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Of our population growth. it is not americans having more children, it is chain migration. recent data show that each new immigrant sponsored an average of 3.45 additional immigrants, getting a lot more than you thought you were, between 2005 and 2016, 9.3 million foreign nationals were able to resettle in our country for no other reason, except they had extended family members who already lived here. oh! so it is much more than they are telling you. how many of these afghans and their family members, you have to wonder, are excited about coming to america? it's interesting. maybe you should a...

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Electorate, i know we're focused on california and texas on super tuesday but there are a lot of richly african-american states. >> two things. on the point, bernie sanders beat hillary clinton among latinos in 2016 in nevada. 53/45. now he lost 53/47. but worth noting. the other thing is, i think it is fascinating we went to ryan nobles earlier with the sanders campaign, and not to south carolina, but texas, and to mark's point earlier, where you go next, i think he will compete and not, not go to south carolina, but you have to pick and choose here. >> a very interesting point. we are minute...

Does the government shutdown mean higher grocery bills? if congress doesn't act, it will. the farm bill expired on monday and with it subsidies for dairy farmers. consumers and farmers are worried higher milk prices will follow. the senate and the house before they shut down the government, they were still negotiating. come january 1, the country automatically, though, reverts to a 1949 law that would set the floor for milk twice as expensive as it is now. we called the ag committees for a progress report. closed due to shutdown. if congress does nothing, experts say milk prices will spike to ...

We called the agcommittees in both houses, closed due to the shutdown. milk prices will spike to bucks a gallon. the national average is $3.45. an almost $5 spike would hurt. at a time when we're seeing more overall prices for groceries, food prices up 3% this year, orange juice, bread, all those prices have been moving higher. >> one of the great ironies of all this with the shutdown, all the people monitoring the effects of the economy of the shutdown aren't there. so it's hard to find out what the effects are. one thing i was going to mention too, gas prices have been going south for what, ...