how much of this crisis from your legal perspective comes down to a lack of federal resources in the judicial system in processing these people. zero. let me be clear about that. money is always relevant and important. it has no role here whatsoever. let me get this straight. this is not at all a money problem. it is a political and humanitarian problem. so we have what are the estimates, $70 billion to build a border wall. plenty of money for that. $25 billion and put it in a bill and get some compromise on immigration, plenty of money for that but you don t have $200,000 to hire what do they cost an immigration judge because they try to mete out justice and they would have to adjudicate claims and if they are adjudicating asylum claims and they would left one of the brown people infest the boards of the border and over run the country
deeply sorry. i have tremendous faith and trust in the providence of the lord jesus christ and his ability to mete out justice, and so that is my hope for ultimate vindication. he plans to appeal his conviction maintains he is innocent. according to reports, he kissed his wife maureen on the checkek as he left court. jeb bush is taking a concrete step toward the white house. announcing the creation of the right to rise leadership and super pacs which allow him to raise money and lay the foundation for a possible run in 2016. in two videos posted on social media. one in english and the other in spanish, bush announced the launch. everybody today we re setting up the right to rise pac which is a pac to support candidates that believe in conservative principles to allow all americans to rise up.
cousins, nephews, nieces many many of whom are here in the courtroom today. and they have been you know beyond loving and forgiving and uplifting in their support for me. and finally, and really most importantly, i want to say that i have immense faith in the justice system, but i have tremendous faith and trust in the providence of the lord jesus christ and his ability to mete out justice. and so that is my hope for ultimate vindication. i know his love never fails, never gives up and it s never going to run out on me. and that s what s kept me going. and will keep us focused on a bright hope for a productive future so i can continue what i ve done for 38 years, and that is to serve the people. governor with that
who have been unbelievably resolute. this has been an extraordinarily difficult time for my children my wife my brothers sisters, cousins, nephews, nieces, many, many of whom were in the courtroom here today. they have been beyond loving and forgiving and uplifting in their supported for me. finally and most importantly, i want to say that i have immense faith in the justice system, but i have tremendous faith and trust in the providence of the lord jesus christ and his ability to mete out justice and so that is my hope for ultimate vindication. i know his love never fails. it never gives up. and it s never going to run out on me. that s what s kept me going. and will keep us focused on a
3 1-year-old but it was ultimately that reaction that raised eyebrows. his reaction. did he let his personal views get in the way and will that somehow effect her case? maybe in appellate courts. here for fair and balanced debate jonah spilbore and arthur aidala. if this were the death penalty state you would be getting the chair. one of the most cold blood killings he has ever seen. impassioned and infuriated by her attitude on behalf of victim. i don t blame him. underneath that robe he is an human pike being. the judge is the trier of facts jurors were there. sentencing phase, there is nothing left to try. at the sentencing phase his job is to determine appropriate sentence. if he had a personal feeling that she gutted some poor soul like a fish. mete out her sentence not going to ten hans it any what s the problem? lawyers get if they do this type of thing they get