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Promise to build the wall reportedly began as a memory trick for an undisciplined candidate, a device to reminding trump to get tough on immigration. if you think he cares about the supposed scourge of undocumented immigrants, we now know that at least a dozen were quietly working at the president's own westchester golf club until last month, when the club fired the undocumented workers amid the showdown over the border wall. [ speaking spanish ] >> without a new deal the government will shut down again on february 15th. trump said he doesn't believe congressional negotiators will strike a dea...
Including $3 billion that will never be recovered. in other words, the president effectively lit that money on fire in a fruitless effort to get funding for a wall he famously promised mexico would pay for. in the briefing room today the white house simply refused to acknowledge the finding. >> no, i won't acknowledge any of that right now. now that the government is reopened, the switch goes right back on. there's certainly no permanent damage to the economy. >> no, no, everything is swell. just tell that to the federal contractors who lost their health insurance during the shutdown and remai...
The wall was just a thing he said on the campaign trail over and over again and the reason why he started saying it is he used it as a kind of memory trick. one of the president's early aids telling the "new york times" that trump's quote political advisors landed on the idea of a border wall as a new monic device of sorts a way someone who didn't like the read -- and sure enough it was right there on day one >> i would build a great wall and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me and i'll build them very inexpensively. i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will...
Promise, ever. >> yeah. mark, i want to read this. this is from "the new york times," okay? it says, president trump's promise to build a wall on the southwestern border was a memory trick for an undisciplined candidate. as mr. trump began exploring a presidential run in 2014, his political advisers landed on the idea of a border wall as a mnemonic device of sorts, a way to make sure their candidate, who hated reading from a script but loved boasting about himself and his talents as a builder, could remember to talk about getting tough on immigration. so now we're seeing this physical barrier ...