and so your father decided to resign. can you talk about that? why did he decide to step down? look, i think that it s a great loss for the industry. there is no greater advocate for the arts and music education than my dad. and they would have found somebody to be extremely passionate. this was one of the top things that he worked on con sis tenthsly as governor. i think he would have been a great addition. i think it s a really sad thing that he won t get to be part of that he will continue fighting for kids and arts and music education. and whatever capacity he can. he is incredibly dedicated. i know he credits a lot of his success in life goes back to music. he was a shy kid. and hated to be in front of people until he learned to play the guitar when he was about 11. steve: right. this is something he is passionate about. it s not going to stop. it s not going to change. he will continue advocating for that because he think it s really important that every kid in this country h
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mission, texas. todd gillman, he is washington bureau chief with the dallas morning news. and we have cnn political comment at a timer maria cardona. jim, you, president obama is asking for $3.7 billion to handle this crisis, but then, you know, saying that kids who are coming across the border, they can t stay if the money isn t going to really deal with them. well, some of it is being used. what are the other things we see this funding request, what would it be used for? well, almost half of that $3.7 billion, brianna, would go for caring for those unaccompanied minors. they need a place to stay and the administration at this point cannot say, definitively how long they ll be staying in this country because as you know, brianna, the law is different when you talk about migrants coming from mexico, the law basically says they can be turned around and sent home immediately, but if they come from central america or noncon tig white house countries, they
in their countries and so forth. you re exactly right, but the reason why i brought that up is because it really illustrates and speaks to the very, very deep divide over, not just the policy, but also the money that the president wants. yeah, no doubt, it is a lot of money when you re asking for almost $4 billion. hang tight guys, we re going to continue this conversation. right now as we speak, the senate homeland security committee wants answers on the border crisis testifying at the hearing will be the heads of federal emergency, fema, the federal emergency management agency, border patrol, several very ranking members, high ranking members of the homeland security and health and human services departments. we will be monitoring this hearing all morning, and we ll be back in adjust moment with some of it.