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very interesting way. >> bill: during the trump years this was quite common. make a phone call, take you down there, see what you wanted to see. a very different story in the first two months of this administration. >> dana: as the feds restrict media access rob portman let fox news tour the border with him. griff jenkins joined him last night and has been delivering incredible reporting from the border for weeks. let's take a look. >> the residents here in at least the rio grande valley sector of texas where we are say they've never seen anything like it. the rio grande river is whe...

Hear from him soon. they argue, yes, this could have an impact on whether or not they want to introduce additional articles of impeachment. but i think that's probably just a semantics argument. what they actually want, they argue, is to get him before the judiciary committee before the senate trial. now, that, of course, the more pressing issue right now. we know there is this impasse between majority leader mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer over the idea of whether or not there should be witnesses as part of the senate trial. you heard last night senator schumer arguing he will force votes o...

$1.6 billion the second time. now we got to this escalation that we didn't get all we wanted but the house has provide resources over the past three years. >> but there is no secret, now this isn't the ultimate signature issue for the president, i guess it was politically during the campaign but legislatively it's no secret that a lot of republicans thought that this notion of a border wall and spending all this money for a border wall was rhetorical for the president during the campaign was folly. >> yeah, it's remarkable how this became a semantics argument that led to the longest shutdown i...

And participate. we haven't seen that yet. >> dana: congressman from texas said this yesterday on fox news sunday. >> first of all, we're not going to have a wall. can we look at some sort of enhanced barrier? that's something we can look at. but i have to say living on the border, you have to let the local border patrol chief have the say so and let the local community be involved so they can come up with maybe some sort of enhanced barrier. but again, washington cannot dictate what sort of barrier and where to put it at. >> dana: i feel like people are saying the sthaeupblg. the president ha...

You don't normally have an statement that says i intended to impede the election. it is circumstantial evidence of the crime. you are looking at his statements to lester holt, up to what he tweeted yesterday. they're trying to gather those contextual clears what it is he intended specificationlly. what you don't want to get into is a semantics argument that means when i said should, i didn't mean shall. this gets back to president clinton, it depends on what is is. >> he can do it himself. >> except jeff sessions, right?