to the white house proposal. it offers a path for 1.8 million d.r.e.a.m.ers, but demands $25 billion for a border wall and sharp cuts to the family visas. the president is leveraging the d.r.e.a.m.ers as ransom. will hurd addressed d.r.e.a.m.ers and the border. he agrees the white house deal is too broad. i still believe that a narrow bill is most important. the thing we can get through is our congress both houses and the house and senate because the more things you add, you start creating coalition of opposition. let s keep this narrow. white house officials reject suggestions of the president asking for too much calling the path a dramatic con cessioonces the deadline today for the sanctions passed in the house and senate in july by nearly you
the truth exists whether the president believes it or not. and he plans to meet with the fbi to talk about the memo. this memo is the rebuttal over the fbi surveillance abuses. claiming it contains classified passages. democrats call that hypocrisy because the fbi warned against the release of the republicans memo and the president did any way. ahead of the week s florida debate and it comes from the chambers conservative members. this includes a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million immigrants in exchange for a border wall and even channhance security. also included is tighter immigration enforcement and limited family visas.
agricultural visas, and reform family visas. i got rid of the diversity visa. i think of course we want to we want to look at where the individuals come from, what their family connections were, if they were still in connection with somebody who is talking to terrorists abroad. but i trust homeland security and the writing they are doing. a lot of the evidence suggests that he became radicalized elite years after he came over here. that is the hardest person to detect. shannon: what about the vetting process? the president tweeting tonight saying we will ramp up extreme vetting. a phrase he likes to use. what do you say about that clock smacks to go providing we do now is a year or year and a half long process. you don t just get the visa lottery, as is often called and you were here the next day. you may be selected to be able to come to united states and get a green card, become naturalized, not an immediate process. there is vetting. the question is on the fighting for these ind