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We need to be securing the border and stopping illegal immigration so i agree with the president. i agree with ending birthright citizenship as a policy matter. how to do it, there's a debate among legal scholars. some argue the only way to do it is with the constitutional amendment, others argue that could be a statute passed by congress. will be mitigated. courts will resolve this and the president suggested he may try to do it with an executive order. i haven't seen legal arguments for what the authority would be to do with an executive order but my view is whatever means used, the policy i...

Gets into the second or third generations with hispanic immigrants, statistics often overestimate the difference because many second and third generations descendants of those emigrants don't even call themselves hispanic in surveys and those who don't call themselves hispanic on average have political views closer. >> tucker: is something that i cover, politics and i think what you're engaging in with perspectives social science because the truth is it doesn't matter whether someone on the supreme court or someone may have as lightly more conservative or liberal position on an issue or two or...

Gets into the second or third generations with hispanic immigrants, statistics often overestimate the difference because many second and third generations descendants of those emigrants don't even call themselves hispanic in surveys and those who don't call themselves hispanic on average have political views closer. >> tucker: is something that i cover, politics and i think what you're engaging in with perspectives social science because the truth is it doesn't matter whether someone on the supreme court or someone may have as lightly more conservative or liberal position on an issue or two or...

Overestimate the difference because many second and third generation descendants of those immigrants don't even call themselves hispanic in surveys, and those who don't call themselves hispanic on average have political views closer. >> tucker: this is something that i cover, politics, and i think what you're engagings in, with respect, is bad social science because the truth is it doesn't matter whether someone on the supreme court or someone may have a slightly more conservative or liberal position on an issue or two or five. what matters is who they vote for. so in california for example, t...

"the washington post" have a new poll out this hour which measures hispanic support. no surprise, hillary clinton still on top, 67%, to trump's 19% overall. but diving into the numbers a little bit. if you add up trump's hispanic support, with the willingness of others to at least consider a generic republican presidential candidate in the future, that's more than hatch lalf the latinot there t there. it signals the party does have an opportunity. would a marco rubio or a jeb bush be able to peel away support? this suggests it could be in the future. >> pretty simple math. if they don't get it...