delivered there. harris: you think that is still a sticking point, that mexico isn t paying for the wall? pete: he would say they are through other means, and other people would say they aren t. i don t think it s a mistake to not have done that. that my resume in the details, what everybody would be talking about today. i love the line, america will never be a socialist country. and the democrats kind of golf clapping that. maybe it will, i don t know. harris: they were at couple of times, katie, where it must ve been challenging for democrats. because you just want to sit and be stoic if something doesn t touch you. but when they got to suffragettes in that white everybody was wearing, that thoe women jumped. katie: they were dancing! i love the fact that he got the women who were part of the women s march to get up and cheer because he was reaching across the aisle. harris: usa. katie: and then chanting usa! and saying, look, clearly we disagree. a lot of he ran f
it goes this way, you will be a watered down wind for the establishment which will get nothing really done. she s been so disingenuous from the beginning, she can t cave on too much wall funding. president trump has said, i will get my wall or else. there s not a lot of middle ground there. i m not sure a lot of people will support it. harris: i have just not heard any real clear answer from nancy pelosi and others in democrat leadership, leslie, about what you do about these 600 plus existing miles of wall. you don t want to tear down, but you can t admit that it works? leslie: first of all they haven t said that fencing in certain areas doesn t work. you ve heard a lot of democrats katie: they said it doesn t work. pete: they said it s immoral. leslie: she said it s immoral. it s not a moral not effective. pete: not effective is absurd. go down and talk to the border patrol agents before and after the ball was down there.
shutdown just days from now. or, potentially a declaration of emergency so the president would do it by executive order. this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi suggested the committee may be moving closer to some type of deal, describing what she told a republican head of the senate appropriations committee, richard shelby. watch. left to their own devices, i think they can have an agreement on time by friday. i spoke with senator shelby, i told him, whatever you all come to an agreement on, bipartisan agreement, i will support. i hope the administration will have the same attitude and respect the probations process. harris: what does that mean, kiddie customers left their own devices? she has weighed in previously with no money for the wall. it s a topic of whether or not the people in her own party would go broke and during the bipartisan effort to get us beyond this point? katie: the people who are saying we need some kind of compromise are not far left
harris: but the president did not back away from key parts of his agenda, including calls to restrict late-term abortions, rejected socialism, and build a border wall on the southern border. most of the people in this room voted for a wall, but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. [applause] i am asking congress to pass legislation to prohibit the late-term abortion of children who can feel pain in their mother s womb. [applause] tonight, we renew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. [applause] harris: and then first
again, democrats don t want to open borders. second, they do want border security. but they don t want a wall and they don t want to give the president a check in the campaign promise box. interestingly, the speaker said that she would put it to a vote. but you do have a majority of democrats in the house that might not vote in favor of it. like you said, that gives her and out. then again, both sides could suffer politically. even though the democrats think they are on a winning streak when you look at the polls, most the people that support them katie: the independents are 80%. leslie: they don t suppose anybody. katie: at the point, they like what he said. leslie: when you look at the polling spigots that, the majority of americans don t want a wall. they do want comfort and support security. harris: the majority of americans don t understand how the barrier works in the places where it is. pete: this commission, if