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better. no comment. neil: no comment is right. now the immigration official warning states not to follow arizona s lead and customs enforcement says that s a federal government and a patchwork of immigration laws ain t the way to go. 20 states are pushing for laws similar to arizona. my next guest, richard jones, sheriff of butler county, ohio. how are you? i m fine. how much of your zeal would be stalled if a judge rules what arizona did is unconstitutional? it wouldn t stall it at all. in ohio, the majority of the citizens in ohio want this done. in the last poll, in two weeks, mr. combs, courtney combs, state representative will have this unveiled and hope to have it before the house in ohio in september. from there, it s going to be either up or down. the governor s made his
so they feel like they can take on a stumbling financial system? yeah, they no question they feel the wind is at their back. by the way, the people working for paid by unions for many years are now in a variety of administrative positions at every level of government. those people have wind at their back. we re feeling it every possible way you can. very good. thank you very much. we re going to peek at wall street, wall and broad, downtown manhattan but also other areas in midtown. meanwhile to the crackdown on illegals. lawmakers in fife states are pushing for very tough immigration laws like arizona. in ohio today, a call for a initiative after the governor said that he would veto such a bill if it reached his desk. courtney combs and butler county sheriff ricky jones want voters