the texas cattlemen finally got their act together from the civil war to drive cattle into illinois. what happened when they started doing this is it happened as early as 1860 in kansas. whenever the texas cattle that close to any domestic short horns, the short horns died. think about this if you are a kansas farmer, and you have a couple of dairy cows, and that is basically what you have. and this have a calf --as her goes by and a later a week later your dead. statestern part of the was settled by farmers like this, and they were tough on the texas cattlemen. they killed the herds if they could, stampeded them back into indian territory. take, on some occasions -- they actually took one tied to a tree and be it until it was bloody and they -- bloody. westerns were always as the vicious texas cattlemen and cowboys who raised terror with the defenseless farmers. it was the opposite way. mccoy had to find someplace out of range where he could drive cattle and not interfere with those farmers, because that was creating havoc. it was serendipitous that you had the building of the railro

cattlemen. they came to the capitol in their cowboy boots and hats in texas.he conservative parts of west texas. they said we need to do something about immigration. enough of this rhetoric. these are some of the most conservative voices you will meet in texas. >> what do they want to have done? they say you have to do something. what do they say? >> absolutely. first of all, the deportations are scaring their work force. they want an end to deportation. the other thing they would like to see is a comprehensive bill. more importantly, what they want to see in a comprehensive bill is something that deals with what we need moving forward. instead of it being a short-term solution, what do employment needs look like in 2030 and 2040 so we can come up with a true guest visa worker program especially in the field of agriculture where we could actually plan for the numbers we need long-term instead of having to do this every few years. >> congress member, before i move on, what is their take? those people who come to yours offi your office on building a wall? >> peo