Scott Jennings defends Trump's confusion about responsibility to maintain the constitution

The conservative comment from CNN, Scott Jennings, started a defense of Donald Trump after Bill Maher mocked the president because he did not know whether he has the responsibility to maintain the US constitution because “the president added in the same breath:

The conversation performed during a panel with Jennings and Peter Hamby. Maher pointed out that the founding fathers “knew the difference between the word person and the word citizen. It is not called” person “when she designed the 14th and 15th change.

The 14th change grants citizenship to “all persons born in the United States” does not allow the states to “enact or enforce a law that curls the privileges or immunities of the United States citizens and refuses the ability to” deprive a person of life, freedom or ownership “.

The 15th amendment grants the right to vote regardless of “breed, color or earlier conditions of the bondage”.

Maher said to Jennings and Hamby that he does not believe that Republicans “want to live in a country in which a man only goes … 'You know, you are a bad guy. You go to the torture chamber.'

“Well, that's not the country in which they live. They live in a country in which this type had been repeatedly before the immigration court. But the Venezuelans … he had a deportation … but the Venezuela …” Jennings replied before Hamby injected.

After Trump was asked by Kristen Welker of “Meet the Press” whether he believes that he uploaded the constitution, Maher interfered: “His answer was, I don't know, I am not a lawyer.”

“Wait, wait, wait. He in the same, but in that, but the same breath he said:” In this case we have the best lawyers and we will adhere to what the Supreme Court said, “insisted Jennings.” That was his complete statement. These people, these gang members, do not come here to be productive. Americans, they come here to rape the communities with which the president was elected to remedy it. “

Take a look at the exchange between Maher, Jennings and Hamby in the video above.