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I hope congress comes up with another alternative. how impactful immigration is on our commerce, supremacy clause, all the wonderful things we teach students in law school. this is a federal matter. you know what? immigration has a great impact. this is an engine for our economy people care about it no now. >> tucker: youve said so many things. i just want to get back to the core question. which is committed to the residents of foreign countries, non-u.s. citizens, have a legal or moral claim on...

But what were seeing now is theres been -- in the obama era with democratized media and deregulated political money youve seen a huge flow of cash and clout and political influence to that fringe. >> to those corners, right. >> which has created kind of a counterestablishment, right? thats amplified these voices and made it actually worthwhile for politicians to latch on to. >> i really understand what youre arguing and i basically -- i mostly agree with you but i do want to say we routinely lea...

About -- he also said this weekend, he also told chuck lots of people are really mad that planned parenthood is selling baby parts. theyre not selling baby parts. and this entire focus on demonizing planned parenthood is -- that comes out of the fever swamp too. >> yet that occupies a slightly more mainstream position even within the kind of controversial world of trumpism. >> no, and i understand where joans coming from. i think the difference is that there are pro-life -- there are social cons...

Restriction on abortion. is that judging by the polls, your understanding of what the polls of american public opinion are. is that a mainstream position, in the center of what the americans think in. >> it isnt. but even if it was, its immoral. this is one of those issues that we ought to forget about the politics. somebody ought to provide the kind of leadership to say, i dont care what the polls show. this is the mark of a barbarian society. this is not the actions of a civilized people. civi...

Polls of american public opinion are. is that a mainstream position, literally mainstream, in the center of what americans think? >> it isnt. but even if it was, its immoral. this is one of those issues that we ought to forget about the politics. somebody ought to provide the kind of leadership to say, i dont care what the polls show. this is the mark of a barbarian society. this is not the actions of a civilized people. civilized people dont hack other people to death and then sell the parts be...

That question if youre jeb bush. >> if your last name is bush absolutely. >> you would have guessed that that was coming some time. sooner rather than later. but also -- >> its not even a high hard one. this is not like one of those sneaky fastballs. this is a question you could be getting from a friendly interviewer or a combative one. >> you can throw -- close your eyes, throw the dart, it will hit the dart board and that will be the question. it doesnt matter. finally you have an official c...

Class of people second class citizens. i dont understand what is the game for him. and aside from that, the way this law is written, its not singling out lgbt people. this law has all types of potential that it could be used to potentially justify or excuse all different types of behavior. the thing thats also troubling about this maybe it seems extreme to some of us but his position because not many people have explored this issue of what religious liberty really is, its not that different from...

I think jeb bush i think it was inarticulate but i think he gave the answer he wanted to give. he wants to leave himself some breathing room on both sides so if he can get the republican nomination and the general election, he can soften his position. i think no one should miss that point. >> i think its a mainstream position. >> the best thing that can happen for republicans is a widespread very broad ruling from the court on marriage so it takes the issue off the table as much as possible. he ...

$800,000 of taxpayer money to go to an activist group that promotes childbirth in michigan, they promote childbirth not just by opposing abortion, but by opposing access to birth control pills. michigan republicans are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on taxpayer money on an activist group that opposes the use of birth control pills, because thats what michigan needs. not just in the deep south, on the far fringes of conservative politics. in totally mainstream republican politics now, ...

Contract. $800,000 of taxpayer money to go to an activist group that promotes childbirth in michigan, they promote childbirth not just by opposing abortion, but by opposing access to birth control pills. michigan republicans are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on taxpayer money on an activist group that opposes the use of birth control pills, because thats what michigan needs. not just in the deep south, on the far fringes of conservative politics. in totally mainstream republican poli...