the united farm workers union came about to give farm workers overtime.hen i was negotiating contracts in the early 1980's, we had overtime in those contracts for farmworkers. not once did the employers complain that they were going to have to shorten hours. not once did employers complain that they were going to receive less hours. i think it's appropriate. i think we need laws throughout the country in the 49 of the -- 49 other states that don't provide the same level of protection for farmworkers to the country. jim: i don't think i heard of single political ad since i've been covering politics for 30 plus years that has not included a promise to bring more jobs to a constituency. i think our viewers deserve some specifics from both of you gentlemen here tonight. you've promised to bring more jobs to the 21st district. can you point to one specific strategy that would serve as a catalyst for job creation? mr. valadao: the water is the one that has the largest impact in the valley because it's not just about farming, not just about communities. if you l

he worked for the united farm workers union. fight for health care and job creation for all of us. house majority pac responsible for the content of this advertising. evan: i know that you have tried to distance yourself from donald trump in recent months. how do you respond to this ad? mr. valadao: i never once said those words that i support donald trump and they have put thoseir -- put parenthesis in their. the local paper even said they deserve an emmy award. this is a -- this is what it is. when that statement was made there were 15 people in the race and since he became the nominee , i separated myself and a few weeks ago when he said those -- when the audio came out -- it is a political world and we expect that when we get into these races. evan: mr. huerta? mr. huerta: i think that for the most part it is pretty accurate. i think time is the valadao decided to put distance between himself. when mr. trump came out and condemned mexican immigrants and called them rapists and drug dealers, i myself, a mexican-american, was

>> in 1986 my mother along with the united farm workers union, my mother is sitting in the audience,was able to lobby for the passage of the bill which president reagan signed in which farmworkers tremendous a benefited from. we in the central valley a majority of farmworkers that pick our crops and put food on our tables leader in the center valley and are able to benefit from the amnesty provision. i'm not sure if amnesty is necessary for comprehensive immigration reform, but we do need to have a pathway to citizenship. we do need to have a mechanism where we can bring the 12 million undocumented immigrants, men and women that work every day that do the jobs nobody else wants to do in this country, and being able to give them legal status so we can bring them out of the shadows so they can become taxpaying community members and they can contribute to the building of roads and schools and make our communities better. >> there is no such bill in congress that is amnesty by definition the amnesty is a large group of people with a punishment at every piece of legislation i've been a pa