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Movie many times over. what are your thoughts tonight? >> there is no secret decoder ring here, alisyn. ive been covering this since the early 1990s as well. one 87. and the border is a problem that is at best managed, not solved. to get a better handle on it, the ingredients of a solution have been the same for 20 years. more money for border enforcement, and more money for the asylum system to clean up this huge backlog in asylum claims. some path to legal status for the people that were here ...

Border wall? will they go along with everything that scott just said? >> they have -- the democrats have been working on this four-year. and it has been at every critical juncture the republicans that have tanked it. there are some republicans, its not coming from what the can mccarthy that put out, it comes from the senate side, kyrsten sinema, who was a democrat. working with tom tillis of north carolina, republican. its not comprehensive at all but. its a good start here is what they could do...

Important thing you can possibly do is stop the influx today, get a handle on what we have in terms of the backlog, and stop adding to it. and i think thats the fundamental disagreement between the parties. republicans want to put a stop to everyone coming in and being added to the asylum backlog. and others say just do it faster. and thats a huge gap between the two parties. >> paul, scott is saying that a wall wont help. wasnt there a time that democrats supported a wall? >> oh, a wall makes s...

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