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Presents it, you know, you go for the boogie man. you go for the country who said during the campaign was raping the united states by taking advantage of our economy. but of course there is a paradox beyond the tariffs, george. and the fact is even as china might be held up wrongly as being the major problem about steel, donald trump is praising the chinese leader xi jinping, saying it's great he is president for life. maybe i should do the same this past weekend. so we're muddled politically. and then atlanticcally, to get back to your core point, the countries that are most affected by this ...

Talk about history, do you not remember iran contra and some of the awkward moments around reagan then and the people around him then? do you remember any of that? you're the guy that's quoting history here. was that a good example of when the president was perfect or the people around him were perfect and the relationship that we were having and the deals we were making with the colombians and others and the drug cartel and members around the world? the bottom line is, you're smart enough. let me finish. there are certain relationships. the president of the united states of america have with ...

About daca recipients. >> there are 690,000 official daca registrants. and the president sent over what amounts to be two and a half times that number to 1.8 million. the difference between 690,000 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses and didn't sign up. >> that sort of backfired on him. they're lazy and didn't register. the white house with that kind of terminology and those words poisoned the well coming to negotiations over daca? >> we are not seeing a lot of goodwill here. think the core point ...

That's undone by the fact that three republicans are voting against him and the fact that at the core, we talked about the dates and the dates of the c.r., i want to g bac to the core point here, and that'sor months president trump has promised that he would do something to provide a path of legalization for the d.r.e.a.m.ers, they're 800,000 human beings at stake in this wrangling over dates and so on. i think the democrats are right to stand up and say we're not going to take the iou anymore, we'll fix it next week, next month. there are people put in limbo every day, and eventually in march...

I think it gives them money that they can play with and expand some of the middle class tax cuts which are pretty meager in the bill even as it is. and it's something that holds conservatives. and we saw from lisa murkowski yesterday that she says it's okay. she was one of the votes to stop the repeal of obamacare. but in this case this only gets rid of the coercion but not the guts of the program. i think it is a step forward for the republicans. but i don't know they can pass the bill. and on the core point from the beginning, how much is this going to boost the economy? most analysts say no...