STEPHEN HAYES: There was a time back in the primaries where a lot of people, including you, were arguing that any attack on Donald Trump, on immigration or these others issues was in effect a vote for Jeb Bush, a support for Jeb Bush. Now you've got an immigration policy that looks like it's being retracted when it was the most important issue for a lot of voters. 

LAURA INGRAHAM: The most important issue I think is restoring trust in the government, that the government is actually going to stand up for the people and that political correctness doesn't run the entire government. I think that's the -- is the government going to work for you? Are you going to be the servant of the government? I think that's really at the base of why he was successful. It looks, if this is true, that he is going to enforce the law against the worst of the worst. I don't remember Jeb Bush talking about that. Jeb Bush was talking about it's an act of love. 

Previously: 

Latinos: A New Immigration Plan From Donald Trump Won't Magically Erase His Previous Bigotry

Rachel Maddow: It's “Nuclear” That Trump Is “Overtly Citing” The Center For Immigration Studies In His First Campaign Ad

CNN Contributor Ana Navarro Skeptical Of Trump's Alleged Immigration Reversal: “Too Late”