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Lawsuit is about, is to distract attention and he's the speaker this week and i hope he decides to do this job and bring up legislation there's bipartisan support for that would create jobs and let alone stand up for steelworkers and the entire supply chain for making steel in the united states and talking to the department of commerce and doing all of the things you suggest. >> senator, this is a benchmark issue right now as to where the republicans are going to go especially the the speaker. there is a difference between free trade and fair trade. they truly are the bottom dollar. they truly...

Anything about the presidential run until ten minutes and talked mainly about obama care? i was striking my paper every time she mentioned it, 11 times. >> what she did on the stump in iowa. she was relentless on president obama, his agenda and the health care bill passed which most of country wants. most of the country wants universal health care. you can make the case that michele bachmann is disconnected from what the majority of americans want in this country. there are a lot of good things in that health care bill and i'm sure that the democrats are able to debate it easily. but this is h...

I'll qualify it saying i don't live there, but i fear that this will open the door for intimidation and harassment for an entire immigrant community. not just the legal folks that live there. joining me now, former colorado congressman tom tancredo who has really made illegal immigration his benchmark issue. tom, what to you think of this? is this -- is this the way to go for law enforcement to give them the wide-sweeping language of suspicion? what do you think? >> ed, it is the way to go because the federal government has abandoned them. has abandoned the border. has abandoned the border com...

About. now, we can talk about candidates and politics and votes until the cows come home. but if everyone in washington is so concerned about jobs, i think that this is really a benchmark issue. what is going to happen to the steel industry in america? are our politicians going to exercise every right they have within a trade agreement to do something to save american jobs? now, i'm encouraged there's 57 senators that have signed on to a letter to tcommerce departmen to say do something about this and 157 people in the house that have done it. why -- where are the rest of them? i want to start...