ainsley: do you mind tipping a flight attendant? would you be okay with that? brian: i m 100 percent okay with that. steve: let me ask you this, we have great studio crew here, right? steve: ian does a great job. is he on camera 7 taking your picture. he does a good job. what are you going to tip him at the end of the show? brian: guys, i have no cash. ainsley: give him your wallet. steve: sea big talker. brian: i don t have any money. steve: venmo him. he wants to tip but doesn t have any cash. brian: i don t. i haven t carried cash all week. it will never likely be resolved. steve: as i said yesterday there is an easier way to do it if you don t have cash and if you want to tip somebody. yesterday we were talking about flight attendants. you could be wanting to tip somebody else. brian: it bothers me i never have cash anymore. i pulled out a bundle of
two little children died in the custody of the border patrol. but the plural of antidote is not data. and as painful and as horrible one death is more than we should be able to bear whether it s the corporal or whether it s the children. but the fact is we have to have public policy that secures our border and there s what the president is proposing will not eliminate those possibilities. steve: did you hear what she said? it is tragic but it is not a crisis. brian: it s a data point. steve: with all due respect it is a crisis to these families that have been impacted by drugs or the illegals who have committed crimes, particularly the ones who are in this country illegally and then were sent back but kept coming back case in point kate steinle. listen to the feelings of the angel families, people who have lost a loved one to
$2 bills and he can t keep his eyes off of it no matter where i go with it. he is right after it cash is obviously king when it comes to tipping there are alternatives that make it a lot easier. there is obviously like apple pay and venmo where you can send money to somebody it requires you to engage that employee whether it s a flight attendant or somebody else in the service industry to get personal details that they probably don t want to give you. steve: then they have your information. correct. you don t necessarily want to do that. that s where they invented things called tip genie and another one called bravo which is made for tipping. these apps haven t really caught on yet as big as they could. but, in one case, you just need to know the employee s first name and then what it might be. say the airline name or their flight or a hotel that you are staying at and then you can zap over some tips without sharing anybody s personal details. brian: here are the top five, tip genie,
national disaster. steve: right. these particular programs were for flood control, not per se disaster relief. nonetheless, keep in mind, every time the president talks about he might do it, he keeps saying if congress doesn t negotiate with me. i have heard from people close to the negotiation that while he may be asking for $5.6 billion, i heard the sound bite he ll settle for anything in the 2s. remember, it sounded like the senate was going to give him 1.3. he sees anything in the 2s. the 2 billion-dollar range as a win and as soon as the democrats comes to the table and offers him, mr. president, the offer is 2 billion something, he will say sold. brian: that s interesting. let s see how that develops. that s called bargaining that would make this interesting as opposed to the non-bargain.
much maximum pressure on the democrats to come back to the table. it looks like he is in for the long haul. and that s one of the reasons he has put on the table the fact, you know what? if the democrats are not going to negotiate and nancy pelosi has made it clear she is not interested in even sitting at the table talking about a number, then he could declare a national emergency there are all sorts of a number of democrats who said he has got the right. ainsley: that s what s so frustrating i think for the majority of americans. you always have people on the extreme on both sides. i m not giving any money or i want 25 billion. but the president is saying hey, you know what? i will take 5 billion. you were saying earlier maybe he will tach take 2 billion. 2.5 billion. steve: told somebody involved in the negotiations he will take anything in the 2s because that s almost double what the senate and the congress were going to give him. ainsley: i think the majority of americans would s