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About luther strange and donald trump's endorsement of him because we hope that helps push him across. >> bill: which is my next question, how much of endorsement does donald trump do for luther strange? >> if alabama voters know about them, and i think they will know about him, i think it's a huge impact. donald trump is very popular in the south, and alabama in our last poll, donald trump had 80% approval rating among primary voters, though i would say he packs a big wall up in that state. >> bill: here's where things get very confusing, maybe politically as well, the president tweeted this ...

>> with type one diabetes specifically i cannot physically survive without insulin and without health insurance this device is almost $4,000. it's almost embarrassing to be an american. >> reporter: i head 400 miles north to california's central valley. trump's immigration policies sewing fear in the fields that feed america. how many people have their papers? >> nobody. they're scared to go out, scared to go to the store because they think immigration is rolling around. >> reporter: farmer joe delbasca the son of mexican migrants couldn't get enough workers this year, problems that escalated ...

>> reporter: farmer joel del vasquez, the son of mexican migrants, couldn't get enough workers this year, problems that escalated after the election. >> when he talks about mass deportations, that makes me nervous. putting a wall up on the border, that makes me nervous. >> reporter: and that affects your bottom line. >> it does, because we can grow the crops, but then we can't pick them. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away lies baltimore, maryland, a majority black city where only 12% voted for trump. on a stormy morning, i meet melissa bagley, baltimore born and raised. do you think the president h...

Think immigration is rolling around. >> reporter: a farmer, the son of mexican migrants couldn't get enough workers this year, problems that escalated after the election. >> when he talks about mass deportations, that makes me nervous, putting a wall up on the border, that makes me nervous. >> reporter: that affects your bottom line. >> it does. we can grow the crops but we can't pick them. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away lies baltimore, maryland, majority black city where only 12% voted for trump. on a stormy morning, i meet melissa bagley, baltimore born and raised. do you think the president ...

They have been on the issue but not round things out with a government shut down. >> seems to be a dramatic shut down of the number of people illegally trying to cross into the united states from mexico. but the president is clearly determined to go ahead with the wall when all is said and done. he said mexico will eventually pay for it. american taxpayers will pay for it in the time being. >> we will be dead when that happens. but you're right, there is a huge air gap between the emotion of campaign. keep immigrants out, which a lot of people voted for and facts on the ground. you cited them ...