Decriminalization? do you think it should be illegal to cross into this country? i think there s actually many ways for to us actually control the border and, for example, the term decriminalization has gone a little too far. we re not asking for open borders. i think this is something that s been thrown about. we re not asking for people just to come in here without consequences. we don t believe, however, is what s been occurring at least the last ten years where we end up crowding people on minor offenses where we could find a better and safe solution, you know, when it comes to our bortd hence, while we re all for immigration reform. i appreciate your time, congressman. thank you. thank you, craig. i want to turn back to the panel for a moment here. january on thi jonathan, let me ask you, this human tragedy that s take place on our southern border, is it going to play in the primary campaign in a significant way? is it going affect this president in 2020 at the polls? we
we have to address across the bortd. if we are really going to attack this issue, change the system, we have to have a certain set of standards by which we engage in this work of combatting sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual microaggression. so we can t have one standard for somebody and another standard for everybody else. one stoornd for everybody. a lot going on including the house just passing the tax map but will it get through the senate? stick around.
You have these buses here that were abandoned in the frenzy. the whole area was locked down at the time. trains in and out of the city were cancelled and it s still cordoned off as you can see. bortd controls have been strengthed. there is an ongoing investigation that may be a threat. this attack falls into a tragic pattern we ve seen here in europe. there was nice, france, berlin, germa germany. the same sort of stories from eyewitnesss as well. they didn t know what this vehicle was doing, they didn t realize it was terror, until it was too late. it doesn t feel as if we re learning anything any more. it feels routine. we have to learn to live with this. mocks foster, cnn stockholm sweden. max foster also reporting there from the scene. there have been several recent
bill: continuing now with lead story. joining us from columbus the governor of ohio john kasich. before we get to that i m bortd when people see you they will think i m off because you obviously before you were the chief executive. 10 years. bill: that s right. my substitute here. quinnipiac poll has the president ahead in your state. also has you approval rating 48%. disapprove 35. so you in this poll are doing very well but mitt romney is not doing as well as you are and i want to know why. you listened to carl rove and i agree with him. these polls i don t pay attention to him. the numbers you just cited are numbers i didn t even pay attention to on my own numbers because it gindz when you ask and how you asked and what the
bill: continuing now with lead story. joining us from columbus the governor of ohio john kasich. before we get to that i m bortd when people see you they will think i m off because you obviously before you were the chief executive. 10 years. bill: that s right. my substitute here. quinnipiac poll has the president ahead in your state. also has you approval rating 48%. disapprove 35. so you in this poll are doing very well but mitt romney is not doing as well as you are and i want to know why. you listened to carl rove and i agree with him. these polls i don t pay attention to him. the numbers you just cited are numbers i didn t even pay attention to on my own numbers because it gindz when you ask and how you asked and what the