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Jobs and you just that we are going to, why do we need 1.1 million legal low skillar workers everywhere and an unknown number of illegal ones? what are they going to do exactly? if jobs are going away, why are we importing all these people? has anyone ever stopped to ask that question? >> net illegal immigration has been flat for a period of time. it's been going down under president trump with his rhetoric, so i think long-term we do have solutions. let us implement e-verify. let's get worker programs. deal with the dreamers. there are long-term solutions. short term, why do we have to be ant...

Talked a lot about it on the campaign trail. what it was designed to do is bring in highly skilled workers from other countries, mostly into the tech industry. this is very important, for example, to silicon valley. but what critics say it's actually done is allow those workers to be brought here, be paid less and keep americans from getting their jobs. so what will this do? well, nothing this year at all, to be honest. the program is already underway. in fact, it won't do what the president said he was going to do, which is get rid of it all together. what it will prompt is a sort of review t...

>> i would say that they have a right to be concerned by the fact that senator sessions will support the rule of law. he has a record of being pro family and when it comes to immigration, he has been strongly in support of the american worker and he opposes illegal immigration and he will look at some of the programs that we have against worker programs where we may bring in people we really don't need that are low skilled workers so i think it's very important for president-elect trump if he's going to accomplish what he has promised to have a person that he trusts in the department of justic...

Children won't get food. we know things like human trafficking and a lot of things that happen in abuse environments where drugs are given involuntarily. it's hard for me to think to say carte blanche anyone giving a drug addict claim is -- >> lisa your response to that please? >> i think any cost associated with the drug testing would be a drop in the bucket compared to the trillion dollars we spend on over 100 anti-poverty programs. and scott walker is very unafraid. he's unafraid to reform and shake things up. he's unafraid to try to make things better. that's what he's doing in wisconsin. ...

That. >> the critics say that in this particular situation, that it would have been even more of a magnet had it -- this law been in place. this bill become law and that it's not border security that the border is secure. this is what critics say. but it is about how to deal with the people who are here. >> i don't agree at all. i think, one, there was significant resources for that border side. but, if you create a legal framework for people to come and work here and return home, then you've dealt with a big portion of the problem. so, i think that when you deal with the border security. you ...