if anybody should apologize, paul ryan should apologize to the country and jack kemp for not doing job to hold everybody to a high standard. one of the big disasters in this country is there's nobody on the right that's been able to hold that moral standard high and paul ryan had that opportunity and failed? >> jason, that's over, that fight. right? we know what the party is now. the party is the party of trump. separating families. that's not reagan republicanism. we know what their immigration policy was for the party back then. nobody is going against trump. isn't it over? >> well, i think people are definitely embracing the policies of president trump. that's the reason he got 306 electoral votes and won over states that republicans don't traditionally don't win whether its michigan or wisconsin. traditionally win whether it's i think there's something that's going on over the last week where i think things have gotten way too inflammatory and way too heated. >> what did you expect? >> hold on. chris, people -- van and i can have civil debates on issues back and forth. and i apprec

yearsnto this idea for 25 when i used to work for jack kemp. this is conservatism at its best. the kind of thing that makes fighting for a majority worth it. we have done so much more than that with our unified government. the picture items that we talked about are now being passed by congress and signed into law by a president, donald trump. the house has advanced more than 500 bills in the last year and a half. that is an incredible pace. who is had a senator part of a solution, but some of these things get more hunger up in the senate. don't ask a guy in the house about a filibuster. irrespective of of all those bills we passed, we are racking up policy wins that people in this room have been working for for so long. [applause] ralph mentioned it. earlier this year we passed the largest crackdown ever on human and sex trafficking in the united states. [applause] that is law. i mean, the stories that you hear from these victims are abhorrent. our principles tell us that we have an obligation to uphold the importance of every life. we are doing that with this legislation. we a

this idea for 25 years were used to work for jack kemp.is conservatism at its best in fighting to get people out of poverty onto the ladder of life. this is the kind of thing that makes fighting for majority worth it. we've done so much more than that with a unified government. big picture items that we talked about for years are now been passed by congress and signed into law by our president donald trump. the house has advanced more than 500 bills in the last year and a half. it's an incredible pace. we just had a center whose part of the solution but some of these things get a little hung up in the senate. don't ask a guy in house about the filibuster. but irrespective of all those bills that we passed and the many that are still over in the senate, we are racking up policy wins that people in israel have been been working for for so long. [applause] ralph mentioned it. earlier this week as the largest crackdown ever on human and sex trafficking in the united states. [applause] that's law. i mean, the stories that you hear from these ar

i'm a jack kemp republican. i was on his presidential steering committee. welcome legal immigration. i love the fact that america is a beacon of hope for people around the world who want to come here legally. i don't know what we say to people who have been waiting in line for years to come to america and then you have people who are coming up from the surrenders nations like el salvador and honduras were their horrendous conditions. i feel for these people. let's try to see what we can do about those conditions. we have to have loss. we have to have an immigration law adhere to or people around the world will not respect us. there people around the world were waiting to come to this country. in eastern europe where your family came from, there people here they're waiting to come. we need to have an orderly legal process. i welcome people to come. >> steve: john spoke earlier about the national implications of this race. i thought it was interesting, there's so much talk about the republicans being wiped out in california. the talk about the blue wave, how

he came to washington early 1990s in the age of jack kemp at a conservative public policy or in a stationalled empower america. he returned to his native wisconsin was elected to congress in 1998 and from the minute he arrived in congress he was an impact player. he rows to be chairman of the house budget committee and chairman of the house ways & means committee and from those posts he provided leadership on pursuing policies to create jobs and economic opportunity for every american and enforce fiscal sanity and discipline on washington d.c.. in 2012 he was the republican nominee for vice president and in 2015 he was elected by his colleagues as speaker of the house. as speaker he helped pass the most sweeping and deep tax cuts since the reagan era. he has helped pass the abortion act to put an end to late-term abortions in the united states. [applause] he passed the repeal of the johnson amendment so that american churches could speak out on civic and public policy matters once again in america without being harassed and persecuted by the irs. he has passed the toughest federal human t

included the leading corporations for leading political figures including vice president dan quayle and jack kempewt gingrich and a congressman you may have heard of my expenses now vice president. without question one of the smartest and the best stirrers and political strategist in the last 25 years and in 2016 and to become the first woman to successfully manage a winning presidential campaign. >> today the counselor to the president and i know because i have seen it firsthand that she not only has the president's ear but his respect and affection and of millions of americans kellyanne conway. ♪ [applause] >> that is over-the-top. thank you. >> we have watched you almost every morning seems on television, kellyanne conway. i wasn't even going to ask the question because all of this had to be cleared but what has that been like for you? you have been in the public domain but now to be in the line of fire to defend this president every single day you do such a great job but they seem to really go after you and you handle it so well. talk about that. >> i appreciate that and first of all thank yo

i was a jack kemp disciple. economic growth is the best path to prosperity. had nothing. i had a single mom who is a schoolteacher in chicago and i got my own small business and made something myself. i want every person in california to have the same kind of opportunities i did. the california dream right now is dreaming of moving to texas. i want to restore the california dream so that everybody in this state has a wonderful opportunity to succeed and live an affordable livable lifestyle and we will when i win in november. lou: john cox, we appreciate you being with us and wish you all of the very best. thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> i will. lou: john cox >>> be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe the globalist leaders assembled at the g-7 accomplished little more today than wasting president trump's time? cast your vote on twitter@lou dobbs. >> . >>> up next, trump justice department cracking down on leakers trying to protect top secret information. howrhow are they doing? hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power depend

i actually worked in republican presidential primaries back in the '80s for jack kemp p presidential campaign. and it was hard. right. there were a lot of rules of the road. now it seems that many of those rules have eroded or become irrelevant. the types of rules that are needed i think actually need to extend further. because of the degree of the information campaigns that have been waged against the american people through not directly through political ads, but through other types of influence operations that are meant to find our divisions, to in flame them. just like what you pointed to originally about the real danger of this democracy at the time. and they persist and become all the more relevant and evident. so, again, i think this has to get down to an identity. we have to be able to identify the people that are doing this, whether it be through something direct like ads t a, and way to identify them. call it fake news, call it what you want, but there are a lot of levers that are being played in american society right now, and it's being done under miss attribution, under

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corporations and leading political figures in our country including vice president dan quayle at that time, jack kempf named mike pence, who is now vice president. she is without question one of the smartest and the best pollsters in political strategists in our country in the last 25 years. in 2016, working for our current president she accomplished something never achieved in american history. she became the first woman to successfully manage a winning presidential campaign. [cheers and applause] she is today the counselor to the president and i know because i've seen it first-hand that she not only has the president's ear, she has his respect and his affection, and she has the respect and affection of millions of americans. please welcome, the counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. [cheering] ♪ >> good morning. ralph, that is over the top. thanks, mom, for writing the introduction. >> kellyanne, we watch you almost every morning it seems on television. i wasn't even going to ask this question, so i hope i don't get in trouble for asking it, because all of this had to be cleared but what tha