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Trump Lashes Out At Black Immigrants Coming to the U.S. From ‘Shithole Countries’

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Leave it to the orange a-hole in the White House to make it perfectly clear how he feels about immigrants from Africa. And by extension, black people.

House to make it perfectly clear how he feels about immigrants from Africa. And by extension, black people.

 

 We know this because a group of bipartisan senators said Thursday they had reached an agreement to protect young undocumented immigrants, but President Donald Trump put a damper on the debate by questioning why the U.S. would admit people from “shithole countries.”

Trump made the comments at a private White House immigration meeting in questioning why the U.S. would want to admit people from Africa, the source of many diversity lottery applicants, according to two people briefed on the meeting.

 

 “What do we want all these people from these shithole countries here. We should have people from places like Norway,” the president said, according to these two people. Mr. Trump also expressed dismay with granting a legal status, in particular, to people from Haiti. One person said he asked, “What do we want Haitians here for?”

 

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Nate Bargatze Plays Rexburg Tomorrow, Then Settles Into Las Vegas on the Record-Breaking Big Dumb Eyes Tour

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The nicest man in stand-up is having the biggest year in stand-up. Nate Bargatze’s Big Dumb Eyes World Tour – named after his New York Times bestselling book – plays the BYU-Idaho Center in Rexburg, Idaho on Friday, October 23, then settles into a Las Vegas residency run at Encore at Wynn on December 9-12, with more Vegas dates January 21-24.

The tour just played Auburn University’s Neville Arena on October 16 as part of its college swing. The numbers behind the run are staggering: more than 2 million tickets sold, and Bargatze recently set the record for the highest one-year gross by a comedy performer in history.

The Atlantic called him "The Nicest Man in Stand-Up," and his clean, deadpan, everybody’s-dad humor has turned arena crowds into believers. If Rexburg or Vegas is anywhere near you, this is the show to see this season.

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