the republicans are not going to go down this road again. do you think that s overly optimist sncc. look, i don t think there s a lot of insensitives from the republicans to go down that road again. right? the last time they did it, they shut down the government, it cost them dearly. and not only that but it strengthened speaker boehner s hand against the extremist and his caucus. so they come to this with a slightly different political calculus. you heard the speaker s representative michael steele today say the speaker doesn t think we should breach the debt ceiling or even come close to it. i think he actually means that. the question is he has to get something for the caucus because they won t take nothing, as congressman ryan said. and the white house has said it won t negotiate. so how far are they willing to go? in the legislation that reopened the government back in october there was a kind of symbolic tweak to health care, basically affirmed something that was already in the
it s something that every single child in a mixed family leaves, every single day is my mom going to pick me up from school, are we going to have a job. as i grew up, i needed to get a job because i needed to pay my bills. so i m wondering am i going to get caught. will there be a raid at work. it s a fear we live every sing dale. it s not american. we shouldn t worry about is my mother or father going to be deported tomorrow. raul, if there s any reasonableness in the system, igs s immigration reform. it benefits both parties to do immigration reform. and there is a social movement doing the kind of pressure she was talking about earlier. right. you off reason so optimistic at this table. are you still optimist sncc. yes, i am. and part of this the reason is being here with julieta. what start out years ago is now