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sorvino. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming director john morton. [applause] >> good morning. i am the director of immigration and customs enforcement. i do not have an academy award to my name. i am one of the government tax that is here to speak to you today. i do not have a glamorous shot, either. it is just me and a flag. what we're doing every day over i.c.e., are the principal investigative arm. it is largely known in the public for its immigration enforcement functions which are less than half of what it does. we action have 13,000 special agents and officers. the reason we have such a large presence is that we are an investigative agency. we cover a wide variety of everything from jet trafficking to the investigation of artwork that was stolen in europe and brought to the united states. and exploitation including sexed trafficking. it is a big part of what we do. what of one of the things we doh an unsettled part, the immigration enforcement. it dominates the pages of the "new york times" fans " washington post." the solution here for traffi

john morton and anastasia daniels on the crackdown nfl merchandise or counterfeit merchandise.onnell: back to the markets, doubters in thousand and addition of stocks. what we looking at? nicole: looking at the latest which is the new ipos today spun off from pfizer which has been spinning off other units and he remembered a spun off the instant nutrition business and spot of animal health. here's the latest today, great idea 0. that is almost 19% at the highest point, thirty-one seventy-four, this particular company, animal medicine for livestock, vaccines and work directly with the veterinarians. we have the ceo on earlier today and they didn't bring them -- they brought little puppies. this is what happens, looks just like mine. a chicken and a cow. dagen: huge multibillion-dollar business. huge business. connell: big news overseas. bombing in front of the u.s. embassy in turkey and that is adding to the stress in the middle east and the tension we have been talking about last few days. we talk about foreign policy having an effect on energy markets. john bolton is coming on

college and just studied from amazing undergraduate teachers of american history, edmond morgan, john morton blum, so i think that combination just, you know, in retrospect it seems obvious i was destined to do this. >> rose: editor of the law review an all that. and now you teach there. >> i condition believe i get paid to teach. >> rose: and when you use the term "the unwritten constitution" what dow mean? >> i don't mean to take away from this document that i do love. these 8,000 words that we call the constitution that calls itself the constitution, and i wrote a previous book, walking the reader through the written thing from start to finish. but this document doesn't say the rule of law in so many words. doesn't say checks and balances, limited government, federal im, separation of powers. doesn't say separate and inherently unequal. doesn't say one person, one vote. doesn't say that a criminal defendant has the right to take the stand in his own defense. and yet all of those things, did i mention one person, one vote. doesn't say the bill of rights even though there are amendments tha

agents who taken a no-confidence vote in their boss john morton, they say in many cases they're not allowedo do the most basic job which is to arrest and deport illegal aliens. grassley also questioned napolitano about internal documents that showed immigration and customs agents delayed the arrest of a child rapist by the name of abraham sanchez, by learning such a arrest would garner a lot of media attention and a lot of scrutiny. here is grassley. >> isn't that a shocking assertion. a u.s. immigration service would have the discretion to grant a child rapist application to stay in the country. today this person is free in the united states. >> reporter: secretary napolitano said that that man is now wearing an ankle bracelet and she presumes, that he is not allowed access to any children, anymore. she learned of that story from an associated press report. napolitano also added that border enforcement is broken and she said it is time to fix it. here's napolitano. >> our immigration system is not working. our communities, workers and employers are all frustrated by a system that treats a

he's called for the resignation of the ice head, john morton because of the lack of enforcement. bill? bill: what is the time frame on this, doug? >> reporter: what's unusual about this bill is expected, this legislation is expected to follow regular order. we're talking about committee hearings, markup, a conference committee with it ending up on the president's desk as early as this summer. perhaps after the august recess. if the president however insists on immediate pathway for citizenship for those 11 million it will be scene by conservative republicans as a poison pill and may jeopardize the spirit of bipartisanship we are seeing now. bill: thank you, doug mckelway on the hill this morning. martha: not surprisingly republican say president obama laid out a partisan agenda in his speech. before the president spoke house speaker john boehner said mr. obama did not have the quote, guts to tackle our nation's crushing debt. after the address john boehner said this, quote. we're only weeks away from the devastating consequences of president's sequester and he failed to offer cut

the border patrol union has voted unanimously, senator vitter, no confidence in john morton, the head of that ice department. they've sued the i.c.e. department because of being blocked from doing their sworn duty to enforce the law, and i asked him today as secretary napolitano who testified today, had she ever met with him? because i asked her about it last year and the bad morale that was that a -- that i.c.e. agents had and he said he'd never met her and never shaken hands with her. so we don't have the kind of commitment to law enforcement at this point that gives i think the american people confidence that we're moving on a right path. and i would just share with you finally that i do think that means that this is no shoor sure thing, that -- no sure thing, that people are awfully confident as long as some big names are on the bill it's just going to pass and i'm not confident that's so. mr. vitter: thank you, senator. i certainly agree. and, again, the fundamental issue is, is this model that's been tried before really going to work? and -- an immediate amnesty with promises of