Raúl Grijalva

They were able to get, uh, evidence, seize documents that proved these people were not only doing illegal sanctuary policy, but human trafficking, everything that we know today that comes with this type of, uh, activity.

Now, one of the biggest supporters down there, uh, was a, a upstart politician, Raul, uh, Grijalva.

Now, he's long since dead, about two years now, I believe, year and a half, and his daughter has taken the helm.

She's been involved as, since a child in this type of nonsense, and she, she advocates for every single illegal, every single whatever.

But if you're a law-abiding American citizen, uh, she's, she's right there to condemn you even further for being white.

That's the type of people these are.

So Fife, um, Gra- Grijalva, um, all these folks, they started this practice, and, and it kinda morphed into a movement, an anti-government movement, and an anti-white movement.

Now, uh, they will try and attribute sanctuary policy to, uh...

And, and it's been radical for a while.

You can go back to Raul Grijalva, uh, the late congressman.

His daughter is unfortunately a congresswoman now.

Uh, they were there.

Al fin y al cabo, las dos partes se dieron cuenta que cada uno podía cancelar al otro y no iban a mover la cosa para adelante.

Y con la ayuda de Raúl Grijalva se negoció un nuevo proyecto donde el énfasis no era empujar solo una opción, como había sido en el proyecto de estadidad sí o no, de una forma definitiva y donde lo que la gente escogía se podía ejecutar.

O en el caso del proyecto de Nydia Velázquez y AOC, establecer un proceso donde se deliberaba y deliberaba y deliberaba, pero no había ninguna garantía de que se resolviera nada, ¿verdad? Y lo que hicieron es que se pusieron de acuerdo en que lo más importante era desarrollar un proceso legislativo donde se definieran opciones claras con una forma de consenso y donde se le diera a los votantes la oportunidad de escoger esa opción y que hubiera un mecanismo para implementar cada una de esas opciones.

Correcto, correcto.

He later apologized to both Malkin and Cupp for his remarks, while denying that his remarks were sexist.

To October 28, 2010, days before the 2010 U.S. elections, Oberman donated $2,400 each to three Democratic candidates for Congress, Kentucky Senate candidate Jack Conway and Arizona Democratic Representatives Raul Grijalva and Gabby Giffords.

Grijalva had appeared on Olbermann's show immediately before Olbermann mailed the donations, and in response on November 5th, MSNBC President Phil Griffin suspended him indefinitely without pay for violating a network policy which required employees to obtain approval from management before making political contributions.

An online petition calling for his reinstatement received over 250,000 signatures.

And a bunch of progressives got up.

Raul Grijalva was there, and Bernie was like, yeah, we need to help out and all this kind of stuff.

And then Hillary Clinton got up and said, this is something that should be left to the private sector.

This isn't something that we politicians should be involved in.

The Progressive Caucus, frankly, could play that role, but they've never been, frankly, well-funded.

I did one of their very first fundraisers with Raul Grijalva and Bernie Sanders back in 2004, I think it was, or maybe 2005, and we had like 25 people involved.

anyhow it's a good idea james thank you spot on we'll be right back

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