>> trevor: yeah, did he just say wamp wamp which is funny because that is what he will hear in the afterlife, wait, i'm's in hell? yeah, you are. wampapplause) right now, right now no one really knows how trump executive order will actually work it has loopholes that could allow separations to continue. it says nothing about the kids who have already been taken and the whole thing might not even be legal 6789 plus when they released text they spelled, compleatly true, he had spelled separation wrong. guys, this is america. speak english! come on! (applause) but i mean at least there's some hope. for some reason for people to be hopeful. in a way i fell like now we can breathe. people stood up, they fought thought 70% of the country was against this and now there has been some sort of result. which i guess is a relief because this week we weren't just horrified by seeing kids in cages. i know i wasn't the only one who was horrified with the fact that people were trying to defend this practice. and some people were shocked by the rhetoric but the sad frut is we shouldn't be. we know from history that people have always found ways to d

heller and corey lewandowski who was obviously was highly criticized for his comments when he said, wamp-wamp when a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome was separated from her parents. he's avoided the immigration topic here the other night but here so far today he's been going all in. i do want to note dean heller, three years ago this vulnerable republican, richard, actually returned his campaign donation that donald trump gave him. today donald trump was holding a fund-raiser with dean heller. richard. >> yeah, dean heller voting 90% in favor at least, vaughn, as you know for donald trump policies moving forward. how is the issue of immigration resonating, this in a state with a high latino-american population, number one. number two, it being a swing state, small, six electoral votes but still significant and the very topic of the president saying we need 60 republicans in the senate, is this why he's there today to try to get heller re-elected because he wants to try to go toward that 60 when talking about immigration? >> i think the political juxtaposition of this, richard, is telling.

wamp wamp? >> it was extremely inappropriate.d like i don't think corey lewandowski understood he had a window to make this right and that window is now closed. and so for everyone that continues to have corey lewandowski on their payroll, to invite him in to -- to hire him to work with him, to be clients of his, all of these folks, in my opinion, are saying they endorse the policies and views of corey lewandowski and think this is okay. >> so we did some research as to this story about this girl, and it's a true story. i first read about it in the "wall street journal." her mother was being smuggled across the border, and by a u.s. citizen, and the mother is being held not for breaking the law by crossing the border, but as a witness in the case. and for that reason, she was separated from her daughter, who has down syndrome. corey says he was mocking the democratic activist who was playing politics with children. >> it doesn't matter. i mean, look, the story itself does illustrate how complicated this issue is. i think there ar