range on their final drive. can t take a sack either. the ball comes out! was it a pass or a fumble? ruling on the field is a fumble. and a recovery. it was qb teddy bridgewater is stripped by arizona line back kerr dwight freeney. the cardinals recover with five seconds left on the clock robbing minnesota of a chance at the game-tying field goal. the cardinals clinch a playoff berth after the 23-20 victory did you hear jim nantz say don t take the sack and then he took the sack? there you go. turning now to college hoops and a huge comeback win for iowa state. the fourth ranked cyclones battled back from a 20-point deficit against in-state rival iowa with the deciding shot not coming until the game s final seconds. morris floats it up. first lead for the cyclones up
get to the point if this thing is in effect or something like it where we won t be embarrassed by people racing across the border down the arizona line, texas line, people racing for their life to get jobs. i know their motives are good, they need a job. but the idea of a country where you race across lines and fences and you have to come in illegally, is this ever going to stop you think? i know it s petered down because of the economy. will we have people become guest workers or applicants or long-term stays here where it s actually done like a modern society ought to operate? i hope that we can get to that point. you know, as you and chuck were talking about, these folks who come over, 90-something percent of them come with the best of intentions. they want to work and support their families and, quite frankly, chris, these are folks that are desperate people often times whose kids are starving, don t have much to eat. they re not able to make a living in mexico or another country
arms, coming out with this bipartisan proposal. so i think it bodes well for the issue. do you think we re going to get to the point if this thing is in effect or something like it where we won t be embarrassed by people racing across the border down the arizona line, texas line, people racing for their life to get jobs. i know their motives are good, they need a job. but the idea of a country where you race across lines and fences and you have to come in illegally, is this ever going to stop you think? i know it s petered down because of the economy. will we have people become guest workers or applicants or long-term stays here where it s actually done like a modern society ought to operate? i hope that we can get to that point. you know, as you and chuck were talking about, these folks who come over, 90-something percent of them come with the best of intentions. they want to work and support their families and, quite frankly, chris, these are folks that are desperate people often
by people racing across the border down the arizona line, texas line, people racing for their life to get jobs. i know their mope tiffs are good but the idea of a country where you race across lines and fences and you have to come in illegally s this ever going to turn down. will we have people become guest workers or applicants or long-term stays here where it s actually done like a modern society ought to operate? i hope that we can get to that point. you know, as you and chuck were talking about, these folks who come over, 90-something percent of them come with the best of intentions. they want to work and support their families and, quite frankly, chris, these are folks that are desperate people often times whose kids are starving, don t have much to eat. they re not able to make a living in mexico or another country where they re fromer from, so they come to the united states in the same spirit that the eyish and the germans and the italians came and that is