I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to have a debate at appropriate policy debate about different programs in immigration. But this isn't that. This is immediately in the wake of a terrorist attack, in the city that suffered the worst terrorist attack in history, moving immediately to kind of rock them, sock them, blame each politics.
Quinn criticizes the political response to the diversity visa program following a terrorist attack, arguing that it lacks thoughtful consideration.
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But this President seems to decide he doesn't like someone, and then instead of just saying you're fired, he seems to torture them on the public stage, nationally and internationally, which is just seems cruel.
Even in that kind of report investigation, they still said the President and his team did things that were inconsistent with national security interests.
the fact that Donald Trump given the elevated position he now has as the Republican nominee would threaten to sue these 12 or 14 women who have come out, alleging very specific sexual assault, to me, is just the biggest, most offensive…