade defense and military equipment program. american foreign military sales to turkey total many billions of dollars and turkey supplies c

fifty-one of the units would be priced for occupants at no more than 100% of ami, 30 units at 80, and ten for disabled only at 50% and 11 for disabled only at 13. the unit mix would be 90 studios , five one, five two-bedrooms. in addition to the inclusive housing for the disabled which is the kelsey's founding mission, staff supports this project due to the extreme affordability levels achieved, the integrated garden design and as well as seeing all the energy and sustainability targets which was the focus of the global competition. laying out the milestones to ensure the proposal remains fiscally viable while the project enters the entitlement phase. the proposal assumes no initial funding from the city and anticipates the use of our standard long-term ground lease we deploy routinely for affordable housing projects. the negotiation term of the ena is 45 months. during which the development team must meet the community outreach design, entitlements and fundraising goals as stated in the agreement. if they remain in conformance to have the opportunity to secure ground lease from the c

residential units. the proposed sconin zoning chans would allow fronting on california street. the public works identifies condominium parcels, residential or commercial. the two units to facilitate parking for the duplexes which park works considers a non-remember use for purposes of identifying the condominium. this will not allow a public use under the planning code where such code is not permitted under applicable zoning. the claim that the map is accurate is unfounded and this board should reject it. the city failed to not the appellant per the block book in the. we know the city satisfied all reviews and block books are not provided by the public works but by the san francisco planning department. we've been inform ed thi informe block book is not required but are intended to provide the applications for permits on property within the city that is subject to the san francisco planning code that the requester would not otherwise receive. both planning department and public works satisfied all requi

$300,000 per unit. the greater the scale of the project, the lower the price of units typically. >> thank you very much. >> doug schumacher i will answer that question. they are not for sale, they are for rent. priced at 30% of the resident's income which ti typically is between zero and $300. i came up to make a different comment. i want to thank the board and department for the work on this and our partner. two things to draw your attention that are important as you start to see more much these projects. one is this is one of the first modular projects in san francisco. it is an emerging technology. it is an industry going through its growing pains. it is going to be increasingly important to develop affordable housing in san francisco. the second piece i want to draw your attention to sb35. this is an exemption for the site. it is important to have this tool in front of us. there is a lot of debate about the potential exemptions. a project of this size with affordable housing and clinics. i think it

even if that's what the united states offers given economic power and political plot of china the united states needs to offer more than attractive partners. all those agencies actually having the whole of government approach the chinese think we have a whole of government approach when i speak to them they're very worried about it. i wish we were is organized as they think we are. i would go beyond that. we need a whole of society approach. huawei is a brilliant example of creating a corporation that is competitive on a global basis subsidized by the chinese government but nonetheless a corporation. there is no american competitor to huawei and we should feel disgraced by that. we dominated telecommunications.we invented most of modern telecommunications.yet our big corporations are so loaded down with debt they are so much looking inwardly at the united states. so bureaucratic and lacking in imagination that they basically yield the field to assure these group really should. you couldn't even imagine this 20 years ago. >> it's been great talking to you about your book. our time is runn

the uniform i wear today is that of a united states army -- is that of the united states army. the members of our volunteer force are made up of a patch work of people from all ethnicities, regions, socioeconomic backgrounds who come together to protect and defend the constitution of the united states of america. we do not serve any political party. we serve the nation. i am humbled to come before you today as one of many who serve in the most distinguished and able military in the world, the army is the other profession i've ever known. as a young man i decided i wanted to spend my life serving the nation that gave my family refuge from oppression. it's been an honor to represent and protect this great country. next month will mark 40 years since my family arrived in the united states as refugees. when my father was 47 years old, he left behind his entire life and the only home he had ever known to start over in the united states so his three sons could have a better and safer lives. his courageous decision inspired a deep sense of gratitude in my brothers and myself and has i

of the united states and canada. my family -- my grandfather grew up in a house that was right on the edge of the border. you literally had to cross the river which also crossed the border in order to get to canada. from the stories he told me, they did not think about it as being real until prohibition came along. [laughter] then it got real. and sometimes the river was where you had to jump into to get away from the people regulating the border. the stories my grandfather told me were funny but they also embedded important ideas and legal concepts in my mind. when i first tried to map our territory in a way that would help me understand our history, time, the best mapping program available could not connect rivers across the borders. the map you see here is like a second wave. after i had a faculty position and could afford to pay someone to create this kind of base map. but the ideas of regions can be so influenced by these ideas of the nationstate. i want us to think about the problem of regions when they are def

represented the united states well? >> i did. >> yet you said she was going to be rahmed early, right? was there any reason that happened? >> yes, the president had lost confidence in her. >> and you were told that by the secretary of state? >> i was. >> did you ask why he lost confidence in her? >> yes. >> and what was the answer? >> i was told that he had lost confidence in her, period. >> that's not a why. >> you asked if i asked. i asked. >> and the answer you got was -- >> that he had lost confidence. >> he didn't explain why. now, you said to me yesterday that once you were given this assignment, you wanted to treat the ambassador with respect, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> the best way to show respect would have been to push back. on the secretary and say why are we recalling someone, by the way, whose term has been extended and then we're recalling her back, even though there were only a few months left in her nomination, a career ambassador. why didn't you push back? >> well, as we also discussed yeste

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the only place that they call home is the united states of america. that shouldn't be controversial. it is just a fact. but this administration doesn't like facts and they don't seem to like rules or walls or following the rules either. but the supreme court has the opportunity to enforce the rule and follow the law. the supreme court has the ability to defend our democracy and our system of checks and balances. the only fact trump knows is that he wins when he puts some americans against others. we will not let that divide us or turn our backs on our neighbors. we cannot let that system when. a house divided against itself cannot stand. now daca has never been enough to protect the dreamers in the long run. it's a temporary solution. but right now it is all that these upstanding men and women have. they are american in every single way except for on paper. they are just as american as those that arrived on the mayflower. they are just as american as you and i. and they deserve the simple perfection. president trump is very fond of talking about the m