Tragedy knew nobody other than the woman he loved and had been with and now to see him surrounded by the love of strangers who are now friends in ways is extraordinary. reporter: well, anderson, if you ever started to lose faith in humanity, this will bring it back. we re standing outside this large funeral home in el paso. you saw the inside of this building where there are 500 people inside right now. this is the line, the waiting line people trying to get in. these are members of motorcycle clubs holding american flags, none of these people know tony personally but in this line you re looking at, i have counted over 400 people waiting to try to get in. they are not going to be able to get in because it is absolutely full inside and it s just amazing because this all began because tony lost as you said the love of his life. they have been married 22 years.
reporter: well, anderson, if you ever started to lose faith in humanity, this will bring it back. we re standing outside this large funeral home in el paso. you saw the inside of this building where there are 500 people inside right now. this is the line, the waiting line. people trying to get in. these are members of motorcycle clubs holding american flags, none of these people know tony personally but in this line you re looking at, i have counted over 400 people waiting to try to get in. they are not going to be able to get in because it is absolutely full inside and it s just amazing because this all began because tony lost as you said the love of his life. they had been married 22 years. she was one of the 22 people killed at the walmart. he had no other family in the world. he s lived a very difficult life. he was desperately sad and he said i just wish people would come to her funeral. there will only be a few people
here is why. because we already have a physician shortage. we already have a nursing shortage. if we give more people insurance we ll decrease access to those who already have health insurance and they won t get healthcare. emergency rooms and community clinics in this country, which the community clinics service over 20 million people. they must provide care to everyone whether you have insurance or not. so we have a big safety net. and if you re here illegally you are still going to get taken care of. so when the democrats come out with the word insurance they are obscuring the difference between healthcare which is what i give in an emergency room or in a clinic and health insurance which is your ability to get there. you get there, you find a big waiting line. you find a doctor is not available. so we would be taking away care from those who have it already. sandra: i didn t have to look far in my research to find quotes of doctors all over the country with family practices tha
Level. one of the things that people aren t talking about we re actually waiting multiple months but usually a year to get people clearances. so if you are maintaining a clearance every five years and the whole process, for people not conducting current activities, you are actually taking away from somebody who needs that clearance. and there is plenty in the waiting line. so when people say it s a privilege, i might not say it s quite a privilege. what i would say is there has to be a need. you don t even get to look at classified information unless there is a need to know. and so one of the questions is where is the need to know on somebody who has decided that he has picked partisan lines? sandra: he says he hasn t. he says this is not political. well, i m sorry, but the people can judge on his own words. senator warner, who is a distinguished and wonderful guy, i work well with him. but if he were to leave the senate today, one hour after he
In the next couple hours as this group here moves to the border crossing. yeah, i was going to say, so it s a little after 10:00 in the morning, approaching 10:15 in the morning there your time. so you say a couple hours. is there any idea how many of them will be able to get to speak with customs officials and i.c.e. authorities and be able to get the process going today? reporter: that is the point of confusion. because we re going to show you a little later today, there s a plaza in front of the crossing. in that plaza yesterday, the day before we ve seen 50, 60, 70, even 100 people there waiting to get asylum in the united states or waiting to actually apply for asylum in the united states. that makes it very difficult to know how long it will take to put these immigrants, the caravan of immigrants, in that plaza, in that waiting line and process them through. they re hoping to do it around 2:00 pacific time here. but that line stretches pretty long. it s all going to be depend