RUSH: Let\u2019s move on to the situation involving the illegal alien unaccompanied children. “United Nations officials are pushing for many of the Central Americans fleeing to the US to be treated as refugees displaced by armed conflict, a designation meant to increase pressure on the United States to accept tens of thousands of people currently ineligible for asylum.”<\/p>\n
I tell you, these people on the left, are they good or are they good? The one thing they can do is coordinate a message. So here you have the purposeful, intentful importation of 300,000 illegals just since April, and of that 300,000, about 60,000 are unaccompanied children. And right on schedule, here comes the UN demanding that they be called refugees and that they be allowed to stay, and that they not be called illegal immigrants because they are refugees fleeing war-torn, poverty stricken nations. And of course it is our responsibility to open up and accept them. It just falls right in line with Obama\u2019s message.<\/p>\n
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\nNow, yesterday at the White House press briefing — this is an example here of media bias. ABC News White House correspondent Jonathan Karl actually asked the press secretary a tough question, and he got an answer, and it was a story, it was an incident totally unfavorable to the White House. And ABC News spiked it. Nobody saw it other than the people who watched the press briefing live.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s what happened. During yesterday afternoon\u2019s White House press briefing, Josh Earnest was forced by Jon Karl of ABC to defend White House claims that they are deporting tens of thousands of these kids at the border. Obama\u2019s saying it, Josh Earnest is saying it. But they\u2019re not. They\u2019re not deporting — the max may be 1%, and that\u2019s just enough so that Obama or somebody can stand up and say, “Oh, yeah, we\u2019re deporting \u2019em.” It\u2019s the smallest amount of deportations they can get away with. So Jonathan Karl stood up. Well, I don\u2019t know if he stood up. But he asked the question. He cited an article in the Los Angeles Times<\/a>, which explained that under the Obama Regime, contrary to what the White House is saying, deportations of miners has actually decreased.<\/p>\n Jonathan Karl told Josh Earnest that, according to the article in the LA Times, deportation of minors is one-fifth of what it had been. And then he asked the press secretary, “Doesn?\u2019t that show that what you are saying is disinformation?” So basically the ABC News White House correspondent, in so many words, said to the White House press secretary, “Doesn\u2019t that mean you\u2019re lying to us? Doesn\u2019t that mean you\u2019re spreading false information? You\u2019re out there talking about how the deportation numbers are up, that your deporting a bunch of these kids and you\u2019re really not.” And Josh Earnest answered by blaming Bush. He said the problem is traced back to the previous president and so forth.<\/p>\n Now, this all began when Jon Karl asked Josh Earnest “if he had an ‘an answer for me yet as to how many of those that are released with the promise of returning for a court date are actually showing up for their hearing?\u2019 Earnest told him he did not yet have the numbers for him which agitated the ABC reporter. Karl asked Earnest if he could give him any idea of what the number was, was it ‘closer to 10 percent than 100 percent?\u2019 Earnest didn?\u2019t give in. Instead he argued that the number would not be accurate in light of the recent surge at the border. That?\u2019s when Karl moved to the LA Times article and asked Earnest if that paper\u2019s findings proves that the White House is giving ‘disinformation.\u2019 Earnest argued to the contrary by shifting blame on the law signed by the ‘previous president.'”<\/p>\n