of history. very quickly, the washington post reporting on this deal to put protections for dreamers for funding for a border wall. is that something you would support if it came down to that? i m not enamored with a border wall, halli. one of the members of congress who think compromise is a good word, not a bad word. designed a constitution based on numerous compromises. if it comes to a negotiation, i want to be at that table. and i want to get to yes. and i hope colleagues who approach this issue from different angles will all come to the table with their ideas and hoping to forge a compromise. knowing that a compromise may force all of us to support certain ideas or concepts that we re not fully comfortable with. that s the nature of it. that s the way congress is supposed to work. thank you for being here on this program. we ll stay tuned to see what happens with your bill over on the hill. i want to show you this radar image of hurricane irma
challenged issue. that prevents a real challenge for a president who on the one hand has dreamers to rest easy and on the other hand, i am going to rescind what he believes is a constitutional executive order. there s such a huge morale dimension to this. she s a perfect example why even if we want to put aside the huge moral side of this, the economic side, the return on investment here, that this country has made and these dreamers, you look, the average age they came here, 6 years old. now they are all in their 20s, even if like secretary cobach we invested the tax dollars and public education system, they are out as adults and working over 90% are in school or paying college tuition or working and paying taxes and by the way, before this ever happened, i covered the social security issue. one of the main ways that we can
risk for primary challenges. i think you ll hear a lot of noise. our colleague kristen welker reporting that some are calling this a bloody september from the perspective of conservatives. now, what i think the way that this is tracking, according to my sources, is that, you know, there is quite a bit of support for continuing essentially the underlying policy that is daca through legislation among republicans who we might have previously called chamber of commerce republicans. people who are listening to the business community. this is an issue that the business community is very focused on. big companies don t want to see this policy reversed. many of them have. people who are here legally under this program and who are working for them. and they don t want to have to suddenly make different plans to fill those holes. so, you potentially do have republicans who would be willing to get on board. this is also something where they re going to have to convince democrats to go along with
have quadrupled because of obamacare. that s an equal war on women. on the social security issue, even the president of the united states has indicated, correct me if i m wrong, he s willing to take the position you strongly disagree. i sure do. and i believe that virtually every republican in the united states congress believes in cutting social security. that s absolutely a lie. the ryan budget called for the transformation of medicare into a voucher program. massive cuts in medicaid and many republicans can i finish my point? but when you say something that is not true, i have to correct it. it s not true. do you believe in raising minimum wage? what i m saying is do you believe in raising let me tell you what happened in australia. the minimum wage in us a australia is $20 an hour. she doesn t want to talk about that. i want job growth.
the reality of in this economy things will be delayed. people aren t going to be doing the same thing they did 10, 20 years ago. take it into account. but then it has a structural unemployment. if people are not embarrassed to move out, how do you make it better? you just get more and more and more delay. it is a big drag on the economy. boomers are trying to retire and facing a social security issue. what is the problem in this country? people do have jobs, but they don t want to do the underpaid ones. makes sense because you can t afford rent. if you are back with mommy and daddy you can take the jobs on the table no one is taking because you have a house to go back to. if you are lucky, you throw out the beanbag chair and super innintendo. it is perfect for the hipster. or someone who looks vaguely homeless and of that age-group. even more authentic. m coming up, where do you