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Great. great to see you. thank you very much. so what would happen if we abolish i.c.e. as many democrats as of tonight are calling for to us do. jessica studies this question full time and is the director of policy study for immigration study and she joins us now. jessica, we are moving toward, the national conversation moving toward consensus on the left to abolish i.c.e. if we did, what would happen? >> well, the effect is that there would be no rules or limits on immigration. it would be de facto open borders. that is what some of the people on the left want. at least they're honest enough...

Washington correspondent for politico, josh barro from political insider and lonnie chin, stanford university director of policy study, and mitt romney policy adviser. as we just saw in that poll, president trump getting credit for improving economy but he's not getting any political value for it and his approval numbers there. how do you explain that? >> well, clearly americans are feeling good about where the economy is. as matt was saying, you know, they are very polarized and his numbers are pretty sticky in terms of where they see his popularity. we haven't seen a big shift. i think one o...

>> do you believe -- settlements? >> i guess you know what i believe. i'm very, very strong on israel. i think israel has been treated very, very unfairly by a lot of different people. you look at resolutions in the united nations, you take a look at what has happened. they're up for 20 reprimands and other nations that are horrible places, horrible place, that treat people horribly haven't even been reprimanded. so there is something going on, and i think it's very unfair to israel. >> joining us now, phyllis a fellow with the institute for policy study and author of "inside palestinian: the ...

I'm very, very strong on israel. i think israel has been treated very, very unfairly by a lot of different people. you look at resolutions in the united nations, you take a look at what has happened. they're up for 20 reprimands and other nations that are horrible places, horrible place, that treat people horribly haven't even been reprimanded. so there is something going on, and i think it's very unfair to israel. >> joining us now, phyllis a fellow with the institute for policy study and author of "inside palestinian: the conflict explained." please explain to us your perspective on what we ...