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Besides the wall. and pelosi last week even indicated if you want to put up more fencing and call it a wall, in some places that would be fine. so the president could -- if this were any other president, id venture to say, this is extrapolating, you could see the president declare victory in about ten days from now, put up more fencing, agree to more fencing, and get out of this issue, which is threatening to dominate his entire presidency, more than two years of his presidency, and going forwar...

Perhaps some barriers and perhaps some additional fencing where p.b.c. says it wants it. congress is working as it does, that you have to swallow some things you dont want but they all can claim victory. but this president is so unpredictable. thats why theyre seeing he has to do a national emergency, its the only way to get him to stop. >> why donald trump is so ill suited for this job, if you talked to any president that was worth their weight in salt, at least, if you talk to any lawyer whos ...

>> well, i went and met with border security, you know, custom and boarder security about a week and a half ago and it takes all these things. it takes more people, it takes technology, and it takes barriers. now, they can -- you can call it whatever you want, but you have to have all those things if you want to secure a border. and i dont know why theyre talking about, you know, $1.3 billion when you look at the whole project, you ask border security what they need, its in excess of $20 billion...

A real security threats. well when we just look at whats the pentagon saying about this deployment as you just mentioned the new troops will be used to provide a new system of civilians and morning touring of the border area and then they will be used to install additional wire barriers its doesnt sound like immediate securitys threat like an emergency so its rather a seems that it is a political stance desire to bag president trumps campaign promise and to show that he is determined to push thr...

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Sovereign control of our border or not? certainly a border wall works. it impedes entry into the united states. there is no magic technology that can be applied to stop or provide a barrier to stop people who are entering the united states illegally. >> sandra: based on what im hearing from you now it sounds like another shutdown could be on the way. >> i think with chuck schumer in december decided to block the bills that would have kept the government open and funded closing the border and wou...

Going to support a wall, but you would support a barrier? where are you on that? or is it that no physical barrier at all? >> well, you know, certainly i want to make sure we emphasize the deficiencies that we might need down there, more personnel, more technology. first of all, were not going to have a wall. now, can we look at some sort of enhanced barrier? thats something we can certainly look at. but i have to say living on the border, you have to let the local border patrol chief have the s...

Century solution called the wall. its a false -- chris: okay. lets get off the politics, both of you, and lets talk about the merits of the issue. and ive got some statistics here. first of all, lets talk about the effectiveness of physical barriers. when they were put up in the yuma, arizona, sector, arrests for illegal crossings fell 94% in three years from 138,000 to 8,000. when barriers went up in san diego, arrests fell 80% in seven years from over half a million to 100,000. congressman cue...

And participate. we havent seen that yet. >> dana: congressman from texas said this yesterday on fox news sunday. >> first of all, were not going to have a wall. can we look at some sort of enhanced barrier? thats something we can look at. but i have to say living on the border, you have to let the local border patrol chief have the say so and let the local community be involved so they can come up with maybe some sort of enhanced barrier. but again, washington cannot dictate what sort of barrie...