you just limit it is callous. harris: how do they know, are the experts? lisa: or write in a way that everyone can go home and say they cover they want. president trump can say it s a wall, democrats can say it s specifically not a wall produce thing like that. you re not going to get an encumbrance of deal done in the short a period of time. you look at issues like daca exactly, hair spray to get issues like daca both the like they ve been trying to solve these more nuanced immigration issues for quite some time. they failed to do so. it s certainly not going to get done in this short period of time. harris: do declare an emergency if you are the president? lisa: i think that might be going to make its funding. to brian s point as well, you got a bicameral bipartisan group of members of congress that are trying to come to terms with something that both president trump would sign off on and both their parties and both bodies of congress are going to sign off on.
addressed the controversy publicly. they re also announcing that halftime act maroon five will take place in the usual pregame press conference, and that s the middle backlash from fans upset that colin kaepernick is not found work as a quarterback since launching the league s national anthem protest controversy. the nfl saying, maroon five trend has been working hard on a super bowl xliii halftime show that will meet and exceed the standards of this event. as it is about the music, the artists will let their should do the talking as they prepared to take the stage this sunday. many are blasting on twitter, saying they are trying to avoid more bad publicity. brian kilmeade, a couple of lengths to go down here. let s start with the blown call. what you do after the fact? brian: nothing. if you want to make a speech about it, okay, but that would be unprecedented. you never want to commissioner adjusting something that happened on the field. especially now, you don t even have a play
a pivotal moment in venezuela s deepening political crisis. disputed president nicholas maduro grasping for power now despite a wave of antigovernment protests as well as pressure from the united states to step down and let opposition leaders took charge. steve harrigan is live for us in caracas, venezuela, with the latest on this. steve? harris, the downtown area of the venezuelan capital has once again become a scene of protest. it s got thousands of people out there with bells, whistles, horns, signs and flags. they are all calling for the ouster of disputed president nicolas maduro. this is the greatest protest we have seen since guaido called himself interim president. guaido got a big boost this morning, he got a call from president trump in a move the white house it was a move to show support for democracy in venezuela. as far as the disputed presiden
fact that they re one and only goal was to defeat donald j. trump in the white house, then we need to not be fighting amongst ourselves and identify someone who can do just that. someone like a sherrod brown, we mentioned yesterday. speed when i know you are a friend of his. capri: them just just saying that because he is on the on the home team, but you need somebody who can talk to those voters. there aren t a lot you can do that right now. lisa: let s get melissa in on this. do you think that s what democrats will do customer if you have a crowded primary field. it looks like kamala harris at least right now seems to be different later. how will she plan some of those states like wisconsin? melissa: when i watch this fight, it s funny to me that they have become the party of the battling billionaires. you just have these billionaires trying to bend the party to their will. and that s not the democratic party that i thought i knew, at least growing up. all of a sudden you have
brian: with the president just tweeted, if you re not going to talk about some border wall or fence or barrier right, there is no reason to have the talks, he is saying. was very interesting, i couldn t get senator casey the democrat from pennsylvania to agree to anything but a fence. steel slats are there already. if the president degrees, the experts told him don t use the israeli model, use the model that we have now, the president is convinced of that, would you do it? he said, i only agree to a fence. what the difference? the experts are telling you steel slats. the president isn t getting his concrete wall. there is the gift. he s afraid of his own leadership, or he s unable to think outside the fence. harris: or give him another option. it could be what he s hearing at home from constituents. that s what melissa has been talking about, with semantics. brian: with the president wants. melissa: why don t they just put in language with a limit with the barrier could be?