wall. >> thank you for correcting me, but they cheered that. >> politically, it's maybe the most important, but it's the least important. >> you know what? i'll say that "the washington post," they put up little teasers, you know, of things, and the teaser they said, the wall is not the most important. but my interpretation, when you read the transcript, what he was saying, who pays for it is not that important. i'm going to build the wall. >> that's not what his supporters think because of what he told his supporters. >> the reality is the wall was this metaphor for what he was going to do about immigration, how he was going to tackle immigration and ultimately wall off mexico in the process. and in that call he's backing off of it. whether he is financing it or building it, he is backing off of it. >> in his book about steve bannon, was that the whole wall idea was basically a device for the president to remember to talk about immigration. like they came up that it was roger stone and somebody else, i