joining us from new york city danielle ivory, a reporter with the new york times. recent line to your piece goes one certainty of trump's wall, big money. an earlier attempt tried cameras budget.r and ran over 2006. s back to >> sure. in 2006 there was a contract warded by the department of homeland security to build a virtual and physical wall. a physical wall to keep people from walking in. wall to have tual the department of homeland security awarded a large contract to boeing and a contractors and of course subcontracting as well. after about five years, there a dozen more than scathing reports and the technology itself didn't seem to consistently on the border. that was project protect the border. instead boeing built about 53 wall and spent almost a billion dollars. that's taxpayer money. > so moving it up to president day and the attempt by the administration to work with congress on building a wall, you doubt that if o the u.s. moves ahead with plans for an ambitious border wall, the biggest infrastructure projects in will be a boon for contractors. us more

danielle ivory has been looking into that for "the new york times."e of our topics for tomorrow "washington journal." "newsmakers and equip coming up next. to upper joining us on sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend. i hope you have a great week ahead. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] ♪ here on c-span, "newsmakers" is next with democratic senator ben cardin of maryland. the nominations of betsy devos for education secretary and senator jeff sessions for attorney general. our guest this week is maryland's senior senator ben cardin, a democrat. on thehe lead democrat foreign relations committee. we will be talking to him this morning about a busy week in washington and a busy week ahead with kristina peterson and lisa

joining us from new york city danielle ivory, a reporter with the new york times. recent line to your piece goes one certainty of trump's wall, big money. an earlier attempt tried cameras and radar and ran over

danielle ivory of the new york times to talk to us about what faces the administration as it proposes fortifying that barrier along the southern border. >> tonight on the communicators, gary shapiro talks about the major technology issues facing congress and the administration. mr. shapiro talks about the latest innovative products he found at the consumer electronic show held in las vegas, last. he is interviewed by technology reporter for bloomberg bna. -- it is theet benefit of being connected and getting information and data, making a life better and safer, increasing food production as well as transportation and health care. is not about entertainment. -- it is not just about entertainment. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. c-span, where history unfolds daily.

and the new york times reported danielle ivory discusses what faces the trump administration has it fortifies the barrier on the southern border. live.washington journal join the discussion. foreign secretary boris johnson was -- boris itnson assured a member that would not be affected by the recent executive order signed by president trump. who expressed concern about executive order and future relations with the trump administration. this occurred under the executive order and was temporarily stopped by a judge in seattle.

and the new york times reported danielle ivory discusses what faces the trump administration has it fortifies the barrier on the southern border. live.washington journal join the discussion. foreign secretary boris johnson was -- boris itnson assured a member that would not be affected by the recent executive order signed by president trump. who expressed concern about executive order and future relations with the trump administration. this occurred under the executive order and was temporarily stopped by a judge in seattle. the floor and commonwealth affairs by a bush ally to make a statement on the implications of this country other recent changes of the immigration policy. it may be helpful if i described for the house the consequences of british citizens and nationals of the executive order issued last friday. let me begin by saying this is not our policy or a measure that this government would consider. those measures that discriminate on nationality are wrong. president trump issued the executive order banning intrigue over a period of 90 days. syria, iraq, iran, somalia syria, iraq, ir

joining us from new york city danielle ivory, a reporter with the new york times.recent line to your piece goes one certainty of trump's wall, big money. an earlier attempt tried cameras and radar and ran over

times" reporter danielle ivory discusses what faces the trump administration as it proposes fortifying barrier along the southern border. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. on wednesday come upwards prime minister theresa may discussed her recent visit to the united states and meeting with president trump and his executive order on refugees and immigrants entering the u.s. she also discussed brexit and the government's decision to posthumously pardon lgbt persons convicted of sodomy crimes. this is almost 40 minutes. irish government over a range of issues and i know the specific point he raised with me this morning. >> questions for the prime minister. >> question number one, mister speaker. >> thank you, mister speaker. i am sure the whole house will join me in offering condolences to the families and friends of those who lost their lives and were injured in quÉbec city. also in paying tribute to our former colleague who died last friday. he was an outstanding parliamentarian. i'm told our thoughts are with hi

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