germany, to ukraine, why they decided against that. the intelligence community has assessed the transfer of mig 29s to the ukraine may be escalate to re and might increase the prospect of military escalation with nato. and that is too simplistic and too naive, and it is a reflection of the fact that we have enjoyed 30 years of peace, and we need to get back into a cold war construct of statecraft in recognising what we re up against. we are still in peacetime mode. but we re up against. we are still in peacetime mode. in peacetime mode. but they don t want in peacetime mode. but they don t want the in peacetime mode. but they don t want the escalation. i in peacetime mode. but they don t want the escalation. ij don t want the escalation. of course they are not, so what we do? so we re back into 1938, what we are going to do, we don t want any trouble here. you are arguing for escalation and yet you are sitting on the fence. ., ., and yet you are sitting on the fence. . . when l
would not say that the repeal would pass the senate and find a way to get it for the senate to the floor for a vote, i believe repeal will pass the senate because there are 23 or so democrats up for election in 12. okay, that would be a shock to i think a lot of people and let s turn now to border security, the virtual fence has been scrapped after nearly a billion dollars after 53 miles of virtual. and you say we should have an actual physical fence at a cost of just 6 million dollars a mile which would total 2000 miles of border we have. and talking 12 billion dollars. so, why hasn t that been done? what s the holdup? we have not, as a congress, put together a business model either. the executive branch has and congress hasn t. partly the last two administrations is the obama and bush administration didn t want to build the fence. it was pushed hard by the people and some of them drug their feet and things changed the language along the way that undermined it and i ll make this c
different terrain, you can t build a one size fits all fence down there, arizona, mexico and california. luckily, the immigration, our immigrations are protecting our border in orlando, against a nine-year-old british boy. thank goodness they re keeping him out. he was going to be apparently a huge threat when he took his long planned trip to disney wor world. and the family bought the ticket and super excite today surprise their nine-year-old by taking him to disney world and immigration officials put the kibosh on that. they said he he was too much of a threat and they couldn t guarantee he would return to britain, going to defect. what the u.s. embassy said, because you did not demonstrate strong ties outside of the united states or not able to demonstrate that it would be consistent with status, you are
spending about 4 million dollars a mile on border control, and now, it s about 6 million dollars a mile. 12 billion dollars annually altogether. and we can build brand new interstate highway right away, paving, fencing, seating, shoulder, paint the lines across the expensive iowa corn fields and i suggest for 2 million dollars a mile we can fence as much of the southern border we need to and we don t need to fence at all. we fence until they stop going around the end. sound like a no-brainer. but with congressman steve king, glad we could convince you to get up so early. and 1 million homes foreclosed on just the last year, are we headed for a housing depression instead of a rebound? and the kennedy series, famous faces by katie holmes and greg kinnear, and blocked
billion dollars, only 53 miles of fence were ever belt and it s going to be the fence, you ll recall that protected our southern border and it didn t work. in fact, it was really an exercise in bureaucracy, run amok. and they had meetings and all sorts of money on it, only 53 miles at the end of the day. coming up we will talk to representative steve king, not peter king, he doesn t want the virtual border, an actual border along the border and tell you how you accomplish it and how cheap it is compared to a billion dollars for 53 miles. it appears that the homeland security department already has a bit of a plan if you listen to janet napolitano, they ll have aerial vehicles, thermal cameras and a variety of surveillance tools and whether or not it speaks to the difficult terrain down there and this is the problem that joseph lieberman is talking about, there s all sorts of