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Accept in december. instead he wanted to do a show thing about a shutdown, which has cost america $10 billion, created havoc in a lot of people s families, and accomplished absolutely nothing. what he ought to do is let the serious republicans and democrats who have worked together, we all believe in national security, we all believe in a secure border, we all believe in stopping criminals. but i don t think any of us think that we help national security by stealing money that we have appropriated to the military for various things, taking money that we ve had to secure our country from floods, and natural disasters. so no, i think they should stop the rhetoric, face the reality and start working with us on what is the best way to protect ....
Comes to immigration. the president not ruling out the possibility of declaring a national emergency, pointed out that past presidents, bush, obama, and clinton, have declared numerous national emergencies. the president did appear to be clearing a lane, as we ve heard from some other senior advisers at this white house, to reprogram, basically effectively to find money that exists right now and appropriate it toward construction of the wall. he did not rule out altogether signing onto this compromise deal. it s notable, though, that some of the president s sort of television cabinet, as it were, laura ingraham and sean hannity, have already railed on it, describing it as garbage by hannity, a charade by ingraham. among the other moments you ll see in the course of playing these clips for you as soon as we get them turned around, there was a striking moment at the end of his initial remarks before we began asking him questions, the president went out of his way to call out the acting a ....
Though he signals acceptance, then when he got the legislation before christmas, we know what happened, we had a shutdown. he can reject it, we think that s unlikely given the republican opposition to that. he can accept it reluctantly but declare an emergency and find the money that way and get into a court fight. or, and this appears to be more likely now, his omb director and acting chief of staff is hinting at finding unallocated money, unspent funds that he could take from military spending for housing on bases, from puerto rico emergency relief, from flood relief for northern california where they ve got mudslides and flooding now after the wildfires. would that third option make it impossible for you to stop him from doing anything? well, mr. mulvaney has come up with something that doesn t seem to make a great deal of sense. the fact is, he should have accepted what he said he would ....