some sort of barrier structure. the big question is not how big the money is going to be. it s how much of the wall will democrats allow to be put into this compromise bill? ainsley: kamala harris said here he is trying to separate families. maybe i will let the daca recipients and kids brought here at early age stay. and then she said the parents should stay, too. it keeps getting more and more farther to the left. steve: that s california. it s a sanctuary state. brian: president came out with some really good compromise options two weeks ago and nancy pelosi didn t entertain any of it i m wondering are those compromise issues of three years for tpps and three years for daca. the seven new border agents. are they still on the table. the president says start from zero. he indicated in the wall street journal yesterday, daca, that s for another time. steve: i think everything is on the table. you were talking about how
get in across the border because we don t have border security. but i don t think that we would ask, i don t think the legal immigrant will say that all immigration should be shutdown as a cause. no one is saying that. that s why we shouldn t be walk get away from comprehensive immigration reform that creates process for asylum seekers that s real and legitimate, and right now we don t have them, trump administration is playing politics and blaming democrats rather than coming to the table and have negotiated outcome for that kind at the program. heather: they re not at the table because they re in hawaii. right, exactly. the only person, the only party here that s offered a solution, comprehensive immigration reform is president trump, he said i will give you daca legalization if in return you give me the barrier structure, border wall, a fair compromise, democrats walked away, nancy pelosi is in hawaii, chuck schumer laughed at the deal, this was a fair deal, you want border
obsessions like amazon and so i think that was sort of a quick portrait and glimpse into what the president is thinking and ruminating over right now. expanding on what we ve seen on twitter, sam, which is fierce statements about daca, which bear no relationship to the actual facts. people coming across now, since 2007, cannot qualify for daca, period. correct. i mean, you re right, it was a potpourri of different topics. it was curious when he was going to actually stop talking. the stuff that struck me about the immigration comments, the portion of it, was just the absence of empathy for the people who are coming across the border now. he s right, in the sense that there s a conservative line that you shouldn t cross the border. you re here illegally. there are laws that prohibit this. there s not a physical barrier structure, but you can t, you know, be here illegally, technically. it s a matter of deportation that it comes down to.