because he is a liar tucker: who? and he is insulting dreamers as if they re all ms-13 tucker: i thought he was offering amnesty for 2 million of them. for a war they didn t pay for. tucker: mark, you used to be such a reasonable guy. i think trump says some unreasonable think but then the left double downs and is no much more unreasonable you re going to get him re-elected because he said something about meryl streep. the black democrats didn t applaud because he took false credit for black unemployment. let s talk numbers. joe talked numbers tucker: how about answer my question. we can move on. by 2-1 the public doesn t trust him. your audience does and you do
precisely about this tsunami. he wrote, quote, tsunami alert. only problem for dems, elections still ten-plus months away. david wasserman is a political analyst for the cook political report and nbc news contributor. david, talk numbers to me. ari, we re seeing some horrific polling numbers for republicans. democrats have leads in excess of 12, 13 points on a lot of generic congressional ballot polls. our expectation is that democrats need to win the national house popular vote by somewhere around 7% to 8% to win the barest possible majority in the november mid terms. and so they re above where they need to be. and again, the only problem for democrats, the election is still ten months away. do. you think democrats look at this and think, gosh, do we want to stick with the same leaders with have? i mean, nancy pelosi has done this a few times, and she s got a lot of love in the party. but there is also a lot of other voices who want a turn. what is your political analysis
and mcconnell has gone as far to say i m scheduling a meeting on this friday. let s talk numbers, right? 27 democrats we think will filibuster. three say they re on the fence. two outright saying i don t know. what do the numbers tell you? it tells me that the republicans really feel like they re going to get him on this bench. vice president pence said it last weekend, one way or the other he ll get up there. but i have to think it is a big deal to change the rules of the senate. that s a traditional place and this could have a lasting impact down the road on the supreme court. we could see other candidates who are less mainstream, right, because they wouldn t have to be worried about whether they are confirmable and if there is another time that the president and the senate are from different parties. we could see that garland thing play out again, too, which is an
more than a foot of snow. boston got more than ten inches. reuters got its hands on a new reuters report showi the president s border wall would cost twice as much as he said it would during the campaign. the price tag is nearly $22 billion, 21.6 to be exact. it going to take three and a half years to build. this memo is set to be presented to homeland security secretary john kelly sometime soon. congressman, thank you for joining us. hey, let s talk numbers, let s talk budget. i want your reaction to this reuters report. $22 billion to build this wall. who s going to pay for it? i hope after we talk about budget, i can get a few seconds to address the senator about the executive order. sure. $22 billion obviously a big
people said something despicable. that s not representative of the movement. i want to ask you, nationally you look at the numbers and the fact is despite the impression of danger, police deaths are down. they are down 16% from this time last year. does that show you don t the numbers show you can argue the numbers show that those fears are on the statistics, that those fears are overblown. let s talk numbers. shall we? those numbers show a lower amount of police murdered. but never have i seen in many, many, many years where the public has there are certain fringe groups have a hate for cops where the whole we will go back to ferguson. the hands up don t shoot was actually based on a lie. we re seeing it in new york, in chicago, in texas where cops aren t killed in the line of duty. cops are killed by execution. that s what s changing the