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Is the $3.6 billion in the military construction budget. so the president will get a grand total of about 4 1/2 billion without even touching any of the money that would be involved in the emergency declaration. not the 5.7 billion that he wanted from congress, but it is a lot closer than 1.37. congress is also going to try to block this whole thing when they get back from the recess next week. they are going to introduce legislation to try to handcuff the president. >> bill: john roberts running that down from the north lawn. >> sandra: let's bring in hugo gurdon, "the washington examiner" ed...

He recognizes that this problem has been festering for decades. >> now, you're saying to yourself, wait a minute. there's money the president can get right away. $1.37 that congress gave him. $600 million in the forfeiture fund. $300 million in the department of defense anti-drug program. he can get that money right away. there's another $2.2 million that they can reprogram in the dod. that might take longer. shep, the only money that he need that emergency declaration for is the $3.6 billion in the military construction budget. a chance he may not get his hands on that until the supreme court...

African-american stud owes from princeton. amy walters the national ed it to or the cook reporter. and eliana johnson. and jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review. welcome to you all. happy sunday. let me start with president trump's national emergency declaration and let me give you a financial breakdown. according to the white house, here's the money from where the proposed wall would come from. he gets $1.37 from the homeland security appropriations bill and from the military construction account. that's from the national emergency. 2.5 billion from the drug interdiction program an...

They got a victory and nancy pelosi can present that to her caucus, those numbers are going to hours republicans can go to their members and say there's no capitation on how many beds. >> they will be able to argue the numbers are not a reduction of 17% per se. there is some wiggle room about funding and how many beds you can have but it can still be north of the number where they are now so democrats will want to claim victory there so thank you for coming back for double duty, we will dig into details as we know more. let's get to our panel now. some reaction, i will start with you because i...

Trail. pocahontas. let's listen. >> i told this really bad senator, she has done nothing. she has done nothing. she said she is native american. and i said pocahontas, it's pocahontas. >> sandra: karl, i should mention that this is the massachusetts newspaper that endorsed her in 2012. >> yeah. look, this is a continuing problem for her because she claims that she has cherokee, i believe it's cherokee indian heritage. and she claimed it when she was applying for jobs in which being a woman and a woman of diversity would give her points. academic jobs. but, you know, there is no evidence of it ...