we have 2016 presidential candidate bobby jindal. knew some of this would happen and appears it is happening at a very fast pace, biden is giving in to demands from the far left. talking about becerra, clearly in favor of "medicare for all," socialized medicine. he said he is absolutely in favor of it on a "fox news sunday." so what does this tell you about him? >> david, first of all, even before we talk about the important issues i want to con frat late you. since the last time i've seen you now have a beautiful new grandson. i've seen pictures, about a-month-old. my mom said if she would have had grandchildren first she would never have kids. congratulations. david: i don't know about that thank you very much, i appreciate that. >> going back to your very serious question about the attorney general's appointment or pending appointment, he does not have the management expertise to run a large bureaucracy. he has no public health background. he represents the far left of the democratic party. not just single-payer or "medicare for al

i think that is a big problem because representative bobby jindal said it best when he said immigration without assimilation is basically an invasion. that's what i think is happening with our country. my second point i would like you to comment on is i would like you to comment on the news media's role in how the country views things, because i think they are trying to control the narrative of what the american people think, so if you could comment on that, i would really appreciate it. guest: thanks for the call. i completely agree with you, the idea of the salad, which is more the canadian model, does not fit as well in a country where many different people can become united by common purposes. we are a leader and we cannot reimagine ourselves as a confederation of categories of the oppressed. i think we saw a little bit of that in the election, as i wrote in my wall street journal piece. what you have in the rio grande valley in these counties that are heavily mexican-american, they voted as texans. many of these families have been here for 15 generations. they are not immigrants. t

i think that is a big problem, because i think that representative bobby jindal said it best when he said that immigration without a simulation is basically -- immigration imilationss is basically an invasion. that is what is happening with our country. i would like you to comment on role in medias' how the country views things, because i think they are trying to control the narrative of what the american people think. so if you could comment on that, i would really appreciate it. guest: hi, mark. thanks for the call. i completely agree with you on this idea of the salad, which is more the canadian model. we are a country with many different people's and should be united by common purposes. we are a world leader and we we imagine ourselves as a confederation of categories of the oppressed. i think we saw a little bit of that in the election, as i wrote in my "wall street journal" piece. you have either rio grande valley, in these companies who are heavily mexican american, they voted not just not as mexican-americans, they voted as texans. as tejanos. many of these families have in h

many on both sides of the aisle are stunned by his untimely death including bobby jindal who was letlow'ss. >> i help you remember his children. a beautiful boy and girl that will have to grow out without their father. he was in his truck. i saw a bumper sticker. god doesn't promise you tomorrow but does promise you an an eterni eternity. >> sandra: thanks, david. with the first $600 checks going out, should americans be banking on the $2,000 checks to go out? let's bring in our panel. thanks for joining us. jenna, to you first. will these checks eventually go out and how much will be on them? >> fingers crossed that they will and hopefully it will be $2,000. it's heart breaking and an embarrassment that it's taken so long for this government to be able to supply basic needs to americans, countries all over the world, germany has provided up to 87% of an individual's salary. united kingdom has followed suit. everyone knows that. consequently eight million more americans have fallen below the poverty line, $26,000, since april. >> sandra: what has changed this, hal, the fact that we're so

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joining us senator rick scott, bobby jindal.es. some are fighting back against all these confusing, arbitrary lockdown measures imposed by mostly democratic leaders. jo

bobby jindal was luke ludlow's friend and we are so sorry for your loss.e. >> thank you sandra. i hope people get to know luke as a person. i know people talk about him as a rising star in the republican party and congressmen on the left but i first met him as a college student. he came to work on my first campaign and we spent hours in his truck driving all over louisiana. he was exactly the kind of person washington needs right now. it would have been a great congressman but he loved people. it was a lifelong republican, conservative, christian. but even more than his ideology and politics, you love serving people. he loved constituent services and loved helping people get the help they needed, that's what he was passionate about. i think we could use a little bit more that in passionate ohmic washington. he didn't want to make headlines or make national news, he was going up there because he wanted to help people in the community was born and raised in. he lived his life in the fifth district and so we are all morning the early passing. such an incredib