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Probably at this point don't look like they would be as viable against the president. that's what's head scratching. >> the u.s. supreme court ruled on a strict indiana abortion law sending some messages out there as far as willingness or unwillingness to take up the whole issue of roe versus wade. >> this was a compromise position in which the court decided to uphold a provision of the law. a provision of law that's designed do make it harder for clinics to operate. biden asserting medically unnecessary requirements for those clinics but they decline to weigh on the provision of the law that ...

Think the alabama law is such a political misfire. because number one, i'm not at all convinced the supreme court would take up this case. i think it's going to be struck down in the district court level. the same result at the appeals court level. i'm not sure the supreme court would grant cert on this extreme case. and this gives something, a focal point, for abortion rights supporters to vote on. this is a -- it's an iconic sort of thing, no exceptions, no nothing. it was interesting hearing senator cotton say, the judges shouldn't be making these decisions. in fact, what's the alternative?...

$1.3 billion that's what will go to the president's desk and i hope he will sign it and there are other monies that could be deployed for other border security enhancement that i see on the table. >> when you look at what has been offered in the past and what he ended up settling for, his demand, of course, was $5.7 billion, though the compromise that the vice president put out was $2.5 billion and the senate bill that was passed had $1.6 billion and the compromise bill just under $1.4 billion. i mean, looking at that and the whole process, what was the takeaway for you? >> i would generally r...

Yes. nancy pelosi famously said not one dollar for a barrier and quote, unquote wall. >> no, she said for the wall. congressman, in fairness, let's be honest. she said not one dollar for the wall. >> let's be honest -- >> that's where they're making that distinction. >> she didn't say not a dollar for the barrier and that didn't roll off the tongue as nicely as for the wall. >> that's how childish this is. a wall is not a fence. it's a barrier and it became a political fight and the bottom line is this, what we should always be looking for is the compromise position of recognizing, and we're p...

Table, medicine for their loved ones, they are not able to help their loved ones. it's an impossible situation for those people. when is is this going to likely end? >> i think that you could look to the the senate and see if the senate, perhaps the president's proposal fails. perhaps a second attempt through the senate is a way of striking some sort of compromise position between the president's position and the house's position. but i think that if this really -- if there is movement on that, mitch mcconnell hasn't shown a great deal of at least forward leadership on this, perhaps a bit behi...