unlike josue daniel roberto reached us soil before being detained by border patrol. and from there where did they send you? us law protected him from immediate deportation. instead, daniel roberto was released to his mother. now he's fighting for asylum. are you afraid for josue? >> immigration lawyers say us judges rarely grant asylum to children who escaped gang violence. daniel roberto's mother, luz, left her boys a decade ago. >> a lot of people find it difficult to understand how a mother can leave her kids behind. what would you say to them? >> in el salvador, josue is back in the neighborhood where his brother fled gang recruitment and where his father was killed by gangs. his grandparents live next door, but so do members from the ms-13 gang. he says that's the hammock where the gang members come and sleep at night. this is right next to his home. the salvadoran government is threatening to take josue from his uncle if he's caught leaving the country again. >> when he arrived you told him to stay inside the house because you were worried that he might be pick

the border patrol says they are set up for safety, reducing potential terrorist to easily travel away from the border. but some americans who frequently encounter these say it infringes on their rights. they postthemselves on youtube declining to answer any questions. >> that's my business. >> well, it is our business to ask, are you a citizen or not? >> you can ask that's fine. >> and uh you have to answer. well, i don't have to answer you, because i have a right as an american. >> sir, go ahead and pull over there behind that other vehicle. >> no thanks. >> the officer did eventually let him pass there, but exchanges like this raise the question of the legality of these check points. and what broader impact they are having on communities. is the government overstepping it's authority, or are measures like these necessary for safety and national security? with us from the austin texas is mario loyola, a constitutional lawyer and contributing editor the the national review. from tucson, arizona, a border litigation attorney for the american civil liberties union of arizona, he works o

it is evident that the border patrol was not ready to respond to the overwhelming number of people who cross the border into the united states. the processing facilities were not adequately equipped to handle a great number of immigrants who kept arriving. unfortunately, the border patrol were not given any other option but to detain these children under these conditions. they did not have the proper facility space, number to handle children. border patrol facilityies became holding facilities by default. they said they were doing their best, but, unfortunately, for the children, it was not enough. the children needed care and attention the border apatrol could not provide. eventually a facility for children was open but it took several months for the border patrol to come up with response to adequately care for the children. in those first few months this summer there was no other option but to care for the children at these small border patrol processing facilities. a child should not experience this type of hardship at any time. i am happy to say after many -- after my initial visit

>> the first stop for many child migrants to the united states is this border patrol facility in mcallen, texas. >> "good afternoon, welcome to the rio grande valley processing center..." >> it opened this summer in response to an influx of unaccompanied minors from mexico and central america. >> do you think this is an immigration issue or a refugee issue? do you think some of them will be granted political asylum? >> we're not talking about criminals. these are innocent children, fleeing desperate times, whether it's poverty, whether it's violence, whether it's the draw of a better life in the united states. >> the obama administration has made it clear: most of the children will be deported. but they continue to arrive -- twice as many as last year, and 4 times as many as in 2011. >> we've been riding along the border all week and we're seeing some action in this area. we're not far away from the river and from mexico. we see some border patrol vehicles over there and some people on the floor, we're going to go check what's going on. >> border patrol has apprehended another group of u

call the border patrol. 10:30 a.m., march 27, 2010. what happened that morning as shots echoed across the grassy range would fuel the u.s. immigration debate. one day earlier phil put border agents on to a suspected drug runners resulting in eight arrest and seizure of 200 pounds of marijuana. after the broken radio transmission, family members launched a search and neighbors and other ranchers were trying to track the killers and enlisted to track the footsteps south. rob's body was lying on the ground with his feet still inside the vehicle. two solution had penetrated his lungs. another bullet wounded his dog. he carried a rifle and pistol in his ranger but he never used them. he managed to drive 1,000 feet before he collapsed. only immediate signs were a set of foot prints and they went into mexico where the trail vanished. his murderers have never been caught. his family deals with the grief and fear of the border not being secured and what's going to happen next to them. this is very real in southern arizona. in 2010 we had brian t

these two was sisters border patrol agents patrolled the can. they were guard towers at six different locations around the 10-foot barbed wire fence, and those are also manned by armed border patrol agents. roll call seemed endless. three times a day a whistle blew in the camp and everyone had to run back to the cottage is an hud's to form lines so the faces come and stand still for the count. despite the harsh conditions the children in the camp like that most of them were born in america. they were humanely treated. no one ever went hungry in crystal city. they can't have three schools the american school where sumi went. a yell and song leader. this is our school. the american school, a japanese school in the german school and those are taught by internees. the american schools were taught by or terrified texas teachers. one anecdote sort of tells a story about the children. shortly after the camp was opened, the head of the ins came back to visit the camp. during a tour given by joseph o'rourke, the officer in charge, harrison and o'rourke e

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usually, border patrol. sometimes cvp has poins of entry. and cvp puts them into or sends them to i.c.e. and puts them for i.c.e. to take custody of them. typically, they are in expedite or removal proceedings by law. it means that detention is mandatory if they're in expedite removal proceedings. if they are able to adjudicate their claims with an officer. but typically and there are always assessmenteds for humanitarian reasons particularly at the border is placed in detention. >> i don't have those numbers. >> does anybody have those numbers? would you have those numbers? would your office or your agency have them? >> i.c.e. might have those numbers. >> can you secure those and send them to us in the 30 days? >> sure. >> typically if an adult were released, it would only have been because they were having a fear of persecution. >> mr. franklin -- jones i'm sorry, mr. joans. >> no problem. >> okay. zero tolerance sexual assault policy have the same source of law? >> it is a restating in the commissioner's policy. >> when you say private co

he joined the border patrol in 1996. his first assignment was the brownsville station near the rio grande sector. in 2004 he was promoted to supervisory patrol agent. that was followed by tours at the rio grande sectors intelligence office in harlingen station. he worked details in washington d.c. where his duties included supporting the agents efforts in biometric collections something we think is very important. while he was helping to humanely process migrants apprehended at the border, agent garza also cares for his own family, his wiefer and their own two -- his wife and two children. we thank them for sharing with us their husband and their dad. a very good man. the department of homeland security and our nation are truly blessed by ram's exemplary service. agent garza if you're out there listening, we want to thank you. we want to thank you for what you do each and every day for all of us. we thank you for your tireless service to our nation for all these years. mr. president, as you and i met along with senator jo

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. >> what were the border patrol on the border of texas and mexico? it is about 5:30 in the morning and they have just captured two men that say they are from mexico, trying to cross into the united states. >> the number of people illegally entering the united states from mexico, has dropped to an all time low. but here at the forder and across the country, the crack down continues. we have asked them why they came, and they all said for work. this area alone captures about 5,000 people a month. lap >> rubio is a rising star in the republican party but it doesn't take long for his speech to be interrupted. >> it is an important issue, in our community it's a gateway issue. >> why aren't you (inaudible). >> please help us. (inaudible). >> we're going to kick out. >> we don't believe marco rubio's support -- >> what is your name? >> these young activates call themselves dreamers. part of a nationwide movement campaigning for the dream act, legislation that would give undocumented youth who finished high school a pathway to citizenship. >> for somebody t

border. predator drones patrolling the skies in the hunt for illegal immigrant and according to the retired marineeneral who runs this program, they are proving invaluable. >> we could never see the border in the same ways we could before we got these platforms. >> reporter: trouble is, general randolph "tex" alles is one of the few in government who think so and a look at the price tag tells you why. report after report by the homeland inspector general basically calling this whole operation a waste of taxpayers dollars. tom barry with the international policy studies the securing the border and nothing could be a bigger waste, he said, than the $28,000 spent on a predator drone to catch just one illegal immigrant. you heard that right. $28,000 to catch a single illegal immigrant. >> it has been a waste since the program began in 2005. the inspector general said we shouldn't spend any money. i think it should be shut down. >> reporter: seen up close, its impressive technology. drones at 18,000 feet silently view the landscape below. determine and lock on to potential suspects crossing the vast ar

this includes a budget of $3.5 billion, a total of 23,000 personnel, and 20,133 border patrol agents. without a doubt we had a challenge last summer. we had an impressive than a number of unaccompanied children and knows who crossed a narrow area of our southern border into the rio grande valley. in search of a family member and a better life in this country. we responded aggressively with more people and resources on the southern border. beginning in mid-june, the numbers of unaccompanied children crossing the southern border declined sharply. they are now at far lower levels. but, we are not declaring mission accomplished. the president and i are committed to building an even more secure border and a smart strategy to get there. much illegal migration a seasonal. the poverty environments that are the push factors in honduras, bought a mullah el salvador still exist. the economy in this country is a pull factor. it is getting better. there's still more we can should do. we are pursuing a risks based strategy for border security. this means focusing resources where our intelligence an

the national border patrol vice president sean moran said this in response. first let me tell you the border patrol officers and the uscis customs and immigration services officers have opposed the president's executive amnesty. their association has laid out how it will make the problem worse, it will increase the risk of terrorist attack and otherwise further degrade the integrity of our legal system. they have been clear about this. we ought to listen to them. they enforce that law repeatedly. that's their duty. and they've opposed bills that they think may look good on the surface but once they've read them and found out that the bill won't work effectively they speak out against that, which is very helpful and i'm glad they do. this is what mr. moran said -- quote -- "instead of supporting our agents, this administration has decided it is more important to find new ways to solicit complaints and invite ridicule against them." close quote. and the american people have got to know that the obama administration's dereliction of duty relaitding -- relating t

. >> what does that mean for tsa agents and border patrol and all of that? our borders will not be empty, most employees will be working and working with a guarantee of a paycheck. that makes people feel uncomfortable. >> no doubt, i wonder what message this sends to the enemies of the u.s. they can't even agree congress that is on funding. the homeland security department. it's playing politics people in d.c. will be thinking about this more than our enemies but it does not look good. i feel that americans will not feel as safe as they would if they knew their border patrol agents are being paid. >> let's shift gears. last night at the oscars best supporting actress winner delivered a very forceful message for pay for women in the u.s. patricia arquette wants equal pay. it got a lot of response on social media. any chance it will move the needle on this talking like this and using the platform? >> hollywood would like to move needle. but they have a problem, 90% of the nominees were women. >> is there anything that is on the table that possibly that we can

border. predator drones patrolling the skies in the hunt for illegal immigrants. eral who runs this program, they are proving invaluable. >> we could never see the border in the same way. >> reporter: the problem is, this general is one of the few in government who think so and a look at the price tag tells you why. report after report by the homeland security department's inspector general basically calling this entire operation a waste of taxpayer dollars. tom berry with the center for international policy studies the billions spent securing the border and nothing could be a bigger waste, he says, than the $28,000 spent on a predator drone to catch just one illegal immigrant. you heard that right, $28,000 to catch a single illegal immigrant. >> it has been a waste since the program began in 2005. the inspector general says that we shouldn't spend any money. i think it should be shut down. >> reporter: seen up close, it's impressive technology, drones at 18,000 feet silently view the landscape below, determine and lock onto potential suspects crossing the vast ari

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ñkwçñimççç real slap in the face to border patrol agents and that is our title. s border control. it's disrespectful. he needs to get the title right feathers and not jump the gun, so to speak as to what is going to happen. this is a process that will play our and questions our integrity as federal agents we're not going to follow orders. we follow orders and for the president to imply otherwise is uncalled for. >> what do you think he was straight and what would happen to your men and women if all of a sudden they started deporting aggressively? is the president supposed to take note of that and say, i'm watching you and i'm not happy about it and i just might fire you? >> well, like any other federal employee, we follow policies. and the current policy is that we arrest and deport illegal aliens. if this is upheld and the injunction against it is removed, then we will begin to follow the policies. one curious thing about that is that the guidance we have received in regards to these policies is contradictory. we're told that the people that border patrol agents

i just can't understand how we in congress would take comfort at the idea of forcing border patrol agents to secure our borders, coast guard personnel to patrol the seas and i.c.e. officers and agents to conduct law enforcement investigations and secure detention facilities without receiving their paycheck. it's unconscionable, really. further, it's bizarre that we will defund the e verify program, stop the immigration enforcement efforts, but at the same time because they are fee supported, the processing of immigration petitions will be unimpeded. so the effort stops immigration enforcement but it does nothing to actually stop the processing of immigration petitions. second, since we know the court has already temporarily halted implementation of daca, expanded daca, it's important to remember what other initiatives congressional republicans are trying to block as part of d.h.s. funding. they voted overwhelmingly to eliminate the daca program itself. stripping protections from more than 600,000 dream act kids and subjecting them once more to deportation. they voted to prevent d.h.s. fro

i'm not willing to tell our border patrol agents and t.s.a. officers with families to feed that they still need to go to work but they aren't going to get paid. because washington can't get its act together. i know my constituents would feel a lot more secure in border communities if the border patrol officers were getting paid rather than worrying about their mortgages, their car payments, tuition payments, and other household expenses. despite the republican claims that d.h.s. won't actually shut down there would be significant consequences if congress fails to fund d.h.s. consider what would happen to the federal law enforcement training centers fletc as they're called in new mexico. they serve as the law firm training academy for 96 federal agencies. fletc in artesia new mexico plains all of our border patrol agents and bureau of indian affairs officers. if we fail to fund d.h.s., funding will grind to a halt. this will impact every federal agency whose law enforcement officers must complete basic training before they can be deployed in th

and our border patrol system operates.ause we recognize we're not going to deport 11 million people. and so why we would want to allocate resources in a wasteful way, that doesn't make sense. what we said was, let's prioritize who we're really focused on. we're focused on criminals. and gang members who are a threat to our community. and we're focused on the border, and making sure the people who just come that we are making sure that they are in a position where they understand that they've got to come through legal pathways. but for people who have been living here for a long time, they are no longer prioritized for enforcement and deportation. and so even as people should be preparing their paperwork so that when the time comes that they can apply, in the meantime, understand that i.c.e. and the border security mechanisms that we have in place, they are instructed to focus on criminals, and people who have just crossed the border. if you've been here for a long time and if you qualify generally, then during this period,

they're called border patrol agents customs officers, t.s.a. personnel intelligence analysts. we've got to fund our own homeland security boots not to ground. and i want to make sure we do it now, that we don't have some dig crisis at midnight on friday. now, where we are is this -- we've agreed on the funding on both sides of the aisle in both sides of the dome. the house has added five riders on immigration. immigration is an important topic. i don't minimize it and up don't dismiss it. it should be debated. but not on this bill. the other is that the courts have now made a decision the texas court on the obama action on executive order and immigration. it's now going to go through the courts. the texas judge made a decision that's america it will go to the fifth circuit for an appeal and maybe even higher. and while it's working its way through, we're debating it. well let the courts decide whether the president exceeded his executive authority. whatever the courts decide, i think we will be able to accept it. we can't hold up the bill waiting for the courts to decide. and

i want to fund border patrol. i want to fund customs. i want to fund the tsa at the airport. i want you to protect us on threats related to cyber security. this is the 22-subagencies made up of homeland security. i would hope of the 16,000 people that work for that agency -- 162,000 -- they don't get iou's given what they are doing in this cold weather and incredible intensity and escollation of chatter and threats to the united states we have to help them. we have to give them respect we have to pay their salaries and give them the right technology to be able to do their jobs to protect us. mr. president, i say here to you and all of my colleagues on the floor, let's stop playing parliamentary ping pong with the homeland security bill. the politics are now over. the issue is going to be resolved in the court. but we cannot resolve it. on february 27th the money to fund the salary for every single man and woman who works at homeland security will be gone. the time and money is running out but we cannot run out on homeland security. we have to help them make us a safe country,

but what he is really doing is now ordering the border patrol not to give anybody these hearings.hat's -- and that is sneaky and it is wrong. that's why we are doing the segment. that's what's happening. what's the second one? >> the second one has to deal with highly skilled workers. h 1 b visas, spouse of immigrant who is here on one of these visas now. you will be allowed to stay here in america. come over with spouses and their spouses are allowed to stay indefinitely. critics say taking jobs away. >> i don't have a problem with that. somebody is over here doing a highly skilled job. recruited to come over. they have papers to come over. i mean, come on. give the wife and their kids some slack. all right. good. shannon bream, everyone. alaska. have you been there, shannon? >> i haven't. >> beautiful. >> i love to visit. >> but very, very cold. not as cold as long island but close. okay? and a lot of people don't go out in the winter because there is 18 feet of snow and bear. like bears everywhere. >> and it's dark. >> yeah, it's dark. they stay inside and a few people like the

how are border patrol agents reacting to that?ers of congress are living paycheck to paycheck. we're going to see how poor they really are straight ahead. septic system breakdowns affect over 1 million homes a year and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully, rid-x has enzymes to break down waste and time-released bacteria to reduce tank buildup. rid-x. #1 in septic maintenance. and now for rvs too! >>> just how determined is our president to seize executive order on am midwesty upheld. >> there are going to be some jurisdictions and there may be individual i.c.e. officials or border patrol who aren't paying attention our new directives. but they are going to be answerable to the head of the department of homeland security because he's been very clear about what our priorities should be. if somebody is working for i.c.e. and there's a policy and they don't follow the policy there will be consequences. >> how are border patrol agents taking this news and what is the policy? sean moran is the vice president of the nation

border patrol, border protection among them. >> the senate has thrown speaker boehner a life preserver, and he refused to take it. we hope over the next three weeks, he comes to his senses and takes that life preserver. >> that last comment coming from those who say it would not be a colossal problem if somehow they did not get this done by midnight. security would still remain a top priority and be funded. they just were not get paid right away. never the way -- nevertheless, you have members from both parties telling members to stick around. we could have another vote tonight. they could be doing it tomorrow. it looks like they are behind closed doors trying to figure it out as we speak. scott thuman, abc 7 news. >> longtime congress and steny hoyer is apologizing for his comments in the heat of the debate. >> we have been six weeks leaving the apartment twisting in the wind. >> this house has taken action to make sure d.h.s. is fully funded. i yield back. >> you coward. >> if you could not make that out, that was congressman h oyer calling majority leader kevin mccarthy a coward. he

i will begin with the commissioner of border patrol. >> thank you all very much for being here. as the secretary said there is a human face to this. we have 60,000 employees, border patrol agents and customs, we will be asking them to go to work without a paycheck. when you are young and i remember as a young police officer, i don't think the mortgage holder would have been too sympathetic if i was working and not getting paid or the hospital would have been too sympathetic to my plight either. that is significant. let me give you another concrete example of the human face to this problem. the human face is that we have been hiring custom and border protection officers and border patrol agents literally 500 are in the training academy right now. we will give them a plane ticket home and send them home from the academy in georgia and we will not be paying for them. when this happened before, some didn't return. we spent a lot of money in training, hiring and making sure they are screened. when they went back home people said you are an attractive working for the job vment it is m

mean let's not do it but what it means is, let's also enact policies that will not hinder our border patrol agents from actually doing their job. one of my colleagues from illinois flies national guard duty over the southern border and talks about how different groups will overwhelm a single border patrol agent and understand that a majority of those who are trying to cross into america will get in, some won't but a majority will. and it's worth the risk to many. and frankly, if we weren't living in this great country, we would probably want to be here too. s that wonderful country that's the beacon of hope for so many throughout this globe. but we also have to take into consideration the impact that it has in this country and we need to make sure we put policies in place that allow our border to be secure by making sure our border patrol agents have the tools and the ability to address the problem that both of you have addressed so well this evening. so thank you again for being here, thank you for being willing to stand up. it's not an easy issue to talk about. it's not an easy issue beca

so, with regard to mexican nationals, all of the border patrol agents speak spanish. and so that's the thing we focus on as an agency that we are con sis tent and that we are fair and ensure that everyone is properly interviewed. >> do you have someone, for example, who understands country conditions in a certain region of mexico, in columbia, in venezuela venezuela, in nicaragua, there are people there who could maybe provide a context for the answers. this person, they say they come from village x. you would understand if working with a refugee group that village x was the subt of horrible cartel murder or something like that. how do you determine the cultural geographic and, i guess, human context of what it is that they may be trying to express to

. >> unless congress acts 100,000 border patrol, border inspectors tsa agents will show up to work and not get paid. >> a shut down of homeland security would have serious consequences and amount to a serious disruption in our ability to protect the home land. >> a serious disruption. a lot of people in washington who work for the department and other people for that matter rely on the funding. ed henry poses the question to the press secretary. >> there is not a specific threat then why would the security suggest to people be extra careful? does it have anything to do aboutwith the dhs funding fight. >> neither should be playing partisan politics with an issue that is as nonpartisan and as important adds the american safety of the-- safety of the american people. >> as you see neither side needs to play politics. this has to get done and time is running out, ladies. >> what happens next aboutwith the dhs funding. we have four more days to go. it ends midnight on friday. >> you are on the money. the clock is ticking. two things i want you to keep in mind as you watch people unpack this

border patrol agents as federal law enforcement officers are not peace officers.w a line that they're not police officers. they're border patrol agents. so if they see somebody drunk they can let them go. we don't want them to get sued. >> and so this is obviously letting us know they're targeting illegals to be able to let them go and drunk drive on our highways. >> unbelievable. >> because the border patrol that's what they deal with. number one that i've always said is any time an illegal is here in our country, they're already -- they already have committed a crime. now driving drunk, they're a repeat offender. if any of us -- arizona has some of the strongest dui laws, if any of us american citizens are caught driving drunk our lives are basically over with with the laws we have to deal with. >> but if you're an illegal you're able to walk free? >> correct. >> unbelievable. >> and kill innocent americans. there is no telling what my son could have gone on to do in his life and his community serving the community that he did and a loss that they felt. so i've

you patrol our borders. you inspect our chemical plants screen travelers for ebola shield our computer networks, help cut down criminals around the world. you have a busy agenda a full plate. and here at home you all -- you are ready to respond to any emergency at a moments notice. it is simply extraordinary how much the department of homeland security does every single day to keep our nation, our people safe. it's a critical job. you get it done without a lot of fanfare. and i want to make sure that you have what you need to keep getting the job done. but every american has an interest in making sure that the department of homeland security has what it needs to achieve its mission. because we are reliant on that mission every single day. now today i'm sending congress a budget that will make sure you've got what you need to achieve your mission. it gives you the resources you need to carry out your mission in a way that a smart and strategic, and makes the most of every dollar. also broader blueprint for am

we are simply going to let it lapse and say to those border patrol agents, you ghee? why don't you show up and secure the border but we are not going to give you enough money to pay your mortgage. we are not going to give you enough money to pay your groceries. pay your heating bill. we are not going to pay you for securing the border because we think we need to punish president obama and all those who would think we might need to reprioritize how it is. lastly here's the -- i want to say to the gentleman from colorado frm in the end in the -- in the end, there are five million american citizens, children, who are going to remember this day. five million american citizen children who are going to remember this. you know how they are going to remember it? they are going to remember their moms and dads who were undocumented, these americans, five million of them, and eventually they are going to reach 18 years of age and they are going to vow. you know what? when they vote? you know what they are going to remember with their first vote? who treated their parents so cruel

or a family member were apprehended and processed by a customs and border protection officer or border patrol contrary to the new d.h.s. enforcement priorities please tell us about your experience. some consider the hot line a slap in the face to border agents. here to weigh in is a former national deputy chief of the u.s. border patrol. is this a slap in the face ron? >> yes, it is, brian. it's a slap in the face. a couple of phrases that come to my mind immediately when i read "the washington times" article. one is the demonizing of america's law enforcement. and the other is cheap parlor trick. if you'll allow me to explain i'll start with the cheap parlor trick. this is really a weak attempt by this administration and the white house to redirect the american public's attention away from his tacit amnesty program and then villainize law enforcement, which has been going on since the beginning of this administration, sadly. it's a slap in the face to the border patrol agents as well as i.c.e. agents and c.i.s. employees that will be dealing with the amnesty program because there are already

. >>> thousands of federal workers including airport security screenings, border patrol agents and others can soon be required to work without pay. right now the department of homeland security is only funded through friday and congress is at an impasse. jana katsuyama live now at oakland airport with what's at stake and one concession offered today, jana. >> reporter: julie, as you mentioned the tsa agents who work here at the oakland international airport are among those homeland security employees considered essential therefore they have to work without pay but the union leaders tell me that all of this is causing a lot of anxiety. homeland security employees are still feeling the sting of the government shutdown in 2013 when they worked without pay for three weeks. >> they're telling you your job is essential, you have to go to work but you're not important to be paid. >> reporter: tsa officers, border patrol officers and i.c.e. agents would be affected by a shutdown if congress does not pass a bill on time. the republican led house already passed one bill. senate democrats well in th

border patrol agents say the complaint amounts to a slap in the face of those who put their lives on law and secure our borders. oddly, dhs, whose job it is to secure our border, of course did not at the same time announce the establishment of a hot line with which to report suspected illegal immigrants to authorities. odd, don't you think? very odd. >>> turning to politics, former florida governor jeb bush taking a slight lead over other, we think, republican 2016 contenders in a new hampshire primary poll. bush was 16% support followed by senator rand paul wisconsin governor scott walker new jersey governor chris christie. another democrat signaling he's got an eye on 2016 as well. >> i have no scenario whatsoever in my mind haven't thought about it. as you can tell pretty basic. >> is it a never say never? >> well, nobody ever says never. lou: they could have gotten -- it's great the way chuck roberts tried to put a cliche in the mouth of secretary of state while also getting an answer. joining me reagan white house, political director fox news political analyst, ed rollins, one o