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That's why the state attorneys generals are volved in this. >> this would be a series of executive actions? >> not executive actions. this is rules, a rules change. and so this is something he can -- the president can propose under existing regulations. a change in those rules. but again, congress is looking at ways they think they can go at it legislatively. you know the states attorneys general, and at the very li what the states want to do is delay the imposition of these rules and it will stand to see what would happen in a new presidency, but this is a major push by this white house, and ...

Candidate gets elected. >> let's look at the numbers so far. we do have how much hillary clinton and jeb bush have raised. there we go. so total raise, 114. >> super pacs. >> million dollars for jeb, which is a lot for bush. the super pac 103 million. >> what's most problematic to me over these numbers is the idea this fiction from now to the end of the campaign he'll be at arm's length removed from that super pac. if you're formally a candidate, then the limitations kick in. really it's a sham. and i wish we would do something about it. >> and it's legal. it's all legal money. >> citizens uni...

Change. last september when secretary johnson announced among other things the end of secure communities, as we speak right here today in 2015 the practice of fingerprint sharing between local and state and federal officials continues. so really secure communities hasn't changed. the daca enforcement issue hasn't changed. what has changed? >> absolutely nothing changed. that is the incredible disaster that is our immigration system. and in fact you know who of caught in the middle? local law enforcement. >> tell me about that. >> local law enforcement across the country don't want to be in cha...

>> by why doesn't the senate just do its job and pass a clean bill? he's up to something here, harry reid. he is doing something here. you guys, especially him, seem to be worried that you have to vote on this immigration freestanding part of it. >> listen as someone who said i wish the president would have done it legislatively, i think they should have taken up the immigration bipartisan bill that the senate passed, that 14 republicans voted for, and we have already seen the court put a hold on that act, i would not vote for that standalone bill that rolls back the executive order. whether i...

Action that says just the opposite. and he has also added on to that the worker authorization field. >> is the idea that he is -- that his job is not as a legislature and is he sitting in the oval office becoming the legislature? >> absolutely. if he he can do this then there is really no limited what he can do in the office. you don't need congress. is he moving beyond his constitutional authority. >> you know what i don't get, on july 1st 2010, he gave an immigration speech at american university. i went there and listened to the speech. at the time he had a filibuster-proof senate and he ha...