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>> this is 11 years ago, putting 700 miles of fence on the border to stop illegal immigrants from coming into this country to curb drugs coming into the country, hillary clinton, barack obama, chuck schumer voted for the 700 mile fence. now everybody says fences are not the way and it is so racist and funny to me. >> another example of discrepancies in the media coverage. the reactions then was drastically different than the reaction now. representative steve king is on board, the wall would pay for itself. >> we build interstate highways across iowa cornfields for $4 million a mile paying for...

It's very easy, it's worked in places around the world. what we currently have doesn't work, we know that. but the argument against it isn't really an argument. why don't republicans force the left to explain why they are against it? >> i think there are many that are just overthinking it. because the opponents have been more vocal, they are buying into those arguments. when you bring up the argument e that it's too expensive, we can't afford to build c it, thas not a serious argument. there are $60 billion a year and transfer payments that are wired out of u.s. labor, a lot of it is laundered...

Won't crack the freezing mark, probably not. and the windchill is in the upper teens. it's a whole different story in chicago. but the nice thing, it's dry, craig, which makes a difference for the folks trying to get back to work but you mentioned the a dakotas got pummelled. they had to close almost 250 miles of interstate highways. not just the snow but the wind gust, 50 to 60 miles per hour. whiteout blizzard conditions, dangerous on the roads there. so they're cleaning up from that and in the meantime, in minnesota, all those folks up there who love to fish because they got basically a lak...

Wallop walloped. in chicago, it's dry. much colder than it was yesterday, 20 or 25 degrees colder than yesterday but the forecast going forward looks pretty good for this portion of the midwest. not so good just a couple of states back to the west. dakotas had to close some 240 miles of interstate highways. not just the snow to contend with but a lot of wind with that creating whiteout blizzard conditions that was just simply too dangerous for people to get around. so they are slowly cleaning their way out of that mess and now going forward, it's going to be the pacific northwest again with so...

Hundreds of miles of interstate highways closed in north dakota. some still seeing snow today. there may be white-out conditions, for folks drivic back home today, be careful. it will be windy and the snow will be blowing, reducing visibility. back here in chicago, we're expecting a pretty good travel day. checked a while ago with midway. they have about 25 to 30 flights canceled so far. a little trouble there, but o'hare, which is obviously much, much busier, just a handful of flights canceled. it's always a good idea to go online and check before you head to the airport so you don't get out ...