and take you behind the scenes on that later this morning, guys. brian: thanks, griff. nancy pelosi wants everyone who comes to the border to come in and get a condo. you can t really do that. my only hope is, i have a lot of hopes that s for a different time. one of my key hopes is that the fact that the president bought time for congress, congress won t use more time to come up with some kind of solution. they have to put something to a vote. they can t say the president solve this problem i want to punt until november. they have got to get something done today. ainsley: paul ryan a vote today on legislation to allow families to stay together through their legal proceedings. steve: it s going to be a compromise bill. you saw those images. there is a lot going on up on capitol hill. you saw those images of speaker ryan and mark meadows from the house freedom caucus pointing their fingers at each other. apparently mr. meadows was under the impression there were going to be things in th
mean, that was just unreal. unreal. how much difference a year makes, huh? ainsley: that s great. what we didn t see is how he spends his day as the house majority whip. steve: well, one week ago today i spent the day with him and got an exclusive behind the scenes look. let s go back to capitol hill. all right. are you ready? go to our whip team meeting. steve: what exactly do you do in a whip meeting? it sounds rough. the whip team is about 80 members of the of the house help move our agenda forward: helping to educate what s in the bill and why it s important to get this bill on president trump s desk so we can actually get the economy back on track and advance the agenda. did you not tell doocy there is a dress code in the u.s. capitol? no jeans. we have a dress code around this place. let s get in here.
minutes after the hour. let s expand on this. steve: that s right. so, griff was showing us what some of the democrats in congress are suggesting. democrats broadly want families simply to be released into the united states together while their cases are being adjudicated. brian: what do they use for money or housing? steve: whatever they brought with them, presumably. i don t think we give them anything. brian: a lien to that comes in a package? i don t understand. ainsley: when the president signed that executive order yesterday saying that families are not going to be separated i thought everyone would just be wonderful. that s great. but, it hasn t been that way. others are now complaining saying have you bernie sanders who was tweeting saying merely replaces one inhumane act with another. because he says being detained indefinitely is not something that is humane. marco rubio says don t even use the word indefinitely. he says that is patently false in thinks tweet. he said there i
continue to crease the manpower there. brian: for every action there is a reaction. judge: i hope this makes sense brian kilmeade. brian: i pick it up. nothing is solved. you are laying out the challenges. judge: tremendous challenge. can you see the frustration on his face last night in minnesota as he was explaining it the challenge is almost overwhelming. ainsley: marco rubio s bill the new bill hires more judges to speed up the process. judge: that bill and the ted cruz bill would reduce the 20 kays to 72 hours. give them the judicial manpower in which to accomplish that. steve: we will see what happens. brian: thanks for going to law school. now i m otto d.c. for bret baier. brian: play the role of judge napolitano. liberals want the liberal hurricane in the u.s. cancer patient forced to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars because his government wouldn t pay for life-saving drug. is this really what many in this country had in mind? mind
more judges to go and speed up this process. at least the parents and kids are back together in a safe praise. steve: new bill has got to be passed by congress. we saw mark meadows fighting with paul ryan in that video that griff just ran. apparently, according to capitol hill sources, apparently mark meadows thought there were things for the house freedom caucus things they wanted in the bill they weren t there and he was a little upset. one other thing that we have been talking about. this all started when the attorney general said we are going to go and have zero tolerance when it comes to breaking the law. zero tolerance aspect continues to this day. it s going to will prosecute adults who try to come into the country illegally. what it will do is they are going to try to keep the families together as a unit while it s being adjudicated. as we heard from the judge. they are trying to speed things up. trying to get more judges. and the president has reached out to the department o