next speaker, please >> my name is steve robinson and i'm a lifelong renter. it's hard to support this legislation. i think the issue is the tic conversion. just the tic. as a renter i may own as a tic that's the only way i can own. you can convert every single one now and it's not going to effect the market. what happens it is a >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisors. my husband and i were the first members in our families to mitigate to san francisco. our rental unit couldn't hold the first name. my brothers family have to live in a low income housing today. i wish we could have done more to help them out of government assistance. but you all enhance with the best housing projects. this bill would be the worst one. my son want to buy a home but he can't. he will live with is for a long-term. are and the bad cycle will continue. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good afternoon supervisor. my wife's parents and building in there in their 50's and tic and then convert into condo. we were - i move forward to san francisco

. >> joining me now, msnbc political analyst steve schmidt and eugene robinson, steve, i must go to youthis, my friend. the "wall street journal," not known to be a bastion of liberal, the border could be defended and claim more anti-personnel mines and it wouldn't be secure enough. i have to ask you, do you think it is true? do you agree with "the wall street journal"? >> look, this has always been predicated, the border reform bill, that it would be a path to people here illegally. you just saw ted cruz make an argument from the right that unrefuted i think, is absolutely political to the house of representatives. senator corker and the other proponents of this are going to have to effectively communicate very aggressively, very directly that their legislation in fact does secure the border or this will die in the house, with very serious long-term consequences to the republican party going forward. >> eugene, one must ask how much it enough? i mean, i was on the border. and three men used ropes to jump back and forth over the border while i was there. the idea of a secure border is i

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. >> steve: madison robinson is the inventer and entrepreneur and she joins us live. wait a minute. older. but how old are you? >> 15. >> steve: you sold over a million dollars worth of shoes? >> yes. >> steve: fantastic. >> gretchen: how did you get the idea? >> i was eight years old and lived on the beach in galveston. i always loved to draw and loved to doodle. my dad was a t-shirt designer. i picked up that i wanted to design shoes. i drew the outline of a flip flop and drew my designs on them and gave them to my dad. >> brian: how old were you when you did that? >> i was eight. >> brian: did your dad see the potential in it? >> yes. he freaked out. >> brian: 'cause he loved it. >> yes. he was like i can't believe you did it. he bought the trademarks and domain names and it came about in the last year. >> steve: you started small. >> yes. >> steve: and you were selling them locally. then out of nowhere, you thought, i'm going to write a letter to nordstrom. >> yes. >> steve: you didn't really think they would respond and say we'll put them on the shelves. >> i thought it would b

robinson is still with us. joining us at the table, we have the managing editor of "fortune" magazine, andy serwer. thank you for pointing out lee's review. i'll take a look. treasury analyst steveer, back with us to talk about the market. and also with us, the moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. joe, one of the more annoying parts of flying could be changing, which will be good news for us because i don't like -- i don't like what happens sometimes when we're flying. "the wall street journal" reports that the faa is expected to walk back some of the rules on using personal electronic devices. it will probably mean you won't have to turn off your kindle during takeoff and landing. you won't have to get off the phone, joe, or stop texting. they're not expected to change the rules on flights on in-flight phone calls. the exact changes will not be announced until the end of september. end of september. >> you're actually talking about me. >> yes, i am. >> you know, mika, i am not a psychiatrist or psychologist -- i play one on television -- but you seem to be projecting here because you're the one that you will text well into flight. it causes some of us back in coach som