j.d. hayworth, how do you know whether or not the new law in arizona will be a success?bill, the fact is it will be a success, because it will be the enforcement of federal law, and there has been so much disinformation. let me read directly from the law. it says the law, quote, shall be implemented in a manner consistent with federal laws, regulating immigration, protecting the civil rights of all persons, and respecting the privileges and immunities of u.s. citizens and it doesn't get any clearer. this law simply enforces federal law, that sadly the folks in washington, including my opponent, john mccain, have refused do, as they vacillated between inaction and then advocating amnesty. bill: and john mccain says at this point he supports the law to alicia menendez, how do you respond to mr. hayworth's point, disinformation or misinformation? has the law simple employee b n misunderstood from those who live outside of arizona. >> it is hard tfor people to understand what it means, it is a loose definition of reasonable suspicion and the courts will decide whether or not

j.d. hayworth tripping over himself and john mccain for the tea party vote is that's all about we don't want government involved in our life. and the real -- the constitutional violation here is it violates the supremacy clause. enforcement of immigration laws is the purview of the federal government. states can't do this. so let's say one state, a liberal state, maybe, wanted to enforce federal tax law. would everybody say yeah, that massachusetts could go and start looking at and asking for your tax returns? no. it's not the right of the state to have local offices. >> bill: that will be adjudicated and interesting court decision on that. if i were on the other side i would argue, look, we are basically saying that once illegals cross into our state, arizona. and there are half million there, that we have a right, a constitutional right to protect ourselves from them. from them. >> but here's the thing. >> bill: federal government can't say you can't protect yourself, that's insane. >> but they are. >> bill: hold it, let indianapolis go first. go ahead. >> what we are really concerned abou

j.d. hayworth and johnathan chanzer and susan, welcome to the panel. >> the governor underscore hass i have been saying for a long, long time. border security is national security. we have to understand just last week the fbi announced it would start to heighten its scrutiny of what was transpiring on the borders given the fact that we are seeing drugs and all sorts of smuggling and there is talk and evidence that those who may be affiliated with terror have crossed our borders. we saw that in a report issued by congress last year and, indeed, last month, kimberly, you will recall that mexico released 23 somalis believed to have terror connections apparently now they remain at large. governor brewer struck eight appropriate note when she asked the commander in chief to really serve as the commander in chief. while we talk about first responders in places like, new york. the fact is if we had first defenders on the nation's border he we might not have the need for first responders in the wake of a horrible incident like 9/11. i would challenge the commander in chief to in fact put our standi

j.d. hayworth and joe apairo.and that's where the system has been highjacked and the governor signs a bill clearly knows it's wrong, it's immoral and racist and it's illegal but she wants to be elected. and being silent we've all seen that. so you've seen that. this excuse that it's our economy and taking away american jobs, i can assure you coming from arizona, in probably going back to 110-degree heat tomorrow, okay, there aren't a lot of americans willing to stand in the fields and pick the food that you and i are eating, vegetables and fruit in 110-degrees. or cleaning the hotels you and i have stood -- slept in or the restaurants, washing the dishes. and they are second and third jobs, working hard to better themselves for their kids just like my parents did. one important point -- >> sure. >> and i said in the beginning -- our system of immigration is so broken. it allows the extremists to control the debate. there's not any way that somebody legally can get to this country as a practical manner and especial

j.d. hayworth and joe apairo. and that's where the system has been highjacked and the governor signs a bill clearly knows it's wrong, it's immoral and racist and it's illegal but she wants to be elected. and being silent we've all seen that. so you've seen that. this excuse that it's our economy and taking away american jobs, i can assure you coming from arizona, in probably going back to 110-degree heat tomorrow, okay, there aren't a lot of americans willing to stand in the fields and pick the food that you and i are eating, vegetables and fruit in 110-degrees. or cleaning the hotels you and i have stood -- slept in or the restaurants, washing the dishes. and they are second and third jobs, working hard to better themselves for their kids just like my parents did. one important point -- >> sure. >> and i said in the beginning -- our system of immigration is so broken. it allows the extremists to control the debate. there's not any way that somebody legally can get to this country as a practical manner and especia

j.d. hayworth and has shown no interest in working on this issue.ard to believe he could actually vote no on the climate go, given where he has been over the years. and there will be the question, if this bill does come to the floor -- euna, does it come up before or after -- you know, does it come before or after the august recess, that could put him in a tough spot. host: go ahead, caller. caller: john mccain better not pass up on cap and trade. i have been calling my senators and holding their feet to the fire. i think it is just the biggest scam ever committed on the american public. co2 is a natural gas. it is natural to be in the air. to cap it and trade it and sell it is the biggest scam committed on the american people. i cannot believe you are or to cap it, sell it, and traded. -- trade it. have youver heard of the chicago and london -- exchange of obama in the 1990's? --guest: it was a market for companies taking early action, anticipating in the 1990's. it was started by a gentleman that has since stepped down. it has been seen by a lot o

j.d. hayworth and has shown no interest in working on this issue. it is hard to believe he could actually vote no on the climate go, given where he has been over the years. and there will be the question, if this bill does come to the floor -- euna, does it come up before or after -- you know, does it come before or after the august recess, that could put him in a tough spot. host: go ahead, caller. caller: john mccain better not pass up on cap and trade. i have been calling my senators and holding their feet to the fire. i think it is just the biggest scam ever committed on the american public. co2 is a natural gas. it is natural to be in the air. to cap it and trade it and sell it is the biggest scam committed on the american people. i cannot believe you are or to cap it, sell it, and traded. -- trade it. have you ever heard of the chicago and london -- exchange of obama in the 1990's? --guest: it was a market for companies taking early action, anticipating in the 1990's. it was started by a gentleman that has since stepped down. it has been seen

j.d. hayworth, another republican. host: you always call on the democrats line. caller: i am a democrat.t: ok, thanks. good to hear from you. guest: right now, all of the action is going on, surprise, with the republican primary. the incumbent governor is one of the few, and we only have seven, that will face a difficult election. she has a number of challenges, a number of primary challengers. i think her immigration bill was a very shrewd move in her attempts to win republican nomination, but it will be a huge setback in the general election. let me tell you how extreme this immigration bill is, rick. -- rick perry is against it. if someone who advocated secession is against your bill, that tells you something. guest: rick perry did not advocate the session. at least 70% of arizonans absolutely support and likely conceded his opposition to the wind. had he supported the bill, you would have gone to the primary and lost. if gov. brewer wins the primary, i believe she will sell only to feed the attorney general goddard. host: california has a gubernatorial race, tara from daly city, hell

j.d. hayworth, other republican. host: you always call on the democrats line. caller: i am a democrat.ost: ok, thanks. good to hear from you. guest: right now, all of the action is going on, surprise, with the republican primary. the incumbent governor is one of the few, and we only have seven, that will face a difficult election. she has a number of challenges, a number of primary chalngers. i think her immigration bill was a very shrewd move in her attempts to winepublican nomination, but it will be a huge setback in the general election. let me tell you how extreme this immigration bill is, rick. -- rick perry is against it. if someone who advocated cession iagainst your bill, that tells you something. guest: rick perry did not advocate the session. at least 70% of arizonans absolutely support and likely conced his opposition to the wind. had he supported the bill, you would have gone to the primary and lost. if gov. brewer wins the primary, i believe she will sell only to feed the attorney general goddard. host: california has a gubernatorial race, tara from daly city, hello. calle