laura: juan, going through some old clips of joe, not the gaffe because it is easy to do. something actually interesting, what he said last, i think it was last february if my memory serves me correct, about border enforcement and the wall. this made me almost like him. let s watch. if you had a wall that provided the security that wasn t just an absolute waste of money, meaning national technical means to protected and all these kids had a path to citizenship, i would be inclined to do that. you would give trump the political victory in order to get the dreamer deal done. i don t care about his political victory. it s not how i view politics. laura: listening to that, i think everyone forgot, i found that in the makeup chair tonight. wow, i missed it. that s really not today s democratic party. he s kind of pragmatic. trump might get a win that will get the daca stuff. where is that democrat today and
the leftists are all in on the daca stuff. rachel: if you wanted a deal for daca, the deal is there the deal has been spelled out by the president. it s not hard. i actually think and i said this before on the show. i think they give them citizenship to the daca recipients if they could get the wall if the republican could say get the wall and chain migration and the lottery. pete: going to get resistance from conservatives. rachel: maybe, but a deal is a deal. this is a president who likes to negotiate. i think there is a deal to be made. i know there is a deal to be made. this entire government is being shut down because of daca. pete: even the media is admitting dean dean this is a big shock to me. they talk about it and the new york times and people say hey, this is a democratic shut down. first time i have seen that you know, you normally wouldn t see it this time the a.p. and other people are saying it s a democratic shut down. really interesting to see. maybe it won t play t
interesting. what drivers them around here to do this? i think some of the di vice it comments the way trump handled charlottesville, the immigration he brought up. he was a pro-immigration president and trump won on and anti immigration campaign and the daca stuff, he removed it. how about the fact that the trump residency is a total repudiation of the bush years, literally, this is not george one. bush s father s republican party anymore. trump ran on getting us out of bush wars. he ran on withdrawing the united states from this global community that you know against this idea his father calm up with nafta. exactly. we see it develop now. both bushes had the united states as a leader of a global community. there are many inside the trump administration, chris who reject the idea that there even is such a thing as a global community.
be systemic and is much larger than a handful of operations and hundreds of patients. but we do know that the long term efforts to fix organization as large as this will not be solved in the next several weeks or month. this outrage, shinseki s fate will not decide whether or not the v.a. becomes totally fixed organization or patched together like we have now. this is going to be a long term problem. and the v.a. is going to continue to have problems. we have more veterans coming home. we have more economic demands than u.s. congress has been willing to appropriate for. you are dealing with a massive bureaucracy protected by rules that resist reform. i feel in some ways not just because of the aca stuff we are on a record that keeps skipping
error around it and we all run around saying that s the number. there s a lot of uncertainty there. here s the thing. one thing that s been horribly missing because the extent to which the report has been mis n misconstr misconstrued, because the economy has been growing too slowly, our fiscal outlook is a little bit worse. i think all this aca stuff is a big distraction. what the report is really saying is if this economy would grow faster, we d actually have better fiscal outcomes. that is a very fair point. josh, also buryed in the report is the fact that premiums are going to be 15% lower than last year s forecast. and the deficit is expected to be reduced by $1 trillion in the