If The Saudis Were Culpable,

Our Borders Are Much Too Porous...we Want To Keep Them Open, But We Also Have To Be Much More Careful. ...right Now, If You Get On An Airplane [to The U.s.] And Claim Asylum...when You Arrive At Kennedy Airport In New York, They Will Say To You, 'ok, We'll Give You A Hearing On Whether You Deserve Asylum. Show Up In A Year.' And Two-thirds Of The People Never Show Up.

We Are On The Precipice Of A Crisis, A Constitutional Crisis. The Checks And Balances, Which Have Been At The Core Of This Republic, Are About To Be Evaporated By The Nuclear Option. The Checks And Balances That Say If You Get 51% Of The Vote, You Don't Get Your Way 100% Of The Time. It Is Amazing, It's Almost A Temper Tantrum.

In A Brave New World, A Post-september 11 World, Anyone Is Going To Make Certain Mistakes. The Mistakes That Have Been Made On Homeland Security, On Protecting Our Nation From Another Terrorist Attack, Are Mistakes Of Omission. We Are Simply Not Doing Enough.

But These Days There Are A Lot Of Younger People Who Would Like To Go Into Teaching But Don't Because The Economic Opportunities Are Sometimes Elsewhere.

We All Agreed On The Framework: Pass Daca Protections And Additional Border Security Measures Excluding The Wall. We Agreed That The President Donald Trump Would Support Enshrining The Daca Protections Into Law. What Remains To Be Negotiated Are The Details Of Border Security With A Mutual Goal Of Finalizing All The Details As Soon As Possible. While Both Sides Agreed That The Wall Would Not Be Any Part Of This Agreement, The President Made Clear He Intends To Pursue It At A Later Time, And We Made Clear That We Would Continue To Oppose It.