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tom tancredo. parents tell their kids about to get them to eat their vegetables. >> that is a shot. >> wow! >> you know, i was -- welcome to "morning joe." >> yes, top of the hour. >> tom tancredo doesn't like this either. that is unbelievable. >> welcome back, everybody. here with us now along with mark halperin and willie geist, me and joe, president of the national action network civil rights activist reverend al sharpton. >> good morning. >> good morning, reverend al. >> you feeling good? >> back in 1971. >> it's his kind of music. >> your kind of music. and mark halperin's here. i've got to say, reverend al, you are now on the side of joe scarborough and tom tancredo. >> don't depress him. >> and be a bit nervous about a bill that allows people to be pulled over by police because of how they look. >> i think you and him are on the side of the angels. as a minister, we welcome converts. >> okay. very good. we're agreeing on a lot of things these days. educational reform. >> education. >> by the

been any significant and meaningful effort to secure our border. >> even ultra right republican tom tancredo saying while he would welcome a similar law in colorado, he believes the arizona law goes too far. tancredo worrying, tancredo worrying that people would be, quote, pulled over because they look like they should be pulled over. homeland security secretary napolitano calling the new immigration law misguided. she vetoed similar bills when she was governor of arizona. secretary adding we need a federal immigration system to address, quote, this patchwork of laws, which is also what was said at the white house. >> you have very much what could be 50 immigration laws. because without us acting, we've deferred to the states, i think the president has said and i think leaders in arizona certainly on both sides of this issue have said that this is a wake-up call for the federal government to act. >> and good luck getting the federal government to act. a house democratic aide today e-mailing talking points memo, quote, my boss was told in no uncertain terms her leadership that there is no way

and then left congress after 2008 and tom tancredo took a great deal about his italian what he calledhe italian grandfather who came here as what he said was a legal immigrant along the turn of the last century. of course of the turn of the last century almost everybody was a legal immigrant because there was no restriction on muscular chinese on legal immigration unless you had some terrible disease or you were visibly crazy or something of that sort. so but anyway, but that at that time what was said about people like his italian southern italian grandfather was actually sicilian word the same things that were said now for the last few years about that particularly about mexicans that they are prone to crime and they are hard to educate and the disease, that they are feeble mind it and that was true not just of southern italians but of course of greeks, slavs, jews and irish and german and so long. so all of those things began to designate in my mind about the similarities of what was going on now in terms of the rhetoric of anti-immigration rhetoric and what was going on than so i

>> obviously it is when you have got john mccain channeling tom tancredo you know something has changed. the fact of the matter is with the murder of rancher in arizona with the fact that phoenix has become the capitol of the united states you have ms 13 as a murderous machete game through the united states and you have hamas and hezbollah influencing and funding ms 13 as they move through the united states. the drug trafficking crime and murder when you are first entering this country is breaking ball and when we don't then enforce the law and look away from you there's a kind of contempt that builds and i think with the economy and the nature of realizing that things will not get better under the current circumstances the answer is and amnesty, it is and rewarding people who've been here who have consulted those who followed the rules or who served this nation, you served the country and i want you to become a citizen. it's an insult to all of those who've waited and served to become citizens and i think there is an understanding that in order for america to still be the beacon that e