issues? some people find that inappropriate. i don t think it is not appropriate. they are trying to enter this country every day. they re trying to come through the southwest border. there are people who want to harm this country, enter the country illegally. many by air, some across that southern border. it isn t so far-fetched that the president would say something like that. shannon: we heard the president talk about the numbers, he asked for research as he is looking at the wall prepared congressman a pump can take those out. he said, walls work for the facts don t lie. it is real, illegal immigration done 99%. san diego, down 92%. to sound, done 90%. let s build a wall hashtag do what we said. what is your reaction? it is not surprising that we have more people crossing the border outside of the ports when the united states is metering very severely the number of people who can cross at legal
i was with barry levinson last week. he is the director of a film where a president in fiction decided to start a little war to cover up for hanky-panky. i think that s a lot of a very serious charge to make against a president. but i do think it s a question to raise when you have john bolton sitting next to him. and that particular president. in a situation where the president is embattled on all fronts, which you could see. to turn the sound off and watch the president in that very peculiar conversation. and he looked like he did when he did the fire and fury thing with north korea where he is crossing his arms. he looks very defensive. he looks embattled. it s with that mind-set that he goes into the meeting on syria. even on reagan, jonathan, i remember reagan i thought he started that action to cover up for beirut and the loss for the marine lives. it isn t so far-fetched, is it? i don t know if it s far-fetched. it s an awful charge. it s a very serious cha