negotiations about whether or not they can seize the land and pay later. that's the strategy they have now and it's one that jared kushner laz been assigned to carrying out as he is now kind of the unofficial border wall czar, if you will, by his father-in-law to carry this out. another issue though is the contracts. my colleague and i reported on the fact there's now an inspector general investigation into a company known as fischer sand and gravel that got a $400 million contract to build 35 miles of wall on the southern border, and it turns out they might not be able to carry that through. that's what the inspector general is looking at. and they may have been chosen because of outside influence. the president repeatedly touted that company. >> the swamp is being drained, huh. >> getting swampier. >> how do you think trump voters will react to him not delivering on his signature promise. obviously they've already forgotten they forgot he promised mexico would pay for