far he goes and the actions we need to see is what we re going to do right now. sanctions in place now. military equipment, moving to help our ukrainian allies like more javelin missiles and the stingers now. we have to begin seriously raising the cost for putin and turning the ukraine into a porcupine and just one other thing. jake sullivan is being completely disingenuous when he says this has nothing to do with afghanistan and nothing to do with nord stream 2. the pipeline is built. all it takes is the new german government to certify it. that s a paperwork drill. what putin knows in the middle of winter is he will starve ukraine and starve eastern europe and hold germany hostage with their energy supply. finally with the sanctions, you have to have those in euros and in dollars. putin knows he can withstand
down. i would rather have imperfect legislation than no legislation. so i supported that. if this 1099 thing was a part of kind of trying to pay as you go with that, then i wouldn t mind doing the paperwork drill. i do know for smaller companies, jenna, six years ago, if i had to right now i have an accountant and an office manager, and they can, you know ci easily get these things done without too much pain. six years ago, if i was the only person wearing all those hats, like i was, then it would have been a great burden, and i think that s where the people that are rising up against this 1099 reporting situation, they re saying that if you re at a point where you don t have that office help and that accountant help, then it s really going to make it harder to do business. jenna: that s an interesting point, scott. and it s good to hear that your company is growing, and over the last six years, you ve seen that growth, and it was nice to talk to you again scott, and we look forwar
fence. keep in mind, sections of the fence cost taxpayers an average of $4 million a mile to build. so is it worth it? what are we doing right, what are we doing wrong when it comes to securing the border? george armano shot this, he s director of the film the other side of immigration and joins us now. let s talk about the situation there. first of all you were doing this documentary on the border fence, and these girls who were with you said we can climb the thing. i actually did a documentary called the other side of immigration , that s been out, then i was doing test shoots for my new documentary which is going to look at this side of the border, so these folks know the border area very well and they were showing me the trails where migrants hike and the fence, and sort of spontaneously they said let s see if we can lime it and i pulled out my camera and shot it and inside it revealed that the fence is absurd, not doing what it s supposed to do, and it has unintended conseque