heather: you had your house broken into. any type of crime you have experienced? yes. i hardly know anybody that hasn t had something broken into, stolen, houses broken into or cars broken into, tractors have been run all night so they can stay warm, tons of stories out there, finding drugs, there s tons of stories like that. heather: it is a very real crisis. at the same time you re governor in the great state of new mexico running through walls. we want to show this to everyone again. we got to bust through some walls to make changes and here is what i think of trump s wall. heather: you see something like that is that an indication she is taking your problem seriously? i will be honest with you i
for technology, border patrol agents, more security s points of entry, made that is eloquently as he ever has in his state of the union address in the pressure of the american people on the democrats to act, to come to the table and compromise which the president was willing to do all along was felt immediately after the state of the union address. i feel like we re headed down the right track. the conference committee has been meeting this week for several hours to bring consensus and compromise to this process and i am hopeful we are on our way. heather: you mentioned the technology the president talked about and that is part of what democrats wanted when they refer to the smart wall but at the same time no physical barrier but now apparently we have an agreement between the two, the smart wall would include drones and new technology and in some areas actual physical barrier.
hawaii said that would not work for them, provide economic security to all who are unable or unwilling to work you don t want to work we will give you some money, expand clean manufacturing, upgrade or replace every building for state-of-the-art energy efficiency. all of these pie in the sky plans, no way to pay for it. that is right, the democrats aren t willing to give up $5.6 billion to build a wall but they are interested in something that would drastically bankrupt this country and bankrupt the pocketbooks of taxpaying americans in districts like mine. not only is the country growing manufacturing jobs at a pace i haven t seen in my lifetime but we are energy independent as well. that is something the president spoke about in his state of the union address. why would we want to backtrack from that? that is the radicalism of the
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democrat party that wants to take us in that direction, dangerous move. after the last election i was pessimistic about winning back the majority anytime soon but every time democrats introduce something like this it is more likely republicans will be back in the majority and two short years than what i thought weeks or months ago. heather: they seem to be wanting to throw up barriers along the way when it comes to any of the successes of the president and speaking of barriers we did here last night a major breakthrough that could come with lawmakers on this board deal, it could include an actual physical wall and it would be $1.3 billion for border barriers, walls, or fencing, $1.6 billion which is with the senate number has north of their. are you hopeful? i am as hopeful as ever that the president gave a great case in the state of the union for not just a wall but more dollars