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Immigrants so see, he s doing a lot of that, that s good enforcement, but then they never actually arrest those illem immigrant sos they can take other jobs and that s how he s trying to split the baby. he s not sure what to do. he wants some tough enforcement in other ways they cut back, pull back. bill: what is your best guess, does this issue move one way or the other or are we just frozen right now. i think we re frozen. it s very tough. the president would like the amnesty, but he s not really serious about enforcement across the board. bill: stephen, thank you for your time. thank you. bill: interesting results. we ll see whether or not in the end if you are right. stephen, thank you. shoot me an e-mail, hemmer, foxnews.com, follow me on twit e. bill hemmer, just need one line, because you asked, bya. here s martha, out of new jersey, who writes the following: martha: all right, let s go to chicago, actually, where we are watching a fire situation that s just developing. yo ....
Mash finale had been the record holder. martha: isn t that amazing. bill the percentage of the share of the people across the country still watched more of the mash show. we have more people around the country that martha: bill: awesome stadium, fantastic game. martha: i know, it s bill hemmer day. we are so glad you had a good time. we missed you. check on nut check this out, in england, a game of six thug, armed are sledgehammers, they executed a smash and grab at a jewelry store but they did not bargain on this lady in the red coat. see her? this lady starts pelting them with her handbag, she s whacking away at the bad guys. and he falls over, he s all confused, he doesn t know why he s getting hammered by this lady. good for her! listen to this: we were at the door, and ....
Bedevilling us since donald rumsfeld went to the middle east in the early 1980s as the negotiator. martha: fascinating. and you have a unique in sight having known and worked with him and so many of these people. thank you very much. thank you. martha: interesting read. good to have you here. thanks. martha: bill? you know what, first i ll tell you, you can watch the entire interview with former defense secretary donald rumsfeld during the special edition of hannity tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern and the interview will run the full hour, donald rumsfeld, speaking with sean hannity, will be fascinating to watch at 9:00 p.m. tonight, do not miss it. bill: in the meantime he pulled a gun on the clerk at a convenience store, took $300, but what he said to the clerk is what is making news, why they call him the polite prowler on the screen. and new and veeflg details over how the convicted pan am lockerbie bomber got out of prison a year-and-a-half ago when he was said to have only days if ....
They could. bill: newly elected republican senator, rand paul, from kentucky is mounting a full all out attack on spending in washington, proposing the following, $500 billion in cuts in federal programs this year. he says why wait. senator rand paul is my guest from the 4eu8. good morning to you senator. good morning, bill. bill: you re making a lot of headlines here. part of your proposal, education, # on billion dollars in cuts. agriculture, $42 billion. transportation, $42 billion. energy and housing and urban development, both at $50 billion. give me a sense of your thinking. why these programs, senator? well, the interesting thick is, we proposed $500 billion thing is, we proposed $500 billion in cuts, that s only one third of one year s decifit. that s how enormous this problem is. many here in official washington think $500 billion is too dramatic. when i go to a tea party, they say what about the other trillion dollars you re spending that you don t have? the american pe ....
overwhelming. look, the public wants first and foremost the law to be enforced because you re right, it s not being enforced and it s not just at the border, it s all this stuff that isn t going on in the interior, we re not keeping track of the arrival and departure of people, so yes and nothing is going to happen on immigration until the public believes that we re serious about enforcement and we re not serious. bill: so what does this do or what sort of a box does this place president obama in? what does he do, what move does he make? it puts him in a real box. his base hates enforcement, they don t want enforcement, they want legalization but the general public wants enforcement. so to get what his base wants, which is the amnesty, he has to make it seem like he s enforcing the law but that alienates his base. in effect to get his base, what they want, the amnesty, he has to give them what they don t want, enforcement he s pulled in two ways. let me give you a quick example. th ....