the people in laredo were telling us this. massive amounts of drug gos in and massive amounts of money go out. we get a double hit. we get the drugs, they get the money. i don't know somehow that doesn't sound like a good deal. >> let's role play. >> go ahead. the debate is five days from now. instead of on stage,er asking the questions. one question for each. what do you ask jeb bush? >> well you need energy. do you have the energy to get out there and do it? you need a lot of energy. the question would be i think he's a nice person but does he have the energy to do it? >> energy? that's the one question you are going to ask him? >> that's a very important question. jeb hit my on tone t-o-n-e. hillary clinton hit me on tone. >> he did an interview and took a shot at you. >> jeb is very very strong on common core. he likes it. i don't. people of iowa and new hampshire, they want to take care of their kids. they don't want somebody in washington doing it. it's his opinion, but i want it local. he wants it coming out of bureaucr

one of the people that was part of that wave was a man from laredo texas. he started practicing law. right from the very beginning he opened his doors and he is flooded with people who are ready to press their cases. he becomes very involved in an organization called the league of united latin american citizens, and becomes their civil rights person for the local chapter. because he's that civil rights head, people begin to funnel all these complaints and petitions to him. the petitions themselves don't accomplish anything. what did accomplish something was that newspapers were reporting on these. newspapers were saying lluulac council wrote a letter complaining of being kicked out of this restaurant or not being allowed service at this or that place, complained about not being considered for a job because they were mexican. every complaint you can imagine. he began making a name for himself. >> our first concept was to organize. i have no idea of the problems in the other states. professor rivas-rodriguez: the story of mexican-american civil rights gets lo

quote, in laredo i expected to see stories confirming perhaps even lamenting the futility of it.es tended to describe the visit as a run of the mill presidential campaign event as if it's just the kind of performance that a jeb bush or a scott walker say might have given if they scheduled a day at the border. are we failing as a media? >> i think that we're not treating trump as he should be covered if we should be coffering him at all. i say at the end of the piece, media could quit him and should quit him. i don't think it meenls stop covering the phenomenon of trump. i would love to see reporting of people in polls who say they like what he is saying on the campaign trail, like something that's connecting with them and a ton of you know interesting insights to be gleaned there. as for trump himself, yeah i mean, i don't think he deserves the coverage he is getting, the attention he is getting. i think as i say, again, in the story, that, you know if the media disappeared, i think he would, too. he lives for this and feeds off of that. we're feeding his id in some way and proba

service can rec side, saraswati left hays county sunday night went to mexico across the border at the laredotially a very small needle in a very large haystack. the problem is, we just could not pinpoint a specific location. ♪ investigators here in austin began hearing chatter, began receiving bits of information that saraswati had, in fact, made it to india. >> as far as i know, from sources i have in india, saraswati is still living in india. he lives in various places. one of them is a suburb south of delhi. one of them is mussoorie up there in the himalayan mountains. >> kir pal -- kripalu, we learned passed away in the fall of last year. the case in trinidad was ultimately dropped but it was amid rumors of corruption and bribery. so we'll never really know what happened there. >> just because the trial is over, it doesn't go away. like, we're still going to have this for our entire lives. the moment he decided to go through with the abuse with each of us for first time he put us in the position where this is a never-ending thing for us. the trial and him escaping and everything after th

. >> i was born in laredo, texas. >> do we have to talk about this guy? >> this guy is now the front runner. he should be held to account just like me. he should be asked as he was yesterday how are you going to pay for it? >> here's a guy larger than life. it's all about him. >> there's a reason he doesn't use his last name. it won't work too well. we had a lot of problems with that last name. >> i need to ask you about this guy. is the coverage lopsided because jeb is not a good counterpuncher or because trump and his attacks are dominating the coverage? >> i think it's the latter. i think trump is just dominating coverage with the way his performance or as some people say his antics on stage. he knows how to draw the limelight to himself and hit hard at candidates. we have a quiet group of republicans underneath him by comparison. jeb bush is pretty low key at the podium or as trump was saying low energy or whatever he was accusing him of being. i do think it's drowned out the rest of the field at this point and that's their biggest problem right now.

meanwhile, donald trump was in laredo, texas, at the mexican border.hat they told him was the mexican border. they actually took him into a chipotle. donald trump's speaking at the border, a little bit like mel gibson showing up at a bar mitzvah. trump, of course, repeatedly said he will build a wall to keep immigrants out of our country. donald trump is very focused on making america a place for americans only. until it comes time to buy a wife. then at that point -- [ laughter ] then the borders loosen up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: anyways, down in texas talking to people. they need it down in texas. what they needed was three strong guys to lift him up and throw him over the fence. let mexico deal with him and vice versa. here in los angeles, donald trump pinatas are apparently now a huge seller. he's number one. another number one product for donald trump. pinatas of donald trump are selling like -- caliente cakes in the l.a. pinata district. there he is. [ cheers and applause ] the one on the left is the real one -- i think. the hair on th

. >> reporter: last month he flew his signature plane down to laredo, texas, toured the dividing lineween the u.s. and mexico in the midst of a media frenzy. >> we have a tremendous danger on the borders. >> reporter: he's noodles his fellow gop candidate. >> i was down on the border, it's rough, tough stuff. this is not love, this is other things going on. i think he'll probably be able to figure that out, maybe. >> reporter: while they both melt with local officials, the similarities end there. a look at the actual border approximately six miles south of his stop. campaign officials say bush has visited the border before and is familiar with the issues. today's stop in south texas amid rising tensions between the gop rivals with bush tweeting last week -- his marvive inconsisten inconsistency, the plan does not reflect our nation's values. trump later responded. >> jeb bush very weak on immigration, wants to let people come in. >> reporter: for all the back-and-forth, the two do have substantial issues. >> i think that people born in this country ought to be american citizens. >> yo

. >> to be completely transparent about a month before that incident, that you and i witnessed in laredo, texas, i had a 15-minute plus interview with mr. trump and asked him anything and everything and look forward to having him on in the future as well. thank you, it's great seeing you. >> thanks, jose. >> now to breaking news we're following out of virginia, a deadly shooting that happened in the middle of a television live shot. police are searching for a person who they say shot at multiple people at the bridgewater plaza near smith mountain lake. according to the sheriff's department spoekds person, the shooting occurred at 6:45 a.m. this morning. the reporter,ally son parker and adam ward were killed according to a witness on the scene there is a major police presence in the area, around 30 to 40 officers have responded. members with bedford and frankly county and virginia state police are on the scene. police continue to look for the shooter at the time. we're hoping to get a description out to you very shortly. we have video that is going to be coming in and this is live video o

you know for this story, brian, i went to laredo texas. i went to the border. much-anticipated you know super-hyped visit to the u.s./mexico border. immigration, of course being his marquee issue, if he can be said to have a marquee issue. and when i was there, you know i was taking in both the things that he was saying or rather the things that he was not saying. it was absolutely surreal the answers that he gave to pretty straight-forward questions about policy about his campaign about his ideas. but there was a point there when you know metaphorically i sort of turned my lens to my colleagues around me, and this just incredible scrum of reporters from all over the world, not just from the united states who are fixated on this man. >> right. you're saying the media should quit trump, but are you being realistic? you probably know that's impossible right? it's impossible for you as an individual, but not for institutions. >> it's aspirational, you might say. >> aspirational. >> aspirational. you know but i mean there are parts of trump's story -- his story's t

but it was just last month that donald trump made his own trip to laredo, texas.f the term "anchor babies," referring to undocumented immigrants who have babies in the u.s. who end up having citizenship. what more is being said or where is that debate going? >> this is really interesting because i think this is a rare point of agreement between bush and trump. here you have bush who said, listen, i'm the adult in the room. i'm going to be the inclusive one. i'm not going to say offensive, bombastic things. yet both of these men use the term "anchor baby" which a lot of people find offensive, not just latinos, not just people on the left, but people on the right and the left. both of them use essentially the same defense when reporters asked them about using that term. they said, hey, give me another term. what other term should i use? they settled on the term anchor baby. for the record, some of the suggestions we've heard from folks like hillary clinton, the term should be babies or children or american citizens. so that was a really interesting point this weeken

. >> reporter: bush's visit comes after trump flew his signature plane down to laredo texas, anothere dividing line between the u.s. and mexico in the midst of a media frenzy. >> we have a tremendous danger on the border with the illegals coming in. >> reporter: trump today needling his fellow gop candidate. >> i was down on the border. it's rough, tough stuff. this is not love. this is other things going on. and i think he'll probably be able to figure that out, maybe. >> reporter: another significant difference here between the trump and bush visits to the border jeb did not visit the border itself even though the restaurant he spoke in behind me is about six miles from here. his campaign staff saying that he's already toured the border he knows about the dynamics and the problems there in america's front lines of this battle for the border and really today it was not necessary to travel to it. he does continue on the campaign trail, he's heading to colorado for yet another campaign stuff. >> paolo sandoval near the border the u.s./mexico border. we'll take a quick break full analy

trump told me in laredo as i tried to ask him a question.re just talking about the undocumented and those are the only people that would be affected. >> not if he tries to deport entire families. >> why should someone like you, as an american citizen, why should you care what he is saying about the undocumented? >> because they're part of me, too. i was born in mexico. i came to this great country, the greatest, most generous country in the world. and i've been able to achieve way beyond what i expected. this is the greatest country in the world. we don't need a donald trump. he doesn't have a story like i do. you know, when he got $100 milli million, okay, so he became a billionaire. but he was already a millionaire when he was born. give me a break. he's not going to tell me about this country, not him. and not a q uas i-republican. >> thank you very much, treasurer of the united states. your signature is still on a lot of those bills running around. thank you for being with me this morning. >>> big meetings about to begin with the preside

conversation i had with him was about 15 or 20 minutes the first time, and a month later in la ra laredo of time. it could change. >> exactly. it could be to his benefit. maybe he's starting to realize he really does need to reach out to the spanish community because he's being pillared in the hispanic press. the trump pinata is big in many spanish communities. >> pinatas are big in mexico. trump is big in mexico. >> and it's probably not a good idea to bash a candidate and candy spills out. >> thank you so much. it's great that you speak both languages. you're able to listen to the spanish language radio and work that way for stories that are unique and will be worth definitely checking him out on politico. thank you very much for being with me. >> gracias. >>> turning to the ashley madison hack attack and several issues this morning. millions of e-mail addresses and other data have been released by a hacker group who threatens to expose millions of cheating spouses who use the infidelity website. meantime, the national press reports hundreds of government workers, including the white h

the visit a month after donald trump visited the border in laredo.ook a shot at bush on fox news. >> i think it's great he is going to the border because i think he'll now find out it's not an act of love. she said people crossing are crossing as an act of love. which came back to haunt him. it's rough, tough stuff. >> joining me from texas is nbc news senior white house correspondent chris jansing. what are they looking to for with this interaction? seems jeb bush is following the coattails of donald trump in a state they should own? >> reporter: it's interesting to see if he takes a shot back and seen more aggressive jeb bush and he also wants to draw these very real contrasts, of course, one is in policy. you know what donald trump wants. he wants to build a big, beautiful wall and deport 11 million people and then let the good ones back in. a plan that most republicans including jeb bush among those who are running scoff that saying it's imprat call and too expensive. jeb bush will say he has written a book on immigration. he has a six-point plan

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