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Is actually viable? >> right now in their eyes its at least a plan which is progress from where they have been in recent days. now theyve come up with this idea to have the government open for three weeks and then have a prorated down payment for the presidents border wall, which if youre doing the math from that $5.7 billion they asked for, it would come out to $330 million they would ask for three weeks of opening the government. democrats have said thats a non-starter, and the white house see...

Jillian: donald trump does speak to the middle of the country. who can compete with that? >> we need to change the math. someone like beto orourke who could carry texas with 38 electoral votes can actually change the map. most democrats will carry california, carry illinois and new york but beto can carry texas and anyone who can carry texas will change the electoral map. we always try to win the midwest, to try to win the electoral map. of them but he wins texas, not only changes the map for th...

Households. 30,000 drugs, and 4,000 homicide or as you would call them violent, vicious killings. and we stopped. best quantities of legal drugs, math, fentanyl, heroin and cocaines smuggled across the southern border and into u.s. schools and communities, drugs kill and much more than 70,000 americans a year and cost our society in excess of $700 billion. and the sheer volume of illegal immigration is overwhelmed federal authorities and stretched our immigration system beyond the breaking point...

The universal health care cost $40 trillion and i know math is hard, but it doesnt exist that part of money. >> dana: and for the wall? >> jesse: 5 billion but this is 40 trillion. and the other thing is if you erase all these taxes you know what will happen? the democrat donors will say no, see you later elizabeth. wall street will get back into bed with republicans where they belong. [laughter] >> jesse: socialism is a cancer. up next to larissa reason why price is right contestant almost miss...

Discussions. >> well meet with the president any time he wants to meet. ive never skurdiscouraged anyb from meeting with the president. >> joining us, kathy lucy with the associated press. there was some hope that you get two votes today. the senate finally does something, everybody understands the math a little better, then you go into a room and do traditional washington deal making. no? >> that doesnt seem likely to happen right now. whats been so fascinating to me about this is in a briefing...

Security. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. >> there he is, the president now saying he would support some sort of temporary compromise if it included, during the next two or three weeks, what he now calls a pro-rated down payment for a border wall with mexico. kaitlan, the president also says we have a lot of alternatives if they cant work out some sort of compromise. first of all, what does he mean by a pro-rated down payment? >> wolf, the president didnt give a s...

On certain assumptions which exclude for example what the government would be likely to do if we leave the european union without a withdrawal of conceit makes the debate and toxic to talk in those terms doesnt work i thought i would say that toxify in the debate by putting out these scare stories which have so far all proved to be untrue whats the long term effect of all this on the politics in countries deeply deal i would say that we have so the politicians id say we have a very high function...

>> neil: we know what the president might be considering. theres a briefing that might happen soon. and might have to do with trade. what do you think? >> the fact that they are talking a little bit more in earnest is a signal. at the end of the day, the math has to work where they have to be able to figure out something to get 60 votes in the senate. the math has to work in the house, and the key linchpin of the whole thing is whether or not the president would sign it. if the president doesnt ...

Voted -- who voted yes? >> heres who i have. alexander of tennessee, retiring, johnny isaac son of georgia. lisa murkowski, republican of alaska, a moderate. susan collins, republican of maine and cory gardner from colorado. the politics in colorado have swung since he was first elected as a freshman in 2014. >> shepard: so those defections, can we expect that at some point there might be more? if you get to 60, you can get something done. >> again, the math is the math. they got to 52. a long s...

Lot of things they tell you. how do we know? california is currently purging voter rules after settling a lawsuit from judicial watch. one of those groups findings is los angeles county had more registeredup voters than it had adult citizens which even if you are not a math major doesnt make sense. guy benson is a math major and town hall reporter, host of a famous radio show. he joins us tonight. >> i was not a math major. i want to make that extremely clear. >> tucker: you could have been a po...