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Good old days. >> how much patience do americans have for the current administration? today, the vice president and energy secretary steven chu showed off stimulus finance scientific development, while promising may be years from large-scale job creation. the same may be said for promise of stimulus overall. 18 months in, third of the package, $285 billion is still unspent. unemployment is higher than when the stimulus was signed in law. >> the president isn't satisfied at the pace it is moving but he does think it will keep moving with the policies that help get us out of the crisis and not g...

0 to register, to pay taxes, to get on the right side of the law. they need to learn english and go through back ground checks. that's what's going to make sense for america rather than the status quo. we can go with trying to deport everybody. we can try to round them up, just enforce the heck out of the law. let me just finish, mike -- >> i'm sorry. >> if we did that that will cost $285 billion over five years. that's $922 for every man, woman and child this taxes if we try to deport everybody. on the other side of the ledger, hang on, mike, i'm almost done. on the other side of the ledger, ...

That's not the case. >> not always the case. >> doug: president trump is hitting thep united nations rigt where it hurts. in the wallet. the u.s. has taken almost $300 million away from its annual donation to the world body which last week condemned the administration's decision to move the american embassy in israel. correspondent david lee miller has details tonight from new york. >> the united nations has agreed to a budget cut packed, following negotiations with the u.s. president trump, a u.n. critic, has repeatedly said the world organization is mismanaged. w >> while the united nations ...

The threshold to 51 votes so it wouldn't be 60 and they could all vote against it and let the democrats pass it. >> yeah. >> by the way, when i first came to work on the hill the democratic leadership would pass spending limits. iron-clad spending limit of $285 billion and then pass two amendments exempting it entitlements and any appropriation that went higher so games are being played. what about campaign financing. you've got a big pac out there like everybody else with all this money coming $37 million. the american people are supposed to believe that the guy who's running who's benefiting...