changes in this society. starting local and going up through the federal system is crucial here. we don t know the answer to that question. i fear in fact that majority may be illusive right now. it makes no sense. but i fear it. because we ve seen it happen on gun control for example. which should have been as airtight as anything after newtown. ergo, the localities and states creating the reality. we ve seen it in marriage equality, create the equality, show, create the reality, show it works, create the momentum on the ground. it s more tangible and powerful than the theory of debate in washington. we have lots of precedent from previous decades, that s the only way change happens 0en a sustained basis. i want to ask bill, how do you differ on this issue, the immigrant i.d. card, driver s license from your opponents? i put it front and center and bluntly, they haven t. i think the point is i understand that on the ground, particularly in the outer boroughs, i m a brooklynite, i
nodding your head? well i was confused on senator clinton s answer. i can t tell whether she was for it or against it i do think that is important. are you for it or against it? i think it is the right idea. yes? in his op-ed, deblasio argues that it would edeuce the risk of accidents, drive down insurance costs. in addition he has called for new york city to provide its undocumented immigrants with an i.d. card. writing that creating a municipal counterpart accessible to undocumented residents would bring hundreds of thousands of people currently living in the shadows into mainstream society. the proposal comets as recent study by the center for migration studies, estimates that new york state is home to 750,000 of the nation s 11.7 million undocumented immigrants. behind only california, texas and florida. deblasio is currently engaged in a competitive democratic
on a dysfunctional federal debate. you re an expert on the intricacies on washington. i don t think i m an expert on anything. state and localities need to lead the way. one of the things we find over and over again is you create the reality and it acclimates people to fact that this can work. new york city is a perfect position to create that. cities like san francisco and new haven, connecticut have had the local i.d., it s worked well. it s helped drive down crime in new haven, connecticut. because more and more people engage the police because they were part of the system of working with government. so a lot of good effects here. i think, ron, the argument for immigration reform seems fairly water-tight to me. that s just me. and we talk about immigration reform happening at the national level. certainly it seems like it s moving in that direction and yet this weekend you had bob menendez saying we don t have 60 votes for immigration reform. you have this open letter from num
crossing park.com. clayton: we will make sure if you can t find it there we will have it on foxnews.com as well. thank you so much, john. good luck today. thank you very much. dave: coming up on the show, a daughter sues her dad because he refused to pay for her college tuition. she won but should he really be paying up here? we will have a fair and balanced debate right up. clayton: lawmakers in a u.s. city pushing to expand immigrant i.d. cards to accept foreign i.d.es from other countries represented in the district. but how would it allow illegal immigrants access to benefits and services. we report, you decide. great cove and policies starting at just $95 a year. i dig that! most bikers do that s why progressive is number one! whoo! whoo! let s renew up. yeah, that sounds good, man. do i have any bugs in my teeth?