the talk of amnesty. ve spoeg tone friends of my who are border agent who work on the border and i have asked chem what do they folks tell you as the reason they are come over. all site the amnesty. they are being told in their home country. go america, they are not going to deport you, especially children they are not deporting them. it goes back to the deferred action program. still they are coming over because of the amnesty talk that's been going on under the obama administration and the did he material that was just renewed for another two years, of course there is a trigger and it's not the violence in latin america it's always been there. it's the amnesty talk, it's the amnesty pr proposal. it's the lack of administration. >> you came across the boarder as a young pen and you 13e7b9 two months ispent twomonths in . what drew you here and what was your experience in the eight weeks while you were being held? >> for sure, i remember being five years old and seeing my mother hold my younger broker who

african union forces helped police the amnesty. has been since months since they launched peacekeeping operations in the country. >> there is no point in keeping this in the house but this is the place for these to go. our country is lawful. it is not good to have these weapons at home. >> but the authorities admitted turnout was modest. it was only civilians who took part in the amnesty. militia members from both sides were nowhere to be seen. >> if you look around, you can see people are not motivated to hand over weapons. people are not coming to put down the weapons we hear being fired. they are just a few grenades, old things, and ammunition. it is very difficult. >> in another bid to cut down on unrest, last week, the government put a temporary ban on text messages to make it harder for armed groups to contact each other. >> it was a case of being overwhelmed by love. in paris, lovers have been attaching padlocks to historic bridges as they pledge everlasting love. but the bridges were not built to take the extra weight. panel

polls show the same thing. amnesty is a winner for republicans and will only help in 2016 and i would use romney as an example. that was the reason i supported romney, he was very good on immigration and i would note that in an amaze iing response, got 23% of the young male vote. that's historic. why is that? mitt romney was very strong on protecting american jobs from immigrants both legal and illegal. i would also say that the last time republicans won a statewide election in california, when was that? with proposition 187. that was the proposition that said illegal aliens cannot get welfare and so on. do i think that's a winning issue. one other point on bret hume's point none of these proposals are amnesty because amnesty must be unconditional that's not true. ronald reagan's amnesty in 1986 was not unconditional, very much like the amnesty being talked about today where you have to jump through hoops and, you know, you have to learn to speak english and takes civics tests and ronald reagan called it amnesty. look

polls show the same thing. amnestya winner for republicans and will only help in 2016 and i would use romney as an example. that was the reason i supported romney, he was very good on immigration and i would note that in an amaze iing response, got 23% of the young male vote. that's historic. why is that? mitt romney was very strong on protecting american jobs from immigrants both legal and illegal. i would also say that the last time republicans won a statewide election in california, when was that? with proposition 187. that was the proposition that said illegal aliens cannot get welfare and so on. do i think that's a winning issue. one other point on bret hume's point none of these proposals are amnesty because amnesty must be unconditional that's not true. ronald reagan's amnesty in 1986 was not unconditional, very much like the amnesty being talked about today where you have to jump through hoops and, you know, you have to learn to speak english and takes civics tests and ronald reagan called it amnesty. look it u

polls show the same thing. amnestyublicans and will only help in 2016 and i would use romney as an example. that was the reason i supported romney, he was very good on immigration and i would note that in an amaze iing response, got 23% of the young male vote. that's historic. why is that? mitt romney was very strong on protecting american jobs from immigrants both legal and illegal. i would also say that the last time republicans won a statewide election in california, when was that? with proposition 187. that was the proposition that said illegal aliens cannot get welfare and so on. do i think that's a winning issue. one other point on bret hume's point none of these proposals are amnesty because amnesty must be unconditional that's not true. ronald reagan's amnesty in 1986 was not unconditional, very much like the amnesty being talked about today where you have to jump through hoops and, you know, you have to learn to speak english and takes civics tests and ronald reagan called it amnesty. look it up in black's law

polls show the same thing. amnestys and will only help in 2016 and i would use romney as an example. that was the reason i supported romney, he was very good on immigration and i would note that in an amaze iing response, got 23% of the young male vote. that's historic. why is that? mitt romney was very strong on protecting american jobs from immigrants both legal and illegal. i would also say that the last time republicans won a statewide election in california, when was that? with proposition 187. that was the proposition that said illegal aliens cannot get welfare and so on. do i think that's a winning issue. one other point on bret hume's point none of these proposals are amnesty because amnesty must be unconditional that's not true. ronald reagan's amnesty in 1986 was not unconditional, very much like the amnesty being talked about today where you have to jump through hoops and, you know, you have to learn to speak english and takes civics tests and ronald reagan called it amnesty. look it up in black's law dictio

but you cut off the employers and they're the ones pushing for amnesty. ss, agri business, chamber of commerce, american worker does not want any more immigration, legal or illegal. >> who is saying amen there? >> that was me. the reason i said amen is there is a couple of things to simplify this. and that is it. what people seem to be missing is this is grass roots. when you have eric cantor lose, it is because he doesn't listen to what people want. people want job security and take care of americans first. that was an, issue. but when you have the operatives deal with the people in your district, oh, you take your phone calls, you e-mail them back, i'm too busy for that. i'm this big dog in the gop. the way eric cantor, john mccain have acted, you get your rear end eventually. john mccain got his butt kicked for the presidency. he got his brains kicked in, because he was the establishment guy, even though it hurt him here. even though the tea party people might be dead, it is just as powerful as the group in the district with the establishment, they beco

is on the table, amnesty loses big. idea this will hurt the republicans in 2016 is insane. it has always been a winning issue. this is good for americans, good for voters. it is bad for employers looking for cheap labor. but they got -- republicans have to put their foot down to the chamber of commerce and say, look, if we bring in 30 million, 40 million illegal aliens who are going to break for the democrats we won't be able to give you anything else. that's it. because it's going to be the end of the republican party in this country. >> i know what you want. i've talked to you many times about your stance on immigration. i know what you want. but tell me what you think in terms of the effect this will have on other republicans running their races on a go forward basis? >> i hope it will at least shut down any more happy talk about amnesty this year. i wish it would have the effect of republicans waking up and seeing that this is a winning issue for the republicans. and not just with the republican base. we're talking a

it is the first time the amnesty extends to those accused under antiterrorism legislation, and comes a week after assad's controversial reelection. in the meantime, marc perlman day --o a former u.n. on human envoy who believes the war is far from ending. >> they have shown they were ready to sacrifice their lives. i think it has to end. remember, just a little bit more than a year ago, it was in a position of saying they were going to win very soon. we were very angry with us. we said that negotiation was necessary. now it is the turn of the government. >> are they equally wrong in believing there will be a --isive >> i do not believe there will be a decisive military victory. >> there has been another attack on karachi airport in pakistan, the than 48 hours after taliban government declared people dead. tribal areas near the afghan border. the government has been making tentative steps toward peace talks with the taliban. for more, i am joined by a pakistani specialist at the american enterprise institute in washington. you and i were talking at the same time last night about how th

. >> also about the amnesty -- do you think the separatists are really going to take poroshenko up on that? >> none of the separatists that i've spoken to here have said they had any interdiction -- intention of taking the president up on his offer. is official position of the self-declared -- his official position is the donetsk region is -- their position is that ukraine has to withdraw its forces from the region. a cease-fire, they say, simply won't be enough. there's not much reason to be optimistic about this strategy right now in eastern ukraine. >> thank you very much, gulliver cragg. let's head to the fast-changing situation in iraq. baghdad has asked the united states to carry out airstrikes on sunni jihadists who have seized sizable chunks of territory in the country's north and are continuing their advance. today, isis militants attacked the country's main refinery. they continue to get ever closer to the capital. in the north of the country, kurdish security forces are reported to have clashed with militants just outside the strategic oil city of kirkuk. for the time being

the decree also grants an amnesty to foreigners who entered syria for purpose of joining a terrorist group. >> the details of this general amnesty is still sketchy, however it does address people with different crimes, different categories. for example, desserters from the country are given three months to turn themselves in. government to fight along terrorist groups as government officials say are given one month to turn themselves in and they will benefit from this general am they advertise. abductors, people who have abducted different yrn syrians, request also benefit from this amnesty. the syrian minister of justice says this comes in the spirit of social unity and reconciliation and it builds on the military victories that the government had achieved on the ground in the past few months. this is spin that the government is trying to get this general amnesty comes five days after president assad won a new seven year term. and even though the oirption opn insists this is a farce, they say any solution in sea syria, solving their problems under reconciliation, and they want to pro

it is amnesty until we secure the border it's amnesty. they are tired of being pushed around and bullied by mitch mcconnell and others who rub their noses in it. we'll crush you. when he says tea party, the tea party is bigger than any particular tea party group. the tea party is americans who rose up and gave john bone terrify speakership and then to be talked to that way. you know, the analysis has been so wrong the last several months. i looked at boehner's numbers. boehner got 69% in the republican primary against a 30-year-old adjunct prove swhor had $100,000. that's a disaster showing for a man who has been there for 24 hours. i look at mcconnell. the republican leader in the senate been elected five, six times. he got 60% against a citizen candidate that's never run for office before? cornyn in texas ran against for our five candidates. he got 59%. folks keep bringing up lindsey graham. lindsey graham had six opponents who were fighting with each other. they couldn't get behind a single cane. if he had a guy like brat or mcdaniels o

the constitution. he is giving amnesty to illegals who have relatives in the uf.s. amnesty to illegals giving guardianship to people. it's already illegal. you can't violate the constitution if you're doing something legally. he's doing it illegally. congress has no guts for it. they don't do anything about it and they should stand up and be counted instead of running for the exit every time they bring this up. >> now, juan, before you jump in here, i want you to listen to a border agent that has quite a bit of experience on the border telling us exactly what the problem is. listen. >> the word spreading rapidly. it is unchecked and that it's pretty much a free pass of the way the system is set up at this time. >> so juan, they're literally in guatemala, in honduras, they're telling the people, send your kids to america. you won't get sent back. bad idea or good idea? >> that's been the idea. you talk about cuban refugees. these children are refugees from war and from political instability and spreads to their lives. so if you're the father eric of that kind of child

the broken immigration system. i don't know if it will be this year or if it will be in a new republican congress but i will tell you this -- we oppose amnesty and we oppose a path to citizenship for those who entered this country illegally. we think it rewards lawbreaking. the bigger problem is that it punishes the millions of people -- >> this is not far from the same position. this is a lot closer than the tea party position. >> we have to occupy the middle ground between the build the wall crowd and the amnesty crowd. right now, you have got a million husbands, wives, and minor children standing in lines as long as 10 years long to join their families legally. they have no priority under current law. we want to fix that. that was in the senate bill. we would like to see it in the house bill. >> let's talk about foreign policy. do you think that most are closer to the position of dick cheney who actually wants more intervention, more intervention or rand paul who says that we are overextended and we should pull back? >> they believe that this administration has squandered american blood and treasure. >> are they closer to cheney or paul?

but you cut off the employer, and they're the ones pushing for amnesty. big business, the agri business. >> you're saying amen, who's saying amen there? >> that was me. and the reason why i said amen is there are a couple things to simplify this and this is it. what people seem to miss is this is grassroots. the people want job security. and they want you to take care of americans first. and that was an issue. but when you start having your operatives deal with the little people in your district, like oh, you take their phone calls. oh, you e-mail them back. i'm too busy for that. i'm this big dog in the gop. the way that eric cantor, john boehner, john mccain have acted, you get your rear end kicked eventually. john mccain got his kicked for the presidency. he got his brains beat in because he was the establishment guy, even though he got the nomination, and that's what hurt him here. so when people say the tea party may be dead, the tea party is only as powerful with the group in the district that's upset with the establishment. they become the tea party

it is amnesty until we secure the border it's amnesty. they are tired of being pushed around and bullied by mitch mcconnell and others who rub their noses in it. we'll crush you. when he says tea party, the tea party is particular tea party group. the tea party is americans who rose up and gave john bone terrify speakership and then to be talked to that way. you know, the analysis has been so wrong the last several months. i looked at boehner's numbers. boehner got 69% in the republican primary against a 30-year-old adjunct prove swhor had $100,000. that's a disaster showing for a man who has been there for 24 hours. i look at mcconnell. the republican leader in the senate been elected five, six times. he got 60% against a citizen candidate that's never run for office before? cornyn in texas ran against for our five candidates. he got 59%. folks keep bringing up lindsey graham. lindsey graham had six opponents who were fighting with each other. they couldn't get behind a single cane. if he had a guy like brat or mcdaniels or somebody else

tea party position. >> we have to occupy the middle ground between the build the wall crowd and the amnestyrowd. let me tell you what the most important thing to us is. right now, you have got a million husbands, wives, and minor children standing in lines as long as 10 years long to join their families legally. they have no priority under current law. we want to fix that. this was in the senate bill. we would like to see it in the house bill. >> let's talk about foreign policy. i'm talking about your cohorts with the faith and freedom coalition. do you think that most are closer to the position of dick cheney who actually wants more intervention, more intervention -- more engagement, or rand paul who says that we are overextended and we should pull back? >> they believe that this administration has squandered american blood and treasure. they are of two minds. >> are they closer to cheney or paul? >> they agree with cheney that this administration squandered an opportunity to have a stable iraq by precipitously withdrawing u.s. forces and not negotiating a status of force agreement. i thin

and then talk about the amnesty. at explains when native americans are appalled that they are bogged down? >> they are right here. said must get rid of the fantasy. >> but the immigrant force is already here and it is working. to talk about my vocal and my cousin and that the underground economy excessive people working to not get recognized and do not pay taxes. i am here legally but most part ricans are u.s. citizens as you know. neil: that is a big difference spee back to talk about immigrants. but legal and illegal they are still working. but the economy needs the illegal. >> there is no excuse for the state of our border but bestowed -- the study is bogus talking down about legal immigrants getting jobs. neil: i thought that also. and then to bring foreigners into the country? >> we educate them at the top schools then don't give them a piece of wood they are finished with education? forty-four% are founded by immigrants. neil: consumer spending could be disrupted when you hayek the consumption tax and that is wh

it is amnesty until we secure the border it's amnesty. ey are tired of being pushed around and bullied by mitch mcconnell and others who rub their noses in it. we'll crush you. when he says tea party, the tea party is bigger than any particular tea party group. the tea party is americans who rose up and gave john bone terrify speakership and then to be talked to that way. you know, the analysis has been so wrong the last several months. i looked at boehner's numbers. boehner got 69% in the republican primary against a 30-year-old adjunct prove swhor had $100,000. that's a disaster showing for a man who has been there for 24 hours. i look at mcconnell. the republican leader in the senate been elected five, six times. he got 60% against a citizen candidate that's never run for office before? cornyn in texas ran against for our five candidates. he got 59%. folks keep bringing up lindsey graham. lindsey graham had six opponents who were fighting with each other. they couldn't get behind a single cane. if he had a guy like brat or mcdaniels or

this is the spin the government is trying to get this general amnesty that comes five days after president assad won a new seven-year term. even though the proposition insists these elections are as far as, and they are not fair, they don't recognize the results the government is acting like it's a de facto thing. they say any solution in syria will have to be based on syrians, solving problems between themselves and reconciliation and they want to promote thi promote this. >> during celebrations marking the inauguration of the country's new president on sunday. the student was taken to the hospital afterwards, and her condition is not known. three al jazeera journalists have been impres imprisoned. prosecutors have demanded the maximum penalty. they want 15 years in jail for missouri an mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste for 17 years. abdullah elshamy has been held without charge since august of last year and has been on hunger strike for four months. al jazeera continues to demand the release of all its journalists detained in egypt. >> world cup kicks off on thursday. subwa

we do the amnesty program during the 13 years will be 43 billion. after the program, adding in the retirement stuff, 160 billion dollars every single year. this is a deficit. and a country with a government debt of 17 trillion dollars and the economy is flaccid, there is no way we can support. that the real, real deal. immigration in america, we know it's a hot policy. let's face it, all of our ancestors came from a different place, nobody is against immigration, but the economic components of it have to be discussed, and hitha, here's the thing, is there any way we could get the moving parts together and address the issue? >> the only real way is to have incentive package for immigrant entrepreneurs. make it seem like they're not just draining the local economy. charles: i don't think anybody said immigrant entrepreneurs. it's low skilled workers. >> we have a policy that got them involved, that got them making money, got them involved in businesses and we protected them even more. i get it, i have parents who are immigrants here, they built their

mark murray has dubbed it the "a bomb," accusing each other of amnesty. cantor's dream-like support to create a pathway for children brought to the united states illegally gave brat some credibility for his attacks and then throw in the current crisis on the border. tens of thousands of unaccompanied minors entering the u.s. illegally gave urgency to brat's message in the campaign's closing days. cantor's response to the attacks with a bit ham-handed, boasting he killed legislation to give illegal aliens a free ride. and the anti-cantor campaign caught fire in the radio wing of the campaign, particularly with laura ingram. >> maybe instead of getting imagine bergdahl out, instead of sending five taliban mvps over there, we could have sent one eric cantor. >> he has been pushing amnesty yet he has the impertinence to tell his constituents that he's standing up to obama. he's lying through his teeth. >> this is the ultimate establishment gop against the tea party candidate. if eric cantor gets in and is re-elected, we are going to have amnesty. do you believ

first, the amnesty. he got associated with that. secondly, tv and the web and everything were all caught up in what was going on in the border of the united states. 40,000 children came in in three days and something like that. secondly, this fellow went after him as a populous. all these bankers and rich guys should have been put in jail, talking about cantor. they ended up on cantor's rollerdex, which was a terrific line. let me tell you the big winner out of this is ted cruz. opened up a populous path to the republican nomination. >> this immigration, it's also the case -- you need to explain the border thing. lindsey gram lindsey graham. >> did you see that enormous rally for ted cruz in texas over this past weekend? >> you also got the dark radio. >> they were hammered this guy all day. >> hammered what guy? >> hammered cantor constantly. cantor was ahead by 34, 35 points and he lost by 10. >> exit question. who is the most likely contender to replace eric cantor as house majority leader? have you thought about this, pat? >> i'm

border again actually i think what encouraged people to cross the border is that in eighty six after the amnesty reagan pretty much officially stopped in force in. the law with regard to employers and as a consequence there was suddenly a magnet for these folks who lease i want to give thousands i'm sorry we're out of time will come we'll come back right after this for more of tonight's big picture perhaps when. we welcome their innate in abby martin to. terrific hosts on the our team network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking the said works on the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness and frustrated with the system extremely your problems would be described as angry i think i'm a strong enough or single. live . rostock rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. what about this and it's politics panel with me are david and sweet and lisa to di pascali let's get back to it according to the guardian the obama administration is considering transferrin

giving separatist fighters the chance to lay down their weapons and benefit from the amnesty as proposed. >> what kind of reaction has there been so far to this call for a cease-fire? quest i have been looking on social networks at what people are saying. those saying they are willing to lay down weapons are few and far in between. the main groups of separatists are greeting this with a deal of suspicion and asking a question -- does this cease-fire only affect the ukrainian military or does it also affect the pro-ukrainian italians -- b battalions who are not directly taking orders from kiev. and who are still active in this region. beyond that, there is not a great deal of trust in petro poroshenko among the separatists activistsro- maidan in donetsk. greeting this with suspicion. we will see what happens. craggover -- gulliver from donetsk. >> headaches for travelers in france. real -- rail strike in its eighth day, it will be pushed till tomorrow. a few more trains running but a resolution to the conflict is nowhere in sight. on tuesday, some strikers clashed with police in paris. tr

the promise of enforcement came unfulfilled but the promise for amnesty came three times the number of people that were projected to be amnesty by the 1986 act were granted amnesty. and i have met with a respectable number of them at random and i asked them, what do you think of amnesty and they will look at me and say, i support amnesty. i think it was a good idea. it was good for me and my family and it is a good policy. i said what do you think about the rule of law and what do you think about the rule of law when people break the law? it was bad for america. it was really bad for america, because here we are, here we are, 28 years later and we're still debating the issue, the amnesty still hangs out in front of people from all over the world that says, well americans have a soft heart. they welcome illegal immigrants to the point of 2.2 million. we don't care about the quality of their standards. not very much any way, because 7% and 11% of the illegal immigration in america is immigration that is measured by a standard that might be an index of what they can do to contribute to ou

talk about is actually enforcing the border and then you can talk about something like temporary you know some sort of temporary jobs program but i think ultimately amnesty really has to be off the table because if you do that you're going to have the same impact you had from the one nine hundred eighty six wrong you know bill that you. reagan started it's just going to encourage people to come across the border again actually i think what encourage people across the border is that in eighty six after the amnesty employers and as a consequence there was suddenly a magnet for these folks at least i want to get thousands of sorry will come back right after this big picture perhaps. you like me you want your comedy news from t.v. what your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. like a true vampire winding into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks well they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. chances are foresee that. the finish line of the marathon. might. be. i would rather i asked questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can

it's the new law that we get amnesty, that all we have to do is come. it is incredible the humanitarian crisis that this administration has caused. and there is some blame to go around for republicans as well that have entered into this discussion about providing amnesty, providing legal status , when if they would simply listen to the people in the field, on the border, and understand the trauma that they have been going through, trying to protect this country, they would find out, as chris crane has said before, said again yesterday, when people in washington talk about amnesty or legal status, we see a massive influx of people coming. because they want to get here for the legal status, the amnesty, and that's why it's so critical that we not talk about any kind of legal status or amnesty being awarded to anyone. that we wait until we have a president, hopefully a change in this president's heart, so he will start enforcing the law. and start faithfully executing the laws of the country. it is unconstitutional for anyone in the united states, including

let's look at the specific thing that dave brat was hitting eric cantor on to prove that cantor was for amnesty. cantor wanting to do the dream act. has to do with giving legalization, status, possibly, pathway to citizenship, for any children of undocumented workers here in the country. what's been the big news of 72 crisis on the border unaccompanied minors flooding the border, being sent back to central american countries. right now an issue. this has been lighting up talk radio. it gave urgency to dave brat's message at the perfect time that the campaign was coming to its crescendo. you put all that together. a perfect storm. there were other things. eric cantor didn't mind local politics over the couple years. some things like that. power of the immigration issue coupled with what was in the news in last 72 hours can't be underestimated. >> i they're that. the power of the issue. as well as juxtaposition in politics. here is a guy who was in charge in some ways of, of the national economy. but wasn't in charge of a couple local decisions being made on the ground. had trouble with the grass

the amnesty covers deserters.l war wages on, the city of aleppo, once the country's crown jewel, its cultural heart and soul, that city is now all but been demolished. our nick paton walsh report. i want to caution viewers, some images are disturbing. >> reporter: to aleppo and the scale of its catastrophe quickly dawns. the future purged from it. today, something you just survive. this is what the edge of humanity looks like. ground, dust. the smell of burning plastic at every turn. the syrian regime is trying to encircle those remaining area, of aleppo still held by the rebels, but months of pounding, by heavy artillery and barrel bombs, mean that in streets like this, life has already been extinguished. here's how. this building was hit in the dead of night by a barrel bomb. huge, crudely made with scrap metal and tnt, randomly dropped from a helicopter. survivors look up, fearing them, and look through what they have done. when there is so little left to live from, even the remains of murder are prized. seven

they won't agree to the amnesty. are holding everything hos hostage. >> you think the next president why? >> because the next president, whether it's a republican or democrat don't have the legacy and hopefully they won't be held hostage by the special interest. the new president will come in with a fresh perspective and negotiate like a more sensible adult. throw the current bill into the garbage about do it point by point. and hopefully do something which is sensible and addresses it issue by issue. >> you have been involved over your career with duke and harvard and stanford. we have the best education system here. why do we even have a skills gap? why are we not being able to produce enough sciencists, engineers, and coders that we have to worry about this? >> we produce lots of scientists with one skill. not enough americans are studying computer science. especially women. but the fact is that silicon valley has a severe shortage. people can't move here from the midwest. there is a dire shortage of skilled talent

president sisi has the right to pardon them or provide amnesty. as you mentioned, this came a day after john kerry, the secretary of state, visited or the first time in a high-level meeting between secretary of state and the newly and operated president, and you voice what appeared to be strong u.s. support for egypt, for the state government, saying the aid will be brought back to its previous levels, that he is confident 10 apache helicopters will be delivered to egypt soon. then the next day we have this really abominable verdict come down. we will have to see how the state department response. >> i was watching one of the al jazeera reporters has been sentenced in absentia come in the al jazeera studios in doha earlier today, saying whilst was much more concerned about the jailed journalist, of course, but this means as journalists, it is difficult for them to travel because any country that egypt has agreements with could have her extradited, or the others convicted in abstention, because they been convicted in egyptian court. about to ask ade

they drop the a-bomb, if you will, amnesty, and everything becomes amnesty, amnesty, amnesty. k about this race, though, chris, and i apologize if this has been repeated. there was a perfect storm here for mr. brat. you had an issue that he had been harping on the entire time, immigration. in particular, hammering cantor for being for a version of the dream act, which had to do with minors. what's been happening for the last 72 hours? massive national coverage to a humanitarian crisis of unaccompanied minors crossing the border. it gave urgency to dave brat's message. he had the only, i would say, professional support he had behind him was the talk radio world. and this was -- so put it all together. low turnout, and the issue hits. that's how all this happened and how somebody gets blindsided. what happens when you get blindsided in american politics? we have seen it here. most primaries in virginia are not done -- are not done with actual voters. they're usually done at conventions. obvious laes, eric cantor didn't want a convention or he would have gotten smoked. >> this was

soldiers have also been deployed in baghdad to guard the american amnesty the isis advance has been swift and deadly there reportedly captured three cities on sunday alone yet some sources say this was a result of the army's tactical withdrawal on this map right here you can see two main routes the terrorists have chosen to get to their eventual target baghdad extremist fighters have left a trail of blood as they march through the war torn country and they've not shied away from boasting about their atrocities now this video is from the al qaida offshoot showing the mass executions of iraqi soldiers going to she can looks at what's hampering the international community from lending a helping hand to the stricken moloch a government. she didn't is now pondering over how to bomb iraq in such a way as to not provoke a backlash after all the crisis there has a strong signal tarion background with the militants being sunni muslims so what's your response to airstrikes just aren't the answer here well look the whole answer but they may well be one of the options that are important to be able to