it was a long trip aboard air force one about four hours, threeou to four hours each way d on board the trip was the white house counsel, white house lawyers don't usually travel to campaign rallies to the president but they were on board the plane presumably going over the paper work and talking the president through what his legal options would be for any sort of executive action. it's a pretty complicated step. it's not just flipping a switch. but there are all different pots of money that have to be triggered at various points and there is a legal protocol to protect the administration from a challenge in the courts and i think that's the sign that the president is preparing to make an announcement. and i wouldn't be surprised if, you know, while he's signing this bill on friday, he's simultaneously announcing that he will will be taking some sori of executive action. that's what some of his advisers are encouraging him to do. and it'se a way for him to show his political supporters out in the country that he's going keep fighting for the wall. >> so, phil, wouldn't be surprise today take eliza's