TRUMP TO BILL O'REILY "Loves The Mexican People " But his statements on immigrants was 100% Accurate!

Donald Trump to Bill O'Reilly: 'I Love Mexican People' 

 

As seen on The O'Reilly Factor

On "The O'Reilly Factor" tonight, Donald Trump said that he is not backing away from his controversial comments about Mexico and illegal immigrants. 
“When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. […] 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 said while announcing his run for president.
Trump told Bill O'Reilly that he stands by his comments, because "it's totally accurate."
"The border is a disaster Bill," Trump said. "People are pouring in, and I mean ... illegal immigrants 300 and some odd thousand are in your state jails right now according to Homeland Security ... This is an amazing statistic, 80 percent of Central American women and girls are raped crossing into the U.S."
He noted that both Fusion and Huffington Post published stories about that statistic. 
"I love Mexican people," Trump shared. "I have a tremendous relationship, I also respect Mexico. But Mexico is doing a tremendous number against the United States. First of all they're killing us at the border. Second of all, Bill what they're doing to us in trade is unbelievable."
Trump said he's not angry at Mexico, but angry at "our country for having such bad negotiators and such bad leaders."  
The presidential candidate also said that he thinks NBC is "weak" and also "afraid" of the border issue. 
Watch the video above.

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Posted on June 29, 2015 by MK

“We’re at $18 trillion now. We’re soon going to be at $20 trillion. At $24 trillion, that’s the point of no return. We will be there soon. That’s when we become Greece! That’s when we become a country that’s unsalvageable.”

MK note:  Of course he’s talking about the U.S. national debt.  Politicians talk about the political deficit.  Businessmen talk about the reality of the uncontrollable national debt and the potential interest payments that stand in the way of raising interest rates to historic norms.