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and i think we need congress, we need the united states of america as a body to pass comprehensive immigration reform, including reform of our asylum system, which is why people come here to legitimately say they are fleeing either political oppression or economic hardship. >> john: final word to you. >> perhaps 87,000 border agents would have been better than 87,000 new irs agents. to juan's point, senate would look at putting more border agents, migrants coming here that are children, unaccompanied are taken care of, you could get consensus and it's the bill house republicans just passed. the senate should pass it, the president should sign it. >> john: gentlemen, we will be talking about this a long time to come. >> good conversation. >> john: appreciate it. thanks, david, juan. >> sandra: thank you, john. and fox news alert, fox news has just obtained a letter from lawyers representing the irs whistleblower that accuses the justice department of
campaign, with issues that would take the latino vote. you know southern border, maybe to those people, that issue would play large. you think about you go on nevada, playing a critical role in that race right there le between loo -- adam laxalt and cortez masto, you talk about people who say, i go to market, things are expensive, i'm working class it means something, it means a lot to me because i make 40,000 a year. bret: even if you moof th move that group to juan's point, some races change. to the recruiting by gop for different phases attracts some folks. >> juan hit the nail on
>> bret: we're in this semantics thing, mollie. to say juan's point should the administration be battling on this front. >> again, two quarters of cracks that's what we have always said for decades recession. it's important we use words that have meek and don't try to gaslight people. to juan's point it is a problem that the administration isn't in any way conveying to people that they understand what it is like to go to the grocery store and see that your paycheck goes less far and less far each week. these things are very hard for the american people and they want to feel that the people in charge at least understand what's going on and when they are denying reality it's very hard to feel like any confidence that they will be able to take care of the problem. that's a political problem given what's happening in november. >> bret: guy? >> the old adage in washington is if you are explaining you are losing. frantically redefining basic terms as part of a spin to try to deflect away from painful realities, you are really losing.
right now even on the domestic front americans and no, gas prices are like $4 a gallon. i would say about a dollar of that is a result of sanctions is a result of the oil supply being limited as a result of what's going on with putin and polls show americans know this we know sacrifices we are making and people agreed that speaking of sacrifices gas prices are going to play a soundbite by gas prices they are down a little bit from last week. but they are up 75 cents from last month it is big you sit every time you drive down the road to see it affects voters mind to see the store prices, our voters and find this whole concept this is all vladimir putin's fault? >> to juan's point there is some truth there is some sacrifice based on what is happening in ukraine that's accurate to a point. but it's not the bigger picture polling we have seen in the last few weeks suggested they ask the
right now even on the domestic front americans and no, gas prices are like $4 a gallon. i would say about a dollar of that is a result of sanctions is a result of the oil supply being limited as a result of what's going on with putin and polls show americans know this we know sacrifices we are making and people agreed that speaking of sacrifices gas prices are going to play a soundbite by gas prices they are down a little bit from last week. but they are up 75 cents from last month it is big you sit every time you drive down the road to see it affects voters mind to see the store prices, our voters and find this whole concept this is all vladimir putin's fault? >> to juan's point there is some truth there is some sacrifice based on what is happening in ukraine that's accurate to a point. but it's not the bigger picture polling we have seen in the last few weeks suggested they ask the
use to do math. >> dana: that must explain my math grade. >> i think it's true. by the way, labradors have more emotions than psychopaths. >> greg: what does that mean? >> emily: while we're talking about dogs. >> juan: is that directed at jesse. >> juan: why are you looking at me? >> juan: the dog has limited capacity, is that what you're saying? >> emily: but they have more emotions than -- >> juan: got to go. >> emily: i'm too scientific for this group, obviously. stay where you are, fan mail is next. sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam!
>> dana: yea. >> greg: boo. >> jesse: starting next month, co-anchoring america's newsroom. that's a lot of henry. you can see him three hours a day. i don't know if everybody is ready for this. but here we go. >> greg: you have to donate part of your liver to get a promotion. >> jesse: yeah, asking a lot, people. this is the second biggest job ed's gotten because i promoted ed to officiate my wedding. so he'll do that as well. a lot on his plate. >> juan: you thought he was a minister. he will do a great job. >> greg: come on, man, i want to plug my show. >> jesse: 8:00 p.m. eastern time, an impeachment implosion explosion? we're working on that. >> juan: we all know santa is making his list and checking it twice. but if you're a toddler and you're hanging out in vegas, why not have some fun. so take a look at this.
all. i think it showed that he was able to fight back. one of the best linings of the night is when he talked about the pure the i test and the problem with them if you can't pass the test you put out there, which she has done. and i think that he also made another good point. if you plan to beat president trump in 2020, you don't have to deal with the fact that the republicans are awash in cash. jesse mentioned before the show, we saw that the president raised $10 million in this week. >> jesse: in 48 hours. >> dana: in 48 hours after impeachment. you have to have as much money to try to beat him unless you have bloomberg who's financing his own. >> juan: watching the debate, the thing that stood out to me was joe biden, best in show, best performance i've seen from him on the debate stage yet. what did you think? >> jesse: i agree. he had his best debates but the previous debates are so bad, by not screwing up badly, he had the best debate.
"christianity today" go after president trump saying he should be impeached, evangelicals, wake up. what did trump do? he went bananas. he started to tweet about christianity today and not reading it. >> jesse: when ever trump responds to anything, oh, my god, he's lost his mind. he's doing it casually. >> juan: how is it casually. >> jesse: by the way, probably one of the strongest weeks he's had in policy. he's actually can chew gum and get pissed off at the same time. unlike the democrats. you brought up "christianity today." i want to salute the media for the first time caring about the religious opinion that they didn't openly mock. they laugh at evangelicals. now you're kissing their butt. >> juan: it's been a leading -- civil rights, for example, for a long time. >> jesse: you have them right where you want them, don't you, juan. sure you do.
president trump. >> we have a president who's running the most corrupt administration in the modern history. >> watergate? this is a global watergate. >> i'm the person who started the need to impeach movement over two years ago. >> juan: one of the surprises of the night coming from andrew yang. >> if you turn on cable network news today you would think he's our president pause of some combination of russia, racism, facebook, hillary clinton, and e-mails all mixed together. but americans around the country know different. what we have to do is stop being obsessed over impeachment and start actually digging in and solving the problems that got donald trump in the first place. >> juan: so, dana, you know how i'm such a nave, i've been to a wine cave. but that's what i've heard today. wine cave. what is that? >> dana: it's where you complain about something incessantly that drive people crazy.