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Rubio that want to go out and engage critics. he has gone on talk radio and engaged people who have been critical. that is the key element to whistling or not this is successful. >> to answer my question do you think particularly the house republican majority could go along with something like this? >> i believe there are principles in there that folks within the house majority do agree with and they do recognize this is part of a larger economic argument and it is only a step in dealing with so...

Prevent mass shootings. we will ask two of the leading advocates to make their cases. mark kelly husband of former congress woman gabby giffords and wane la pierre, head of the national rifle association. kelly and la pierre only on "fox news sunday." then, senate republicans go after one of their former colleagues who wants to be defense secretary. >> that is a direct question and i expect a direct answer, yes, or no. >> chris: we will ask the sunday panel if chuck hagels nomination is in troub...

Bidding war to see who can come up with the quickest and cheapest pathway to green card possible, this thing is not going to go well, folks. >> the president and senator rubio leading the discuss on immigration reform. we back with the panel. a bipartisan group of eight senators, four republicans, four democrats, agreed to a statement of principle. not legislation. principles. the 11ment illegals here get legal status immediately. the path to citizenship would be linked to tougher enforcement at...

Long periods of time. >> the difficulty for the republican party is there is a discount define primary politics and general election politics and what rubio understands is it doesnt do you good to win a nomination if you have rendered yourself unelect act in the fall. chris do you think republicans will go along with something along these lines? >> i dont unless there is real enforcement and it is verifiable not the appointment of another commission, unless it is real enforcement, it will not wo...

The democrats want to do this from a policy perspective but want to play kate part of our base. that is very important. the republicans need to do this for reasons of self-preservation. they cant have a conversation with the single most rapidly growing part of the electorate unless they address the issue and business community believes resolving the issue is important to growing the economy. i think there is some reason to believe a consensus can be form. it may be a narrow one. one of the main ...

People are skeptical about whether the white house is going to use, or keep the military option on the table to prevent a nuclear iran. this goes to the question of does hagel see the military a strong u.s. military as a force for good, for leadership, in this world. you get the sense from this, and from the comments from woodward in the "washington post" and the exchange with obama, he thinks this is a new world leader and we are leading from behind although he did not say that. i add that this...

2007 when by the way that sank john mccains first attempt at the primary. but the difference now is a lot of election. the fact that republicans got 27% of the his uponnic vote when -- hispanic vote when they should be getting 40% and you have a very attractive popular conservative leading the charge and i think there will be conservatives that arent on the vote but i he think having marco rubio out there out front on this is really key and i think it will be a good for the republican party. >> ...

On this issue than any time we have previously. i think one of the things that has happened is you do have a seat change among many republicans who do believe there is an important political ramification here. we are not going to win hispanic voters with just one immigration bill. folks like marco rubio do accept the resources expectations of folks like senator vitter and they do understand there are folk folko have very strong substantive concerns about how we go about enforcement and he is wil...

There are already 9,000 federal laws on the books but they are not enforced. >> i agree with mr. lapierre on that point laws that are not enforced. 1.7 million have failed background checks since 1999 and not enough are prosecuted. they should be prosecuted and there should be stiff penalties. at the same time, give those people a second option as to where to go get a gun. right now, that means the private set particular. if we close the loopholes, it would be much more difficult for criminals a...