state texas. those places lean democratic, both the county and austin itself. and that actually ends up being potentially a really important part of this story. because when you are the district attorney of travis county, as rosemary lehmberg is, you're not just the d.a. for that one county. travis county is where the state capital is, and the d.a. for travis county, therefore, is also responsible for the behavior of goth officials in the state capitol. the travis county darve.a.'s of includes the unit which investigates ethics allegations against texas county officials. so as travis county d.a., rosemary lehmberg's job, in addition to being the district attorney like they have in every other county, in addition to that, her job is also to investigate all ethics complaints against texas state officials. remember, she's a democrat. last year, rosemary lehmberg, herself got into some personal trouble with the law. she was driving through austin on a friday night when a fellow motorist called police

he was a state representative in texas. he was the agricultural commissioner and lieutenant governor and then became the governor in 2000. that makes him the longest-serving governor in texas history. [cheers and applause] >> now let's remember a little bit about our soap box etiquette and exercise our iowa civility and let our speaker have his say. welcome back to iowa and to "the des moines register" soap box. >> it is an honor to be back here. and it's a relief to be out of the texas heat. [laughter] >> if you look on your little device, it's probably approaching 90-something degrees in most of the places in texas. it was nice to get up this morning in the beautiful iowa weather and been here since saturday and going up and down the byways and highways, good-looking corn crop. but it's not bringing in enough money in. those of us who grew up on the farm know that's the way that business grows, when the bumper crop is down, we can understand that in texas as we got a drought going on and cow prices are through the roof. a

bush running for texas land commissioner in texas. there are, of course, the entire house of representatives is up for election. we expect the majority of latinos to be re-elected. but there are some races in the mix throughout the country. here in california, representative ruiz who defeated mary bono is running for re-election and has a very competitive race against an assembly member. joe garcia who also ran and was elected in florida, first hispanic democrat elected to congress from florida is running against the competitive field of republicans on august 26th. we'll see who will be challenging him in what we expect to be a very competitive race. one district in texas has changed hands between political parties several times over the past several decades. pete gayego is running. it's the third district which is another -- california's 21st district in the central valley -- being challenged by amanda rentirilla. so part of what we want to see in naleo is the growth of latino elected officials. these are the numbers that we're publi

later about to talk battleground texas. i think it is a beautiful thisle of how you see latino democratic -- demographic brute force. immigrants and republicans are going mono mono for the latino vote. seeing that in this election and 2014. with that, i will wrap it up. >> thank you. [applause] about the talk battleground texas. wasunately we have today, -- to the o'connells. >> texan by marriage. >> all right. >> daniel, you are obviously coming at this from a perspective of reaching conservative latino voters and growing electorate. tell us what the initiative is. what is 2014 mean? important is is that latinos get a sense of ownership. puerto rico has bipartisan rage rates -- high participation rates. they feel part of the community. they can control the political outcomes and policy outcomes of the island. we need to create the same deal here. our initiative does that. engage latinos by talking about capitalism, rule of law, free market. why we should accept the power of those who govern us. , by engaging in churches an

^t more line between politics and crime is not unique to texas. bobirginia former mcdonald and his wife are on trial for allegedly accepted $165,000 worth of gifts from a businessman seeking political favors. the couple faces 14 federal corruption charges. >> it's just a sad day, for the entire mcdonald family, thank you. >> the question is when does politics as usual, cross the line into crime. there's no question some politician abuse their offices. former connecticut governor john roland went to prison in 2005, for essentially putting his office up for sale, for over $100,000. also in 2005, california republican randy duke cunningham, pled guilty to tax evasion, conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud and wire fraud, he spent more than seven years in jail. but some observers believe governor perry's case has more to do with texas politics than with laws that may or may not have been broken. former opam ma campaign advisor, hardly rah supporter of texas republicans, tweeted that to him, the charges felt "sketchy." if perry and others are being

and why is texas governor rick perry chooses to send the texas national guard to the texas border on his own not as a national decision or response, that is his right. but he should pay for it. it's wrong to tax new hampshire taxpayers and taxpayers around the country to pay for a $35 million earmark for a texas governor who acted on his own and now should pay for his decision. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from new hampshire yields back her time. the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky roists. the gentlewoman from new york vefpblgt mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i yield one -- new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i yield one minute to ms. pelosi, the minority leader of the house. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlewoman from for yielding. the time is late. the cause is great. we must, we must have clarity in how we understand what is before u

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texas will integrate into the neighborhood. and i hope you choose to support this project as well >> thank you. as the next speaker come on up i'll call more names (calling names) >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm r j local plumbers and pipers in san francisco an opportunity on behalf of the brothers and sisters of local 38 i want to voice our support for the residential project we truly appreciate the outreach from true mark we're excited to see this create direct and indirect local jobs we support in proposed development on texas street and urges you to support this development in order to create local jobs thank you for your time. >> thank you. and good afternoon commissioner. i'm riding i didn't corpus i'm with the preservation program that is in san francisco residents for the last 20 years called united players i'm here to speak on behalf of true mark it's a wonderful relationship in our community our headquarters is on howard street the south of market which has not been easy last week, we buried two kids one 18 and o

what you are seeing in texas, everything that is good about america you see in texas today. we have wage inflation in texas. we have just gone through a deflationary environment. we saw that in california. phoenix, las vegas. when the balance sheet falls 20% year-over-year, that is deflation. he will stop spending. when you have inflation, wage inflation, that is when interest rates should start to rise and that is sustainable. >> when you deal with your developers and builders, do you get the message that they find it challenging to find properly trained individuals to work in the construction and housing industry? >> sure. basically, the two primary challenges, you're talking about the labor market and basically bringing all of those workers in that industry that have found other traits in the great recession. there is scarcity of labor. that is the primary issue in them housing market. the primary issues are capital and land. the banks stopped lending in 2008. and in the extended economic downturn, we have not been developing any finished lots. >> at me guess, you will ha

that borders on the border in texas. we need to put resources, human resources, out there. i am proud of our governor for sending our texas department of public safety down there and a massive amount, and also willingness to use tequila national guard -- the texas national guard saying assist an oveoverwhelmed and dedicated boarder patrol. ashley: this has been going on for so long, how could it go on for so long without something being done. >> when the administration, they elect to choose not to enforce certain laws, then make public announcements they will not ep force those certain law -- not eenforce those certain laws thee are consequences of actions one is that surge. it is related to the president's announcement he would not prosecute, and deport families, with children, or unaccompanyed minors, as a result, we a huge influx overwhelming our border and resources. ashley: that influx has dropped but is that more a result of the scorching hot temperatures or are the illegal immigrants getting a message there is not

bush running for texas land commissioner in texas. there are -- of course, the entire house of representatives is up for re-election, all 435 seats. we expect the vast majority of the latinos and latinas who are running for re-election to be reelected, but there are some very close races that are in the mix in this election throughout the country. here in california representative raul reese who defeated incumbent mary bono two years ago is running for re-election and has a very competitive race against an assemblymember, brian nastandi. joe garcia who also ran and was elected in florida, first hispanic democrat to be elected to congress from florida, is running against a competitive field of republicans. that primary is august 26th, and we'll see who will be challenging him in what we expect to be a very competitive race. one of the districts in texas has changed hands between political parties several times in the past decade. it currently is being held by a democrat, and he will be facing business consultant will herd in texas' 23r

se trata de sara saldaÑa hasta ahora fiscal para el distrito norte de texas. fue la primera mujer latina como fiscal del estado se convertirÁ tambiÉn en la primera latina en dirigir los servicios de migraciÓn. la nominación estarÁ pendiente de aprobaciÓn por parte del senado. un joven mexicano que en marzo sucediÓ a una explosiÓn de gas fue dado de alta oscar hernÁndez sobreviviÓ a una tragedia en la que murieron 8 personas las cÁmaras de univisiÓn estuvieron en el hospital luis gÓmez tiene la historia. >> como si fuera un milagro luego de poco menos de seis meses en hospitales recuperÁndose de quemaduras en gran parte de su cuerpo, mÚltiples y peligrosas fracturas en su espina y cadera, ademÁs de una seria hemorragia del hÍgado oscar hernÁndez 16 aÑos sobreviviÓ a la explosiÓn del gas al este de harlem fue dado de alta del hospital. >> cÓmo te sientes? >> dijo oscar, ejemplo de fortaleza al lado de su padre, quien expresÓ su emoción al salir del hospital. >> sÍ, queremos dar gracias a dios porque hemos salido ya de este viaje que ha t

bush running for texas land commissioner in texas. there are, of course, the entire house of representatives is up for election. we expect the majority of latinos to be re-elected. but there are some races in the mix throughout the country. here in california, representative ruiz who defeated mary bono is running for re-election and has a very competitive race against an assembly member. joe garcia who also ran and was elected in florida, first hispanic democrat elected to congress from florida is running against the competitive field of republicans on august 26th. we'll see who will be challenging him in what we expect to be a very competitive race. one district in texas has changed hands between political parties several times over the past several decades. pete gayego is running. it's the third district which is another -- california's 21st district in the central valley -- being challenged by amanda rentirilla. so part of what we want to see in naleo is the growth of latino elected officials. these are the numbers that we're publi

texas parks and wildlife wardens to assist. we have been working with the border patrol, and by the way, the men and women on border control, the individuals who are down there working are really good men and women. the problem is the folks that are giving them instruction, their leadership in washington, d.c. is failing from my perspective, because they don't have them right on the boarder. but we work well with our federal counterparts, our local law enforcement counter parts and we have been doing this for some time. we just haven't had the numbers that we're going to have on the border now. so we full well expect in that area of operation to be fully capable of really reducing the crime that's going on in that part of texas and stopping that illegal impact that's occurring there. >> you mentioned harry reid earlier governor, he said what you're doing is a political stunt, what do you say? >> well, i say the same thing to him that i say to president obama, why don't you come down there and take a look at what's going on, tal

also the south texas. all of the oral and gas takes a tremendous amount of water, refineries, fracking, everything, electric generation. >> you ask the question. we're down to our last couple of minutes. >> what, in my opinion, is your take on this? the epa abandoned inspections in the 90's. they gave it to the states. >> what is that it -- this is a simple observation. when you are talking about different groups competing for the same water in south texas will and gas industry has money to outspend everyone. we have seen this before. municipalities, agriculture. that will present an issue. it is not a fair fight right now. clearly all these different groups, whether residential or agriculture or oral and gas, there are all legitimate reasons to use water for these purposes. but when one group has some much money that they can outspend and get what they want it creates a problem. i think you have to look very valid point. >> one more question. right here. >> just a quick question about sustainability. you

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aba texas flag as well. texas flag as well. >> absolutely. >> thank you for joining us, hollis greenlaw of united development. coming up, onshore drilling has seen a resurgence in the united states. but the offshore drilling picture has a different story. ♪ but this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. the world runs on fossil fuel. for example, resident obama the posits offed the coast of the night states. for a rundown of the search for oil, let's go to princeton, new jersey, where i'm joined now by bluebird intelligence analyst andrew cosgrove. bloomberg intelligence providing real-time research and context on a variety of industries. begin with a look of the oil industry onshore and in the united states. tell us about the health of the onshore business. >> the onshore business is running along just fine. exploration companies are increasing their while counts, which are in turn, helping drive forls of increased activity a man druthers, neighbors industries, parker to, companies like that. they

intenso calor en la frontera sigue cobrando vidas un equipo del noticiero univisiÓn visitó el sur de texas y recogiÓ testimonios, colorado se sumÓ a los estados que suman licencias de conducir para indocumentados, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >> este su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> quÉ tal buenas noches oficialmente los miembros del congreso estÁn de vacaciones pero la despedida republicana en la cÁmara de representantes fue con una embestida contra acciÓn diferida del gobierno votaron a favor de cancelarlo y no hay probabilidades de que la medida pase en el senado. el presidente dijo horas antes de que terminara sesiÓn de que los republicanos lo llevan a actuar sÓlo en los fondos para la crisis en la frontera lourdes tiene los detalles. >> para obtener los votos de los mÁs conservadores de su partidola soluciÓn de liderazgo republicano de la cÁmara baja fue endurecer el lenguaje legislativo en contra de los indocumentados, asÍ la cÁmara aprobÓ otorgar fondos de emergencia gobierno para enfrentar la crisis de la frontera hasta el fin

you brought up water in south texas and west texas were the permian boom is going on. these are water-starved areas. for 5 million gallons of water, fresh water. one not use saltwater? there's a simple answer when you ask the industry. the answer is, well, we just never did. we worked out the chemistry for fresh water. well, there is no reason why you can't do it. the industry is starting to move in that direction. slowly, but they are moving. i would say, yes, there is a huge amount of wealth created, a lot of jobs, a lot of good news. not just that, but when you talk about -- we are importing so much less well than we ever used to come lots of security benefits. at the same time let's take a little time and ask the questions. what else can be done to make sure that they're safe and that the bone did not leave a legacy that we don't want it to? >> i want to stay on these environmental issues. we live and of low regulatory state which is about what a tax -- attract business and what allows it all myself regulate. we have the texas railroad commission which most people

not small feat in texas home of friday night lights. but prime prep has not racked up wins in the classroom. >> it's a world class failure when it comes to academics. >> bob sanborn is president and kerry -- ceo of children at risk. a texas nonprofit that ranks schools in the state. >> when we looked at the schools in the dallas fort worth area it came in last, the worst elementary school in k-12 part, and the wowrts school in texas and the school in the whole state of texas, the bad school. >> and you can't blame the neighborhood. the local elementary school sagamore high, finished 34 points higher than prime prep. children at risk says it doesn't have enough data to rank prime prep's high school but the ncaa which governs college sports has taken issue with the academic credentials of prime prep's graduates. initially declaring two star basketball stars their high school course work at prime prep was inadequate. the players appealed and were able to play. >> against stepup -- >> ok actbomb was too sold by prime prep's vision but said

in texas it's really in some ways the test case for all of these restrictions. we're going to, i think, this fall by september when all of these regulations come into effect, we'll see in a state as large as, that's as large as the country of france there'll be seven, probably seven health centers left in the state of texas where women can access a safe and legal abortion. >> down from what? >> oh, dozens. but i think the thing that's important, bill, is that it's far beyond that. because the impact is certainly on the ability to access abortion services, but it also has been devastating on women's ability to even access family planning and basic preventive care. >> i hear you saying and you and others that the constitutional right expressed in roe v. wade has hit the hard rock of political reality. is roe being rendered null and void by politics? >> well, we're seeing some states, yes, where i believe the state legislatures are hollowing out the rights under roe in every conceivable way. i think this court as well is, has been more sympathetic to those efforts

, oklahoma, california estÁn viniendo menos niÑos solos por la frontera, el gobierno de texas dijo que por razones de seguridad no puede revelar cuÁnto cuesta alojar en un lujoso hotel a los que participan en su iniciativa de sobre fronteriza, el inmueble que cuenta se pensÓ para los menores indocumentados pero no llegaron ocuparlo. muchos piensan que las milicias al portar armas puede generar desgracias, se han manifestado en actos pÚblicos en momentos que comienza a disminuir la llegada de indocumentados. en mcallen, texas. >> autoridades es la de mÉxico restaron un hombre acusado de ser uno de los lÍderes del cÁrtel del golfo josÉ ivÁn chao yaÑez dirigente en tampico es sospechoso de ser la cabeza de una red de venta de drogas y trÁfico de personas en el estado de tamaulipas fue capturado en un hotel. en mal tiempo continÚa haciendo la vida difÍcil a muchos californianos, en un contraste que impresiona, la verdad algunos le hacen frente las inundaciones por intensas lluvias otros combatiendo fuegos en medio de una gran sequÍa, salvador durÁn nos muestra el dramÁtico p

right now we are waiting to hear from texas governor rick perry. it will be his first public address since being indicted yesterday on two felony charges of abusing his power. perry's lawyer says the charges are, quote, political abuse. soon we will hear from perry himself. but first, major developments in ferguson, missouri. the town's fragile peace crumbled during last night's protests of the killing of 18-year-old michael brown. looters struck three stores in ferguson. police in riot gear really did not intervene much at all. those peaceful protesters tried to stop the looters. also another very significant development. cnn has just learned that the justice department asked ferguson police to hold off on releasing this surveillance video that allegedly shows brown in a convenience store threat. ferguson police released that video yesterday, though, despite the justice department's objections. we'll get into much more of that this hour as well. as i said at the top, any minute now texas governor rick perry will be speaking out publicly for the fi

. >> then texas governor rick perry hits the campaign trail in iowa. ramping up speculation about another presidential run. we'll talk with governor perry about 2016, his battle with president obama over immigration, and that new indictment. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. >>> plus, iraq's prime minister steps down as the u.s. retaliates against violent isis attacks. >> we will continue air strikes to protect our people and facilities in iraq. perhaps most importantly, we're urging iraqis to come together. >> what does the formation of a new government mean for isis in iraq. we'll discuss with two members of congress. ron johnson and eliot engel. and hillary clibten sparks a political firestorm after criticizing president obama's foreign policy. our sunday panel weighs in on clinton's efforts to distance herself from the president. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. texas governor rick perry has made a number of headlines in recent weeks. first it was his centerstage clash with president obama over the crisis

, you're talking about [ inaudible ] delrio, texas. half of testimony rio is here in silicon valley? >> that is correct. that is correct. >> your thoughts on the fact that -- the patch on these soldiers in company read names like gomez and gutierrez and whatnot. >> my thought on that would be -- i'm sorry -- >> i mean, it's got to be kind of a -- impressive to see the unit? >> absolutely. when you see the roster of these men and you see all the anglo names up there as far as officers, 'cause all the officers were anglo and all the enlisted men, every enlisted man in company e was of mexican-american descent. so yeah you see the names out there. >> and this isn't something that you worked on overnight. you have -- >> for a while. >> this has been an ongoing process nearly five years of research now, it's taken nee long. this is a story that took place 70 years ago, most of the men have passed away, we are losing -- losing them quickly here. so i thought it was very important to get this story out. >> the pride of delrio, i guess, is ill

his family and the state of texas said texas dem craftic chair holsa. adding we call on governor perry to step down from office. texans dereal lich and this is unbecoming of our governor. from the unlikely source of david axelrod the democratic political consultant from chicago widely credited as the architect of barack obama's elevation of the white house, a tweet that sned essence that absent additional evidence this indictment, quote, seems pretty sketchy. combined the two fell my charges against governor perry carry a maximum punishment in classic texas tradition of 109 years in prison. once again, rick perry expected to speak out at this hour. >> all right. thank you so much. we appreciate it. we are keeping an eye on this and taking a look at austin, texas, where the governor is speaking. >> governor,i took an oath to f uphold the constitution of the state of texas. a pledge i have kept every day as i worked on behalf of texans for the last 14 years. that's the same constitution. that clearly outlines the authority of any governor to veto items at

in texas, if you a minority in the state of texas ain't nothing for you. or you come from poverty you got no one that, black, white brown, pink blue, ain't nothing for you. you know what i mean. it wouldn't nothing to help us prepare for the real world. it helped us prepare for jail >> on the stream, >> from hi-res disaster assessment to catching poachers. the non-weaponized drone industry is worth tens of billions. we check out the implications on the stream the stream, on al jazeera america @ >> with every horrific school shooting in the u.s., there are calls for more police officers in schools. but more police means students are more likely to be written up for misbehavior...and eventually end up in prison. the federal government provides tens of millions of dollars a year to fund these officers in schools across the country. >> every time we have a school shooting ,we actually realize that there was a young person in need and they weren't in need of a police officer. they were in need of an adult who could have talked to them, who could have counseled

, the clan in texas at its texas at high point, half of all white men in texas were members of the clan in the team 24. throughout discounted james kennedy is out there condemning the clan, condemning politics, just laying out why they are unconstitutional and unlawful, letting everyone know that it is wrong. they did have an opportunity to know better. yeah, that was actually one of the most exciting part actually was being how, you know, it grave voice could stand up and change things. it is interesting to note that the clan began to sink away in 19:28 a.m. friday to dirty too, they elect james kennedy mayor, you know. so he went to receiving death threats to be the mayor of the town i'd be in a strong, moral voice. so yeah, that was one of the most fun parts of the research was reading kennedys. >> i've got to take a quick break. the right tack. >> guest: so, lavar, letting us view. one of the most awkward as when i set out to write this book was i had not met you and i knew you were out there. i met your mom first. it is a really difficult moment for me. what am i going to say quite

. >> pero ¿quÉ pasa en texas? >> en texas hay una ley que se llama hb2, que tiene dos fases, que entre los dos cerrarÍan la gran mayorÍa de las clÍnicas que ofrecen aborto en el estado. >> las cerrarÍan. >> exactamente. >> ¿cÓmo las cerrarÍan? ¿por quÉ las cerrarÍan? >> porque tiene dos requisitos innecesarios que no tienen ningÚn fundamento mÉdico, que sin embargo las clÍnicas que ofrecen el aborto simplemente no puede cumplir. >> ¿cuÁles son los requisitos? >> uno es que el mÉdico que ofrece abortos se junte al equipo de un hospital cercano, y el otro es que la clÍnica misma se convierte en un pequeÑo hospital, y entre el costo y el hecho de que muchos hospitales ni siquiera quieren afiliarse con el tema del aborto, ¿verdad? resulta que no se puede simplemente cumplir con esos dos requisitos. >> ¿quÉ pasa entonces con las mujeres en texas que quieren un aborto? ¿quÉ hacen? >> bueno, tendrÍan o que ir muy lejos a una de las muy pocas clÍnicas que quedarían abiertas, ¿verdad? sobre todo

i'm wondering giving the fact you know texas. >> the assumption is that texas electorate cares what the governor does. he's been governor for 14 years and on his way out and lame duck. no one is really paying that much attention to what rick perry is doing. most people in texas who know rick perry figure he's coming to the end of the time as governor and thinking about what's next, what's next appears to be running for president. the fact that the governor is off doing this, no one is sitting around here, the governor ought to be back solving problems in the state of texas. they understand this is the way it's been and way it's going to go. nothing is all that surprising for me back here. >> before i let you go, are you surprised he's making another bid for president given how embarrassing the last run was? >> i was one of those people before the last bid who thought he would be an excellent candidate and might get the nomination. i was as surprised as anybody to see him fall on his face. that kind of face plant was nothing like we have seen for the previous years. he needed to go on a

en san antonio, texas regreso con ustedes. >> seguro que serÁ un Éxito rotundo, gracias. se lanza las calles de los Ángeles jomary esta vez promete no criticar, sino dar consejos veremos si lo logra. ♪ >> ven aquÍ! esto es lo que pasa, saben que estoy no voy a decir lo que piensa. hoy les voy a dar cariÑo y a decir si tienen algunas preguntas las respondo pero no voy decir porque Últimamente estoy muy criticÓn dice mi madre, sÍgueme. (risas) >> yo no soy estrella. >> estoy en el mejor dÍa de la historia hoy no voy a criticar. >> bendito sea dios. >< tienes alguna pregunta? >> nada. >> te sientes divina? >> bellÍsima. >> ninguna pregunta del pelo? tienes alguna pregunta? >> no. >> estoy horrible. >> no tampoco horrible pero no tienes ninguna preguntita? >> que te ves muy guapo. >> sobre tu estilismo. >> estoy mal vestida. >> hoy no puedo decir nada. te voy a decirlo divina y volÓ guapa que eres me voy a guardar unos pensamientos estÁ medio seco. perdÓn... ♪ cÓmo estÁs?buenos dÍas. (risas) >> quÉ tal? >> me ha pillado en el mejor dÍa de la historia me he

how long are you prepared to spend texas money to keep the guards at the border? >> we'll continue to do what we have to do to keep our citizens safe. and let me go back to those numbers. you know, what are the number of, i do stand by them, by the way, but what are the number of homicides acceptable to those individuals? how many sexual assaults do we have to have before the president of the united states and washington, d.c., acts to keep our citizens safe? that border is not secure, and we see it every day, not just in texas, but i will suggest to you the other 47 contiguous states of individuals who are committing crimes against our citizens. it's time for us to secure that border. >> so you are prepared, if if i understand you, to keep the national guard along the border, to help the current border guards in perpetuity? is there the kind of money, is there the kind of support -- >> what i'm prepared to do -- >> -- in texas for that. >> what i'm prepared to do is not just the national guard but our department of public safety, our texas ranger recon teams, the

right now we are waiting to hear from texas governor rick perry. it

in texas they pass a law that said if you have university of texas student id card you can't vote but he got a concealed handgun permit, no problem. you can see what these laws are designed to do. they are pass for purely political reasons. the right has a different idea about values and principles and they know they can't win with our community to be perfect on as to whether doing is they are shaping the vote and working to suppress latino political power. it's the same reason why the right won't pass immigration reform. they don't want us to vote. i have to say that and i'm sorry to say that. and if these anti-voting laws efforts aren't bad enough, we have structural problem as well in our community that keeps us from building political power. we talked about this milestone in 2012 around record participation rates. but more like just a dumb on election days that actually voted. that's a serious problem. as a result of this lack of political participation we have a dearth of legitimate elected officials. this room should be a lot bigger. we should have twice as many latinos with the