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Think support the travel ban. so yeah, i mean, it looks like if you talk to people on the hill, they don't like the execution of this, but they do like the overall idea. we still don't know what extreme vetting is. i mean, there's already pretty much extreme vetting in place. >> sure is. >> i don't know, it's two years. i don't know if extreme vetting is three years now in terms of a way that these folks are vetted when they come over. we'll have to see. but he does have some support for this. the execution i think was a problem for a lot of republicans on the hill. >> all right, thank you all...

So there's a lot of pressure on the trump administration to figure out how to cut spending and cutting $15 billion is a lot of money, something they don't expect to come forward in that proposal coming to congress, erin. >> and manu, what is the trump administration now doing? they obviously have to shore up support. this is important. they can go ahead and build a wall if they want, right? he's got the authority to do that, but not the authority to get the money to come up from it. he's got to get that from congress. >> reporter: that's right. john kelly, the new homeland security secretary, ...

Trump supporter kayleigh mcenany, strategist maria cardona and nia-malika henderson. kayleigh, what ais the trepresi going to do if republicans block support for the wall? he needs the money from congress. >> sure. and i don't think there will be a problem with congressional republicans. we've heard paul ryan come out and say we want to give president trump this. this was his number one campaign promise. and republicans, congressmen and women need to support a republican president. and i think he can do a lot of cajoling behind the scenes, maneuvering to get these republican congressional indi...

About spending. so, i think maneuvering behind the scenes will remedy this problem. >> here's the thing, though, support for the wall among the american people has dropped dramatically, right? this used to be something every republican would agree with, at least those running for office. here are the numbers. 52% supported a wall in september of twflt. today it's 38%. that's a pretty significant drop and it could affect republican opposition, right? is this going to make it easier for them to go against trump on this issue? will more of them join john mccain? >> i think so, and we're seeing so...

11 million illegal immigrants. >> sure, who want a pathway to citizenship and who understand that they have contributed a lot of money to this economy, and it would do what you want, which is to continue to deport the criminal undocumented immigrants, which is what we need. >> quickly, nia, one question here before we go, though, and that is, donald trump does have a lot of support for some of the things he's doing, all right? the wall support has changed, but in terms of the immigration ban, right now 47% favor it, 53% oppose it. the margin of error there is 3%. i think that may surprise some...