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We better not touch these people. when we do treat them, they are passed. >> laura: they think we have a lot of money in this country for a lot of things and americans don't really seem to rate very highly anymore. this is what is in the atlantic today, a piece that just came out, about the 2020 candidates. the issue was barely registered, if at all, on the 2020 campaign bill. even as the bursting field of democrat contenders issues, policy proposals address a wide range of social and economic problems. they didn't really talk too much about this problem, just like kind of -- >> it is the sing...

Guatemala and other central american countries because they've determined that the conditions are so bad there that it's worth risking their own lives and their children's lives to do so. it doesn't mean they're necessarily going to stop trying to leave. what happens in the interim with them is going to be a very real human consequence as mexico and the united states work out the particulars of how this is actually going to work. >> so often left out of the conversation, what it actually means for actual human lives. nathan, when we look at this deal, it is essentially an immigration issue tha...

Opposition group that they would actually be ruling iran before 2019. is this an administration that has now openly declared -- even though rudy giuliani is not part of this administration, he's the personal lawyer. i don't know what he's doing talking about an iran case. but are they calling for regime change? >> can we keep rudy giuliani in france? is there a way to keep him there? i think most of us would applaud that. you have john bolton who wants regime change. but we've heard this talk of regime change for years and years and years. it's not happening. it's a talking point of people on ...

Are these families going to stay together? >> right now, they're going to stay together. >> reporter: today, we met with the commissioner of customs and border protection. what's it been like for your agents? i mean, one moment they're ordered to separate families, the next they're told to keep them together. what's that been like? >> it's a huge challenge, operationally, for our agents, right? they're here to do a job, to protect the border, to enforce the law. >> reporter: we asked about separating the children. what were your agents telling you about separating these kids, and the kids are ...

Unfortunately, when he's demonizing us, there's a human consequence. we're going to start a rumor trump is a muslim, doesn't drink alcohol and has three wives. >> nobody has committed a terrorist act since 1985. but the toddlers without the gun locks, they killed a lot of people. if he wants to focus on the terrorists, it's the toddlers because without gun locks, they have killed how many people? oh, my god, so many. >> and a lot of people didn't think they knew a muslim. when those yemeni bodegas shut down, they realized how many there were because they couldn't get a cup of coffee. and that ...