that i have been thinking about a lot, joel, and entertain me on this for one moment. it s this. this idea that there s other countries watching this situation play out, and when i say other countries, i m talking specifically about china and taiwan, right? seeing that if, in fact, moscow, russia, were to invade ukraine and there were no real circumstances aside from the sanctions. we know the sanctions will be leveled against them, but does putin really care about sanctions? nobody really knows. there s no military action done. no military repercussions. then you have china, this world power, looking at this happening and thinking, well, if they can do it, so can i. and other countries doing the same. what does that where does that leave us? yeah, you re putting your finger right on the hottest button question right now in washington, which is, what signal is this sending? and what the biden team is doing is sending a signal that the
message that was so stern, that warning of migrants telling them essentially please do not come, do not come, emphasizing something the administration has been saying for months, but that is clearly not been working. the vice president banking on that message in person which she will also deliver again today we are told will help at least resonate a little bit more strongly. as gabe knows well on the border, it doesn t match up with the reality we re seeing. this is something in terms of the timeline here, chris, the vice president very clear she doesn t believe there s going to be any immediate fix to this in the short term. it s going to take years. some experts think even decades to really solve this issue. the other extremely hot button question here, will vice president harris ever visit the southern border has republicans have called on her to do. she told lester holt that maybe at some point she would go, but that she wasn t interested in grand gestures. we can expect that polit
who can answer this questions. a short time ago the supreme court said it will do that, it will hear this case on a fast track in the second week of april. now, the trump administration was defending this saying questions about citizenship or ore jor or origin have been on every census sense 2000 and it s asked personal demographic questions, like relationship status, race and so on. and that this would not suppress the count. so, anyway, the supreme court is going to take up this very hot button question on a fast track hearing it in april. ali. pete, i don t know how you do it. i live in amazement. a piece of news comes out, pete appears on tv and gives you the clearest jigs of what happened. you re a human encyclopedia. they let me do my homework. we appreciate it. pete, thank you. coming up next, i m going to dig into where president trump is getting his border wall money from and what will american
keep the internet free can flow throughout iran. we could have more sanctions we could fast track efforts to broadcast more. there is a whole host of things that we could do to help. lets turn briefly to north korea. what did you think on the button question. i thought it was imprinted to tell you the truth. were talking about the greatest foreign policy threat that they face. to be able to fasten a nuclear warhead and trump has his people working around the clock to create a strategy that deals with that. i think the president would be better off if he quieted down on the subject of north korea. see mac for three decades they have heard all options are on