a new book writ been you as well that talks about how that sort of experience about when your parents came to the united states. it has been a good experience for you personally because you went back and looked at your family. i knew the story. i didn t know the dates. it has been a blessing in disguise. as part of the book and part of that scrutiny i went back and found ought as much as i could. when you go back and can look at your parents. you realize they were once my age and that really comes alive when you review the documents and application to come to the u.s. and things of that nature. i tried to capture some of that in the book. in some ways in many ways the whole thing about when my parents came ended up being a blessing in disguise. what i learned was is even more amazing than what i knew befo e before. greta: people get to where they are because they work hard and right place at the right time and a little bit of luck. in your instance i think the
now? can he decide not to enforce the immigration law at all. this immigration issue is complicated. it is not an easy issue. on the one hand, there is a real human element. the vast majority of people here undocumented are here because they are in search of a better life for their families. we can t be the only country in the world that doesn t have immigration laws it enforces. we are the most generous country in the world on illegal immigration. a million people a year immigrate to the united states legally. what other country in the world even comes close. and there are millions waiting to enter the country legally. they waited in line and a paid the fees. what do we tell them, come illegally, it it is cheaper and faster? those two things have to be balanced and that is a hard thing to do and takes time to arrive that the point. the sorts of actions that ignore the constitution and ignore the congress the president makes it harder for us to come together and work on the issue in a
people and more importantly ignoring the constitution and the congressional process. i know i get frustrated with congress. that doesn t mean i m about to ignore the republic because i have a really good idea that i think everybody else should see it the way i do. that is really the problem. from a practical point of view what the president has done is going to make it harder for us to arrive at a reasonable bipartisan balanced approach to these kids situation and i think it is going to in the short-term i know a lot of these kids will be happy because they are desperate for a solution. what they really need is a long-term solution. it will make it harder to find one. greta: is the president si n signing the executive order is it an unlawful exercise of power? an unconstitutional move? i think it ignores the constitution. greta: are you saying sport of politely it was unconstitutional? the president believed it was unconstitutional not so long ago. something changed in his min
and killing is going to go on. greta: an interesting report the ap saying putin backed off his support for the president of syria. prime minister cameron of england, great britain said putin agreed assad could go. the statement from by prime minister cannon is not reconcilable with the obama statement. had president obama heard putin said he was prepared to see a assad depart, i believe he would have said that. there is obviously a contra addiction can there. it sounded to me like president obama recognized there is little to no chance to persuade putin to throw assad under the bus. greta: plus, russia has economic interest in syria and iran as well. why would they do that? they long had close defense ties. they had their most important naval base outside of russia in syria. they sell sophisticated weapons systems to syria, air defense systems.
traditionally seen them but much broader scale nationwide to where people with preexisting conditions that are very sick are such a small blip on the screen it is not going impact them like it would in a very small healthcare situati n situation. we have proposeles a and solutions for that but the difference in that is that we want to make sure we are doing that in an open process where everybody understands what is in the bill as we bring it forward and propose it. greta: we are all waiting to see what happens. stands or struck be down in its entirety or simply be the mandate. right now, everybody is sort of on hold. especially people who need health insurance and small business people and everybody else. it comes down to everybody making their own healthcare decisions or the government making it and that is the choices we have in front of us and the supreme court decision is going be a big step in se seeing which direction this country is going to go. greta: representative, tha