[laughter] ainsley: accepted us. steve: book? ainsley: send us your photos showing them throughout the morning. you with your loved ones or your valentine s day. brian: we like to seat pictures. 1-800-flowers made this whole thing possible. they have been growing them since last valentine s day. steve: let s talk about stuff in the news you heard a moment ago judge napolitano is going to be with us in a moment. first let s talk about the number one story down on capitol hill. is that is anything getting done in the u.s. senate regarding daca? we were told free-wheeling debate starting a couple days ago. you know what? so far a lot of speeches, but no votes under the big top. brian: i am optimistic they are going to get something done today in terms of speeches and postures and putting 25 people here and 25 there and 30 there. i think. steve: what does that do? brian: i think they are going to begin to group. they are goggin to group and find out where the momentum is when they feel as
jesus talks to you. exactly. [laughter] [applause] that s different. that s different. that s called mental illness, if i m not correct. my question is can he talk to mary magdalene without his wife in the room? steve: it s another thing when jesus talks to you, that s called mental illness. that was joy behar yesterday on the view. they were responding to a clip from omarosa, where she was talking about her time at the white house and she said that mike pence said jesus tells him to say things and that s what precipitated that conversation. brian: i m kind of torn about keep rolling clips of the view. because we are making it relevant again. i like life for when five years we ignored the view. steve: you aren t interested in the crazy things they say to america. brian: not really we give ratings. ainsley: tomi lahren is a fox news contributor. we wanted to have you on to see what you think about it what did you think of joy
same thing as a judge in san francisco did, which was to say people on daca can stay. you can t kick them off. new people about to apply to daca, the president s choice. so, part of daca has been restrained. that the new that the old people that have been on it can t be kicked off. part of it is up to the president to decide. ainsley: in your interpretation of the law do they have a point? are they correct? does the law protect daca. yes, in my opinion, i might have done the same thing. obviously i didn t read all the documents that the once people plan their lives on something, particularly something this long, 14, 15, 20 years in the case of some of them. pulling the plug out from under them without a hearing, without examining each individual case would be impossible to many people fundamentally unfair. brian: supreme court will maybe take a look at this now. judge: unless congress does. in fairness to president trump, this is a
goodlatte bill very conservative in nature. meanwhile the senate is going to go back and forth on the mccain coons what some people call a skinny bill. a nonstarter, makes no sense. study the border on four states? nothing more to study. what a waste of time. they got it down. they just have to decide what to do. now the question is would the president accept 25 billion in a trust fund, means you can t touch it, unless for the wall. would he accept 25 billion for that in exchange for the legalization of 1.8 without the chain and without the lottery? steve: he already had that offer. chuck schumer put that on the table a month or so ago. and the president said sorry, chuck, no deal because can i get more and he is probably right. ainsley: they could get the daca thing done. i understand if a democrat wants if the democratic party want these individuals who are already in the country to stay, i can understand that. but why do they care so much about the voice lottery. why do they want
doctor until i got the college and had the opportunity to learn about and to meet dr. carson. brian: we just heard what you just said yesterday here is what he tweeted back i m humbled by your kind words. many background. in light of the operating room everyone s brains look the same and everyone can achieve great things if they set theirs to it what s your thought on that. couldn t agree more. a lot of folks debate the value of black history month. but yesterday the president s remarks were so important because they inspire hope. many folks know of my story. i have a brother who is in prison right now with substance use disorder. so within the same family as the taxpayers, folks can either pay for someone to be incarcerated or have a surgeon general. we have got to help folks understand there are options available to them to become a doctor, to become a police officer, to serve in the military. that s why it s so important at yesterday s event that we shared these important stories