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Considering. >> dana: all right, mr. chairman, thank you very much for joining us. we certainly send our prayers to the victims there in san bernardino. thank you very much. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: joining now to discuss is chris starwald. chris, first let's talk about foreign policy. we are 81 days into the administration. as we all know, foreign policy can really get to the front burner and push everything to the back. where do you think we are in 81 days? >> america first is taking on something of a different meaning for donald trump and his supporters. what was originally sort of cast...

U.s. this is something that's been in the works for a couple of years. republicans reeling from last week's health care debacle shifting gears, looking to tackle two other big pieces of legislation. listen. >> let's go with tax reform first. i think we have an opportunity to marry that with infrastructure. >> i told them they should start with infrastructure because it's easier to assemble a bipartisan coalition. >> first thing they autoought t is open up the issue of infrastructure. you can get at least half of the democratic party. >> not just tax reform but infrastructure too. that's the ...

Can come in and who to keep out, brianna. >> leila, let's talk about president trump's plan to build the border wall along the border with mexico. let's listen to what vice president pence had to say about this this morning. >> we're going to build a wall. >> who's going to pay for it. >> we're going to enforce the laws of this country. well, they are. >> what is the reaction there, leila, in mexico city? >> you know, as i've been talking to people today, it's very clear that president trump last night in his speech did not have to use the word "mexico" for people to understand they need to pa...

31 past the hour. i'm alex witt at world headquarters. here's what we're monitoring right now. donald trump's travel ban sparking reaction nationwide and around the globe, in fact. here in the u.s. more than a dozen protests scheduled this afternoon. one under way in texas as we gave you a look at dallas-ft. worth international airport. sarah dallof is i atlanta where travelers were detain last night. we know that the travelers have now been freed, but that is certainly not stopping the protesters from coming out again today. >> reporter: that is exactly correct, alex. the protests planned her...

Of seven could certainly expand as it's been said several times. thank you very much, kelly o'donnell from the white house. adam reid is following the protests there. let's talk about what you're seeing there. what are you seeing? >> alex, good afternoon. we're seeing a bunch of detainees being released just within the last hour, good news here. the department of homeland security says they will continue with the deportations to make america safe and secure and that's despite the judge's decision last night in brooklyn federal court to stop these deportations. the aclu reporting here at jfk ...