confident with the clients that we represent, black student alliance at u.t. austin and also the university, itself, representing its own interests that the plan will actually satisfy the standard that the court articulated because in many ways it s not much different than what we assume to be in play. you re going to tgo back dow to the fifth circuit, argue it and i m confident you re going to win. millions of undocumented workers pay social security tax every week and today, just a few hours ago, in fact, the u.s. senate voted to confiscate that money. i m not making that up. i m going to explain this act. ready?
has gotten us in this mess. well, there s demagoguery for you. listen to how mike lee explained his opposition to forming a conference committee. this is just to get the budget done. they ve attacked the democrats for three years for not having a budget. when they did have a budget, they said you can t operate. let s go. the american people do not trust secret backroom deals. neither do i. unless and until the american people are ensured we will not sneak a debt limit increase into conference report, i will happily continue to object. he s objecting to the house and the senate coming together in an open meeting covered by c-span and any press that want to go in, any public that want to tgo in. there are no backrooming. he completely made that up. let s watch. here s mccain hitting back. if the senator from utah wants to get rid of the, quote, backroom, all of the other adjectives and adverbs that he used, then what is the process? what is the process? how do we reconcile legisl
which is not case. because we have roughly 10,000 baby boomers retiring every single day, we need immigrant labor in this country. who are those individuals? whether it sç bachmann, king, e they interested in national office? because if they re interested in national office, or even statewide office, they re going to have to change their tune because the demographics state by state has changed so much that if they want to tgo away from their gerrymandered districts they need a pathway to citizenship and change their immigration stance because they re not going to be able to win simply because of the boom of latino population across all 50 states. indeed. maria teresa kumar. thanks so much for joining us, maria. thank you, martin. coming up, the defense ministry comes down on a systemic problem in the military. stay with us. the simplified purina one beyond. learn more about these wholesome ingredients at purinaone.com
ingrity has been challenged. let s tgo to the issue of the talking points. do you think he was involved in cleaning them up, changing focus on them, covering up in some way to get re-elected in what do you think his role was? let s start with him. well, first off, the truth is never a sideshow. what we learned in the past week with the congressional hearings is that the narrative that was coming out of the administration from these talking points has no basis in fact. it is, in fact, a fiction. mr. hicks who testified before us said that susan rice hadn t even spoken to him. the lead diplomat on the ground after the ambassador was killed. and, you know, he clearly said that there was no demonstrati demonstrations, this was a terrorist attack. they knew it was a terrorist attack. they knew who perpetrated the terrorist attack. yet the white house and the administration chose to write a narrative that was based on fiction. so you know the president was involved, or who in the white h
floor without a majority of the majority. we can get out of sequestration. there are enough republican votes in the house combined with almost every democrat to pass a deal. same thing is true on immigration reform. but i don t think we re going to get any of those things if you have to have a situation where republicans as a party in the house have to all agree on this. let s tgo to the bottom line. numbers, numbers, numbers. primarily, certainly gerrymandering plays a part. primarily because the democratic party sweeps the big cities about 90-10. all the votes, the 40% they don t need don t get counted in how we get elected to congress. the republicans win 60-40 in their districts. that s why you have this disproportionate representation. let s go to this question of immigration. here i think the president is playing for the win. i don t think he s playing politic politics here. i don t think he s going to have a problem in the next election. what do you think? this is the sweet