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It. the lone star state turning out to vote in record numbers with nearly 886,000 texans, the highest early voter turnout in a nonpresidential election, is this a good sign for republicans who are fighting tooth and nail to hold on to every single seat. and thank you for joining us. all of the early voting, specifically more democrats voted early than republicans, first time that has happened in a primary or midterm election since 2002. >> those numbers are the top 15 counties, 239 more counties, whenever those 239 counties

Nobody hit 50. nearly 886,000 texans cast about in the primary, the highest early voter turnout in a nonpresidential year in texas history. jillian: george hw bush's grandson continuing the political legacy, winning the republican primary for commissioner, 50% of the gop vote. he said it was a major victory for the campaign. >> i responded, thanked him for his support, a huge validation of what we are doing in texas and as he would say, a big-league endorsement. jillian: 70% of the party's vote. rob: massive asteroid bigger than the empire state building flying by earth this morning. many of u...

Six months, he will re-visited the issue. your state is one of the states that was filing this lawsuit against the administration on this one. if this goes one day past six months and daca does not end, will you refile that lawsuit? >> it depends on what the president meant. i don't read it that he would then put daca back in place or continue daca. as of yesterday, there are no new applications for people to gain daca deferred action. there's about 890,000, 886,000 people who have it. the eligible population is 1.7 million. it would be hard on that date in march to reopen the program, especia...

States. per capita wealth will go down in america. when you look at it per person it does not help our individual situation and you're talking about young americans who won't have those jobs and will see wages depress because the labor force in those markets grows and that drops down wages. wages have been stagnant in america for almost 30 years. >> 780,000 people roughly are here young people under daca right now. >> 886,000. >> what are these people supposed to do? should i.c.e. go after them and round them up? >> what i would suggest they do is that they go back to their home country and ge...

Corrections, 886,000 who already received it. the eligible population is estimated to be 1.7 million. and people refer to it as kids. daca applies to anyone who can be up to 36 years old and claims they entered the united states before the age of 16, often times unable to prove it. you simply assert that's when you came in. the problem with daca is that congress in 1996 specifically passed a law, intended to end clinton's catch and release policy and said that i.c.e. agents have to put certain people in removal proceedings and the amnesty that president obama, orders agents to violate law and ...