President Trump: So thank you very much. This is a great honor. And we’ll just do this, because some people like to see this. Can you see that, fellas, okay?
I don’t know if they’re going to ask questions, but it might not be on this subject.
Q Mr. President —
THE PRESIDENT: It should be on the subject. Go ahead. Ask on — ask on stem cells [sic].
Q On a separate subject, if I can — (laughter) —
THE PRESIDENT: Oh, I’m shocked. I’m shocked. I’m shocked.
Q Can you — you seemed, from your tweet today, that you were upset about the Roger Stone sentencing. Did you —
Getting rid of the H1B visa program and the programs like it will do so much more to help veterans than legislating new laws to help out the veterans. Now companies are demanding more from US citizens than just a resume and skill. The last job interview I went on they wanted two supervisory references and two coworker references. If you did not have them, they stopped the interview and told you to kiss off (paraphrasing) politely. Then they complained they could not find any skilled employees and needed H1B visas to fill the position. I know they don’t vet them nearly as hard as they do the Vets or other US Citizens. I know for a fact GE does not even check up on references or past work experiences of H1B employees they have hired.
Yes, same thing with foreign heads of state. It’s very disrespectful to them.
Although this way it’s directly from the horse’s mouth and they’re not assaulting the press secretary and getting TV face time like they used to.
Oh, this will surely trigger another round of whining about Trump advancing a racist agenda. After all the irrelevant questions, I guess.
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