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Prison you lose the right to vote. why should somebody entered the country legally, which is a crime, be rewarded with a pass to citizenship that eventually will lead to vote. >> shannon: you said also in your video this country has afforded more freedom of opportunity than any other place in the world. do you think other people appreciate that the way you do? >> you mean the people that are here illegally? >> shannon: yeah, do you think they perceive it as an opportunity. you question why some ...

Prison you lose the right to vote. why should somebody entered the country legally, which is a crime, be rewarded with a pass to citizenship that eventually will lead to vote. >> shannon: you said also in your video this country has afforded more freedom of opportunity than any other place in the world. do you think other people appreciate that the way you do? >> you mean the people that are here illegally? >> shannon: yeah, do you think they perceive it as an opportunity. you question why some ...

Part of the appeal is his youth. hes given this very fresh revamp to the party, not only has he physically changed it, the colors are different, it has gone from the color black to the color turquoise now. but hes changed the structure. it now feields a list of independent candidates. hes completely changed the party around and it really has shown in the polls. theyre leading the polls and hes tipped to win the most votes and possibly become the worlds youngest head of government. >> tell me abo...

So when you think about what he is saying, everybody now has got to speak english. who is making that decision? are we going to have places where theyre going to say no, no, its ah, its a. would melania trump be allowed into the country? would her english be acceptable enough? and thats what i want us, you to realize. that is where were going. i dont want to put too much importance on it. >> i want to be clear the policy here. the change would be a preference for people that spoke english alread...

Debater. has run a very, very well organized and managed campaign. but there is a reason why he is not liked in washington and the voters of iowa may find out what those reasons are during thest are of the holidays and month of january which might mean he could be overtaken. >> give me a hint on what the reasons are. >> well,. >> -- well, he has been in the total opportunist in the eyes of many in the senate that has led him into some votes that i think will come back to haunt him. he voted agai...

Figure. very smart very goodl3 debater. has run a very, very well organized and managed campaign. but there is a reason why he is not liked in washington and the voters of iowa may find out what those reasons are during thest are of the holidays and month of january which might mean he could be overtaken. >> give me a hint on what the reasons are. >> well,. >> -- well, he has been in the total opportunist in the eyes of many in the senate that has led him into some votes that i think will come b...

Recognize that we need to get people out of the shadows and have a working guess worker process. but i think theres a big disagreement right now on whether that path to citizenship is going to be five years or ten years. >> is ten a fair compromise? where are you? ten okay? >> i think if people could apply -- if they can work right now and apply for citizenship in ten years, i think that could be fair. >> ten is a lot longer than i would like to see and i think most democrats would like to see. ...

>> on the first play of the game. >> even the first play of the game. look, jeb bush has been a longtime proponent of immigration reform. hes been a voice of reason on this issue in the republican party. hes an important voice in the republican party on this issue. and i think he took a momentary detour, but is back to the right place, which is that once people who are here illegally become regularized, get their green cards, if they choose, after they wait the period of time that you need to wa...

>> on the first play of the game. >> even the first play of the game. look, jeb bush has been a longtime proponent of immigration reform. hes been a voice of reason on this issue in the republican party. hes an important voice in the republican party on this issue. and i think he took a momentary detour, but is back to the right place, which is that once people who are here illegally become regularized, get their green cards, if they choose, after they wait the period of time that you need to wa...

Of our time, and youll find immigrants had a critical place here. >> neil: do you think whoever and whatever we do with these millions who are here illegally, the president says they would go naturally the back of the line in the citizenship process but many have crunched the numbers and looked at the various ways you get there many could move ahead. on that line, and thats not fair. >> let me go to a more fundamental issue. those people that are here have to have some legal as theyre ne want to...