Dennis Michael Lynch calls out Marco Rubio on Border Security

DML/youtube ^ | April 19, 2013 | Dennis Michael Lynch

[AuntB]

Although I give Marco credit for entering radio row to explain why it is he has flip flopped on his position about "border security" being in place before a pathway can be considered, I have no respect for anyone who places votes in front of national security and unemployment.

I had the opportunity to go face to face with Marco minutes after he told radio host Michael Brown (CO) that 6 of 9 border sectors are secure. Having made the film THEY COME TO AMERICA II -- which was set to release this week but we've held off due to the events taking place in Boston -- I know the rhetoric coming from Rubio, Napolitano, Obama and the Gang of 8 is a bunch of hot air.

Attached is a video that includes a clip from TCTA2 and then my face to face with Marco where he counters his own statement to Michael Brown.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGD1oykq190

[AuntB]

Dennis Michael Lynch is the producer of the Movie, "They come to America" and an outspoken advocate for border security.

He encountered Sen. Rubio and it's interesting to watch! They Come to America

[AuntB]

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I wanted to tune in to any and all radio shows from FAIR’s Hold Their Feet........ It was not posted on the Fair site at all. There was no way to find out what radio shows were taking part.

[AuntB]

I didn’t hear about hold their feet this year until it was over!

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