many as about 1.8 million people , but in exchange the white house wants $25 billion trust fund to fund a border wall system, eliminate the visa lottery system, and end chain migration and yesterday the president was discussing this and saying that he does want to keep these folks in this country president trump: everybody wants to solve the daca problem. they ve been wanting to solve it for a long time. it should have been solved by president obama, especially when he had the house and the senate they could have solved it in a day, but they didn t solve it. he didn t solve thins and he did something that he didn t have the right to do. you understood he did an executive order and that was no good. neil: senator chuck schumer simply says that the white house is using dreamers to get daca. back to you. or to get what it wants back to you. neil: to get what it wants thank you very much buddy. all right in the meantime you ve heard by now the stories on steve wynn the casino mogul whose b
of the daca deal that would call for building a wall and eventually get legal status for up to 1.8 million illegals, largely the children of illegals who got into this country. that doesn t necessarily fly with all republicans, for example, including this next one on the phone with us now, republican congressman from ohio. good to have you. you re not a fan of this, why not? well, i have concerns and my main focus is, we need to do what is consistent with the election of 2016. what i mean by that. the american people voted loud and clear, border security, stop the visa lottery and the focus of legislation and by the way, we ll deal with the daca folks. i want to see if what the president puts forward actually squares with that mandate that the voters sent in november of 16 so we re going to look at it. neil: so if he s talking about still the wall, although the definition of the wall seems to change by the day on both sides, and chuck schumer is
this bull market did begin with barack obama, get eight of nine years of credit if they want to do that. i will say to david s point, a play off something that trump said trying to help african-americans, what hell have you got to loose going to tax cuts and waiting to see if they pan out? because everything else has produced relatively paltry growth. what do you think? that s true. and in terms of what they call the labor force participation rate, millions of people dropped out of the work force during the obama years and the recovery never picked up steam. so, yes, the market did well. but remember, markets are about big companies and what with as shocking in the last generation was how we really fell down on creating new small businesses. that s how you get the big businesses of tomorrow. that s how you get the innovation. neil: do you think that s what s behind the stock market advance. it s virtually uninterrupted. i think it was a record yesterday under close to 100. neil: s
hand to mouth. in colorado a large proportion of people if they had $1,000 emergency, they don t know where they d get na. neil: a lot of companies are raising their wages. and i think that s good. we ll see. time is going to tell whether this does pass through to workers at all levels. neil: all right. separately, governor, i know this is originally what we had you booked for, i appreciate your patience on that. the department of justice is looking at so-called sanctuary cities, and some mayors were supposed to go to this, you know, meeting with the president earlier this week, opted not to. do you think that was a mistake? you know, our mayor in denver, michael hancock who i think is a terrific mayor and a remarkable person, he took real offense and he felt that the mayors in particular are being attacked for doing exactly what federal law says. and there are a number of court cases say that city, you know, city jails are not allowed to
maryland, and then new jersey, and then moved to las vegas. he saw that vegas was the place to be. built this empire himself. i mean, he is an extraordinary entrepreneur, that cannot be discounted, a flawed human being, certainly, according to what the wall street journal is detailing and by the way, that was a great piece in the wall street journal, terrific reporting. neil: he says it s not so he so we don t know the deal. he s the wynn in wynn and without him? it s a big, big hole. that s why the stock went down 10%. neil: associated with it. wynn, it s the signature, his own signature that is what makes the company is the company s icon. so does it have any reverberati reverberating effect beyond his company? didn t look like it did. vegas, watch an old version of the godfather, i m sure you ve memorized by now. neil: that s fine. no apersians, vegas has been