right now he is looking at the wall prototypes. and they are pointing them out and showing him things and jonathan hunt, our correspondent, who used to hang out with us here in new york is now california-based. and is there for this. john, i guess there is a little bit of wall for y all. yeah, what the president is doing here today, shep, and he is just a few hundred yards from where we are standing right now is looking at the 8 prototypes of wall. now, four of those are essentially all concrete. four of them are made of a mixture of other materials. all 8 of them, of course, designed to make it as difficult as possible for would-be illegal immigrants to climb over, to go through or, indeed, to tunnel under. now, the president is not supposed to say because this is a government procurement process, remember, there are strict rules and regulations. he is not supposed to say publicly and we have not heard him say publicly at this point which of these he prefers.
jesse: time for stories you probably didn t hear this week. remember this? we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary. believe me, we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. we are building a wall on the southern border. and we ll build the wall, that i can tell you. jesse: well, president trump keeping his promise. this week we got our first look at 8 prototypes being considered for the wall. they are located along the san diego border. they will be tested to see how easy they will will be to scale, saw through or tunnel under. who is going to pay for it?
jesse: time for stories you probably didn t hear this week. remember this? we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary. believe me, we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. we are building a wall on the southern border. and we ll build the wall, that i can tell you. jesse: well, president trump keeping his promise. this week we got our first look at 8 prototypes being considered for the wall. they are located along the san diego border. they will be tested to see how easy they will will be to scale, saw through or tunnel under. who is going to pay for it?
jesse: time for stories you probably didn t hear this week. remember this? we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary. believe me, we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. we are building a wall on the southern border. and we ll build the wall, that i can tell you. jesse: well, president trump keeping his promise. this week we got our first look at 8 prototypes being considered for the wall. they are located along the san diego border. they will be tested to see how easy they will will be to scale, saw through or tunnel under. who is going to pay for it?
i can t say the statistic enough because it s important to understand. net migration from mexico today is below zero. meaning there are more people in america, mexicans going back to mexico, than mexicans coming in. we re fighting a problem that doesn t exist anymore. secondly, as you say, we already have a wall. a president named barack obama built it. it was built over the last ten years. about 700 miles of wall. the parts that don t have a wall are either water or very rugged terrain. it s not clear that that is really the key impediment. the key impediment is good border patrolling. so this will be a very expensive we used to talk about republicans talk about the bridge to nowhere. this is the wall to nowhere. yeah. and remember, you can always tunnel under. well, as donald trump once pointed out, he said, nothing will ever stop anybody from getting over the kind of wall i m talking about, which is a 30-foot wall, and then he pauses and said except maybe a