[cheers and applause] a wall. [chanting build that wall] steve: a lot of people were saying that there greg abbott, took some questions and people were saying we need to you support our president and he had good answers and good responses. he seems like he really knows what is going on. brian: texas is changing. sea politician. and there is a sense, the polls show more people don t want a wall than do want a wall. now the question was do they want ballard fencing. fencing or bollard still blanks it might have been different. he knows that they want them to be stronger. governor perry for the most part was stronger on the wall. you remember what he did than abbot. the when he went into that room he was like a rock star. the first thing was can i have enough time to talk to everyone before we roll the cameras. so we actually delayed the start for 15 minutes so he could talk to people openly. ainsley: he said what you don t see, what the public
the border who runs the migrant affairs in tijuana said he is concerned about what to do with these people. the u.s. border patrol agents are very worried about unsustainable numbers. rgb says they are on track to surpass last year 162,000 arrests with almost 75,000 already this year. and there s this. look at that flier. a new calling for another caravan to depart san pedro honduras on february 16th. it s the same location as that last caravan began on january 15th. guys. steve: that s the date when there could be another government shutdown as well. griff, thank you very much. because the time would run out on that conference committee which is 17 lawmakers who are going to try to figure something out. the president sat down with wall street journal yesterday and in the wake of the fact that he reopened the federal government to get things going to get people paid. he was asked about ann coulter who said that after
of the border has to deal with very, very quickly. guys. steve: on february 16th, the day after they figure out whether or not the government is going to shut down again. griff, real quickly, i know mexico is encouraging migrants to stay and work. how many people are taking him up on that offer? griff: hard to say. i would like to get back down there, guys. one migrant received that asylum and he actually text me over the weekend and asked if he could have funds wired to him to take a bus to the u.s. border line as he called it i presume he intends to cross illegally. ainsley: he was asking you personally? steve: yeah. griff: he was. we did not give it to him. journalism rules predict from giving him free bus tickets. it s an indication, listen, there is no surprise here, final destination for the majority of these migrants is the united states. they say they want to come for work and because of the horrific condition in their own country. ainsley: mexico s new president is saying you
and seek asylum and come back to mexico and live there until they hear back from the united states? griff: that s correct. here s the thing, ainsley, most of them know they would be denied and would not qualify for asylum just because they want a new job. steve: sure. all right. griff jenkins, who has been solicited to buy bus fare for one but you buy for one you got to buy for 12,000. brian: nigerian prince in need of money as well. well noted. steve: peter nicholas of the wall street journal got an exclusive interview yesterday with the president of the united states. keep in mind, today the government is officially opened. federal employees are going to get their back wages, which is great. now it goes to a conference committee where 17 lawmakers will try to wrangle some sort of a deal. does the president think that they will be able to come up with something? he is skeptical. ainsley: he is doubtful. he said to the wall street
remember when we all used to go to the cafeteria and just chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted most likely to help people save $668 when they switch. -at this school? -didn t you get caught in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] - box, have a great summer. danielle. ooh. danielle, control yourself. i d like to slow it down here with a special discount for a special girl. danielle, this one s for you. steve: federal government employees heading back to