>> lindsey, lindsey, lindsey! >> whoa! >> one down! three to go!ital. >> are you ready to go? >> oh, yeah! >> she's out of here. >> she isn't going far, just down the street to ronald mcdonald house until both lindsey and sierra are cleared for the trip they so desperately want, the one back home. until then, all they can do is wait. >> we don't know what's coming. >> no, but what's coming won't be long. >> there's no way to know, is it going to be good or is it going to be bad? so, each time, you're just a little bit on pins and needles, like oh, let us get a good, you know, a good report. >> coming up, a setback for sierra. >> treatments were unsuccessful. >> and another wait begins. will the binghams ever make it home? dannon oikos fat free strawberry flavor beat chobani 2 to 1. mmmm. stamos? look babe - i'm doing better. she means the yogurt. join us babe. try it for yourself. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. ♪ dannon [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects

>> i don't have nothing. >> lindsey: spit it out. >> i don't have nothing! >> lindsey: spit it. there. >> miller: open your mouth. >> freidman: we're gonna take you to the er and get your stomach pumped, so spit it. spit it out now. it's better than that. spit it. it's better than getting your stomach pumped. spit it out. we're gonna get your stomach pumped anyway, spit it. spit it out. thank you. >> no, wait... my contact-- >> freidman: spit the rest out. >> miller: i see your contacts. i saw your contacts coming out, all right? hang on, hang on, hang on. >> (moaning) >> miller: spit the rest out! >> friedman: spit it out. spit it out! >> friedman: we're gonna take you to the hospital... just spit it out. we already got what you spit out of your mouth. >> miller: a couple more rocks isn't gonna hurt, all right? >> friedman: spit it out. just do it. >> miller: a few more rocks is not gonna hurt it. >> friedman: do it. spit it out now! >> miller: here. >> friedman: you're already gonna-- you're already under arrest. so just spit it out. >> miller: here. >> friedman: it doesn't ma

hi, curtis. - hi, lindsey. - what are you going for first?f for my daughter and some dvds for me and-- - while you're at it... - whoa! - get me a box set of the wire. - where did you come from? - your house. - what's up with the riot gear? are you a cop? - no, i'm not a cop, bro. i'm shopping just like you. - well, maybe not just like you, 'cause these black friday crowds, they get out of hand real fast, all right? last year, i wasn't ready. i got coldcocked by this fat girl from tacoma over a snuggie. it ain't happening this year. i'm ready for it. i got my flash-bang grenades. i got my tasers and my pepper spray. anything go down, i'm ready, especially if see a big girl. just let me know. - you are not gonna need any of that stuff, man. - i will if somebody get between me and that panini press i got my eye on. now hold my place in line, dick. - wait, wait, wait, wait. hold your spot where? - right here. - no, no, no, no, no, man. look, these people, they get mad when you cut in line. i ain't having it. uh-uh. - cut the line? man, i've been

hey, lindsey, what's up?e, that's why it's called a pop quiz, not "hey, watch out, here comes a quiz" quiz. that's why you have to study. - yeah, yeah, yeah. so what are you up to, lindsey? - nothing. - dude, can't you see she's busy? she's been texting people all day long trying to find out what's wrong with her face. oh, ho-ho! - whoa, whoa, whoa, that's not how you talk to a lady, kev. apologize. - you're joking, right? - what am i, a comedian? - okay, i'm sorry you think she's a lady. - [sighs] it's okay, frankie. he's an idiot. he can't help it. thanks. - dude, what's with you? - don't tell anybody i said this, but... i think i like her. - [gags] what is wrong with you, man? i just threw up in my mouth a little bit. man, sit down. [coughs] listen, frankie, no offense, but i don't think you're her type. - well, what's her type? - anybody but you. i mean, you're a hustler. you're not book smart, you get tutored by a 13-year old, you're 15, and you're in the eighth grade. - so? - so she'd rather get stung i

so lindsey graham has got to come out for tougher border enforcement.and i think that the republicans have a very tough time squaring the internal politics of the tea party in 2014 and their national political landscape in 2016. and lindsey graham is the perfect example of it. >> let's let the people talk on this. let's hear senator graham, one of the architects of the gang of eight, the real effort to try to get immigration reform. he delivered a dire warning to republicans looking to block the program. this is really serious politics here. >> if we don't pass immigration reform, if we don't get it off the table in a reasonable practical way, it doesn't matter who you run in 2016. we're in a demographic death spiral as a party and the only way we can get back in good graces with the hispanic community in my view is pass comprehensive immigration reform. >> by the way, i think he's speaking not exactly but that's a lot what the john mccain thinks if you talk to him. >> absolutely. >> the problem is 2016 looks pretty far away, however, if you're facing r

sign the petition and demand senator lindsey graham reveal his e-mail passwords if lindsey graham is so eager to surrender our privacies as citizens he should go first. where is this going between those two wings in the senate? >> you put your finger on one part of the dynamic here. that is the very real war within the republican party. lindsey graham's up for re-election in south carolina. he's seen by many of the tea party types. ak libertarians if you want to call them that. as an embodiment of everything that's wrong with the republican party being too cooperative with obama, being too cooperative with the democrat, being insiders and so forth. so that's really a big part of this. >> also we're seeing that on national security issues and syria which we're going to talk about next. howard fineman, nbc news political analyst, michael moynihan from "newsweek" and "daily news." >>> increased involvement in the syrian civil war. this could be the beginning of something big and scary. we'll get to that next. >>> big, big news from the obama administration on syria tonight. this is very

take senator lindsey graham, for instance. yes, i know lindsey graham is a demagogue and grandstander. he's mr. benghazi and a war hawk of the highest order. but he has been a stalwart leader from the republican side on immigration reform. >> yes, i believe it will pass the house because it secures our borders. it controls who gets a job. as to the 11 million, they'll have a pathway to citizenship, but it will be earned. it will be long. and it will be hard. and i think it is fair. >> that's been lindsey graham's position on this from the get-go. he's been very consistent. he's not playing footsie with the far right immigration opponents. he's not trying to blow up the bill on the sly. lindsey graham knows how parent an immigration reform bill is to a republican party that has almost completely alienated latino voters. so i guess that's what you have to live up to, marco rubio. i can't believe i'm saying this, but you need to be more like lindsey graham. if you want to be a republican leader and guy with a political future in

south carolina senator lindsey graham joins us live. "the kudlow report" begins right now. >>> first up this evening, the director of the national security agency said today that its controversial surveillance programs have helped stop dozens of terrorist attacks. and tonight u.s. officials could be close to filing criminal charges against the 29-year-old behind the biggest intel leak in u.s. history. nbc's chief justice correspondent pete williams joins us now with all the details. good evening, pete. >> reporter: well, they are close, larry. what they're trying to do is thread a needle here because on the one hand they have to satisfy the terms of the treaty we have with hong kong, make sure that he can be extradited. that means we can only charge him with offenses that fit the treaty we have with hong kong. but on the other hand the government wants to make sure that the charges are basically all that the government wants to bring because there would be a problem if we file the charges there, then get him over here and lard on a bunc

while many believe knight should have been immediately fired, bill lindsey, the city manager, didn'tterminate her. instead, knight resigned after lindsey sent her a warning letter. >> i think we landed in a good place in terms of her own independent decision to resign. >> reporter: lindsey acknowledges he made some mistakes of his own, by missing red flags that something was amiss. >> there was an appearance that -- of things not being work related. and i think what i learned from that is really that i should have stepped in at that point. >> reporter: now others say it's time for the d.a. to step in. they think knight's actions could be criminal. >> mr. d.a., would you please come to richmond and prosecute miss knight? thank you. >> that was jodi hernandez reporting for you. the d.a. says he is reviewing the matter and will have a response by next week. we did try unsuccessfully to contact knight today. city managers say she's paid the city $10,000 for her car allowance that she inappropriately collected. >>> the investigation continues into what caused a four-story building in phil

>> we have between 700 and 800 acres of wheat. >> reporter: clint lindsey sells almost all of the wheat he grows near portland to countries in asia. the discovery of genetically modified wheat in eastern oregon has customers worried. >> what does this mean to you for your business? >> well, our company sells to a grain exporter that was dealing with japan and has had its next shipment put on hold. so unless that gets started up again we could be sitting on conventional wheat this fall. >> reporter: how much does that cost you? >> hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. >> reporter: the problem began when a farmer-- who has not been identified-- noticed wheat he treated with herbicide did not die. researcher carol mallory smith tested the plants at oregon state university. what did you find? >> i found they were round-up resistance. transgenic. >>. >> reporter: meaning they are genetically modifyd? >> yes. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yes. it's a mystery how it got there. >> reporter: the samples have the same genetic trait found in wheat that feed company monsanto began testing

this morning senator lindsey graham said every effort must be made to try to get snowden back here to's a hero. i believe he hurt our nation. he compromised the national security program designed to find out what terrorists were up to. so the freedom trail is not exactly china, russia, cuba, venezuela. i hope we'll chase him to the ends of the earth, bring him to justice, and let the russians know there'll be consequences with if they harbor this gay. >> good morning, eric. apparently he may be in moscow. what is senator graham talking about about repercussions from moscow if they helped him flee? >> obviously we're not going to bomb them. i guess the question is what is our relationship going to be with moscow? we obviously want this guy back. he's stolen a treasure-trove of american national security top secrets. and it appears, at least at this point, he believes, snowden, that the russians are going to give him safe passage from hong kong to moscow and then on to another country. again, as you say, this speculation from cuba to iceland to various countries in south america. so i'm

please visit us onli >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air.up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the

>> our winner this week is lindsey kaufman. she watches on k.a.r.e.n minetonka, minnesota. >> i think we have her on the line with us. are you there? >> i'm here. i'm so excited. oh, my goodness. >> a big congratulations. we want to tell everyone, a little bit about you. lindsey was so excited to receive the aarp magazine with you two on the cover. >> they don't like it to be called aarp. she also said in her application it was her dream to appear on the "today" show so we're making that dream come true. >> she looks 12 years old. >> she is, kind of. >> why does she get aarp? >> because she likes you two. she says she scheduled her classes around the fourth hour. in the summer, she lays her yoga matt in front of the tv to get her work-out while watching her two favorite ladies. do you want to hear where you are going? >> i am so honored. >> oh, lindsey, we love you. >> it's not the nobel peace prize. where is she going? >> the lake winnevista resort in florida. four-night stay at the resort, as well as two spa treatments. sounds like the perfect get a

here is nbc's lindsey davis. >> reporter: call them generation triple x.any kids, hard core porn is defining sex ed. >> yes, during independent reading they would watch it. >> call me mr. flintstone. i can make your bed rock! >> reporter: she was only 12 years old when she shockingly admitted she had seen porn and understood all the innuendo. >> we're getting messages from everywhere that say if you dress this way you are going to be either treated well, or you're going to feel powerful. sex is power. >> reporter: winifred is featured in a documentary called "sexy baby". >> we're the first generation to have what we have, so there is no one before us that can kind of guide us. i mean, we are the pioneers. >> reporter: it shows girls often acting out like typical teens, at times, pushing sexual boundaries. but it also exposes some of life's tougher lessons, like the time winifred's friend, danielle had an incident. >> they were just terribly baiting each other. it was very -- um, i mean, i came home, i was bawling my eyes out, i'll never forget it. >> that

lindsey graham was complaining about something? you don't say?etting the vapors from our well-known southern belle? >> caller: he was embracing the nsa patriot act and everything that they're doing, he was happy about. what he was complaining about -- >> stephanie: i think he might be nervous about somebody finding out about his phone calls to his lover, john mccain. >> liberace? >> caller: now that susan rice is nsa she's going to be seen on tv getting on marine i and getting off marine i before the president at every time. >> stephanie: it will be awesome. awesome, awesome awesome. [ ♪ nah nah nah nah nah ♪ ] >> going to make lindsey graham wet his lace panties. >> stephanie: why am i guessing there is a phone call to john mccain every night that says "good night baby boy." come on, let's peek behind the congressional candelabra. >> i just really threw up in my mouth a little bit. >> stephanie: all right then. alan in gary, indiana. welcome. >> caller: yes, good morning. >> stephanie: yes, good morning. >> caller: what gets me is we're calling

why did lindsey graham and john mccain -- what do they have against susan rice? >> i don't get it either. john mccain, calling it passive aggressive, rand paul was aggressive, aggressive, accused her of lying again and said she was responsible for misleading the american people against benghazi. when we got those talking points memos and saw even in the weird abc version and the white house official version, the one thing those versions agreed on was that susan rice had nothing to do with it. her staff either. people said that she deserved an apology and lindsey graham shot back she deserves a subpoena. so they keep it up. i can't help but think it has something to do with her closeness to the president, her being a woman, all of the garbage about her not being very smart, according to senator mccain, and incompetent, according to lindsey graham, has creepy gender and -- >> i just want to say this also and i want to talk about her new position, because it's quite a powerful one. >> yes, it is. >> but also it's not the craziest thing to me that they were trying to

from tripadviser.com, they help to understand why and how, "nightline" welcomes lindsey janice. >> reporterelf-described travel junky. in recent years, the mother of two has become obsessed with taking family vacations, and on every single one, tripadviser has become her navigator in chief. she has looked at jamaica resorts and follows the site's advice, and tosses out the glowing and the gross, to find opinions she can trust. >> actually, here i found reviews that were good, some were not good, these seemed like they were good for a family with older and younger children. >> reporter: in the end, danielle decides perfect marks are not the most important. and her son, jared, had just one request. a lazy river. >> there is a walk around the lazy river, very crowded. lots of people having fun. how do you like it? >> good. >> reporter: to find out how tripadviser grew from a small idea to a public company worth more than $9 billion, we took a trip to boston, the website's hometown. the first stop? hotel commonwealth, rated number one by the tripadvisers, meaning it beat out other hotels, the c

and lindsey vonn forced to take a test. >>> plus, the latest on michael jackson's daughter's alleged suicide attempt. >>> welcome back. for what is going to be a very hot thursday. temperatures are going to be soaring in not just the desert areas either. all the way through much of california away from the coast. 106 today, phoenix. 106 in vegas. and this is the start of a very hot period. excessive heat warnings already issued. tomorrow we could see one of the first 110s of the season anywhere from arizona, one of those hotspots down there. 109 is phoenix tomorrow. the vegas area, it looks like on saturday is when you'll peak out. potentially get up to about 112. and then thankfully we should cool it off a little bit as we head towards the weekend. alex, steamy weather to say the least. near record highs. >> at least it's dry heat, right? >> it is. >> that's my barometer, if you will. >> i spent summers in phoenix, and that didn't make any sense to me. >> all right. >> it's hot. >> you've got to stick around for this. we have entertainment. >>> here we go with this. not to great new

that lindsey says he's a former loan officer homeless since the housing crash.he says he's just glad the officer is alive and okay. >> san francisco muni bus driver turned in a first responder when she took a passenger to the hospital following gang shooting. because driver drove to san francisco general. bus had 2 bullet hole in the rear left win o. member of the gang task force say 3 men fired into the bus just after 2 this afternoon in the portrero hill neighbor. 22-year-old victim either hit by flying glass or perhaps grazed by bullet. he's going to be okay. >> warning tonight to people who shop at the raily chain of orores. the st huge cyberattack and credit card and debit card numbers of customers may have been compromised. if you shop there this might have happened to you. company officials found out about it last thursday and contacted the fbi. raily own knob hill belaire food source and of course raily stores.so far raily not discovered any unauthorized transactions however. >> government run health agency is defeping the use of photo shop image to make

i heard lindsey behind the bar screaming for help. i heard megan who was trapped screaming "somebody help me, somebody please help me". >> reporter: but you couldn't see either? >> i couldn't see anything. i was underneath everything crawling towards the exit. >> reporter: as the fire was building, doug clawed his way out, severely injured, nonetheless, he wanted to go back in to help his co-workers who were trapped, but then this man arrived. the surveillance camera caught him running right into the wreckage moments before the entire site exploded into a massive tower of flames. reporter ryan katz of kshb. >> no one knew who this guy was. who was the good samaritan that put himself in danger to help employees get out of the building? >> reporter: for months the identity of the good samaritan was a mystery because he left the scene before telling anyone his name. producer melissa greenstein. >> you couldn't tell if he was a young guy, older gentleman. i just had no idea who this type of person would have been to do something like this

that lindsey says he's a former loan officer homeless since the housing crash.'s just glad the officer is alive and okay. >> san francisco muni bus driver turned in a first responder when she took a passenger to the hospital following gang shooting. because driver drove to san francisco general. bus had 2 bullet hole in the rear left win o. member of the gang task force say 3 men fired into the bus just after 2 this afternoon in the portrero hill neighbor. 22-year-old victim either hit by flying glass or perhaps grazed by bullet. he's going to be okay. >> warning tonight to people who shop at the raily chain of stores. the stores were hit by huge cyberattack and credit card and debit card numbers of customers may have been compromised. if you shop there this might have happened to you. company officials found out about it last thursday and contacted the fbi. raily own knob hill belaire food source and of course raily stores.so far raily not discovered any unauthorized transactions however. >> government run health agency is defeping the use of photo shop image t

very close eye on all the journalists here at the embassy for quite a while now all right artie's lindsey friends live for us outside moscow's ecuadorian embassy with that update well we also spoke with the story attorney and historian gerald horne who tells us why the u.s. is likely to fail in its attempts to retrieve snowden. will listen to the congress persons appearing on sunday church shows the united states mourns with thinks so they're breathing fine threatening measures just short of nuclear war mr snowden is not speedily dispatched back to new york or washington united states for example routinely excepts on its territories citizens fleeing cuba without passports i would also say the united states routinely receives on its soil those deemed to be political dissidents do not have passports if you look at the extradition treaty between united states ecuador there is a provision that says that extradition does not have to be a cure she would give a so-called political crime is that ploy and certainly what mr snowden is accused of is in essence a political crime washington officials

that lindsey says he's a former loan officer homeless since the housing crash.he says he's just glad the officer is alive and okay. >> san francisco muni bus driver turned in a first responder when she took a passenger to the hospital following gang shooting. because driver drove to san francisco general. bus had 2 bullet hole in the rear left win o. member of the gang task force say 3 men fired into the bus just after 2 this afternoon in the portrero hill neighbor. 22-year-old victim either hit by flying glass or perhaps grazed by bullet. he's going to be okay. >> warning tonight to people who shop at the raily chain of stores. the stores were hit by huge cyberattack and credit card and debit card numbers of customers may have been compromised. if you shop there this might have happened to you. company officials found out about it last thursday and contacted the fbi. raily own knob hill belaire food source and of course raily stores.so far raily not discovered any unauthorized transactions however. >> government run health agency is defeping the use of photo sh

fraud's who is our ecuador's embassy live for us right here in moscow lindsey good morning to you can you explain to us what exactly it's acquittals role in all of this. well rory would appear at this point that ecuador is responsible for safely conducting mr snowden through to his final destination now as we've reported earlier this morning it appears that mr snowden is not going to be visible to us journalists perhaps any time soon this morning everyone's waiting very much to see if he will be caught in transit by our cameras or even by our watchful eyes but one thing is for sure that the embassador of ecuador to russia has definitely made his appearance known at that airport r t make contact with him yesterday as he. was leaving the embassy has asked if he had any comment on the situation he said he does not that was when he got in the car and at last she was shortly thereafter seen at the airport talking to journalists saying that he was like looking for edward snowden and it was then later that evening that the tweet was found online by the foreign minister ecuador saying that mr

course want to lindsey france right there and while the american whistleblower is awaiting his asylum verdict. from the free bradley manning support network explain why it would or has become such a popular destination for those being prosecuted politically. have very large. numbers of asylum fifty some odd thousand not necessary political refugees but i think also that the genus one has also helped make a safe haven for those that are persecuted politically and i think it's a wonderful watershed moment were there was a big concert at africa to protect edward snowden i think it's a very good initiative is a great deal an irony of this whole story normally during the cold war they would be traveling to the u.s. and not via russia to countries like cuba and venezuela but this might perhaps set a couple things into motion and inspire ecuador to become more of a safe haven for press freedoms i just don't think that you're going to silence this generation these these people are from the internet they're born there the they do digital natives and i think that this is a very very interesting

france who standing by for us outside the ecuadorian embassy here in central moscow lindsey oh we're coming to you live now here from our studios good to see you again this morning ecuador playing a role in another case of a whistleblower what can you tell us. well so far rory it would appear that ecuador is the nation responsible for safely conducting edward snowden into russia hosting him while he is here and then seeing him off to his final destination whether or not that ends up being ecuador as we have reported earlier this morning the foreign minister did i confirm via twitter that edward snowden has officially sought asylum with that country that case is still in process right now now it's no secret that ecuador does shelter whistleblowers julian assange has been sheltered within the four walls of the ecuadorian embassy thought. in london for the past year or so it's no surprise there that as noted is being assisted by wiki leaks that ecuador would be a target for his final destination now the united states has made no secret that it has warned western hemisphere governments l

>> well, it's fascinating that the most right wing members of the congress like mike rogers and lindsey graham have become the administration's most vocal defenders. the obama administration's most vocal defenders because it's a right wing mentality that says we should just trust the government to know everything about us in the name of security. the tactic you are seeing there which is increasingly being exposed as frivolous and manipulative is that every time the u.s. government gets caught doing anything that they shouldn't be doing or that people are stunned to learn that they're doing, the playbook they use over and over and that they have used over and over for the last decade is to simply scream terrorist or terrorism over and over in the hope that they will put americans into enough fear that they'll simply acquiesce to whatever the government is doing. i think it's critically important that americans understand that this quote unquote threat is one that is less likely to kill them than things like a lightning strike or bathtub accident. and that it's time to stop allowing the u

senator lindsey graham is a member of the gang of 8 pushing the need for reform. senator mike lee opposes the legislation and authored ab e-book, why john roberts. let's start with snowden. senator graham, what do you make of hong kong authorities allowing snowden to go? they say our extradition papers were not in full compliance with the law and what leverage do we have over moscow if they decide to let him go to another country? >> i'd like to find out why our papers were not in compliance. that would be a big mistake by the department of justice. i don't think he's a hero. i believe he compromised the national security program designed to find out what terrorists were up to. the freedom trail is not exactly china, russia, cuba, venezuela. i hope we'll chase him, bring him to justice and let the russians know there will be consequences if they harbor this guy. >> the key decision over the next 24 hours has to be made by moscow, senator graham. should we put pressure on them now -- hold him there? >> absolutely. they want a good relationship with the united state

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. >> kelly o'donnell, you've noted that lindsey graham has sent a letter to the russian ambassador to the united states upping the ante here as well. >> trying to draw the line saying that if there is to be a reset between the u.s. and russia, this is a test of that relationship. kind of a bold, more public move that a senator can make, different that what the secretary of state can do. and certainly jay carney cited today that there has been cooperation when it comes to criminal matters with russia, citing the tsarnaev brothers, the boston marathon bombings, the work the two countries were able to do there and saying that all the appropriate conversations are happening. so you do get a sense that there is something bubbling up mere. we don't know how quickly it will materialize, but it is interesting to have someone like lindsey graham who takes an interest in these -- this sort of scale of an issue to try to put a bit more pressure on. it may and way to triangulate and make sure putin understands the importance here. there are so many other matters at stake. lindsey graham is weighi

they go about doing everything sort of dumb way there should be simple and honest senator graham lindsey graham says the republican party needs to be pro-immigration prose or it's facing a demographic demographic death spiral true yeah that's a political reality so why do. the republicans keep living the tea party have their way on this only bets on immigration i think that the tea party gets demonized unfairly by the right and the left by both and i think if you look at them they're interested in economic sound economic decision as for immigration i suspect i don't know what they would like a simple thing a simple solution one that's fair and solves a problem they want the border sealed and they want to figure out what to do with the eleven million people here and in exchange for still in the borders you do the eleven million as i suggested give them a permanent resident team party who in the republican party is opposed to doing something about immigration it was the tea party you've got the low most i don't think they're opposed to doing to i think they're opposed to the proposed solut