fair? no. it is totally politically, at least corrupted. i m not saying money is changing hands. it is we want to pass this law and impose it on all of america. but not on democratic districts. not if you really mind and you vote democratic. there s nothing more self-evident than that you don t believe a program is fair that you waive its application to your best friends. greta: there are so many people who don t have lobbyists, influence and politics is about lobbyists and influences whether republicans or democrats are in charge. i think of small business owners in my hometown. they can t get waivers and they are worried about this problem. the idea this was going to apply to all of us. now certain people get a temporary pass. i think it goes deeper. i agree with you completely. but i want to take it one step further. when you empower any
israel could live with the 12 mile width or you believe you are throwing israel under the bus is the most dramatic departure of an american president from support of israel since in 1956 eisenhower opposed israel during the suez war. israel can t exist in the modern era of mogul rocket warfare with a 12 mile waist. greta: what do you think provoked his thinking on this? well, i have no idea. this is sort of the ultimate statement. the ultimate step, this 12 mile word this 12 mile border. it ignore two fundamental realities. one, the palestinian authority doesn t even profess to want to end the war with israel. ha sphas now part of them. their goal hamas is now
illegal aliens. if there were not human beings dying in border violence. it s politically convenient. gregg: francisco you are in texas, we re glad to have you there. in texas more than 50% of the 1200 mile border is still not under operational control. that is according to congress. it s backed up by a non-partisan accountability office. so before we reform the policy, don t we need to gain control of the border? the problem is you are talking about two different subjects on this show. we talked about this a wall would never be built, one because of funding and whatever they built would not be effective. what we re talking about is not even amnesty. the we is what are we are going to do 13 million people that are already here. if you remember, it was arizona who won it and demanded that the
presidency. he says he believes his father would have stepped down if he had been diagnosed while in office. president reagan disclosed he had alzheimer s in 1994, five years after leaving office. so-called virtual fence along the u.s. mexico border, well, it s being scrapped. homeland security secretary janet napolitano cited technical delays as reasons to end the project. it cost a billion to cover 53 miles of the 2,000 mile border. the network of cameras and sensors in place will take advantage of unmanned drones and thermal imaging devices. za za gabor has lost her right leg to infection. she developed a le shn lesion t turned out to be resistant to drugs. the husband said he didn t tell her about the amputation before
program. they ve done nothing since then. we ve gone a year and out of the 2,000 mile border, only 50 is covered by this program. so again, there s a real lack of urgency there. now, here s the administration that have lost no time in suing the state of arizona over its immigration law but has gone a year with basically doing nothing on this program. the president in his recent speech on immigration, basically suggested it s impossible to secure the border. it s 1900 plus miles. how do we actually secure the border? several ways. one, again, it s never going to be totally secure, you know, we live in the real world. there s always going to be some gaps. having said that. we can do a far better job. for instance, have more national guard troops. secondly, have more radar detection sensors at the border. also, once again, resume the work site enforcement. carry out raids on factories and companies that are hiring illegal immigrants because that s the magnet and that s what draws them