host: we have a number of calls including jimbo here. go ahead, jimbo. caller: thank you for the opportunity. "washington journal" is the last place where the average man can get up and speak and have everyone hear them on the entire planet. a couple of comments here. first, we could build a great wall of china from brownsville to san diego, and it won't stop the three fourths of the people who have overstay their visas. three fourths of the people who have entered this country illegally have done so by overstaying their visas. building a great wall of china from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean will not stop that. the other thing is this, these moneys would be better off spent enhancing our port of entry, because that is where most of the drugs come through, parts of entry -- port of entry. if we were to invest imports of entry into system in which a travelingre people's or student visas expire, making sure we know where these people are, that would be so much more successful. host: jim, thank you. guest: i did a story a couple of months ago beca

. >> caller: hey, jimbo, how are you doing? >> my wife is working tonight. i'll go to the restaurant and say hello and have fun. >> caller: first-time caller shoutout to my brother harry. >> harry, how are you doing? okay >> caller: anyway, tandem diabetes. >> that's been stalled that's all for -- and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> whenever some big time big hedge fund warns you, let's say long term trends, i am urging you to be very skeptical let me give you an example on january 22nd at the world economic forum, the legendary founder of bridge water associates, with a sensational track record came out and made terrifying statements. he said the wealth cap is far too wide, true will likely lead to a form of politics that will hurt stock prices he argued much higher tax rates are coming at the democrats win big and pointed out they are calling for a 70% top marginal tax rate although only on the richest of the rich. the greatest scheme of thi

. >> what's up caller: hey, jimbo, just had a question >> sure. he got cut off win stop is one terrific stop. >> buy, buy, buy, buy. >> i want to own the stock and i want to have a franchise >>> kevin in california, kevin caller: booyah, jim. rgnx >> i don't know those particular fellows and i would have to do some homework on that. >>> let's go to joey in illinois joey caller: hey, jim, i'm a 20-year-old college student and i watched your tv show get rich and watch "mad money." my question is about pizza i'm up 2 visa. >> no, no, visa is fantastic you're a young person. you can ride it out. i think it's really very meaningful that you watch the show i heard that every single 20-year-old in america had cut the cord this person has not cut the cord and that's one of the reasons why i love this show >>> let's go to david in georgia. david. caller: yes, watch your shodaily jim, wp kerry. >> these global net leases, it's okay it's okay. it's a read. that's all i'm going to say. >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the end of the lightning round. >>

host: we have a number of calls including jimbo here. go ahead, jimbo.ler: thank you for the opportunity. "washington journal" is the last place where the average man can get up and speak and have everyone hear them on the entire planet. a couple of comments here. first, we could build a great wall of china from brownsville to san diego, and it won't stop the three fourths of the people who have overstay their visas. three fourths of the people who have entered this country illegally have done so by overstaying their visas. building a great wall of china from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean will not stop that. the other thing is this, these moneys would be better off spent enhancing our port of entry, because that is where most of the drugs come through, parts of entry -- port of entry. if we were to invest imports of entry into system in which a travelingre people's or student visas expire, making sure we know where these people are, that would be so much more successful. host: jim, thank you. guest: i did a story a couple of months ago because