joining us now patrick buchanan. it's not a phrase we use a lot -- evil.ooking at communism and fascism and nazis and the killing fields. there is a lot of evil in this world, pat. >> there is, sean. my feeling is the motive is in front of us. paddock, stephen paddock made two decisions. one he was going to end his life. the second was he was going to end it in a way that the whole world would remember him. they would know his name. he would no longer be a nobody, but a somebody. he would capture the attention of the entire country. he plotted and planned this mass murder. bringing all of those guns in there. he went out the way he wanted to go out. i think the way he wanted to be remembered. in other words, it was personal, not political, religious. it was the way -- >> tucker: we don't know that yet. >> it was the way stephen paddock wanted to end his life. we know he wanted to end his life this way. >> tucker: it was premeditated and he also surveiled fenway park and new york. did he plan an escape? he had handguns? was he trying to get out and do it ag

others have tried it, pete wilson tried it in the 1990s, patrick buchanan tried it. it's never been successful, but their time this time it was successful. a result of that candidacy, of course, hassan been the rallying cry of "build the wall", which, characterized virtually every event. that took place during the campaign, and an amazing drive, as the president came into office to really pursue that agenda, aggressively, quickly, initially through executive orders. but with lots of other implications for budgets and for possible legislation, including what has happened on daca, and daca is really the first issue that's come along in this agenda where there's been any rethinking whatsoever. virtually everything else is straight out of the campaign playbook. which is also quite extraordinary. in, you know, in our political experience. so, you have the "build the wall" rallying cry and the promise of aggressive enforcement, obey the law, enforce the law, everybody in the country here illegally is subject to removal because they're in violation of the law. well, the fac