things and i think he's now gik to put out there that you noted in setting this segment up, the conversation with donors as well as with activists around the country. i think he needs to be a little bit careful in how he does that obviously. he's already kind of got a little left foot/right foot problem on immigration which he needs to correct i think fairly quickly before it snowballs, but it's jeb, and i think he brings a lot of juice to the table. >> jeb bush's position on one of the most contentious components of immigration reform, backing a path to citizenship, seems to have undergone a bit of a transition. in this book he makes a strong case against it. he writes, it is absolutely vital to the integrity of our immigration system that actions have consequences. in this case that those who violated the laws can remain but cannot obtain the cherished fruits of citizenship. to do otherwise would signal once again that people who circumvent the system can still obtain the full benefits of american citizenship. it must be a basic prerequisite