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so the only way is for speaker ryan to unite all of the gop's different factions. martha? >> here with more, lisa boothnd jessica tarlov, both fox news contributors. thanks for being here. how much do they want to deal? if the main concern is here the children, why would they let one word diminish all the promise they had earlier in the week. >> that's if you're talking about a clean deal or the deal proposed. i'm a proponent of negotiating. it's not in s-hole comment. you know, making decisions based on race, gender, sexual orientation, things like that. democrats shouldn't let this get in the way of that but it's not because he said that word. it's because he wants certain things in terms of wall and other immigration -- >> definitely dragged all of that into a larger conversation. dick durbin said how can you talk about chain migration? there's a -- it connotes something larger and that it has some sort of indication with regard to slavery. watch what dick durbin said about chain migration in the past and now. watch? >> when it came to the issue of "chain migration", i said to the president, do you

booth advice has been a disaster the he united states for american people. siveq, oo-conservative positions have resulted in catastrophe, with mr. booth refugees, made reference to president rump, but the israelis are in the process of expelling 60,000 refugees from south sudan s in area. jewish ticle in the forward, only a week or so ago, indicated only nine ndividuals have been given legal status in israel since 2009. caller, thanks. guest: i don't know what the caller is ranting and raving policy d what israel's have to do with donald trump. israel, by the way, welcomes the world. all over give citizenship to any jew who and treats igrate christians and muslims with dignity and respect. i don't know what that has to do with donald trump or my foreign policy record. say, yes, i was in favor of the iraq war, because i anticipate the catest rofty it would become. were in favor of the iraq war and i've since had serious thought and believe it is imperative to learn lessons of history. ne lesson is be cautious about launching preventative wars, in other words,

united states, who would be in franchise. that's all that he really announced that he would be. that led john wilkes booth, however, to say this is going to be the trigger for my assassination. he just announced black men voting. you could argue the 14th amendment is the fulfillment of the direction that lincoln was laying out. but i think it went farther than people imagined in 1865. >> and so you mentioned that throughout segregation and the civil rights era the 14th amendment contingent of relevance. kind of flashing for two today on your podcast back stricken which is great, i recommend everyone check it out, you recording episode discussing some of them a recent events that it meant going charlottesville with confederate monuments and confederate flags. how can understanding the history of the era in foreign debates, content great debates about how to understand these monuments and what to do about them? >> yeah, our show, our back story, and it is awesome, check it out. [laughing] is based in charlottesville. so we were there. i scored to teach a class of university of virginia that afternoon, some

booth. host: i just want to know if we numbers? on the basic isst: i would agree that it between 9,000,000-12,000,000 in the united states. is that theoint respect for law and the cornerstone for citizenship, lanes of people are breaking the law and jumping the line and they want an advantage because they broke the law. richard on the line for republicans. thank you for joining the conversation. caller: i am 70 years old. there was a likable factory and 1000 people lost their jobs. nobody say oh, those poor people, what are we going to do for them? it is the illegals. drugs to the nation and bombs to the cities. now we cannot have an outside activity without having cameras on the roof. immigrants in the united states are not bringing in drugs or terrorism. they are here to make up better life for themselves. but i understand the pain you are talking about. there have been many places in the united states that have suffered through changes in our economy. and there haven't been enough politicians paying attention to the needs and concerns of the communities. before, the answer isn't to make villains and scapegoats out of o

unit. it has a reception area. but if you go downstairs, there are six booths where people can talk on webcams to people paying foro have a pimp, you don't have to go toa to have a pimp, you don't have to go to a massage parlour to do it. for the work that we do, we would not exist without the internet. it is a webcam modelling agency and all of the recruitment is done online, all of the interaction with models is done online. it has definitely enabled it. just how dangerous is this industry? well, if you listen to the figures the figures say 85% of people working in the sex industry say they feel much safer now that they are using the internet, although 81% say they have been the victim of some kind of crime. you will remember, i am sure, ten or 11 years ago we had the ipswich murders. i talked to somebody that worked with people in the sex industry in ipswich and around suffolk. there are still 400 places where people in suffolk can go and engage with somebody for sexual activity. those people are still in danger. if you're using the web or phones, and end up eventually meeting at present, there are still a dang

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when they're held at the same time in the same booth where you would vote for mayor of san francisco and a local official but also for president of the united rampant voter fraud. >> what are we going to do about it. >> i don't know but the congress would have to change the law right now, federal law is that you must be a citizen to vote in a federal election. member of the house, member of the senate and vice president but you do not have to be an american citizen to vote for governor of new jersey or governor of california. >> i didn't know that. for a long time i had a green card and i never voted because i didn't think we were allowed. >> there's apparently no state that permits that. this proposal which the candidate for secretary of state quite properly criticizes would be the first in the union were that would happen. >> so let me get this straight. you are an illegal in california. you go to the dmv, i want a drivers license and you get one. when you get that they propose you automatically are registered to vote and you could, indeed vote in a local state election. >> yes, somehow they have to distinguish, inside the ballot booth, o

booth. host: i just want to know if we numbers? on the basic isst: i would agree that it between 9,000,000-12,000,000 in the united states.at theoint respect for law and the cornerstone for citizenship, lanes of people are breaking the law and jumping the line and they want an advantage because they broke the law. richard on the line for republicans. thank you for joining the conversation. caller: i am 70 years old. there was a likable factory and 1000 people lost their jobs. nobody say oh, those poor people, what are we going to do for them? it is the illegals. drugs to the nation and bombs to the cities. now we cannot have an outside activity without having cameras on the roof. immigrants in the united states are not bringing in drugs or terrorism. they are here to make up better life for themselves. but i understand the pain you are talking about. there have been many places in the united states that have suffered through changes in our economy. and there haven't been enough politicians paying attention to the needs and concerns of the communities. before, the answer isn't to make villains and scapegoats out of other p