domain was used throughout the connection of one coast to another. who do we look at -- how do we look at precedents to understand what happens here? >> sadly, i think this is highlighted again in the video, you can put up a fight as an individual and the courts will hear you out. but the case will ultimately probably fall on the side of the u.s. meaning that if a border wall really wants to be built, then congress approves those funds, more likely than not it will be built. i think the devil in the details here is what provisions will be given to these individuals. so a couple of eminent domain claims that were sent out were low balling the folks who owned the lands, so the lands were worth more excuse me, twice as much as what was asked for. so you have that. then there's also the question of, well, what will you do to allow me access to the property on the other side of the border? so is there just going to be a