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Is fighting for the promise on the campaign trail the first time around. when he first said he wanted the wall to be built, he said mexico would pay for the wall, and she a -- he is asking american taxpayers to foot the bill. as a reminder, this gives the president $8 million to build the wall. there is $1.375 billion that congress agreed to back in february. the language in there specifically says that the money is for fencing and existing barrier technology. $600 million would come from the

Vote, condemning the national emergency declaration on the border that moves money from other parts of the government to fund the border wall. it's expected to pass with support from several republican senators. the president said he will veto it. it will be his first veto of his presidency. i'm going to speak more about this with north dakota republican senator cramer. thanks for speaking with me. you're voting against this resolution of disapproval. why? >> first of all, dana, thank you for the opportunity. i'm voting against the resolution because i agree with the policy. i think there is a...

Will be upheld, as i do. as the suits against the president's action work their way up to the supreme court, well, he's got the money, in the meantime, to keep on building and repairing the wall. with the $1.375 billion guaranteed to him, in the latest budget compromise, and of course the money that he willro reallocate from other places in the government, which he has every right to do. meanwhile, the president continues his work to secure and protect the country,e many in te deep state, they have other goals as we were parked in ourst "hannity watch" on the biggest abuse of power corruption ...

Prevent this national emergency from being implemented. >> well, certainly, the attorney general in california and i think 12 other attorney generals are going to file a lawsuit. they should. i' i've talked to xavier becerra about the underlying issues here. he'll go forward. we have to fight back here. this is a fundamental constitutional crisis at hand. the congress undertook a thorough, more than 12 months, of whether we should or should not build a border wall. they came. the house and the senate, democrats and republicans together, came to a conclusion that no massive border wall, $1.375 ...

Did the statements from the rose garden on friday hurt yourself case? the detractors would argue the president said he didn't have to go this route and he will lose a few legal cases but ultimately win at the u.s. supreme court. did that hurt your standing before a judge? >> we know the realities of judicial activism as you've seen so many time with the ninth circuit. the president didn't want to have to choose this route. he wanted to see if congress would negotiate a better deal. they, of course, fell short with pushing forward $1.375 billion toward the physical barrier. that is better than ...