Trump announces a temporary suspension on immigration to the United States for 60 days, citing the need to protect American workers and the need for the country to be prepared for a pandemic like the one that has been unfolding in the past month.
00:03:56.680I'm not allowed to go to New York because people are afraid of spreading the virus.
00:04:00.840So, if we've got to reduce even the travel among American citizens to other states,
00:04:06.460certainly we should be reducing the travel of people from different countries that are affected by the virus into the United States, right?
00:04:13.500Certainly travel from China, maybe Italy, maybe anywhere all over the place.
00:04:18.260But he doesn't frame it as a public health issue.
00:05:46.400Of course, that did not stop the mainstream media from smearing Trump as racist,
00:05:50.500but there is a number coming out of public opinion polling that should make the media and the left very wary of using that race baiting tactic.
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00:09:23.360There will be some exceptions, exemptions, exemptions rather, for health care workers, agriculture workers, people like that.
00:09:29.600But you heard the president say this is about protecting American jobs.
00:09:32.100He also says this is about protecting Americans from the coronavirus.
00:09:35.700But, David, we've got to tell you, America has more confirmed coronavirus cases than anywhere else in the world.
00:09:42.100We should also note that the number of immigrants who are on the front lines in this fight right now, one in four doctors, one in three nurses, are immigrants.
00:09:49.740David, opponents say that this is a clear example of the president using this virus to further his hardline immigration policies.
00:09:55.760This one sure to end up in the courts, David.
00:10:04.460Virtually nothing that she just said here is true.
00:10:06.860She says it would be unprecedented to drastically reduce immigration.
00:10:09.760We've done that multiple times in this country.
00:10:12.420Most notably in 1924, we more or less shut down the immigration system.
00:10:16.260And that persisted for decades until Teddy Kennedy reopened the whole thing and transformed the country in a hope to try to get some more votes for the Democratic Party.
00:11:30.100I guess that would make the left the dogs, doesn't it?
00:11:31.980If you're the only one who hears the dog whistle, I believe that makes you the dogs.
00:11:36.560There's nothing dog whistly about this.
00:11:40.020First of all, it's obviously not a dog whistle because President Trump has been campaigning on this since the first day of his presidential political career.
00:11:48.080Immigration has been the issue, as it should be.
00:12:13.360A total of 83%, more than five, five and six people or so, say that they favor a moratorium on immigration through the southwest border amid the pandemic.
00:12:29.68083% of all Americans, not just Republicans, not just Trump supporters.
00:12:35.460That figure includes three quarters of Mexican Americans.
00:12:40.560Very difficult for this to be a racist order if the race that it's allegedly discriminating against overwhelmingly supports the order.
00:12:52.48075% of Mexican Americans think we should completely shut down the border during the pandemic.
00:12:57.860And then 93% of Republican voters think we should completely shut down the border amid the pandemic.
00:13:04.220I remember there was a poll that came out.
00:13:05.820I think now it was about a year and a half, two years ago.
00:13:07.900Among Democratic, moderate, independent voters, the majority of them supported reducing not just illegal immigration, but legal immigration.
00:13:19.140And not just a little bit, but a lot, reducing it by something like 60%.
00:13:47.100And you've got the left discouraging assimilation, encouraging people not to assimilate to the United States.
00:13:52.660So, of course, if you flood it with immigrants, it's going to be much more difficult.
00:13:57.120You know, politics is circumstantial and contextual.
00:13:59.580You have to deal with new and changing circumstances.
00:14:03.720Right now, when you've got a ton of immigrants in the country and not a lot of assimilation, that would be the time to reduce it, whether there's a pandemic or not.
00:14:12.120And the vast majority of Americans agree on this issue.
00:14:16.040But Republicans don't learn that because they don't want to be called racists.
00:14:53.900In a democracy, immigration will directly affect the kind of governance you get, the kind of country you have immediately.
00:15:05.280When the people decide how the government is run, then it really, really matters how the people are made up.
00:15:14.080This is obviously not a matter of racial solidarity.
00:15:19.560There is incredible solidarity generally on this issue among all different races, all different kind of people, all different political ideologies.
00:15:26.400There's some rumor coming out right now that certain advisors in the White House are encouraging Trump to back off of this executive order.
00:15:53.700This is not even a new idea on the right.
00:15:55.800You know, I remember on Firing Line, on William F. Buckley's program, in the 1990s, they were debating whether or not to drastically reduce legal immigration.
00:16:07.000Not just illegal, but legal immigration.
00:16:09.140And you had Arianna Huffington in the affirmative saying that we should reduce legal immigration.
00:16:15.640That was back when she was more conservative.
00:16:17.280Still, this was a totally open topic for a debate among the totally most mainstream conservatives ever.
00:35:57.200Well, it turns out that whole segment that you just saw is a lie.
00:36:02.000It's a lie because Chris Cuomo has already left his basement probably multiple times.
00:36:06.000We know he's left his basement because a week ago he was caught outside standing very close with his family by somebody who was on a bicycle who he ended up getting into an altercation with.
00:36:20.080And they had words and they argued and, and we know that he violated the order that his own brother instituted.
00:36:28.380So on Easter Sunday, 65 year old East Hampton man was riding his bike and saw Cuomo outside with his wife and another woman and three kids.
00:36:36.600So one of the women approached this guy, whose name is David, according to the New York Post, and said, may I help you?
00:36:44.680And David said, he asked Cuomo why Cuomo was not social distancing like he had been talking about doing on his own CNN show and like his brother mandated everybody in New York do.
00:37:16.160And David, the 65 year old man, the senior citizen says, your brother's the coronavirus czar and you're not even following his rules, unnecessary travel.
00:37:24.760And apparently, by the way, this guy, David's apparently a Democrat who voted for Cuomo.
00:37:28.580And David says, he just began to boil more.
00:37:39.480Maybe David's just not telling the truth.
00:37:41.080Except a week ago, Chris Cuomo himself admitted that this happened.
00:37:46.840He talked about the altercation and he was apparently even more angry than, than he was in person.
00:37:52.240And I don't want some jackass loser, fat tire biker, um, to be able to pull over, uh, and get in my face and in my space and talk bulls**t to me.
00:38:08.880Do you remember a week ago, this was a weird news story.
00:38:11.240I didn't even cover it on this show because I, I don't really care that much about Chris Cuomo.
00:38:14.800There was this headline, Chris Cuomo did a radio interview and he said he's upset about what he's doing and he doesn't like his job and he, he wants to quit and he doesn't like being the public eye.
00:38:23.140And then he kind of walked it back the next day and he thought, what, what was that?
00:38:29.120Apparently this whole stunt, this walking out of the basement for the first time, it's all just to cover up this fact that Chris Cuomo was not abiding by the quarantine order or the social distancing.
00:38:39.400He was not listening even to his own brother, who was the governor of New York.
00:38:42.920And then he was going on CNN and lying about it to you and making himself the story.
00:38:46.440And he continues to lie about it today.
00:38:48.520Anyway, the people pushing the lockdowns don't believe in them.
00:38:55.380I have now been saying, and I've, I've been saying it for weeks that this doesn't seem very credible because, well, one, all the models turned out to be incorrect and overblown as we said they very likely would be.
00:39:07.740There's no evidence that the lockdowns are doing anything at all, that they're saving any lives.
00:39:14.880We're told that the lockdowns are to flatten the curve.
00:39:16.940I think people don't know what flatten the curve means.
00:39:19.120Flatten the curve does not mean save lives necessarily.
00:39:21.880Flatten the curve means reduce the peak number of cases to below the hospital capacity, right?
00:39:30.200Because if you go above the hospital capacity, then people could die because there aren't, just aren't enough beds, there aren't enough doctors.
00:39:35.020If you push it below the hospital capacity, you're good.
00:39:39.200Now, people are still going to die, but there's no way to control at that point.
00:39:43.460There's no way to reduce how many people will die because flattening the curve doesn't reduce the number of infections, doesn't reduce the number of people absent and hospital overwhelming that will die from the coronavirus.
00:39:57.120It just makes it last a little bit longer.
00:39:59.440The only way that flattening the curve could reduce the number of deaths is if the hospitals are overrun, which isn't happening anywhere, including in New York, or if we can get a vaccine quickly, which we can't.
00:40:09.420And the experts are saying it's going to take 18 months.
00:40:11.240But the virus is already spreading so fast, that won't matter.
00:40:15.800The people who are going to get it are going to get it before the vaccine comes out.
00:40:18.880So the lockdowns are not saving any lives if those things are true, which they appear to be.
00:40:24.960However, we know the lockdowns are costing people's lives because the unemployment is ticking up.
00:40:29.500That increases suicides, that increases drug overdoses, other issues as well, which we've talked about on this show.
00:40:34.400The people pushing the lockdowns, this is like the cherry on top of the sundae to argue against the lockdowns, the people pushing them, don't believe in them.
00:40:46.200They're willing to lie about them on television like hypocrites, like Chris Cuomo.
00:40:49.880But even Chris Cuomo, Andy Cuomo's own brother, doesn't believe in them.
00:41:28.240So now de Blasio, he puts his foot in his mouth again.
00:41:30.940He says when we reopen, the first thing we're going to do, the moment that we can stop social distancing is we're going to have a ticker tape parade and bring out millions and millions of Americans to stand really, really close to one another.
00:41:45.820The day is coming when this city will fight our way back, when this city will get back to normal.
00:41:55.180The day is coming when we will overcome this disease.
00:41:58.340The day is coming when I'm going to be able to tell you we can gather again.
00:42:02.880The day is coming when I'll be able to tell you, in fact, we will be having the concerts and the street fairs and the parades again.
00:42:11.220But I want to guarantee you one thing, that when that day comes, that we can restart the vibrant, beautiful life of this city again.
00:42:20.640The first thing we will do is we will have a ticker tape parade down the canyon of heroes for our health care workers and our first responders.
00:42:35.280The first thing we will do before we think about anything else is we will take a time, as only New York City can do, to throw the biggest, best parade to honor these heroes.
00:42:48.300The first thing we will do when we think we've sort of got this highly contagious virus under control is hold a citywide orgy.
00:43:05.700The moment that we think we've got this contagion under control, we're all just going to rub up on each other really, really close.
00:43:14.580It's kind of too hot, too cold here, Mayor de Blasio.
00:43:17.180How about just reopening some businesses and getting a little bit back to normal and still being careful?
00:43:23.440And maybe don't flood the country or the city, rather, with like 12 million people in the streets all at once.
00:43:28.420OK, maybe just start with like 12 people, OK, or 1,200, even 12,000.
00:43:33.020But, you know, you don't need to go zero to 60 immediately.
00:43:36.320Another, my third New York stooge, AOC, just tweeted out something.
00:43:41.760It was an attack on Tucker Carlson, but she, AOC doesn't realize that two things can be true at once.
00:43:48.820So Tucker has, you know, criticized her just like other people on the right have criticized her.
00:43:53.340And they've said, look, she's this bartender who doesn't know a whole lot about legislation and the country would be better off without her.
00:43:59.680And also she's lying about her upbringing.
00:44:01.900She actually is more privileged than she says she is.
00:45:03.600Even if she got a scholarship, which I don't think she did, but even if she did, right, she still obviously is a product of this privilege.
00:45:11.760Then after college, she became a bartender and the country would be better off if she went back to mixing drinks.
00:46:16.080That's why she's pretending that she grew up in the Bronx is because she wants it to seem like she had a tougher upbringing than she actually did.
00:46:21.800And by the way, she didn't grow up in the Bronx.
00:46:23.700I bet you I've spent much more time in the Bronx than she has.
00:46:27.780It's because her only argument is, well, on the weekends, she would occasionally go visit family in the Bronx.
00:46:59.100Before we go, just want to remind you it's Earth Day and it's the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.
00:47:05.620And to commemorate this event, we should remind you that one of the Earth Day founders is a lunatic murderer who killed and composted his girlfriend.
00:47:17.300He was a master of ceremonies at the first Earth Day celebration in Philadelphia in 1970, April 22nd.
00:47:26.680Seven years after that event, his girlfriend dumped him because he was a weird hippie loser.
00:47:31.420And so he when she came over to his house to get her stuff, he murdered her and then stuffed her in a trunk and composted her because he did take his environmentalism very seriously.
00:47:39.960He then, like so many leftists before and after, got away with his crime for at least some time.
00:47:47.280The next year after he murdered his girlfriend, Harvard gave him a lecturing position, hired him to teach at the Institute of Politics.
00:47:55.320Because they love those left-wing radicals there, right?