posted July 19, 2015 11:50 PM            

According to the head counters (not the estimate of the speaker) Bernie Sanders had almost three times as many attendees in Phoenix as the sTrumpet, who cant conceive that anyone could draw higher numbers than himself.

I dont need you to Tell me what i watched jwhop. But if it makes you feel better, keep huffing and puffing

posted July 19, 2015 11:52 PM            

“Donald Trump was recently extremely well received in Arizona while discussing national security and border security. Senator John McCain’s reaction to Mr. Trump’s success in Arizona is instructive in that it belies a concern the Senator clearly has about how his stance on issues like immigration are perceived by his constituents.

The feuding between Mr. Trump and Senator McCain has nothing to do with Mr. Trump’s high regard for the military or veterans as a whole. Mr. Trump is supporter of the U.S. military and of America's veterans. It is well known that when Mr. Trump is attacked by a detractor, he swings back. As veterans, we do not hide behind military service to deflect criticism, and when Senator McCain attacked, Mr. Trump hit back.

We are glad that Mr. Trump has clarified his remarks to acknowledge that Senator McCain is a war hero. But, Senator McCain is also a politician and what Donald Trump has tapped into is that people just don’t trust politicians and the slow pace the Congress is moving in addressing critical issues like border security, veteran’s issues and military funding. Donald Trump has a history of calling out people and groups that don’t deliver results. There are clearly problems that are being identified by Donald Trump, that are not being adequately addressed by the political leadership in Congress and the Administration today.

posted July 20, 2015 10:22 AM            

It's not a funding problem. It's a government employee problem. People who are not doing the jobs they were hired to do...and the Marxist Messiah, O'Bomber, who they all report to, not giving a damn.

posted July 20, 2015 12:55 PM            

John McCain is a war hero. Period.

Unless, of course, he’s a threat to Democrats and Barack Obama — as he was in September of 2008 as the Republican nominee for president. Then the man whose honor is suddenly being defended by outraged Establishment figures from both parties and the media was no longer a war hero. No, back there in the fall of 2008 McCain was being savaged as a mean SOB with an uncontrollable temper — a man who threatened to physically strike a wheelchair-bound, oxygen-dependent mother of a missing Vietnam serviceman. When he wasn’t busy causing another woman to be slammed into a wall. And that’s all well aside from using a Senate hearing to torment a third woman — a witness for the families of missing servicemen — with such open prosecutorial-style contempt that the woman was reduced to tears.

Are the elites of both parties and the media determined to elect Donald Trump President of the United States? Apparently so. Because as the American people watch Trump’s treatment both before and since his tangle with McCain — the latter beginning the fight by calling the thousands of Arizonans who showed up for a Trump rally in Phoenix “crazies” — they know the politics of personal destruction when they see it. “Crazies” not so coincidentally an interesting term considering that only seven years ago that is exactly the way the media was trying to portray McCain himself.

Let’s start here with the facts. I know, I know, facts are irrelevant when the Establishment wants to destroy somebody, but let’s get them out there anyway.

Investigative reporter Sharyl Atkisson, formerly of CBS News, has put together a concise analysis of Trump’s remarks on McCain that launched this latest barrage from suddenly offended Establishment types. Writes Atkisson of the coverage of the dust-up by the Washington Post, in part:

When a panelist characterized McCain as a “war hero,” the Post is accurate in reporting that Trump initially said McCain is “not a war hero.” But then, Trump immediately modified his statement saying — four times — that McCain is a war hero:

“He is a war hero.”

“He’s a war hero because he was captured.”

“He’s a war hero, because he was captured.”

“I believe, perhaps, he’s a war hero. But right now, he’s said some very bad things about a lot of people.”

So. John McCain is a war hero. As Atkisson documents, Donald Trump said so. Four times.

But you can’t have an anti-Trump firestorm if you tell the truth. So the story is quickly told to the public — untruthfully. Over and over again. Trump’s Republican opponents, doing themselves no favor in the integrity department, quickly join the fray.

Which brings us to those stories about McCain’s temper from the fall of 2008. This one in particular, published by the McClatchy DC news service on September 7, 2008, when McCain is the newly minted Republican nominee for president. Headlined the story:

McCain's history of hot temper raises concerns

The story reads in part (bold print for emphasis mine):

Back in Washington, families of POW-MIAs said they have seen McCain's wrath repeatedly. Some families charged that McCain hadn’t been aggressive enough about pursuing their lost relatives and has been reluctant to release relevant documents. McCain himself was a prisoner of war for five-and-a-half years during the Vietnam War.

In 1992, McCain sparred with Dolores Alfond, the chairwoman of the National Alliance of Families for the Return of America’s Missing Servicemen and Women, at a Senate hearing. McCain’s prosecutor-like questioning of Alfond — available on YouTube — left her in tears.

Four years later, at her group's Washington conference, about 25 members went to a Senate office building, hoping to meet with McCain. As they stood in the hall, McCain and an aide walked by.

Six people present have written statements describing what they saw. According to the accounts, McCain waved his hand to shoo away Jeannette Jenkins, whose cousin was last seen in South Vietnam in 1970, causing her to hit a wall.

As McCain continued walking, Jane Duke Gaylor, the mother of another missing serviceman, approached the senator. Gaylor, in a wheelchair equipped with portable oxygen, stretched her arms toward McCain.

“McCain stopped, glared at her, raised his left arm ready to strike her, composed himself and pushed the wheelchair away from him,” according to Eleanor Apodaca, the sister of an Air Force captain missing since 1967.

McCain's staff wouldn’t respond to requests for comment about specific incidents.

Former Texas Governor Rick Perry, a Trump opponent trailing badly in the polls, has now quickly gone after Trump by deliberately misrepresenting what Trump actually said. Said Perry:

“Donald Trump should apologize immediately for attacking Senator McCain and all veterans who have protected and served our country. As a veteran and an American, I respect Sen. McCain because he volunteered to serve his country. I cannot say the same of Mr. Trump. His comments have reached a new low in American politics. His attack on veterans make him unfit to be Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Armed Forces, and he should immediately withdraw from the race for President.”

At the time the McClatchy story was published I can find no stories reporting that then-Texas Governor Perry found McCain’s behavior in threatening to physically assault a wheelchair-bound mother of a missing service man as, in Perry’s words about Trump, making McCain “unfit to be Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Armed Forces” and no stories that had Perry demanding McCain “withdraw from the race for President.”

In other words? This whole episode is just another Establishment media game designed to politically take out a perceived threat.

Just as the media and Establishment figures in both parties deliberately misrepresent Trump’s views on illegal immigration by changing his meaning from “illegal immigrants’ to “Mexican immigrants,” his views on McCain are now being deliberately misrepresented. The irony here being that when McCain himself was the actual GOP nominee for president? In the blink of an eye the man once praised as a “maverick” by the media was suddenly presented to the American people as a hot-tempered, abusive man, an out-and-out bully who had no problem threatening to strike a wheelchair-bound woman. And yes, to this day McCain’s commitment to American servicemen who went missing in Vietnam is questioned as well, as seen here in this You Tube-preserved gem filled with anti-McCain comments from former House and Senate colleagues as well as POW/MIA activists.

The notably cool sentiments toward McCain from some veterans is further seen in a statement from the Veterans for a Strong America supporting Trump. That statement from VSA chairman Joel Arends reads in part:

Donald Trump was recently extremely well received in Arizona while discussing national security and border security. Senator John McCain’s reaction to Mr. Trump’s success in Arizona is instructive in that it belies a concern the Senator clearly has about how his stance on issues like immigration are perceived by his constituents.

The feuding between Mr. Trump and Senator McCain has nothing to do with Mr. Trump’s high regard for the military or veterans as a whole.

Mr. Trump is supporter of the U.S. military and of America’s veterans. It is well known that when Mr. Trump is attacked by a detractor, he swings back. As veterans, we do not hide behind military service to deflect criticism, and when Senator McCain attacked, Mr. Trump hit back.

We are glad that Mr. Trump has clarified his remarks to acknowledge that Senator McCain is a war hero. But, Senator McCain is also a politician and what Donald Trump has tapped into is that people just don’t trust politicians and the slow pace the Congress is moving in addressing critical issues like border security, veteran’s issues and military funding.

There are clearly problems that are being identified by Donald Trump, that are not being adequately addressed by the political leadership in Congress and the Administration today.

In an instant, Trump has now managed to put the treatment of veterans on the front burner. And the fact that the scandal surrounding the Veteran’s Administration’s mistreatment of veterans involves the Phoenix VA — as it were right in McCain’s backyard and McCain was apparently clueless? This only underlines Trump’s larger point that the U.S. government is in the hands of feckless politicians who are simply incompetent — whether the issue is illegal immigration, the treatment of veterans by the VA or any number of other issues.

So the question? Why? Why is it that Donald Trump has accomplished the seemingly impossible? Why is he uniting the Establishments of the Republican and Democratic parties plus the media in vehement opposition to his candidacy — while at the same time surging to the top of the polls?

Not to put too fine a point on this, but millions of Americans understand in their gut that Washington, D.C. and the political class have become a virtual sewer of insider corruption. The old “what’s in it for me and how do I keep it that way?” game.

The real truth here is that the Establishment is scared witless by Donald Trump. And as millions of Americans watch the way Trump is being attacked — with his businesses being savaged, his views completely and deliberately misrepresented with his opponents not only lying about his record but, by their silence at McCain’s own misbehavior as documented in 2008, convicting themselves of utter hypocrisy.

Is John McCain a war hero? Yes.

But sadly over time John McCain has evolved into something quite different from any kind of a hero. That would be a man who long ago ceased his maverick ways to carry the water of the Inside the Beltway political class. Having failed to beat them — he joined them.

posted July 20, 2015 01:37 PM            

"I dont like heroes that were captured"

In other words it was McCains fault he was shot out of the sky and didnt shoot himself while unconscious to prevent being a prisoner...

And if anyone else backtracked so frantically after being booed for saying such, you would call them a wuss or worse. Wheres the wonderful courage and refusal to cave now? Probly somewhere in Arizona with the 10k folks who werent in the room with Donald Duck

posted July 20, 2015 02:16 PM            

Are you making up shiiite again?

Go find Trump's quote where he said...I DON'T LIKE HEROES THAT WERE CAPTURED.

posted July 20, 2015 11:15 PM            

Donald Trump NEVER SAID...I DON'T LIKE HEROES THAT WERE CAPTURED.

Trump said..."I like heroes who were not captured". That doesn't mean he doesn't like those who were.

posted July 22, 2015 12:38 AM            

Voters eager to see Trump gore federal china shop
By Charles Hurt
Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Campaigning in Iowa over the weekend, Donald Trump was being, well, Donald Trump, fearlessly bellowing insults without mercy, until he finally landed a big blow on Old John McCain and managed to hit on the ONLY thing you cannot say bad about the senator from Arizona. In mocking and belittling Mr. McCain’s tortured service as a downed Navy pilot in a Hanoi prison camp, The Donald’s meteoric ascent seemed threatened — but just for a moment.

Impetuous, spoiled and self-absorbed, John McCain gives countless reasons to be derided and scorned. He has been a media darling for decades — not for any kind of principle, but rather for his willingness to sell out fellow Republicans if it gains him some political edge. Knighted the “maverick,” Mr. McCain can always be relied upon for a disparaging quote.

His star turn in the “Keating Five” scandal gave us campaign finance “reform,” which in reality was nothing more than a bunch of tangled rules that spoiled free speech and gave Democrats an unfair edge in campaigns.

But it successfully laundered Mr. McCain’s own political career of an awful stain.

Worst of all, the old geezer somehow managed to lose the 2008 presidential campaign to a young street hustler spouting vague and empty promises. The only remotely savvy thing John McCain has accomplished in his post-Hanoi career was to pick former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. But even that was a self-serving choice in hopes of breathing the faintest life into his doddering campaign.

Then along comes Donald Trump, fighting the right fight but picking up the wrong weapon. The great and refreshing thing about The Donald is that he has never been to politician school. He says whatever he wants when he wants and how he wants.

Ironically, Mr. Trump is truly the maverick that John McCain has always dreamed of being as he’s stumbled through his long, long political career.

When it comes to mannerly decorum, Donald Trump is untrainable. He always has said and will continue to say things that are wildly impolitic. And that is precisely why people like him so much and trust him.

Newest polls out of Iowa and nationally already suggest that the breathless predictions of Mr. Trump’s demise from every corner of the national, political media set have been a wee bit premature. Once again, the experts utterly fail to understand the allure of a “Teflon Don” presidency.

People are drawn to Mr. Trump not because he is a polished insider who knows how to speak in hushed earth tones that put people to sleep and in the end say absolutely nothing. They like Mr. Trump because he says SOMETHING every time he opens his mouth. After all the years of meaningless yammer, ANYTHING is better than all the political blather. Even if what he says sometimes runs a bit foul of acceptable discourse.

Undoubtedly, Mr. Trump wishes he had steered a bit clearer of Mr. McCain’s honorable service. But he has built up so much credibility with his unflinching, unvarnished talk that supporters are willing to forgive him a verbal slip-up here and there.

People like Mr. Trump not because they think he will be dainty and gentle inside the china shop of the federal government. They love him because they think he will be an enraged, groaning and goring bull, slashing his giant, shiny horns deep into every corner of the china shop as all the experts — shrieking — go scurrying in every direction to get away from the rampaging beast.

The American people have watched for decades as all the political experts have worked their magic and built up this monstrous city where the streets are literally lined with slabs of expensive granite paid for by innocent taxpayers thousands of miles away.

posted July 22, 2015 12:16 PM            

The need to return insult means it struck home. In otherwords every time Mr Dump feels the need to retaliate, he is basically admitting the critic was right. At the same time he is doing the Dems a big service, and who can argue with a little puncturing of sacred balloons?

None of which makes him a suitable candidate for president. He does a great reality show but the country is not a business he can run as he pleases surrounded by yesmen of his choosing. And if he succeeds in discrediting enough of the old boffos they will be replaced with more boffos ..or real statesmen who will not let him play king either.

posted July 22, 2015 08:05 PM            

There are few sexual perversions not celebrated by our media today, but I gather, from decades of flood-the-zone coverage of even the most preposterous allegations of rape, that liberals are still on record as being against rape.

So it's worth examining the cultures we're introducing to America for the purpose of giving the Democrats votes and businesses cheap labor:

-- Seventy-seven percent of reported sexual assaults in Lima, Peru, are against child victims, according to the Latin American and Caribbean Youth Network for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (REDLAC).

-- A U.N. Special Rapporteur concluded that the only explanation for "the high degree of impunity for violence against women" in Guatemala was that "at least some of the violence was committed by the authorities."

-- CNN reports that 318 10-year-old girls gave birth in Mexico in 2011.

In all of Western Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand combined, there have been eight reported births to girls aged 10 or younger. Seven of the eight involved Third World immigrants.

-- The REDLAC report said that girls between the ages of 10 and 15 accounted for more than 15 percent of all births in Argentina and 17 percent of all births in Uruguay.

By contrast, less than 2 percent of births in the U.S. are to girls in that age group -- and most of those are Hispanics, who are seven times more likely to give birth between the ages of 10 and 14 than whites, according to a Centers for Disease Control study.

All peasant cultures exhibit extremely non-progressive views on women and children. Mexico just happens to have the peasant culture that lives within walking distance of the United States.

According to North Carolinians for Immigration Reform and Enforcement, illegal immigrants commit hundreds of sex crimes against children in that state every month -- 350 in the month of April 2014, 299 in May, and more than 400 sex crimes against children in August and September.

More than 90 percent of the perpetrators are Hispanic. I didn't know there were that many Hispanics in North Carolina! When not providing North Carolina farmers with cheap labor, immigrant workers seem to spend all their free time raping little girls. (It's a wonder they find the time to do all that drunk driving.)

These websites aren't even counting legal immigrants. It's bad enough that the government can't stop foreign rapists from sneaking into our country. But how about the rapists the government looked over and decided to let in?

We'll never know about their criminal predations, to say nothing of their burden on the taxpayers. The government won't tell us, and the media would bury the information if it did.

The cover-up is too relentless to be a coincidence. In February 2014, Carlos Gumercindo Crus, 42, was arrested for committing a felony sex offense on a 12-year-old girl in her home in Lexington, North Carolina. The headline was: "Man, 42, arrested for sexual offense with girl under 13."

Two weeks later, Jose Freddy Ambrosio-Gorgonio, 32, was arrested in Vale, North Carolina, for having sex with a 12-year-old girl. Headline: "Man charged with sexual assault of a minor." This was splashed in small, inside-the-paper items in two local newspapers, below the high school basketball scores.

This "Man" has been really busy! Why doesn't anyone arrest him?

In 2012, 35-year-old illegal alien Luis Perez-Valencia confessed to raping an 11-year-old girl, after she got pregnant and DNA proved he was the father. Or -- as the Star-News in Wilmington, North Carolina, began the story: "MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN CHILD RAPE CASE. A Brunswick County man was sentenced to up to 20 years in prison Monday for raping and impregnating an 11-year-old girl...."

It's so informative being told that it was a "man" and not, say, an octopus, charged with having sex with a minor. In a surprise move, two local newspapers reported that Perez-Valencia was an illegal alien.

Illegal immigrants are hard-working: One time, Perez-Valencia tried to rape the 11-year-old after taking her to work with him. (It was "Take Your Child Rape Victim to Work Day.")

Even in Hawaii, where the population is only 2.7 percent Mexican, a Mexican child molester pops up. In 2012, 47-year-old Jose Luis Hernandez-Dominguez was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sexually molesting a 5-year-old girl over an extended period, while his wife baby-sat the girl.

But Donald Trump has come under relentless attack because he used the M-word ("Mexican") -- and it wasn't to tell us that Mexicans work harder than Americans! He must be destroyed.

Who, exactly, is this media cover-up helping? It's not helping American girls who have no idea they shouldn't be cracking the door open to their parents' landscaper. It's not helping high school sophomores who didn't know the risk of joining their Mexican schoolmates in a courtyard outside the homecoming dance. (See my new book Adios, America! for details on these gruesome cases as well as many others.)

It's also not helping any Latinas who immigrated to America, hoping to escape the Latino rape culture. The rapists have followed them here -- and are being ferociously defended by well-heeled Americans, who strut around like they're Martin Luther King because they want to pay their landscapers less.

posted July 23, 2015 10:17 AM            

Now, the grubby little open borders morons exemplified by the convicted felon George Soros are attempting to overturn the Treaty.

Soros and the rest of the leftist loons have enlisted the help of the racists at LA Raza..meaning THE RACE. How nice, racists whining about racism when it's not racism at all. It's protecting American citizens by enforcing America's borders.

While we're at it, let's discuss another coalition of loony tunes groups involved in the "open borders coalition". These communist, socialist, progressive morons are dedicated to overthrowing the United States and ceding the American Southwest back to Mexico.

You will find these lunatic leftists under the mantle of The Reconquista Movement. Reconquista...RECONQUEST.

posted July 23, 2015 10:39 PM            

Which makes them...and you, dishonest because that's what you're really after.

posted July 24, 2015 08:40 AM            

PJ Media obtained a never-before-released copy of a Texas DPS report on human smuggling containing the numbers of crimes committed by aliens in Texas. According to the analysis conducted by the Texas Department of Public Safety, foreign aliens committed 611,234 unique crimes in Texas from 2008 to 2014, including thousands of homicides and sexual assaults.

The report describes an alien crime wave of staggering proportions exacerbated by federal officials unwilling to enforce immigration laws.

The Texas DPS report says well over 100,000 individual criminal aliens have been booked into Texas jails:

From October 2008 to April 2014, Texas identified a total 177,588 unique criminal alien defendants booked into Texas county jails. These individuals have been identified through the Secure Communities initiative, in which Texas has participated since October 2008.

There are almost certainly more criminal aliens who haven’t been identified as aliens. The 177,588 criminal aliens identified by Texas through the Secure Communities initiative only can tag criminal aliens who had already been fingerprinted. Arrests of illegal aliens who have not been fingerprinted prior to arrest are not included in these arrests numbers derived from the Secure Communities initiative.

That means that the already stratospheric aggregate crime totals would be even higher if crimes by many illegal aliens who are not in the fingerprint database were included.

The Secure Communities initiative is an information-sharing program between the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice. Presumably, both departments would have data on the number of fingerprint searches conducted that revealed a criminal act involved an alien.

Texas has been ground zero in illegal alien crossings into the United States. The Texas DPS report shows that in the Rio Grande Valley, 154,453 illegal aliens were apprehended in 2013.

Other Texas sectors saw approximately 86,000 illegal aliens apprehended. All other sectors combined on the southern border only saw approximately 170,000 illegal alien apprehensions in the same time period. The Obama administration releases a sizable portion of the illegal aliens captured.

The criminal aliens identified by the Texas Department of Public Safety have been responsible for the most heinous types of crimes — and in astonishing numbers. From the Texas DPS report:

A review of these 177,588 defendants shows that they are responsible for at least 611,234 individual criminal charges over their criminal careers, including 2,993 homicides and 7,695 sexual assaults.

One such murder was committed by Juan Francisco De Luna Vasquez. Vasquez confessed to killing his wife with a hammer in Laredo.

The increasing flood across the border combined with the existence of sanctuary cities bolstered by Obama administration policies allowing the release of the most violent criminal aliens has fueled these crimes.

(Source: Texas DPS)
“Other Than Mexican” apprehensions. Most are released. (Source: Texas DPS report)

The House Judiciary Committee has passed the Davis-Oliver Act, introduced (S.1640) in the Senate by Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) and in the House (H.R.1148) by Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), which would address many of these issues.

posted July 24, 2015 11:52 AM            

Those 3,000 people murdered in Texas by illegal aliens sure won't be seen by their family and friends any more.

posted July 24, 2015 02:15 PM            

You never tire of making up bullshiiite do you. You're delusional you know.

posted July 24, 2015 02:25 PM            

Shock footage validates Trump's assertion on Mexicans bringing drugs into America
Paul Joseph Watson
July 23, 2015

As Donald Trump prepared to arrive in Laredo for a tour of the US border, Infowars captured astounding footage which shows illegals sneaking across the Rio Grande river before they frantically throw huge bags of drugs into a vehicle and swim back to Mexico.

Infowars reporters Joe Biggs and Josh Owens traveled to Laredo to cover Trump’s highly publicized visit. While recording footage of the Rio Grande river, which forms part of the Mexico–US border, Owens spotted illegals crossing the water in the distance on rafts and began to film.

The clip then shows an individual holding open the trunk of a red Ford Explorer before four illegals frantically run up carrying huge packs of what are almost certainly drugs before quickly throwing them into the vehicle and fleeing back towards Mexico.

The vehicle then drives into America as one of the smugglers glances back towards Biggs and Owens.

Biggs and Owens immediately had to go into hiding and remove the license plates on their vehicle because they were spotted by the cartel during filming.

The footage validates Trump’s assertion, for which he has been vilified for weeks, that illegal immigrants are bringing drugs into the United States.

“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best,” Trump said during his announcement that he would run for president. “They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people.”

Trump was invited to visit the border by the National Border Patrol Council and will arrive in Laredo later today, although the participation of Border Patrol agents was subsequently canceled after the national AFL-CIO-controlled union intervened.

Mexican drug cartels make up to $29 billion annually from U.S. drug sales, with 90% of the cocaine that enters America transiting through Mexico. The majority of marijuana and methamphetamines that are sold in the U.S. also come from Mexico.

posted July 24, 2015 03:43 PM            

Trump arrived to speak after meeting with law enforcement and Laredo city leaders — and that’s when Trump’s foot went deep in his own mouth. He talked up the local city manager (identified by Trump as “Jesus”) who went on to explain to the press in attendance that their relationship with Washington isn’t the problem, nor is the height of any walls or fences the issue.

On building a higher wall: 

“I don’t think that’s necessary at this time.” 

On Washington;

“Our relationship with Washington is tremendous”

This coming right after all the city leaders and law enforcement standing around and behind him openly laughed when Trump claimed “Hispanics loved him” and he was going to “win the Hispanic vote.”

Fresh with all that egg on his face, Trump marched on immediately changing his “wall” to a “partial wall.” All of a sudden that big high solid wall wasn’t important after one local city manager just stepped to the mic and told the truth.

Trump’s embarrassments didn’t stop there. He bragged about people greeting him with cheers until the press corrected him and told him that those people were protesting him. Trump claimed to “have not seen those people.”

When asked about “El Chapo” the cartel leader who has threatened Trump, Trump feigned like he ‘never heard of him.”

Way to show us what a liar you are, Donald. You can say you don’t care about him or are not afraid of his threats, but don’t lie and act like you never heard his name.

Beyond that, Trump seemed confused and out of his league throughout. When he was asked how to solve the problem of illegals coming over he could only burt out ‘make em legal.’ No word on whether that was an endorsement for a path to citizenship.

Probably not.

After grabbing your popcorn, see the full press conference (don’t want to be accused of unfair editing) HERE: