McCain: 'Worse than ironic'

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Well this morning to supreme court's ruling on Arizona's immigration law is of course a big talker John McCain reacting last night's on the record that's right the Arizona senator expressing frustration with that ruling with the federal government's inability to secure his State's border.

So we were frustrated pass a law know the Supreme Court says that we can't enforce our borders.

And at the same time obviously the federal government won't.

Now there have been some improvements in border security but I can tell you right now Arizona is still a place where coyotes playing.

People across -- on the steals the main place where drugs come across our borders there are -- -- mountain tops in Arizona.

Guiding these drug cartels.

Up to Phoenix where drug -- distributed throughout the country are wildlife refugees are -- ethnic -- our wildlife refuges.

Are being destroyed their wild fun and we have we have concrete evidence that some of the fires.

Have been started by illegal immigrants who -- cross our border.

The damage to our -- to our desert has been horrendous and of course a lot of people have died in the desert because they've been deserted by the coyotes -- they got lost or something.

So none of those seem to be bothering.

This administration.

And for them to not to help us secure our borders.

In my view is its worst and -- Well -- later in the show we're also going to hear from Senator McCain on the healthcare rolling.

And what Republican Republicans plan to do if it gets repealed and they share up one Arizona county coach he's county also talking this morning.

He says it that this ruling another recent events are slap in the face to Americans.

For things -- over this brief period of time fast and furious which is a huge travesty.

Then you had the Obama administration announcing they're no longer going to deport.

A certain category of illegal aliens that they haven't been deporting anyway that's the joke on you and the American public.

Then the Supreme Court ruling where they're claiming that -- -- -- always skirted.

The cornerstone as you said earlier was left in place.

The most important part.

And then today.

Jerking.

To suspending him pulling away 287 G agreements and -- stating that there and I'm gonna respond.

To lawful requests.

Request that they are record -- respond to.

Under the law.

-- not just a slap in the face the American public and the law enforcement in general specifically in Arizona because Supreme Court as well.

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