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Recipients are in california. fifth of the population below poverty line. a fifth of the homeless live in california. we have the most billionaires of any state in nation and then the largest underclass. governor newsom has it wrong. 25 years ago we had 187 that cut off healthcare. but not emergency healthcare to undocumented immigrants. it passed by 59% of population. i fueled wilson come from behind victory over kathleen brown. very popular. three days later a federal court invalidated it. they got rid of it, the deterrent factor and people wanted to come the california often illegally. they...

Welfare recipients live in california. a fifth of the populations below the poverty line. a fifth of the homeless people live inn california. a very tiny but affluent elite. the most billionaires. and the largest under class and part of that and governor newsom has got it wrong. 25 years ago when we had prop 187 that cut off health care but not emergency health care to undocuments immigrants. that passed by 29% of the population. that fueled up pete wilson's -- itco was very popular and that t rid of a deterrent factor and people wanted to come to california often illegally and they resided he...

The person that can bring a diverse coalition together. but a key part of that is black women. bernie sanders will have to get those black women to come out and vote for him. >> chairman rogers, the politics of foreign policy came to the campaign trail this week. a lot of people talking, commenting on eska laith tensions in venezuela. take a listen to what kamala harris had to say on the trail just yesterday. >> i don't believe at this point that military force is required, but there's no question that what has happened in venezuela presents issues of human rights abuses and abuses of governme...

Sanders will have to get those black ladies to come on out and vote for him. >> politics of foreign policy came to the campaign trail this week. a lot of people commenting on escalating tensions. take a listen to what harris had to says on the trail just yesterday. >> i don't believe at this point that military force is required but there's no question that what has happened in venezuela presents issues of human rights abuses and abuses of government. >> what do you think? >> i'd be krr careful implying military force would be used in venezuela. one thing is to reenliven the deterrent factor. ...

Need a wall from brownsville to san diego, no, but we need a wall in a lot of places to make it much harder for the industrialized crime by the cartels moving drugs and people into our country illegally. >> all right. when you talk about a wall, though, you know, the white house is also saying terrorism is a part of this. that terrorists are coming in. why would a wall stop a terrorist who really wanted to come in? >> it's again, why do you put a fence around a place that you're trying to deny access. whoem everyone who lives in a walled community, why do they do? it's another deterrent factor...