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The laws on deportation. we need to start enforcing the laws which we are not doing and begin the process of deportation. >> as attorney general in the state of the florida that money could get dumped on my state. >> i don't blame you. it must not. look at arcticle one section 8 of the constitution what congress can do specific enumerated power that the government needs to deal with securing the border. that is the federal government's role and not the state's role. it is very important that the federal government pays for the costs that. is the burden. the cost every year 113 billion but the ...

And we have sanctuary cities now where they don't enforce the laws on deportation. we need to start enforcing the laws which we are not doing and begin the process of deportation. >> as attorney general in the state of the florida that money could get dumped on my state. >> i don't blame you. it must not. look at arcticle one section 8 of the constitution what congress can do specific enumerated power that the government needs to deal with securing the border. that is the federal government's role and not the state's role. it is very important that the federal government pays for the costs tha...

From the government! remember three years ago a.i.g. got a federal bailout of $182 billion. did they say thank you? as pat of the deal the government got a huge stake in the company, but former a.i.g. c.e.o. is suing for damages calling the takeover "unconditional." and the treasury officials have responded saying the actions were necessary and legal and done to "prevent a meltdown of the entire global financial system." gerri is here with her two cents from the fox business network. what is behind the lawsuit? >>gerri: unbelievable. so he ran a.i.g. and kicked out of the company and now he ru...

Fallen even farther and more people would owe more than their homes are worth, shepard. >> shepard: wendell, two other bailed out agencies of that sort also came under fire today on capitol hill. >> fannie and freddie, the biggest. under fire for bonuses being paid to their top executives, tens of millions of dollars. basically of taxpayer money since the two organizations got $182 billion in taxpayer bailouts. now, the executives who made the bad calls that have got them in trouble are gone. some lawmakers want to put the new executives on a government pay scale. the conservativer says he wou...

Save money. live better. walmart. unemployment and the struggling economy are hot-button issues going into the 2012 election. and rolled up into that, the housing crisis. last week the senate approved a $182 billion spending bill, part of which will help fund housing subsidies. but nonetheless, housing prices continue to plummet. new construction slow, at best. sales of new homes at record lows. foreclosures near record highs. so what if anything, are the candidates saying about it? let's bring in cnbc's real estate correspondent diana olick. diana, the last month, the president announced an...