thank you. >> president brandon: bob hall. >> thank you. san francisco is a leader in composting, recycling and with having access to parks. now the city is stepping up to address the biodiversity crisis. i urge the port commission to pledge to do all they can to support the biodiversity resolution, passed by the city but also by the state of california. they just passed their own in september why? urbanization and habitat lost pesticide as well as climate crisis is causing worldwide biodiversity. in places where long-term insect data are available, insect numbers are plummeting. a study last year showed 76% decrease in fly and insects in the past few decades. the food web appears to be collapsing from the bottom up. one the biggest impacts of insect loss is on the many birds, remembe -- reptiles and amphibians. the port commission can make a huge difference by simply planting local native plants and all new projects. native plants support wildlife because they've coinvolve together over thousands of years. native plants help clean water na

madam brandon and her two grandkids are here today. this is the next generation have to take care of this. this should be an education for the whole public. just like we talk about sea level rise, this biodiversity is so important about san francisco moving to the future and maintaining what we have and preserving this legacy for generations to come. thank you very much. >> thank you for your kind words. i want to thank you because you commissioners, have been voting every time you vote on the port's budget to support the environmental education and community engagement programs that we're doing. so thanks. that's why. >> president brandon: thank you so much for your report and this is definitely a significant issue. thank you for bringing it to our attention. thank you for keeping us up to date on the total environmental front. you are the store of the water front when it comes to that area. can you give us an example of how these goals will be incorporated in crane cove park? >> it's designed with ecological value in mind. all that y

brandon: lulu, sit pretty. narrator: chihuahuas are intelligent and respond well to positive reinforcement. brandon: there you go. there you go. there you go. molder, good boy. you need a lot of work, but guess what, that was not bad for a first day. thank you. [phone beeping] narrator: the training session ends just in time... [beeping continues] narrator: ...as brandon receives an urgent message about a dog that needs his help. brandon: all right, guys, party is over. i'll tell you what, watch the ranch while i'm gone. no parties. i just got a text from the shelter saying they have a two-year-old poodle mix that they found roaming the streets as a stray. they say he's a great dog. he seems to get along with all people, all other dogs, but for one reason or another, he's just getting overlooked in the shelter time and again. so, i'm going to get down there, and maybe i can do something for him. there you are. there you are. hi, hi, hi, hi, hi, hi. yeah, you wag your tail. i can see that you're not happy to be

we know his name that brandon brandon terrence he's twenty eight and it comes from the rural a town of grass to me northern new south wales a couple hundred watts three four hundred miles north of sydney he was a group of fairly wouldn't last character apparently and he described himself in a manifesto which he put online to do if. an australian who came before really working class low income family he said my parents are scottish irish and of english stock and he said in a fairly regular jogger without any great issues he said i had little interest in education during my schooling barely forcing grades he said i'm just a regular white man from a regular family who decided to take a stand to ensure the future of his people now will remember that remains to be seen but people here are viewing him as a right wing extremist certainly that was what would prime minister said today he

brandon: it can be very large. a walmart executive for a number of years, and we went down that path. we didn't commit has there's a notion if you start taking from true advertisers, are you representing your customers? if you are under pressure and amazon does it anyway, that conversation becomes real. walmart brought the process in-house. kroger understands there could be a lot of money there. romaine: is there too much competition? there are some of the grocery stores opening up in my neighborhood along with four open in the last year. when you look at the problems kroger faces, and all of the other places face, when do you get to critical mass? brandon: that 20,000 mom-and-pop groceries in the united states. and when i say mom-and-pop, i don't mean -- i mean 10 stores, 20 stores. of thoseto get rid guys before you get terrified about groceries. you can crush 15 to 20% of shares a mom-and-pop's and you still have enough for kroger's to survive. disruptiont did its with the supercenter, kroger had massive share p

brandon qualls, hs student: "stay positive. never give up. just don't stop."re securing a friendship that will last far beyond these norman arkansas hallways. brandon qualls, hs student: "he is an amazing friend." (pam) that was hilary hunt reporting. for now, brandons wheelchair will stay at school until his family can get a car that can hold his new wheels. at the beginning of the year, warriors-the year, beginning of at the at the beginning of the year, warriors-celtics seemed like a potential finals matchup. but before tonight, boston looked like a mess... dropping in the eastern standings... and drama throughout the roster. well, they looked in sync against the champs --warriors back home after a four-game road trip. no klay thompson in the lineup because of knee soreness. --from the beginning, turnovers plagued the warriors. first half--bad pass from steph curry goes back the other way... and gordon hayward finishes at the rack. 12-turnovers for the champs.. as boston led by 25 at the break. --out of the locker room, curry...the lone scorer from tonight.

. >> reporter: that's state prosecutor brandon dinetz.court -- his girlfriend jennifer lettman. she's also a lawyer and is there -- she thinks -- to watch his opening statement. but suddenly, she sees the jury and realizes it's made up of her family and friends. >> but love can't be defined by mere words alone. >> reporter: brandon making the case for his love to jennifer, and then conferring with his co-counsel, who hands him the ring. >> jennifer, you are my best friend and the love of my life. will you marry me? [ cheers and applause ] >> he's just -- whether it's big or small, he's very, very thoughtful, so looking back, none of this surprises me. but i was incredibly surprised. >> reporter: the planning took brandon five months, making sure he didn't violate any legal ethics and he pulled it off during the court's lunch break. >> there was not going to be any taxpayer money or taxpayer dollars involved with this production. >> reporter: but there was a real judge who volunteered her time, and after all the kissing and hugging, made t

they didn't have brandon clark last season. tonight they saw what the san jose transfer can actually do. hatcher mara messed the layup. brandon clark flies in for the slam. 15 point, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks. the zags win 72-58. they will play texas tech saturday in the elite eight. ralph sanchez still playing a little defense, 58 years old. >>> the cavs jerome gives them the lead. they will play purdue on saturday for a spot in the final four. >>> later in the second pe chicago wins 5-4. what is going on with the sharks? they have lost seven straight games. >> huh. >> we're talking about the stanley cup. they're going in the wrong direction right now. >> the w >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast, you got it. 4:30 tomorrow morning. i'll be there. goodnight. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation made possible by the support of the friends and partners of inspiration ministries. [applause] >> welcome to inspiration ministries! i'm james payne. thank you for joining us today. i want you to

they didn't have brandon clark last season. tonight they saw what the san jose transfer can actually do. hatcher mara messed the layup. brandon clark flies in for the slam. 15 point, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks. the zags win 72-58. they will play texas tech saturday in the elite eight. ralph sanchez still playing a little defense, 58 years old. >>> the cavs jerome gives them the lead. they will play purdue on saturday for a spot in the final four. >>> later in the second pe chicago wins 5-4. what is going on with the sharks? they have lost seven straight games. >> huh. >> we're talking about the stanley cup. they're going in the wrong direction right now. >> the w to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyl

she reminds him -- >> brandon. change yo i changed your diapers. >> typical kid. asks him to do something. then he's like i don't know. >> she gets upset she asked him to shave his legs. he didn't listen to her. now she's got to paint hairy legs. she gets them done. it looks good. they get to the shirt part and realize -- >> put your arms up. >> god. >> he also didn't shave his armpits. >> he's not a good subject. >> no. she's never going to work with him again. so she gets the shirt done. >> she's good. >> insanely good. >> those jeans look like tight pants. >> so they put a jacket on him. how the the door they go at 25 degrees. >> wow. >> they get to the store where they're headed, they start walking around. >> i can tell people are staring at me. the people who recognize, the kids, that makes it super awkward. i was like, okay. let's get through here as fast as we can. >> so people noticed. some people didn't. >> do you like this shirt more or the one i'm wearing? he got his wish. >> do you think these jeans are too skinny? >> now he has thousands and thousands

brandon's brother spoke to us tonight. >> him and i are just so close.t's kind of just been him and i for 18 years now. >> reporter: brandon stapper and asher burke were from san diego. kyle forti from colorado. a fourth american, so far unidentified. the local pilot mario mgonga also killed. the group of friends were in two helicopters. one went down just after takeoff. an investigation under way into why it crashed. lester? >> all right. keir simmons, thank you. >>> a stunning twist in the good samaritan murder that made headlines. in december jacqueline smith's husband said she abfad while giving money to a panhandler in baltimore. but now police say smith's husband and stepdaughter staged that attack. both are charged with murder. >>> and tonight, the finale of the shocking new docuseries "leaving neverland" airs. it tells the account of two men who say they were abused by michael jackson. miguel almaguer has the story and a warning, the allegations are disturbing. >> every night that i was with him, there was abuse. >> reporter: sharing stories of a

let me just play to you what brandon lewis, the chairman of the conservative party had to say when i asked him about this vote of no confidence in dominic grieve when he came in earlier. at the moment

brandon: ah-ah. rosa, no. that's not for you. i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope.

brandon: good, good, good, good.r: but first, he'll have to prove he has the skills and the focus. dana/steve: henry. steve: come on. dana: come here, henry. steve: come on. narrator: before brandon can sign off on his adoption. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope.

president brandon? [roll call] >> you have a quorum. >> item to, approval of the minutes from the january 8th, 2019 meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on the minutes? saying none, all in favour? >> aye. >> the minutes have been approved. >> item three is public comment on the executive session. >> is there any public comment on executive session? seeing none. >> item four, executive session, vote on whether to hold a closed session and invoke the tourney client privilege on the public employee appointment hiring for the maritime deputy director position to be built. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favour? >> aye. >> okay in favor? >> motion's been approved. >> item six. [inaudibl [inaudible] [pledge of allegiance] >> item seven, announcements. please silence your electronic devices as well as for public comment. members of the public will have three minutes to make public comment on items on or -- not listed on the agenda. i think item eight is public comment on items not

. >> i was a brandon girl back in the day. >> it's never too late. we still got room for you over here. >> i can come on other. >> absolutely. just take that brandon and spin it around most likely it's going to be me on the other side. much better look. jason you're going to be kissing the paint. >> jason's personal tribute to look ended with these words. the candle that bur only rn bus. good night sweet prince. >> we also heard words from ian today. he posted this photo adding, he was this guy. >>> meanwhile, everyone's talking about gayle king's interview with r. kelly. he's behind bars again for not paying child support. in part 2 of gayle's interview she asked r. kelly about his three children and once again became very emotional. >> what is your relationship with your children? >> zero! >> chicago authorities say r. kelly won't be released from jail until he pays $161,000 in back child support he owes. he was taken into custody yesterday and is expected back in court nextt wednesday. >> how can i pay child support? how? if my ex wife is destroyi

it will be a general election, and brandon lewis, i saw he was on earlier.re was a general election coming, whether she will step down, but i think she has got to the end of the road. that leads me to one question, which some of your collea g u es question, which some of your colleagues have struggled with. in the event of a general election, is the event of a general election, is the labour party a remain party or a leave party. it is all a matter of timing. hang on a second. if theresa may goes back to the european union on the 10th of april, and they get a loa n on the 10th of april, and they get a loan extension for us to actually finally sought out, do the work that we should have done two years ago, it will be a different question. we area it will be a different question. we are a party that is democratic, and we are membership driven, so it would, i we are membership driven, so it would, lam not we are membership driven, so it would, i am not going to say one way or the other, because it is absolutely dependent on timing, and you know, what the light

brandon you have started a movement called the walkaway movement. what is that we started it as the walkaway campaign and it initially began as a social media campaign. i'm a former democrat and former liberal. i voted democrat my entire adult life. i'm a gay man soak for me i called myself a democrat by default because they think the democratic party does this incredible job of marketing themselves toward minority groups in american telling us that we need them and that were in danger constantly from people on the right that republicans hate us and wish to do us harm. that got the liberal media machine backing them up. for me it was a no-brainer. i'm a gay man, i'm a liberal, i'm a democrat and i think that's the autopilot thinking that most minorities go into. i think we'll get into the story but after the 2016 election, i voted for hillary clinton. >> how recently did you convert. >> like most people when donald trump announced he was running for president, i thought it was a joke. i was laughing right along with every buddy else until it got to

. >> let's talk to national border patrol president, brandon judd. what can be done to stop this? >> until we have congress step up and stop these cartels from legislating our own u.s. immigration policy, we'll continue to see this happen. how the democrats can say, and even some republicans, enthusiastic they can say there is no crisis at the border, they are flat-out wrong and negligent in their duties to the american public. susan: this is designed to take advantage of the dysfunction of the immigration system in the u.s. but politicians want to let them freely walk across our borders. >> organized crime is make a record profit. they know all they have to do is overwhelm our system and people will have to be let go. that's what's happening today. the fact reman is that those million arrests we were dealing with the same people over and over again. when we catch them, return them to mexico, and they would cross again. we are dealing with more people than we have dealt with before. if that's not a crisis, i don't know what is. susan: one million people expected to cross this bord

brandon, you didn't go to college. >> no. >> is that a good thing or bad thing. >> now i think it's ause i never got indoctrinated. i actually think that's part of the reason i was able to get out alive the way that i was and hopefully encourage a lot of other people to get out as well. i hear all the time these colleges and universities are just becoming more and more indoctrination camps than institutions of learning, and i have to believe that's true because i have seen with my own eyes the way the sort of liberal cancer has overtaken the minds of young people. they can't even carry on a conversation. >> have you spoken at any college campuses. >> i will be. >> it appears when they tried to speak at universities and colleges all over the country, it creates a violent response. it goes to the issue of academic freedom and free speech that doesn't really seem to be free speech and a lot of our paint campuses on this country. are you in a focus on colleges and universities. >> absolutely. we have to go into the belly of the beast and in many respects, young people are absolutely a dem

brandon: tengo 15 aÑos.ierdan, solamente en disney! seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] karla: estamos en el lugar favorito de los hispanos en la cocina con nuestro chef jesÚs que nos va a enseÑar como envejecer nuestros platillos. la importancia de que se vean lindos. chef: a ti te gusta la cocina y lo disfrutas y todo entra por los ojos . en la parte personal y hasta en la cocina la primera impresiÓn cuenta mucho. eso justamente traigo aquÍ, dos platos, dos formas con la misma receta en la misma comida. quizÁ estamos acostumbrados en dÍa día a servir en cantidad, para llenar, muchas veces menos es mÁs. esos los tips que le voy a dar hoy para hacer lucir su comida. lo que vamos aplicar es un poco de artesanÍa y de imaginaciÓn. empezamos. primero tienes que mantener la comida caliente. empezar por lo que mÁs tiempo lleva para que no se sobre cocinen los vegetales. por Último echamos la carne. aquÍ tengo los vegetales bien calientes. tienes tu purÉ, en buena cocciÓn en punto, ya tenemos aquÍ el

>> 13-year-old twins sophia and brandon del rosario are almost always together.anged when brandon entered the boy scouts. >> when he would go on his camp outs, it was weird, like, i can't go with him i wanted to go to the gun ranges and i wanted to, you know, bow and arrows. >> reporter: the girl scouts don't do that? >> um, so, the girl scouts can. it's definitely an option, we just didn't end up doing that a ton with my troop. >> reporter: it's not a regular thing. >> no. >> welcome to our first all-girl troop meeting. >> reporter: so this winter sophia and thousands of other girls joined the boy scouts program, which changed its name to scouts b.s.a. so you're getting more of the rough and tumble type of stuff? >> yeah. >> reporter: and you like that? >> yeah, i love that. >> reporter: enrollment in the boy scouts has been declining for years, but the organization says the decision to allow girls is a response to demands from busy parents who wanted one program for the whole family. her brother supports the move. >> i think it's kind of cool actually. >> repor

now, brandon was a young man engaged to be married, but instead of planning a wedding, bob and keeyan had to plan a funeral. had our laws simply been enforced bobby and keeyan might not have had to bury their son. so let's do the right thing by the michael family, let's prohibit sanctuary cities in the state of florida. [ applause ] international events usually have a particular resonance here in florida. earlier this year i had a meeting in the oval office alongside senators rubio and scott, as well as congressman diaz ballard about the dire situation in venezuela. to the president's -- he recognized juan guaido and made clear that nicolas maduro has got to go. now, the tragedy in venezuela is the result of a failed socialist experiment, a system that is hostile to human liberty and contrary to human nature. the tyranny that has resulted is the natural outgrowth of trying to impose this failed ideology on the people of venezuela. so to the venezuela exile community in florida and venezuelan americans in florida we stand with you and the people of venezuela who are seeking freedom and

. >> good afternoon, president brandon, members of the commission. i'm diane oshima with the planning division. i am here to provide some introductory overview remarks about the city's cannabis policy and how they apply to the port and wanted to introduce to you nicolle -- i'm having a brain freeze, i'm sorry. >> elliott. >> to actually do the substantive work of explaining the full breadth of the cannabis policy in san francisco. i think the -- the need for us to understand what the policies apply in the city are important because most of the port's property is what they call the green zone, notwithstanding the zoning map that is in front of you today. we have broken it up and color coded it by the zoning districts themselves. as indicated in the report, there are eight different areas of cannabis related industries and businesses. and we have three stick zoning districts. m-1, light industrial. m-2, heavy industrial in the pink. and then c-2, in the green, commercial business that are basical basically receptor businesses. but for all of the manufa

brandon: they say he's a great dog. narrator: ...and a woman hoping for a dog to love.ed a dog in my life. narrator: each one might be what the other is looking for, but it will take specialized training to ensure it's a match. brandon: she told me that she had six knee surgeries, so, obviously, her mobility is a little bit compromised. and we go up! not going to do it, huh? i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope.

brandon responded every single day any time he helps a friend, it's an amazing day.> i just think it is a wonderful story of friendship. >> we need more of that in this world. crazy news. >> we do. i'm just being a jerk. set your dvr and never miss a episode of my special report up next, >> bret: the a national emergency declaration, new illegal immigration number says proves the crisis is getting much worse. house democrats struggle with anti-semitism legislation has controversial muslim lawmaker stands defiant. one major european common a program to guarantee basic income for the people work or not. we will bring you they are, this "special report." ♪ good evening comeau i'm bret baier, and national wednesday by the way as several republican senators abandoned the president over national emergency declaration of the border. the administration is

brandon: look at this. it's all over you. narrator: ...and prove he has the maturity to work in an office environment. brandon: it's either going to go really well or absolutely awful.

brandon: come on, hit the mark!tor: before they can start a new chapter in life together, brandon will work to earn sinbad's trust and show him he has brighter days ahead of him. india: i feel that i now have hope.

brandon has been farming his entire life. he's a sixth generation farmer and third generation of his family's company, triple b incorporated where they produce rye, soybeans, corn, hay and beef cattle. his wife, jessica, provides innovation conservation plans to help increase productivity. not only are they helping our food supply, they're active noves community. brandon is a first responder for the fired and both are active in their church. in a time when north carolina's farm families are facing a great deal of uncertainty, brandon has been a strong advocate for his occupation through various farm organizations as well as the promotion of research and technological advancement in agriculture to help the industry remain strong. these are two great young americans who deserve to have their hard work and efforts rewarded and i congratulate them on being select nrd distinguished recognition. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent addres

they have apparently changed, according to brandon, who there is a panel, though we don't know what thatat the outcome of those cases is, so there is this complete opacity, and the use of bureaucracy and process, so when i have submitted things to brandon and subsequently checked on whether those matters have been dealt with, he came back and said, you did not submit it in the right format. it is astonishing that a current party chairman would tell an x party chairman would tell an x party chairman that the right format wasn't used, rather than be appalled at the substance of the allegation that was being made. you will have seen that was being made. you will have seen the row in the labour party, so how would you compare this to that? i don't like to compare, because if i was i don't like to compare, because if iwasa i don't like to compare, because if i was a british jewish i don't like to compare, because if i was a britishjewish person looking at what was happening in the labour party right now, i would be appalled. i am appalled that a british muslim when i look across to the britis

lewis asked if he misled public of a phobia of complaints brandon lewis said that there was no investigation going on about islamophobia in the conservative party and then called nick cloves lowell's who runs hope not hate accused him of trying to mislead us and by the statement members of the public at least that's the accusation here because he says that there have been investigations and we all know what boris johnson said in one of his articles about letter boxes and women who are muslims wearing the burka of course i wish with it's been shared by quite a few people i have to say as well that's not the point though i'm not seeing as i've been very good at hello you don't say and it's not david cameron in twenty sixteen using but edgy privilege to link the present mayor of london to the gun to isis directly i mean surely that's kind of true of the london mayoral candidate for twenty twenty sean bailey is that the. non-christian festivals in the capital have turned this city and you live in it of the crime ridden cesspool that robs britain of community a good mayor of london hasn't been el

but that changed when brandon entered the boy scouts. >> it was weird. like i can't go with him?d to go to the gun ranges and bow and arrow. >> the girl scouts don't do that? >> we can, it's an option. >> it's not a thing? >> no. >> reporter: so this winter sophia and thousands of other girls joined the boy scouts program that changed its name to scouts bsa. so you're getting more of the rough and tumble type of stuff? >> yes. i love that. >> reporter: enrollment has been decluning for years but the decision to allow girls is response from busy parents who wanted a program for the whole family. >> i think it's kind of cool actually. >> reporter: they're still be in their own troops. the twins mom is scout master. >> they deserve to have the opportunity to both enjoy that scouting experience as it was minute to be and it was meant to be single gender. >> reporter: girls can earn the same maurt badges and ranks as boys. soph sophia aiming to win the prestigious eagle scout award. >> i hope they can see they can do it too. >> reporter: nothing holding them back? >> nope. >> and that

brandon tatum. thanks so much.k you can trust the upcoming mueller report, judicial watch's tom fitton tells us why the since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. judge jeanine: the mueller report is still looming. my next guest says the amount of corruption hupped it is unbelievable. and it will be quite a test for the new attorney general. tom one appeared at cpac with congressman devin nunes. one of the things you said that got my attention was this justice department has no business writing a report on the president's conduct. >> the president has the right to fire people like james comey and communicate with the ru

gunman arrested after new zealand's mosque attacks has been charged with murder twenty eight year old brandon didn't enter a plea your seatbelt forty nine people died in the shootings at two mosques and christchurch on friday. museum lenders have been paying tribute to the victims of the shootings a makeshift memorial has been set up and christchurch where residents have been gathering to pray and the flowers. prime minister just has met with the muslim community leaders in the city and she's promised to use tougher gun laws it's emerged that the suspects had only obtained five guns proving automatic weapons. to other news now and some myself i just i'm still putting up fierce resistance against u.s. backed rebels and their last shred of territory in the east in syria the syrian democratic forces says three i saw fighters emerge from the village of drug loose on friday acting as though they were surrendering before setting off suicide bombs six people were killed. hundreds of thousands of areas have been back on the streets demanding president abdelaziz bouteflika resignation weeks of mass pr

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david: joining me now editor in chief christopher bedford, and adam brandon. chris.altitude a lot of universities have. >> that everyone should get an equal chance, the university system is krup corrupt through . we're not talking donating a building so our kid gets a leg up, that does happen. the problem is the folks were lying. they have not implemented the university in this scheme, it looks like it was outside consultants, but it speaks to idea that ivy leagues are not that obtainable unless you have money and background that fits narrative. david: we don't know how long it has been going on, there may have been some that previous administration and justice departments did not see. >> i have a question, is this just the beginning, the tip of the iceberg. so when you hear these things this like just a cancer into the institutions, people see this someone got a degree from a big name school, you wonder, did they really get it on there are own? or were they moved in because they paid a hundred thousand dollars to get them on a water polo toom. team. david: you have

brandon judd is president of the national border patrol council.ou for joining us, we appreciate it. first of all your response to patrick shanahan saying, $1 billion for the wall, if that is needed? >> it is absolutely needed. if you look at the number of drugs flowing into the united states, the deaths we have, migrant caravans coming to the border, what they are doing is thumbing their nose at our immigration and drug laws in the united states and unless we get a handle on this we will see an increase in these drugs and illegal aliens crossing the border. this is absolutely necessary and i applaud this decision. shannon: people who think this is not a wise decision says it is taking money from much-needed projects the military needs to get done. is a portion of the letter from senate democrats demanding answers saying we have serious concerns that political interference and pet project have come ahead of many near-term critical readiness issues facing the military but you are saying this is critically needed. >> absolutely. if you look at the de