heart. and did not witness any of my classmates doing that. brian: he said my parents are receiving death and threats because of social media mob formed over this issue. joe concha joined us earlier today. he is a media columnist for the hill. let s listen. this is a classic case as you said rushing to judgment. by the media. and it always seems to happen one way doesn t it, guys, against groups or ideologies that they may disagree with to push a narrative. not only do they get it wrong, there is never any apologies there. is never any contrition or corrections. let s see them here. because these kids who were there for good reason are now being painted as racist as a result of wearing hats in a video if you would took 10 minutes to watch you would see is completely the opposite of what the media is portraying. steve: joe is exactly right. sometimes things are not as they first appear. and the kid is not calling for somebody apologize to me but nonetheless, all those headlines out th
thinks. she is not equal to the president. she is the speaker of one half of congress. and sit down and work this out and get it done today and be done with it. steve: right. big question now is who is going to blink first. it can t be the president because, in essence, he has already given. he has done more than blink. he has been generous. it s not a capitulation but it is a compromise. and that s what he is supposed to do. he has offered a reasonable deal. it s more than reasonable. and if she doesn t take it and chuck doesn t take it and if the democrats don t overrule the two of them and take it, then it is squarely on their shoulders from this day forward. steve: that s the way it looks to a lot of people. governor huckabee, thank you very much for joining us today from the panhandle of florida. thank you, steve. take care. steve: what do you think about that? email us. we told you about the media attacking a high school student after a confrontation with a native
holding the american people hostage. separate the shutdown from arguments over border security. steve: okay. the latest offer was unveiled on saturday 5.7 billion for border wall. in priority locations. good spots. they would be steel slats unlike the concrete wall like he had in his first suggestion. also additional funding for border security and aid. and daca protections. three years. this is something that democrats have wanted for very long time and, yet, chuck schumer said this about it yesterday. offering some of those protections that he took away back in exchange for the wall is not a compromise but hostage-taking. steve: hostage-taking he said right there. ainsley and brian, the president has made four offers and right now we re on the verge of a big vote in the senate and a lot of people are saying mitch mcconnell may not have the votes. brian: one of the democrats
that s nancy pelosi. she is not even talking. the president saying listen, i m showing some give. 30 days. bothers me people don t get paychecks. i m not insisting the government openings or closes. all you have to do is acknowledge barrier belt numbers and length. you haven t done that on the left. even the washington post is saying today it s time for the democrats to come to the table. senator mark warner brought it up earlier and i think the chairman of over chairman of homeland security said, too. listen, i am not against a barrier. steve: right. mark warner is going to get a chance this week to vote on it mitch mcconnell on the same page as the president is going to bring the bill that we just showed you up for a vote. what s interesting, i just noticed that apparently there are going to be massive protests for federal employees and labor unions demanding mitch mcconnell open the government with no strings attached. trying to exert more pressure on the republicans while the d
by this group called black israelites screaming in fact, let s listen to it? let s make america great again. a bunch of child molesters. right. brian: future school shooters and child molester and incest. the results. ainsley: among other things. yeah. i mentioned it before that the chairman of the house budget committee, a democrat, is calling for banning these hats. could you imagine a world, just to close your eyes for a moment and picture president trump saying you know what i m calling for a ban on hope and change and i m with her t-shirts. we always hear about aauthor terrence in the white house. gee, i m seeing that a very high ranking democrat is calling for banning hats? where are we? is this the u.s.a. where we are telling people what they can and cannot wear. it s not like it s provocative or anything. it s a campaign slogan. he needs to apologize. whenever he does an interview i hope is he taken