Welcome back. The president's embrace of using the US military on US soil to defend and advance his immigration agenda has opened up a Pandora's box of concerns about just how far the administration is willing to go. As we mentioned earlier, President Trump told soldiers at Fort Bragg yesterday that his mission was to quote liberate Los Angeles as he leaned into fiery rhetoric attacking Democratic leaders.Generations of Army heroes did not shed their blood on distant shores only to watch our country be dest ...

Joining us now, we have former governor of Ohio and MSNBC political analyst John Kasich and former California Senator Barbara Boxer. Tim Miller is still with us. So, uh, with a welcome to the two of you new to the conversation.First of all, Tim, is Maggie Continetti right. He is. I I guess kudos to him for just saying it so bluntly that social disorder benefits the right.Um I I don't uh know that that'd be something I'd be really bragging about if I was um in the pages of the free press, but I I I think tha ...

Welcome back everyone. Joining us right now we have Democratic Congressman Adam Smith of Washington. He of course the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee as we continue with the theme of this hour so far.Sir, welcome. The White House clearly wants this incredibly visible standoff in a major sanctuary city. And the Wall Street Journal editorial board writes, "Cal Democrats response to this weekend's protests are playing right into the White House's hands." Do you, sir, see this as a tipping ...

RT Kaizen D. Asiedu (@thatsKAIZEN)“What does a humane deportation plan look like?”Change the incentives.Make it more attractive to live outside of America than it is to live in America illegally.- Massive fines and imprisonment of employers who break the law by employing illegal immigrants.- Remove healthcare and other benefits from illegal immigrants for anything except life threatening emergencies.- Pay them $5k - $10k if they leave voluntarily. It costs $17k to force deport.- Fix legal immigration so we ...

When my father took over. At that time, the big fracture was upstate versus downstate. Yes.I lived it. Yes, We loved it. And upstate for non-New Yorkers, primarily Republican leaning conservative New York City at that time, very, very liberal.So that was the big divide. Now, it's basically within New York City and it's really within the Democratic Party. I mean, we have the Democratic-Republican schism, obviously, in New York City, but the Republican Party is relatively small in New York City.But we are wor ...