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Help. and we're going to spend $5 billion on an unnecessary wall? i don't think so. >> well, what is interesting to me, jill, about what hoyer was saying, he seemed to take note of what the president said last night about maybe not a wall, a slat fence, whatever you want to call it, that listening to hoyer there, there did seem to be room, certainly from the democrats' standpoint for something short of a wall that they could say, okay, we didn't give them the wall. we call that border security. i'm wondering still if there is something there that trump will claim is close enough to a wall, wha...

All this means. joining me now is georgia congressman doug collins. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. a great day. >> heather: very busy over there. let's get right to what people care about the most. who will see more money in their pocket and when? >> the majority of americans will see money in their pockets. just like you had a second ago the speaker actually talking about the median income a $70,000 couple. when they see $2,000 more in their pocket. when come february and see it in their paycheck they'll know what we're talking about here matters...

I think what hoyer and pelosi are doing is walk a fine line between not saying that he shouldn't be impeached, but saying this is not a thing we should be talking about right now. there are more politically effective things for democrats to be talking about. >> the difference between a substantive case for it and a tactical one. the substantive case and the originalist case, al green actually mixes as do you, the idea that this was not seen as a criminal item in the constitution, this could be used as sort of politically or just malfeasance, and i thought of the argument you made today when i ...

An unwise nuclear war either, but there is a different question that is political, which is one that pelosi and hoyer are worrying about. which is that if the country's not ready for impeachment and currently plurality supports trump's impeachment. there's reason to think that would be a tough sell and given the democrats don't have the votes, is it a good idea for democrats who see a path back to power right now that they're looking good at the 2018 elections and to want win in alabama in a couple of days. is this a good fight for them to pick? and so there, there is a question, fully separat...