Chris Christie, Bridgegate, and the Republican Party.

Hello again, I'm a Mr. Christie, a presidential prospect.

Now he faces a question every American voter can understand.

Why was a 30-minute trip?

Christie insists, he doesn't know.

But the lawyer for one of Christie's former aides has hinted the decision

did go all the way to the top to dextine first here's the news listen to kCRW's 24-hour all-news

channel stream b b at kCRW dot com support for to the point comes from the members of case of agonizing delays on the george

washington bridge still unexplained new jersey governor chrishti is on a political tour

across the country some fellow republicans are meeting with them and some are not democrats are

having a field day look We'll look at the

potential fallout for the GOP. To enforce our laws. And it's going to be difficult to move any

immigration legislation until that changes. Enforce our laws? Well, there's a couple of dynamics

going on here. And I think there was a lot of coverage and attention paid to these remarks, but not quite yet ready. The duration needs to get done, but he has a very

divided and fractious party. And I think part of his comments were acknowledging the part of the

when they say that they don't trust the president enforcing the laws. One, I would say that

congressional Republicans, since they won the House in 2010, have not trusted President Obama on laws. One, I would say that congressional Republicans, since they won the House

in 2010, have not trusted President Obama on anything. So suggesting that immigration is new,

a challenge is not necessarily accurate. But in particular, they cite the Affordable Care Act,

and that the administration has used executive authority to change the way the law is being implemented in the way.

And the idea of enforcement, or whether you're enforcing the law or not, is something that would

certainly be open to... On the border, on the U.S. Mexico border to secure it there.

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