the jurisdiction? i think it s a tough one. bill: six days away from the vote. you can feel it, right? excited and nervous. bill: lindsey graham was in ohio. an interesting governor s race. here is graham on what s on the line for republicans. if you are republican and you are not excited about voting, you are legally dead. this has been a nightmare for red state trump democrats between the kavanaugh debacle, despicable character assassination and a caravan trying to overrun our borders, it has been a nightmare for red state democrats and unified republicans. julie: lindsey graham has maintained the election is all about kavanaugh and the caravan and that motto has stuck through. on the caravan, that is an issue. immigration is a huge issue. democrats say if they regain control in the house they will make immigration reform a top
does it mean you re happy with the way things are going and you want to get out there and like what trump is doing or you re really passionate, upset, angry about the kavanaugh fight and angry about the caravan coming? i think if people were excited the republicans would be focusing on the good news, the economy. they re focusing on things that worry americans. julie: anger drives people to the polls. you said the word excited. i don t know that that s the word i would use. julie: anger drives people, once again. if you re happy you sit home. people are angry about the fear of losing healthcare. you have these members of congress who voted dozens of times to repeal obamacare without frankly replacement to protect pre-existing conditions and people who have somebody in their family they stated their case. they would farm it out to the states and figure out how the governors
it doesn t matter the 5,200 troops on the border or the admonitions from the administration. something new that s developing here. we ve seen the 5,000 strong caravan walking to the border but now they re waiting for a ride to the border. this is the first time i have seen since i ve been here an organized bus operation from this state getting volunteer buses to load people on and take them to their next location. that s very significant now because these towns continue to help them. when we began this way back a week or so or more when the mexican police were trying to dissuade them from going across the guatemala/mexico border. at least some of the towns are assisting them to make their way. there has been a little tensions on some of these because they try to get the buses for women and children primarily. in many cases the husband is with them or the father and they don t want to be separated. in some cases just the men,
the military move. what do you think? we ve been struggling for years and years and we have a president doing something about it. with the caravan coming our border patrol will need all the resources they can get to make sure that they don t illegally cross in. bill: what about the cooperation on behalf of the mexican government? here is what i see. the first caravan you aren t getting a lot to dissuade them. the second caravan was a whole different matter as they moved through a river apparently. reports that mexican police got in their way to stop them. i think if you marry that idea with the thought about the u.s. military going to the border, you have two deterrents sending a message to migrants on the move. is that possibly the strategy here, sir? absolutely. i think the president has talked to the president of mexico and they are at least doing something. and i think as people hear about this in central america it does create a deterrent both
bill: a school bus that got swept away by floodwaters and what happened next. sandra: the pentagon taking action as thousands of migrants move closer and closer to our southern border. our own griff jenkins is live with the caravan next. president trump: what has been happening and we re not as of pretty recently, we re not letting them out. what happens is they would catch and release. we re catching. we re not releasing. so if they want to come over. we re not letting them into this country.