mr. lindsay. project -- dr request, you have three minutes. we'll give you 3 minutes and then a 1-minute rebuttable since we've heard this item already. >> thank you. thank you for continuing this. fog has changed as far as -- nothing has changed as far as we're concerned. our fear is that it's going to be a mansion. it opens up the possibility to an airbnb. also, we're still in a tunnel. if you look at the pictures, you'll see that our north side, we already have a building that extends out about 14 feet from the back of our house. they're going to be having an equal, if not larger extension to our south. it will be placed on a little tunnel cutting off the air and light, cutting it down. a comment was made last time about the foliage. what was not brought out is that the foal age acts as a filter. it doesn't block light and air. the same with our shades. they're filtering shades, not darkout shades. with the two solid walls, it will be darker and less air. it's still our fear that it's going to be so large that it will be an airbnb before it

ran for president, one time, and won. >> senator lindsay graham ran against mr.ost. >> i think he is a kook. i think he is crazy. i think he is unfit for office. >> has since changed his mind. >> what concerns me about the american press is this endless, endless attempt to label the guy as some kind of kook, not fit to be president. >> we have a copy of fire and fury at the store for you. >> wolf's book fire and fury is flying off the shelves. but he is not the first to raise questions about mr. trump's mental health. in this 2016 book about mr. trump's mental competency, numerous psychologists and therapists argue, delusional levels of grandiosity, impulsivity and the compulsions of mental -- impairment when combined with an authoritarian cult of personality and contempt pour the rule of law are a toxic mix. the authors of the book admit they diagnosed from a distance. doing so they said out of an ethical obligation to warn the country. president trump will receive his first full physical as commander-in-chief friday. a psychological examination will not be part

mr. president, i just want to say what lindsay did. if you think about the obama administration, when you have the votes to pass obamacare and you couldn't get the dream act fast, you know there's something structurally wrong with the baseline. think about it. you are providing the leadership for a bartus -- a bipartisan solution, consistent with their principles, which i think are important for us to fulfill the promises we made to the american people. and we can provide certainty to the daca population. shame on anybody for getting caught up in words, the wall, for example, when we have the opportunity to provide a solution to achieve our objectives and do something good for the daca population that i think we should. thank you. you are right, 100%. thank you for bringing us all together. you have given a german us get to the american people. it has been 20 years since we have had a vote on immigration at any time. it is very hard and very emotional, but there has been no deadline. every time when congress begins to work on it, they

mr. hammons, my son has a a high school diploma from lindsay high school in his hands. could you give me that newspaper up there on the shelf? mr. hammons reaches back, gives the newspaper to mr. gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of the san francisco head, son, read this newspaper for mr. hammons, the new principal at lindsay high school. come on, read the article right here. after a moment of silence, junior which is said that and begins to cry and says, dad, you know i don't know how to read. that was a real lindsay learner, and there are hundreds or thousands of them that we failed over the years. and you know what? the traditional model, there are people all across our country who are getting a high school diploma that makes them feel like they are ready for life, that they accomplish something, and many of them are in the same situation as junior. some for the context of what did we do then and what did we build. we all know this person, steve jobs. now, steve jobs was creating the ideal listening experience. he was not saying how do i sell more cds. he was sa

mr. hammons, i son has a high school diploma from lindsay high school in his hand. could you give me that newspaper up there on the shelf. mr. hammons reaches back, gives the newspaper to mr. gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of his son and settle had, read this newspaper for mr. hammons. the new principal. read the article right here. after a moment of silence, junior puts his head down and begins to cry and says dad, you know i don't know how to read. in the further content of what did we do then and what did we build? we all know this person, steve jobs. now, steve jobs was creating the ideal listening experience. he was not seen how do i sell more is tvs. he was saying what is the ideal experience that listeners need and he created hijinks. i was an ovation. we know this person. jeff pesos. what is the ideal reading experience. we used to buy our books here and now it's not just books. but now i shop for everything because it is the ideal reading experience, the ideal shopping experience. everybody knows these folks. i see a few starbucks. cops on the table

mr. president, and you need to close the deal. >> president trump: thank you, lindsay. it's very interesting, because i do have people that are, to use a common term very far right and very far left. they're very unhappy about what we're doing. but i really don't believe they have to be. i really think this sells itself. >> i don't see how we get there gf march 5 -- before march 5. >> president trump: that's why we make it phase two. phase one is daca and security, and phase two is comprehensive immigration. we should go right to it. >> neil: this is something that i cannot recall, cameras rolling for an hour, witnessing at a white house spray. where reporters are allowed in, taking quick pictures, usually kicked out. this went on and on and on. we featured mostly republicans there, they were getting into the weeds and we wanted to show the president's proficiency happily debating the weeds as well as arguing with democrats. wasn't his way or the highway, it was all ways to get a daca deal done. talking to dianne feinstein, even if it meant a stand-alone daca deal now a

lindsay lohan is making her comeback. is it for real? i must know. here to break it down, "page six" senior reporter mr. carlos greer. writer, eliza

well, and lindsay graham apparently also made comments and was brave enough to speak out in the media and say, mrident, this is not right. so those are not strong comments, and to characterize them as strong comments is a mischaracterization of the comments. they are offensive comments. i am an african-american that comes from an immigrant family, and those comments are offensive to me and in my community and immigrants who hail from countries of color. those were very offensive remarks. the alleged remarks were very offensive and certainly senator durbin and gram and others seem to have heard those things said. >> james, what did you hear in the responses? >> the white house didn't even deny they made the comments. there are a couple senators on record and folks at the meeting on record that said he made those comments and they are backtracking because of the backlash and they felt it would play to their base, and i don't think they understood the fallout. these are racist comments. they are ironic, because they are talking about nations that have been systematically under developed and tampered

mr. president and you need to close the deal. >> thank you, lindsay.teresting because i do have people come and just use a very common term, very far right and very far left. very unhappy about what we are doing. i really don't believe they have to. when you talk about comprehensive immigration reform, which is where i would like to get to eventually, if we do the right bill here, we are not very far away. we've done most of it. we do this properly, daca. not so far away from comprehensive immigration reform. if you want to take the further step, i'll take the heat. i'll eat you want to give them and both the democrats and republicans. my whole life has been heat. i like eat in a certain way. but i will. you are somewhat more traditional politicians than two and a half years ago i was never thinking in terms of politics. you guys have been doing in all of your lives. i'll take all the heat you want, and you are not that far away from comprehensive immigration reform. if you want to go the final step you should do it. if you like earmarks to bring us to

lindsay graham said he felt something happen to the president. what do you think happened? ben: i think the president was infuriated by the fact that mr. durbin turned on him in what was supposed to be a confidential meeting. i don't think there was any signing of a document of confidentiality but he felt a standard had been breached, a standard in which you don't gossip about what happened in a meeting with the president. >> one other quick one on capitol hill boy corey booker senator from new jersey i don't know if you saw this but was quite something let's take a quick look and listen to corey booker. >> you're under oath. you and others in that room that suddenly cannot remember, your silence and your amnesia is complacent. i hurt. what dick durbin called me i had tears of rage when i heard about this experience in that meeting and for you not to feel that hurt and that pain and to dismiss some of the questions of my colleagues saying i've already answered that line of questions with tens of millions of americans are hurting right now because of what they're worried about what happened in the white house. that's unacceptable to me.