things in. but if you have got thousands of miles of wall and you don t have people stations every couple feet to monitor it, it won t work. we need technology, not a wall. walls are old technology. the inqulien plane is old technology the inqulien pla e plane is old technology. fire is old technology. electricity wasn t invented yesterday. it s a passive security measure. i get it, you don t understand this stuffed but you talk about it anyway. when you are involved in access control. we are not look for a perfect solution. a wall is not going to stop every single person. what it does is, it creates an
things in. but if you have got thousands of miles of wall and you don t have people stations every couple feet to monitor it, it won t work. we need technology, not a wall. walls are old technology. the inqulien plane is old technology the inqulien pla e plane is old technology. fire is old technology. electricity wasn t invented yesterday. it s a passive security measure. i get it, you don t understand this stuffed but you talk about it anyway. when you are involved in access control. we are not look for a perfect solution. a wall is not going to stop every single person. what it does is, it creates an
is a perfect obstacle to block things in. but if you have got thousands of miles of wall and you don t have people stations every couple feet to monitor it, it won t work. we need technology, not a wall. walls are old technology. the inqulien plane is old technology the inqulien pla e plane is old technology. fire is old technology. electricity wasn t invented yesterday. it s a passive security measure. i get it, you don t understand this stuffed but you talk about it anyway. when you are involved in access control. we are not look for a perfect solution. a wall is not going to stop every single person. what it does is, it creates an
the facts, that the president s got 60 days before congress actually really does need to go on the record here? is there an agreement that that s the legal situation at hand? no, no. not at all. there are certain members, senator murphy, for instance, from connecticut who says, look, he has sort of the 60-day authority to go out and take some action to protect u.s. interests. and he is onboard with that. but past that, he would want to see the president come back to congress for a new authorization. right. yeah. then you have a lot of other members that are reading either the 2001 or the 2003 auaf as giving them the authority. there are those who say the iraq authorization still applies because there s a little bit of wiggle room in some of the la e language that talks about iraq generally to do this. there are those who say, well, isis may end up re-reconciling with al qaeda and that point could then trigger the 2001. i think to a certain degree frankly a lot of members are
applau applause. hey. yeah. many young people like leah, it just makes me inspired. it is a good way to start the week. all of the students here who are discovering and exploring new ideas, it is one tof the reason that i love to visiting schools like bladensburg high. i want to congratulate all of you for the great work that you are doing. i brought a couple of folks here who are e helping to facilitate some of the programs here. my new deputy secretary of labor chris lu is here. give him a big round of appla e applause. some of the biggest champions for education in prince george s ko county are here including your governor martin o malley. county executive rusann baker,