going to help us. steve: right now the question of daca is before the supreme court. i know you are waiting on that. is there a possibility tonight he will just lay out look, it s a national emergency. i m not going to declare it a national emergency. but we have got a whole bunch of money in the pentagon budget that i could reprogram. do you think that is more likely? i don t know that he is going to actually say that that s what he is going to do. i know he has already hinted to that i can tell you when i was speaking with him in the oval office, that s one of the things that he said. i need to get on tv and i need to make the case to the american public and i m going to do it and i m going to do it very quickly. he told us he was going to be going to the southwest border very quickly. again we see that. that s the type of action that we see from him and, again, that s why the border patrol agents appreciate him so much. brian: couple of things have come out of homeland security an
brian: i would just say this michael waltz who just got the job taking over for ron desantis in florida said compromise can t be a dirty word. last night senator joe manchin looked at moderate in west virginia six more years there last night he predicted monday night that president trump could get a deal on funding for the mexican border inics change for a vote on comprehensive immigration reform. he said he could dig out what happened in 2013 and go forward. ainsley: compromised might be something for daca. democrats give him a little bit of money for the wall. brian: democrats would also agree there needs to be more money for humanitarian aid at our border. they were calling for that they were talking about how there are great concern for the children who sadly lost their lives at the border. they looked at the conditions and they said that was a problem. you would have to wonder if this is addressing some of their concerns. kirstjen nielsen s. ainsley: the family whose son died in k
for dick cheney, you have to say that he is a conservative republican, just got the job that ron desantis had in the region he had in florida. he said listen, this is a time to do a daca deal. put daca on the table and begin to compromise and a cascade of things like the prison reform could start coming in now. and the american people could start diffusing and understanding that the debate should no longer be on republican and democrats who got the best deal when they came together. ainsley: daca or no daca democrats are saying they will not give any money for the wall. the president is not going to budge on that. brian: there is a moderate force within the democratic party which is not strong yet. if they do want to do something by friday, i would think that there might be a sense that something could happen. steve: well, you know, grand bargain would be great but the time is short. and tempers are flaring. when it comes to the courts, regarding executive orders, and executive power,
to deal with 700,000 cases in terms of illegal immigrants coming in and cases that we need to deal with. we have created this overwhelmed immigration system and that s what the president has been committed to and that s why it s so disappointing that democrats have not come to the table. we are hoping based on this conversation that we are moving into a more constructive path. martha: thank you very much, good to have you with us. my next guest spoke with the president about all of this for quite some time a short time ago, he says the president s right to demand more tweeting you are right to want more border security, they say no. put daca on the table and make them say no to the wall and dac daca. senator lindsey graham joins me now. what did the president say after this rambunctious meeting that we all witnessed in the oval office? how did he feel about it?
price, i think the president will. nancy pelosi should make a deal in my view and chuck schumer should too. put daca in there, ending u.s. military assistance to yemen which is something on a bipartisan basis that the senate wants. those would be at least two. border security is something i strongly support. not necessarily a physical wall. chris: that s the president s - - you can t put into an environmental areas along the coast of texas. chris: but you would pay for a wall? hemorrhaging deficits. if we are headed for a recession, these billions of dollars to add up. with the trump tax bill and other things, there s just no relief in sight. so i would return if i could, some form of this wonderful plan that was supposed to balance the budget and cut spending.