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steve: you mean reverse psychology? brian: right. steve: watch this. we re fighting a war. and we are fighting a war on drugs. they are bringing in drugs. they re bringing in lots of bad people. and we re going to start to get very nasty over the wall. you know, the democrats, anything i want, they want to oppose. you know, i just figured out how to do the wall i will say i don t want to build a wall and they will insist on building it. [laughter] i just figured that out right now. we will be taking some very tough actions. we need more republicans but they are friends of mine they say sir, we are better off until wait until after. it s better before. we are either getting it or we are closing down government. we need border security. steve: the president was very clear about that as he has been. that s one of the issues that got him
Trumpism while potentially claiming to go their own way. youngkin has a private equity banker background but he wants to project this image of a kind of more main street republican. he has been hailed as in style, genial, a suburban dad who often opens meetings with prayer and according to the ap s coverage which the campaign is going to be happy with he is nothing like former president donald trump. at least that s what we re told. but that may be more about his hard candy shell than his caramel nugget center if you will take a candy analogy. when you dig in or when the shell melts, youngkin seems to be flirting with the trumpiest of tactics. we re going to invest in our election process. we just have to make sure the voter roles are updated. i grew up in a world where you have an audit every year. let s audit it. we need to make sure people
Hell melts, canteens, buttons, boots, gloves, and socks all from the korean war. dog tag will be given to the fallen shoulders. in arlington, virginia. that s a look at your headline. too think that all all these years we have them now. steve: certainty. brian: sincerity. you didn t know what they were going to get. on the transfer they were sincere they were going to preserve the remains as best they could and information exchanged. the next thing is would you allow our people to scour the countryside because we know where these people were last seen. where the battles took place. where the planes crashed. where the people were shot. if you don t want us to do it, have the u.n. do it. steve: they are not going to do it. brian: no one thought we would see this. steve: no. absolutely. we do not know the identity of the name on the dog tag but that family has been notified and as jillian jewels said they are going to be at arlington very
Goods-producing jobs, manufacturing, construction. i just talked about home builders. those are jobs that black folks are getting, hispanic folks are getting, and they pay more than or some of the jobs that were being created during the great recession. pete: will the president get credit for that? i don t think so. but you know what? at the end of day, i think people though are going to feel better about themselves. we already see it in a whole lot of different surveys abby: that s what matters. the most important thing is that the average mesh feel average american feels good about their opportunities. you got it. abby: happy sunday. i do want to bring you some other headlines. tributes and donations pouring in for the canadian hockey team involved in that deadly crash. a gofundme page raising nearly $3 million in just one day. nhl teams wearing hell melts and observing moments of silence. fifteen killed including 11 players, 2 coaches on the way to a game. among the dead, th