President Trump Addresses the Nation on the Border Crisis

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President Trump addressed the nation this evening about the dire need for a border wall that will quickly pay for itself. He said the wall could be a steel barrier instead of a concrete wall.

The President noted the statistics and talked about some of the victims of illegal aliens to stress the need. He asked, “How much more American blood must we shed”?

He also made note of the fact that liberals and Hollywood blatherers all have walls and fences around their homes and businesses. They don’t build the walls because they hate people on the outside, but rather they love the people on the inside.

THE CHUCK AND NANCY SHOW

Nancy Pelosi, who thinks she is the President’s equal, and Chuck Schumer want all the power. They refuse to build any barriers and insist there is no crisis.

They said the President gave misinformation and his comments were filled with malice. That is exactly what they wrote in their joint statement Monday. They said this despite the fact that Border Patrol has said the same exact thing as the President.

These two are only looking at politics and are ignoring the safety of Americans.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a very strong statement:

Senator Graham strongly supported the President:

Senator Lindsey Graham said this was the most presidential he has seen Trump and he made a compelling case. Graham brought up the fact that Pelosi and Schumer sent the most radical leftists, who want to abolish ICE, to negotiate.

Last year, both Democrat leaders voted for $25 billion for the wall. If it is immoral, why wasn’t it immoral then, he asked?

Graham said the problem is the Democrats still have not accepted the fact that Donald Trump won the election.

Dan Crenshaw explains it succinctly:

Last night, Obama’s former border chief said “walls work” and that’s what we need on the border.

THE FULL SPEECH:

If you are in the mood to torture yourself, here are Chuck and Nancy:


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V.Lombardi
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V.Lombardi
5 years ago

Where are McCaul (republican former House homeland security chair) and Johnson (current senate homeland security chair). Have they lost their voices? Are they afraid to support the president? Or do they not believe in security? I already knew McCaul was another Harvard phony.

joseph l boggs
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joseph l boggs
5 years ago

difficult to say anything good about these two except prime reasons for term limits. Cruz is on the right path