have seen almost nonstop shoutdowns, protests, infringements of the freedom to express dissenting views of any sort. and the universities have generally responded by trying to just cover it up. to put over it excuses, rather than solutions. ainsley: peter wood, thank you for joining us. thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. hillary clinton is still trying to figure out what happened in 2016, but guess who has an idea? ruth bader ginsburg. plus, andrew mccarthy, white house press deputy secretary hogan gidley and house majority whip steve scalise are all live. i
day anymore? brian: is he a humble man. i was watching another channel yesterday. watch mostly uhf at my house did. a story how lincoln s cabin isn t actually lincoln s cabin. a conglomeration of wood built in and around when he was born. we don t know if that cabin exists. ainsley: i heard george washington didn t chop down the cherry tree. brian: i believe he did. steve: i hear that washington didn t actually throw a bit coin across the platomic. ainsley: didn t have wooden teeth. brian: if he did throw a bit coin would it ripple because i can t figure out what it is. ainsley: there goes ainsley s future. ainsley: did i invest. steve: happy birthday abraham lincoln. there is lincoln right there.
essentially the senate version. get rid of chain migration and visa lottery but at a steep cost for a lot of republicans and that is to allow in close to 2 million dreamers and that is a price republicans are willing to pay to get all the stuff they want. ainsley: we are going to be interviewing a dreamer who supports the president s plan coming up at 6:20. dying to hear what she says. our bookers are great to tell what he says. bookers are great to guest that guest on. brian: don t be surprised a in this thing people doing it right and have been online for years trying with green cards trying to become citizens doing everything correct. the president my propose something where we empty that roinel. roinel line. related to people in this country and people doing it the right way. how could a democrat say those people doing it the right way, let s leave them on that line that never ends. steve: one thing about the republican senate proposal that we just depicted for
opiates, i had no idea what an opiate was and had to google it and off to rehab nick went. look at these pictures you are the all-american family. this can happen to anyone. we saw him with braces and kids in the background with sippy cups. we can all relate to these pictures. it can happen to anyone. you wrote a letter to the president for valentine s day. why did you want it to be delivered as a valentine? we all kind of came together as a nation. and figured valentine s was very fitting. ainsley: these are moms who have lost their kids. and some fathers too jumped in. and through our broken hearts, we wanted to show the president our love and warm his heart through our tragedy and see the faces and, you know, a lot of it is all about numbers with this epidemic. and, you know, these are our babies.
look, you need to make some redactions and technical corrections here and we ll get it out right away from. that point we have heard nothing but crickets. if they wanted to get it out they would be down there all day yesterday redacting it, getting it back over to the white house so the public could know what s in it. brian: all his points, i thought that was most relevant. because, if you want something done, go do it over the weekend and it would be ready to go on monday. dan bongino, form ar former sect service agent. podcast in the country dan bongino show. steve: aiming for number one. ainsley: the second? why aren t you number one? second is amazing. try harder. brian: almost with no promotion have you done it amazing. shows how relevant your are points are. in terms of, this talk about why that second memo isn t out. this is playing out exactly like the president said. they were going to put this forward. going to be unreleasable.