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bernie sanders when he announced in february raised $6 million in 24 hours. steve, a moment ago you had a secret source that joe biden raised $6 million. ainsley: how well do you know the source? steve: campaign correspondent peter doocy. lived at my house. i called him up. how much did joe raise? 6.3 billion. i woke him up. ainsley: he is a good buy. they were loving it. the energy was just amazing but if you watched media coverage last night this is what they had to say. shows no desire whatsoever to try and actually seize this moment to do something different. he is a like a record who is stuck on the same groove, and you know it was a very dark speech. trump is beginning his re-election campaign with threats. we need to see the disconnect between a rally like tonight and
we re hearing relative to mexican tariffs. i hope we will get that resolved. dana: good news because mexico is acting to send the national guard troops to the border. mexico started and i still think really is the primary driver for the president is the national security issue. dana: is the secondary driver than what the president was tweeting about. i don t want to get ahead of the president. i haven t spoken to him about it. dana: so president trump making decisions that are politically unpopular. tariffs might have to be one of them. if that s the leverage that you have to get political for a second, looking at the states hardest hit by these tariffs if the president goes through with them, texas number one at $107 billion. but michigan number two at $56.3 billion. and the president of automotive at ford said this. it would have a significant impact on the industry, ourselves included. the core issue is not a trade issue, it s illegal immigration
people i m sure willing to write checks for him and at least get him off the ground. i d be very surprised if he doesn t run at this point. what you just showed is one of the indications that this is somebody who really, really wants to be back in the limelight. and he had the light shining very bright on him in munich yesterday. errol louis, we really appreciate your time. thank you. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan will start look being for funding sources for president trump s border wall. the last time week, the president declared a national emergency. the administration said 6.1 billion will be diverted from the military to pay for the wall. shanahan will have the final say on how much will be taken from which programs but a military official says he is likely to approve the 6.3 billion from construction projects. today on state of the union with jake tapper, senator sherrod brown and adam schiff
put in place 70% taxes? if we had that from the beginning of the year, it would raise $16.3 billion. that s about to pay the department of housing and urban development for six months. that s if wealthy people didn t change their behavior. when you factor in the behavior of people when you raise the taxes, that number drops below $12 billion and even into the single digits by some calculations. this idea that you tax income at 70% as a panacea will pay for things, it s not true. dana: maybe if they want more money for the government is through the capitol gains, what susan li was talking about. investments. yeah, you can do that and diminish the kind of investments we need for the innovation we need in our society. i would rather live in a country