they will look at things like whether the states have any harm, because of the divergent of funds allocated to those states. >> now, is it not a constitutional question that as we deal with the balance of powers, legislative, executive and judicial, that once the legislative has -- legislature has voted on this wall -- this money for the wall, for the president then to come back, calling an emergency to put money in the wall that the legislature has already voted on. >> that's correct. this is really the president's way to circumvent congress and the balance of powers. he presented his case. congress said no. and so this is his way of going around. there's no doubt, this is a constitutional crisis. and that is why it's important that we stand united on a bipartisan basis to stop the president in congress and have