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Amnesty or anything else. stop the flow. save lives. >> harris: you are the expert and one of many who we should be listening to. but instead here is what congress is doing. the new congressional spending bill, which is enormous, you talked about it in a moment. well dig deeper, gives dhs, look at that. thats a big pot of cash. some 1.5 billion of that, though, is restricted as operations and support allocations. that money, quote, cannot be used to acquire, maintain or extend border security te...

"Im for secure borders and Im for immigration," Rep. Gonzalez said. "And I think that the best way to do it is through cutting-edge technology that we already have."

Use towards building his wall. but, even if those lawsuits go a-- >> only 15 seconds and i want to on, and theyre not able to button this down. if the local border chiefs say access, the white house still that the money that we needs to has roughly another 3 billion go to a wall and-- from other departments they plan >> a question, i have to answer to use until those lawsuits are it, you ask me a question finished playing out. quickly. the problem is washington leland: and the white house were d...

White house. no early read yet. all we heard in the president where he said reviewing the funding bill with my type at the white house. what we do know is in the bill, $1.375 billion for pedestrian fencing that will be built in the rio grant sector of the texas border between the united states and mexico. $725 million more border security technology. $570 million for noninvasive inspection equipment at ports of entry and $270 million for construction and improvements. theres some debate over wha...

>> an opportunity to bring something to the table and at the end of the day they are waiting for 2020. heather: they want to keep it as an election issue. things like that happen over and over when it comes to immigration issues. they want to keep it on the table because it is something they can campaign on. >> that is why the president has been vocal and i support him because he trying to bring solutions to the table, democrats are quiet on this issue. heather: how do you feel about the border ...

And be able to pay their mortgage. from that standpoint, i think the speakers point was well taken. we should open up this government and then concede with the business of the government while it is operating. >> bret: understanding your position, you think the president should open up the government now. what about the people who turn to you and speaker nancy pelosi and say, put something on the table. compromise with something so that the ball has moved on the field. >> we are prepared to do t...

Proposing as an alternative to the border wall? we can answer that question wita some authority because last week on january 3rd, house democrats passed their own proposal they say would secure our southern border. what didnt? what i what to do?o? nothing that is not being done already. the democratic bill provides the same funding for a partial fencing, border security technology, hiring more customs officers and so forth, that we already have. in other words, the democratic border security pla...

Illegal immigrant to immigration because thats not where t it comes from. a waste of money. >> tucker: a waste of money pray democrats are budget talks now and the way -- >> kind of. >> tucker: the tech boom -- whatever. republicans are profiting, not here to defend the fiscal h continents. im merely saying that idea that democrats are upset, willing to shutdown the government over $5 billion of funding is so stupid. >> doll back >> the problem with that being, they are not the one who shut down...