. >> stephen: regular amnesty isn't good enough for barrack. my great great grandfather did not come here from ireland to see this country overrun by immigrants. he came here because he killed a guy. i mean what happened to checks and balances served. there's supposed to be three batches of government. executive, judicial and spitefl e enertis. >> the emperor of the united states is going to declare war on the u.s. constitution. >> stephen: oh hail barackus maximus. this lawless overreach makes me fear for my nation. i just hope calmer heads and voices of reason prevail. or if not, maybe tom coburn. >> the country's going to do it next because they're going to see it outside of the authority of the president. and it's going to be a very dangerous situation. you're going to see hopefully not, but you can see instances of anarchy. you can see balance. >> stephen: that's right. if barack does not support the people already here i can't imagine when people wake up to see how same things are. ladies and gentlemen, we will have more on this story two

amnesty. >> this is a bipartisan bill has steps that have to be taken. again, we are nation of laws, and regularus that need to be taken to make sure that ,eople pay fines or back taxes that they have all of the obligations of citizenship for they become citizens. -- qualifications of citizenship before they become citizens. many republicans have said this, including some of the presidential candidates planning to come to new hampshire, that when they refused to build -- bring this bill to the house, we end up with something like 11 million people living in the shadows. they don't have regular contact or legal status and i'm very concerned about that. i think that puts the rest of us at risk. we need to have these issues resolved. >> let me ask you, was it wrong for house republicans not to allow a vote on the bipartisan bill? >> i think that happen at a certain moment in time, but since then we've seen that 60,000 children and young adults have come over the border. we seen isis arrive. again, the president called that a junior varsity team, but we now know that they are one of the most serious

regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for me. ask your doctor about xarelto® today. >>> mass amnestyair. mass deportation would be both impossible and contrary to our character. what i'm describing is accountability. a common sense, middle ground approach. >> that's president obama speaking, saying he is staking out the middle ground in the immigration debate. but his decision to work around congress and issue an executive order has unleashed a new round of post-election political big. let's bring in mickey cass, columnist from "the daily caller" he joins us from los angeles. thanks for coming in. we appreciate it, mickey. >> thanks, poppy. >> what do you make of the timing here? we've heard the president say that he was going to do this from way before the mid terms. and then it came after. obviously there's politics involved here. but was it purely political, the timing? >> well, the delay was political. it's not a popular thing. and he delayed it in the hope that some his democratic senate -- fellow party members would win. and they lost, anyway. now he's been -- he's been very im

amnesty. we're talking about 500 -- 5 million real people, real families who either have to live in the shadows, they're not all going to be deported, that's impossible, or have their lives legalized and regularizede are american families that are being torn apart by a policy that doesn't work. >> so why can't a story like that move conservatives? >> i don't understand how anyone continue see the pro-family aspects of what we're talking about here. >> i'll try to answer that question for you. it's because red news and blue news are talking about two separate things. in this case msnbc is talking about what they will say is morality while fox is talks about what they would say is legality. morality and legality. i hope it's not a preview of the debate to come once obama takes his action, but i'm afraid it is. that's all for red news/blue news this week. send me your suggestions for next week. i have a big interview coming up. i want to show it to you. it's about one of the world's most powerful men. he almost never answers questions but this week one reporter get to stand face-to-face with him. it will shock you. it earned the reporter a round of applause from his colleagues. i'm talking about sxi

amnesty, protect our borders, national security, american exceptionalism, less government intrusion and regulations of our lives, free market policies of build the xl pipeline, lower taxes, et cetera, et cetera. regularconservatives ask me how can we defeat hillary clinton in 2016? i've got a simple answer. nominate a limited government constitutional conservative who is not part of the crony washington government. based on comments by some republican leaders since the polls close yesterday, they may be backtracking on repeating obamacare. it's clear there's still a major divide between republican leaders and the voters. the bible tells us and lincoln told us a house divided cannot stand. today, the republican party is still very much a house divided. we will now hear from ken blackwell, former ambassador to the united nations human rights commission. >> thank you, richard. those stand before you today represent organizations that are in touch and integrated well with the grassroots of america. as we crisscross this country and we watched the election become nationalized, we, in fact, noticed those issues that mobilize and energized the base voters that turned out to give the republicans a clear majo