host: grosse pointe park, mich., democrats line, go ahead.: i have been following this for longer than i would like to admit, the immigration issue, not necessarily reform. if you look at all the major cable news outlets and television outlets for news, there is one thing everybody seems to be missing and that is before we should consider any comprehensive immigration reform, and we need to consider the economic culture that exists in the immigrant communities. many of these people hold menial jobs like farm laborers. they are sending money back to mexico or south america or central america in huge amounts. they wire transfer out of the money. i am not saying we should tax the wire transfers by could come up with a major banking institution that controls 90% of these wire transfers. guest: people have addressed the issue of remittances on these wire transfers. it is generally considered to be helpful on the marchers to the development of the countries sending immigrants. no country has ever gone from third world to first world on the basis of

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clair, mich.. do you know where that is? what's it is not very far from detroit. >> the political action committee is regulated by anybody? >> @ well, you have to register with the federal register commission. they are tax exempt. there are supposed to spend their money on a electioneering and give their money to candidates. this one is not. it seems like nobody is interfering with that because the way that they spend their money is a lightly regulated if it is regulated at all. >> i got on the open secrets site and saw a lot of committees with money after them. is that their winnings? how does the been the thing work? what people come in and spend between $40.60 dollars apiece per night and are trying to win prizes. their prices range from $100 $2,000. i called some of the big winners and asked if they really contributed what they contributed. some people disputed the amounts that are listed in the records. it is not possible, without an audit of this democratic club to know for sure if they are spending in collecting money

it is those districts, mich., ill., -- michigan, illinois. in it seemed like anything that touched ill. saved his behind. that is the area -- illinois. will be the last ones to go. >> i want to interject the election who was a longtime staffer to jack murtha who died. he won an election against the ofs in this blue-collar -- against the odds against a guy who did not get the local issues. it was a referendum on a guy who understood local issues. we probably disagree on every social issue. >> but he is also critical of nancy pelosi. >> i did not hear what he said. he supports the democratic leadership, but the fact that he won that election was a bellwether about how democrats can hold these seats. >> i don't agree. in that particular race, what was missed was the fact that the democrat who won was a republican in his ideology. rahm emanuel was able to do a good job of recruiting more conservative democrats to run, but the recruiting process is over. that will be tough. >> a lot of democrats who are conservative -- >> let's not ignore special

host: next, a kalamazoo, mich., on the line for democrats. caller: about three years ago i sent a letter to senator kennedy on immigratioo, nd also complemented that he was always the hero of mine, the way he fought for those who cannot defend themselves r did not have enough oney. but getting to immigrrtion, he read my paper and asked if i would be willing to work with his legal department. and ii did that for about one year. when it was done if it would have been implemented and brought to committee, it would pave found every illegal immigrant within the u.s. and a little over year except for those 100% getting their money from drugs. the company in my own hometown had an illegal emigrants working for themm i turned them in. they got 250 people including the company was given them an extra $1 per hour and health insurance, and telling them to keep their mouths shut, and it paid no social security or unemployment tax, or income tax, or state income tax. host: we will leave it there and move on to arizona on the line for republicans. caller:

host: mich., cindy on the democrats' line. caller: first of all, i think elizabeth warren would be excellent because she is a people person, can help to educate the public about their rights. she can explain it. i worked in community banking. where we kind of slip off the charts was when we went from being a service business to a sales business. i was encouraged to come on my own time, as sell product, and try to bring people into the bank. host: what type? guest: bounce protection. that was one thing. accounts of the went from being free checking accounts where there was no minimum balance, no charge for checks -- we were discouraging people from doing that. they wanted us to get them into the special clubs we would bring in a $200,000 bounce and get all these perks, free pet insurance, all kinds of stuff. i was being paid a little above minimum wage to do the sales. host: did they charge for these clubs people were part of? it sounds like you had to have a higher threshold of money to be part of the club. caller: at the time

host: next, a kalamazoo, mich., on the line for democrats.aller: about three years ago i sent a letter to senator kennedy on immigration, nd also complemented that he was always the hero of mine, the way he fought for those who cannot defend themselves or did not have enough money. but getting to immigration, he read my paper and asked if i would be willing to work with his legal department. and i did that for about one year. when it was done if it would have been implemented and brought to committee, it would have found every illegal immigrant within the u.s. and a little over year except for those 100% getting their money from drugs. the company in my own hometown had an illegal emigrants working for them. i turned them in. they got 250 people including the company was given them an extra $1 per hour and health insurance, and telling them to keep their mouths shut, and it paid no social security or unemployment tax, or income tax, or state income tax. host: we will leave it there and move on to arizona on the line for republicans. caller: i

host: next, a kalamazoo, mich., on the line for democrats.ller: about three years ago i sent a letter to senator kennedy on immigration, nd also complemented that he was always the hero of mine, the way he fought for those who cannot defend themselves or did not have enough money. but getting to immigration, he read my paper and asked if i would be willing to work with his legal department. and i did that for about one year. when it was done if it would have been implemented and brought to committee, it would have found every illegal immigrant within the u.s. and a little over year except for those 100% getting their money from drugs. the company in my own hometown had an illegal emigrants working for them. i turned them in. they got 250 people including the company was given them an extra $1 per hour and health insurance, and telling them to keep their mouths shut, and it paid no social security or unemployment tax, or income tax, or state income tax. host: we will leave it there and move on to arizona on the line for republicans. caller: il

a magic johnson talks about how being a teenager in lansing, mich., he would take his first job and sit in the ceo's chair and dream about being a ceo. did you ever have that fantasy? >> absolutely. i love magics story also. we do not always have the best reputation as far as having a lot of smarts, but it was very encouraging to read his story. do i have those decisions? yes, because i like to tell people what to do. in a few years, i will sit in that chair. [laughter] i am obsessive. i think that any athlete is obsessive. if you have to be to do it over and over again and get it right. i need something to obsess over once this is said and done. i do love organization and i do love business. i will find a way to combine those. >> roger stock -- rotors of black -- a roger staubach said that you do not know if somebody wants an autograph. >> i have been pretty fortunate that most people do want to have their space designed or have a different design projects for fashion. fortunately, it does happen some time that people do not taking seriously. i realize that you do not start at the top