you could have been in the background. brian: we thought we would have a deal to talk about this week. we might or we might have one that implodes. that s where we are heading. so optimistic on friday. steve: were we? brian: senator shelby and the others 17 other bicameral. bipartisan coming up with a border agreement. we thought we were focusing on the wall. instead we are focusing on beds as well. steve: that s what we said on friday beds and border security structure. they didn t even get to that what it all comes down to now is the democrats are trying to limit the number of detention beds. in other words, now, think about it if you arrest somebody, if you are ice, and you arrest somebody, if you are going to arrest somebody, you have got to have a bed for them. so really, the administration is steamed at the democrats because they are telling the administration how many people they can arrest, ice, in a year. and they want to cap it at 16,500. ainsley: what s interesting is if you
steve: well, is he expected to do it. keep in mind it was last year that jerry brown the previous governor, went along with the administration, the trump administration, and installed 400 to our southern border. now newsome is going to pull them and assign them to other things, unclear if the federal financing for the troops will continue if they are redirected. but, right now they are currently being paid by the federal government. it looks like about 100 are going to go help fire suppression efforts, another couple hundred would go towards antidrug enforcement. brian: that s what you vote for, california. new mexico always feels very similar to the president s push for borders. so we wil border security. people get a vote? i wonder if the people in san diego border communities. steve: it s a sanctuary state. they get to vote on it every time they go to the ballot. brian: residents of san