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The president wants to use existing funding that he has authority to use for 3/4 of it. it's that last quarter that requires the national emergency. it has two problems. one is the courts are likely to look at the use of the national emergency in this case but also the source of the funds for military construction is likely to be tied up in the court. for those of us who do care about the southern border, we should actually have a more secure way to secure that funding and not rely on this. that last 25% is certainly going to get tied up in the courts. >> assuming an amendment doesn't happen a...

>> one of them just puts president trump's proposal on paper where republicans get 5.7 billion in border wall money and democrats get temporary protections for daca recipients brought to the country illegally as kids. >> the president has produced a fair compromise that pairs full year government funding with immigration policy priorities from both sides. enough political spite, enough. enough showboating for the resistance. >> the democratic offer today very similar to a bill that already passed the house just a continuing resolution, open the government for three weeks, not a nickel for the ...

Not completely opposed to felons voting, but that the normal klemm money process should not be ignored. >> are we talking about a first time felon or somebody who's had a 20-year life of crime? the amendment doesn't allow anybody to ask those questions. >> reporter: no matter what happens, it's likely reform will be coming. as a recent district court ruling said florida's method is discriminatory and ordered the state to come up with a new system. with amendment 4 on florida's ballot in november, the court decision could be a moot point. pollsteres like josh altic say the amendment is quite po...

Kids being thrown to the wolves? no. does it end without any effort to secure the border? no. so it's not going to end poorly. it's going to end well. >> but did you think -- you're laughing, right? but seriously, the notion that he's putting a little bit off on the president's staff and i'm wondering if that's a little bit of a punt from the republican senator. who, we understand, has his own, i'm sure, political calculations and motivations. does that pass the buck off a little bit as he's talking about the president? >> yeah. you have to realize this is a president who has hesitated to thro...

Other well known institutions and everyone saw that as reassuring that he has gone this period of time and had that little of a change in his coronary calcium load. so overall, i think his coronary calcium score is reassuring and it goes along with the rest of his work-up. >> the philosophy on the fitness of the president, the 25th amendment. a lot of people have been talking about it. it basically contemplates that a set of laymen can decide if the president is able to discharge the duties of the office. you as a physician have given this some thought. on what base i would you, this is a phil...