you bet. bill: in the moment the a.g., jeff sessions calling out california. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our officers to promote a radical open borders agenda. bill: ken paxton is next on the law.
worker. he believes this country s been on the losing side of trade deals for decades. he wants fair, reciprocal trade deals that stops crewing the american worker and industry. bill: kellyanne conway as we await our live coverage at 3:30. and we have charlie hurt and to the viewers at home you should see these two, they re ladies off lunching and good morning to you. i ll make a moment about the policies the president is pursuing based on the senate races we re seeing. is there a risk on the tariff deal, charlie? for the president? bill: yes. i don t think he is because he is fulfilling campaign promises. i m in favor of free trade but republicans win the fight on
line he needed in that race to be able to say i m with the president on this one. i agree with the president on this one and you heard all these red-state democrats. bill: you were on with martha talking about the results of the texas primary. and rowe threw cold water on this and this is part of what he said. after all the hubbub the democrats are having a fantastic not they had a dreadful night. their leader, robert f. beto o rourke won with half as many votes as ted cruz got on the republican side. bill: he went on and on. that was an appetizer from rove last evening. and there s a story out today that talks about trump s
i don t want a child molester i don t want our own or one from another country. bill: but the feds are making it hundreds of criminals were given the heads-up. but they re going after people suspected of crimes not people actually found to have been committed of crimes and that s what s dangerous and many interest came here illegally but contributing to the economy and abiding by the law. bill: they can move anywhere, they don t have to stay in the state of california. i m a great advocate for decentralizing power from washington to the states. i literally advocated for a convention to do just that but one area where it makes no sense is immigration because as you
that wanted many things done. there were themes of the week. bill: it s issue of the hour. yes, and he got elected to disrupt this city and it s lethargy and he enjoys and insists on not having yes men around him and that includes hope and gary and many of us there to present ideas respectfully. bill: kellyanne conway. i hope we can speak again. good luck in p.a. 13 past the hour. back to sandra. sandra: breaking news on another big story we re following. attorney general jeff sessions said he is seriously thinking of appointing a special counsel to