it's a wall, not a good-looking wall. it's a wall. it has 36 big doors in it. in. never put the doors it has 36 doors you can drive a truck through. they never put the doors on it. we are putting the doors on it, or even better, maybe not putting any doors. maybe you do it without the doors. money toather give the the property and just say bye-bye or sell it to somebody on the other side. we are literally putting the doors on. what's the property worth on the other side? much for -- less than the doors. these doors need hydraulics because they are so heavy, which is ridiculous in itself. that's the kind of thinking that went into it. we are filling up those gaping wounds in this wall. it's going to have a big effect. you know exactly the area i'm talking about. a wall and big holes in it. a lot of good things are happening. would you like to say a few words, please? >> welcome to california. sheriff of fresno, california. thank you for your personal attention to this very important issue, border security. i talk to local law enforcement across our nation, and alway

at least, that portion of it for the building of the wall in order to build the wall. one problem with this for property owners is that if you do not have the money or the time or the wherewithal to hire an attorney to represent you, you may get taken advantage of by whatever the government offers you. the texas tribune did a terrific piece of reporting on this. i think they published it at the end of 2017 where they recounted the stories of a lot of private land owners. those who had just agreed to what the government gave them were getting in, and one example for 22 acres, got a couple of hundred thousand dollars right down the road actually neighboring the property where they hired lawyers to represent them for 11 acres. half of the acreage got $1.4 million. of course it takes money and wherewithal and connections to find the right lawyer, hire the right lawyer to represent you in court for this. it results in some serious inequities in terms of what people are being compensated for at the boulder border. >> mary how did you come to be involved with this issue? >> i

maria: we are at this wall, but you know the wall ends here, mr. president, there's a whole areas that's vulnerable and wide open where there are mountains and what i was told by the border patrol agent was when the migrants want to cross first they have to deal with the mexican drug lords and you can't past go before -- until you give me money, first give us money and then you can go proceed and get detained by border patrol and the border patrol agents are totally, you know, kids are coming sick and they have to leave their post, take these kids to the hospitals before processing because they've been on their feet for 3 and 4 months. >> big business for cartels, became bigger over the last 10 years and the cartels are really dominant now and paying everyone off and rough, our border patrol and ice agents are incredible. we are moving thousands and thousands of ms13 out of our country that were let in here years ago and out of our country. now, we could only hold so much in massive storage areas and we could only hold so much. we are building bigg

as you mentioned, this -- there used to be a wall here in the 90s. it was a very old wall.n't work very well. the border patrol was very unhappy with it. during the obama administration they started planning for replacement but never funded it. so when president trump took office, he funded it. they got it built. that's what you see here. this wall is about 30 feet high. there's barbed wire on the top and bottom and stretched for two miles. the goal is to really try to help stem the tide of migrants that have been surging here to the united states. this sector, the el centro sector has been hit hard. there's a 97% increase in the apprehensions of family units here in fiscal year 2017 to 2018. ed, another issue the border patrol agents have been facing, they've been getting rocks and concrete thrown at them at the older section of the wall. if you go and see it, it's low down, the slats are farther apart. people are able to throw rocks at the agents. president trump is walking up right now. back to you. >> ed: you can see the president entering the room there, shaking hands

, post-wall. we have seen what happens when walls are built, we have seen how illegal immigration is driven low. when we build those physical barriers, people say it is archaic, people say they do not what but in reality, and chief shove it is just explained, those walls do in fact work. i appreciate the congressman who are here as i know they support your agenda. for those congressmen that want to be obstructionist, i say if they are not going to be part of the solution, at least get out of your way, let your administration do what needs to be done to get the border secure trade with that i will turn it back over. pres. trump: you have been an incredible representative of your men and women, i can tell you that. he is constantly adding us to do what is right and chris and so many others, you guys are fantastic and i appreciate it. even before i started him a they wanted to see it happen and it is happening and i wanted to thank you. when you talk about previous administrations. we have a stretch

we built a lot of new wall in some cases. we have ripped old wall downal

we worked pretty wall and post wall. we have seen what happens when walls are built. we have seen how illegal immigration is driven low when we build those physical barriers. people say that it is archaic. people say they do not work. walls do inthose fact work. frankly, i appreciate the congressmen that are here because they support your agenda. for those congressmen that want to be obstructionists, i say if they are not going to be a part of the solution, at least get out of your way. let your administration do what needs to be done. pres. trump: i want to thank you, you have been an incredible representative of your men and women. he is constantly getting us to do what is right. chris and so many others, you guys are fantastic. i appreciate it, even before it started. you talked about previous administrations. we have a stretch along the rio grande, it is about 38 miles. done by both previous administrations as a combination of one going into the other. it is a wall. not a good-looking wall. doors.36 very big doors that you6 can drive a truck through. someone never

why that wall that wall of forty one percent of g.d.p. is on the balance sheet of the e.c.b. it's all source of junk junk debt corporate that all these bonds on their balance sheet and this is supposedly meant to cause inflation and mario draggy when he's exiting the e.c.b. saying he's still concerned that there's no inflation well of course it depends on where you're looking and he's looking only for his bank or members of this you know closed membership banking system of the central banking system german lawmakers consider expropriating private apartments to house the poor so there have been massive protests going on in berlin because in berlin rent prices have doubled since two thousand and eleven which is right when e.c.b. began building this wall of bad. that as soon as they did this you could see a connection right there that house prices start to rise but especially rent prices and why rent prices well private equity began buying up thousands of property in germany in america in ireland all over especially in the european union onc

the wall, they want the wall in san diego, but they are always the first one. they were the first one to pull the national guard and they need the national guard, especially in california. so we're proud of this. as you know, this area is an area a lot of people used to come through. since we've had it up, kevin, not one person able to get through. these people can speak better xhchlt on over, you are my friend. say hello to the fake news fella. fake news. >> some of us are okay. >> (question inaudible] >> pres. trump: we'll see what happens, we will see what happens. we may be going at a different, you will see soon, may be going a different direction. if anybody wants to speak up about this. we got this up, i'd like, gloria, if you would say a few words. >> thank you mr. president. chief in el centro, we are appreciative of this wall. these men and women in this area of two miles were experiencing high number of assaults and use of force incidents. this was prior to this wall being built. this is 30-foot border wall, pillar ball and you can see through it. fo

a great wall. it looks -- i think it looks fantastic, very see through, you can see the other side that is a very important element, okay. >> mr. president -- >> no, you know interesting about california, they are begging me for the wall in san diego. you know, that people are pouring through, going over front lawns to people's houses. they want the wall in san diego. and we did it then you hear they don't want the wall, they want the wall, if talk down -- they wanted it we did a great job, we stopped everybody virtually actually everybody from coming over. it was a tremendous success, but california is always the first to complain, not the people of california, they are fantastic. i am talking about politicians in california, they complain, the wall they want the wall in san diego. but then they are always, first one, so. first one to pulls national guard, they need the national guard, in california. so, we're proud of this. as you know. this area is a area that a lot of people used on come throug

we're building a lot of wall, we'll have 400 miles of wall up by the end of next year so the wall is going to be great. it's going to be the top of the line too. maria: we've got much more of my interview with president trump coming up as we continue on sunday morning futures but i want to point your attention to something happening right now live from the southern border. there is another apprehension going on right now this is a group as you can see of just a few people as usual, there are kids here, because they know that if you have a child you'll probably be able to stay but these people just crossed literally right now, while we're on the air, so we are covering this as it's happening they will now go to get processed, and of course, then they will be told since they are "a family" that they can come back and it could be eight years, eight years, that's when they will have their hearing and of course 90% of the people do not come back eight years later. we'll take a short break on sunday morning futures live from the southern border with more of my interview with president trum

let's turn to walls, israel has great experience with walls.s we have great experience with promises of walls. and there are twhoas sa those ws down work, israel say they do, your thoughts. >> israel actually has two walls. wall -- fences or whatever, you want to call them in south of israel. border with egypt, there is a steel fence that covers the entire border. encloses the border. why was it built? it was built between 2010 and 2012, there were 55,000 illegal immigrants who came to israel. israel is tiny about the size of new jersey. it was a big problem, street crime in tel aviv. lou: how well did that work? >> it worked 100%. in the year after it was built, there was not one illegal immigrant that came to country from southern border. lou: incredible. in that with that effectiveness, very quickly, but your judgment about if you will, shutting down the border as president has proposed? >> well, i don't think that it could be done for a very long amount of time, israel had border closures often from judia and samaia. for a few days, there i

over the wall they got catapult roman technology that can launch bales of drugs over the wall they've got pneumatic air cannons you've seen future cannons in sports stadiums they have giant ones mounted on trucks and inside vans that can launch one hundred pound bale of drugs over that wall there's narco submarines they can go around the fences there are narco torpedoes right now in the world there are a thousand ways and narco tunnels and plus the vast majority of drugs that come into this country you mean the legal round is that it will the majority according to the evidence the majority of illegal drugs coming through legal ports of entry actually it will be years like it but i don't know all the colleagues of the dia is that i'm not listening to the colleagues who you told us to listen to the excellence of they're going to go ok actually to revalue that is true but here's the bottom line this statistics and the information that's being portrayed in the public is not really accurate twisting it the d.n.a. assessment i agree with one hundred percent and in that assessment they're sa

build the wall! build the wall! >> you know, we can get money for the anything. they were willing to give me money for every single thing, more money than the i wanted. i said i don't need that much

let me ask you about the wall that the president calls a wall.he president went to receive his plaque yesterday qualify as what he promised during the campaign? >> well, number one, he promised border security. he promised the american people would be protected and the crisis on the border -- >> he promised a wall mexico would pay for. it is a fence the american taxpayers paid for that barack obama approved in 2009. >> yes, he did not approve this, but guess what, the funding came from president trump's administration. it finally was funded. it doesn't matter where it started. >> again, is this a wall? how does this qualify as a wall? especially the wall that president trump, as candidate trump promised during the campaign. >> as far as i'm concerned, we are concerned about border security, a fence, a wall, whatever you want to call it. president trump says if you want to call it peaches, call it peaches. we are going to approve miles and miles of it. when we see the drastic numbers, that will result in terms of drugs going down across the border

and concrete this wall is made with love and light which is the only walls truly worth building when you're watching the hawks. you. wonder what it. looks like real that this would. be the plot of. the day like you know what i got. which we. did. while they were on the watching the hawks i am a robot or sometimes have a thought. this is the kind of well i love to see yes this is also a fun show to have just not have miserable things to talk about i'm really excited about this and i think this is one of the coolest things that we've seen as far as ecology and a whole continent involving numerous countries coming together and so the result of this plan was to plan this great wall of trees so it's going to be ten miles wide and ultimately forty three hundred fifty miles long and what it does have bisects about a dozen countries but it runs about senegal in the west and then just to djibouti in the east but the biggest problem with growing something of that size and this scope is desertification so where places were. food bowls and places where things could be you know grown and all of t

of the all but who was going to paint the north wall. lane out of the vinci up to this point but lay it out or had done other than the failed question project and the two small portraits was the production of plays and masks for the entertainment of the jew can escort. was he truly going to be given this monumental fresco but lane order was in effect a special effects man for the duke and so i i guess we would think of him as a sort of a combination set designer costume designer and special effects person for these spectacular is that lot of a cord to have staged maybe a couple of times a year in the land. that is why lunardi it was determined that with this fresco he was going to stomach the moment. and they probably would have been expecting that he would have done a last supper akin to all of those that had been done primarily in florence in tuscany sienna for the previous two hundred years but of course he did something quite different that archetype showed christ breaking bread thus establishing the first eucharist but like a skille

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build that wall. build that wall.wall. >> one of his biggest campaign promises and two years later it is still one of the biggest fights of the trump presidency. rob: the debate over whether a wall is the way to address the surge of migrants, border agents say they are completely overwhelmed. tommy fisher is president and ceo of the fisher sand and gravel company who submitted a proposal to build a portion of the wall and joins us to explain. thank you for your time this one. one can assume if you want to get involved, you back the president and what he is trying to do. is that the case and why? >> that is. anyone who has been to the border knows there's a crisis on both sides and we possess the technology to get this done. when homeland security requested from the dod another 218 miles of strategically placed fence, we wanted to rise to the occasion so we put a price to not only build a fence but the technology to get it done so they know what it will cost and how long it will take and we can do that in under a year.

. >> build that wall! build that wall! >> she got behind his candidacy because of his fiery immigration etoric that seemed to come directly from her. >> there are cultures that are obviously deficient, and if they weren't deficient, you wouldn't be sitting in americaie inteng me. i'd be sitting in mexico. now she's turned on the president ov his inability to fulfill his campaign promises. >> i promise you, the country would be run much better if i had a veto over what donald trump is doing. >> well, you kind of do. >> some even think her ability to channel his base has him on notice. >> is ann coulter running the federal govement? >> what does ann coulter say now? >> "firing line" with margaret hoover" is made.. possible by. corporate funding is provided by... ...and by... >> ann coulter, welcback to "firing line." thank you. my, e host has changed. >> you have been a provocative conservative voice for years. you have recently made news because you have been bo friend and foe of the president, vis-à-vis immigration policy.

you got to have a wall. got to have a wall. you don't have a wall, it's never going to end. dangerous people are coming here. and the good people are dying. the good people are dying. the good people are being robbed and killed by the bad people. they are being killed by gang members because some of them have a little money left after giving it to the coyotes, they have money left and the gang members will take the money from the good people and let them die or kill them. ms-13 and others. it would be so great if you would write a straight story and let the world know. this is a small group of people that are good people. if you could let the world really know what's happening, this is so important. from a humanitarian -- not because of trump. from a humanitarian standpoint. i had -- nobody has any idea how bad it has been for many years. so there it is. there's our press conference. thank you all very much. >> mr. president, are you frustrated by the fact that your staff, border patrol, immigration folks, haven't told you this in the past? >> no. because i can understand th

and concrete this wall is made with love and life which is the only walls truly worth building when you're watching the hawks. like you that i got. to. while they were watching the hawks i am tyrrel but sometimes happens. this is the kind of well i love to see yes says although a fun show to. have miserable things to talk about i'm really excited about that and i think. this is one of the coolest things that we've seen as far as ecology and a whole continent involving numerous countries coming together to do this so the original plan was of this plan was to plan this great wall of trees that is going to be ten miles wide and ultimately forty three hundred fifty miles long and what it does by facts about a dozen countries. but it runs about senegal in the west and then just to djibouti in the east but the biggest problem with growing something of this size and this scope is just certification so where places were. places where things could be. it's much harder now. no one can be able to cultivate. things like that but plans change and they realised it's not just about the individual

do you see when they build the the wall, the germans also built a wall and create a ghetto. >> you knowe son knows it hurts. but most of the children have been hiten by their parents, they hit their children. most of the men that have seen their fathers hitting their wives, then hit their wives as well. they have been victims, and then they are the ones that make someone else victims. so you don't know from suffering. >> before ending our trip we knew we had to go to the wall itself in order to understand the latest phase of this ongoing separation. we went to a suburb of jerusalem where the wall cut through that village and divided it into two halves, separating family members from each other, preventing people from going to their places of work, and children fromom going to their schools. >> i think it's shocking how you could slice a neighborhood into two and believe that you can stop people from going to prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are going to create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest nati

when you come in and you look at this wall, you can see all of the kids wrote on the wall and what yeart was and how they were growing up. i don't have any idea how many male family names are here but there is the name of lily mayo and we see her grow up along the wall. lily is an employee at the mayo clinic today. heading up the stairs to the second floor, featured on the wall are the six portraits of chuck and alice's children. dr. charlie is the oldest who is still living and alex the youngest down here with the red hair. here on the second floor, we are currently in the master bedroom. when dr. charlie and edith lived here, looking out the windows from this room, they basically owned every piece of property they can see from here with their 3000 acres. dr. charlie was very involved and when he left mayo clinic and came out here, he wanted to become a farmer. so he was very in touch with nature and what was going on in the environment. again very involved in recycling. kind of tamed this area if you will and channeled the water where he wanted it. there was a series of eight ponds on

lot of wall, a lot of wall. it's new wall. you know, when we rip down an old wall and then replace it, it's called a new wall, and that's what we've done. a lot of wall is going up, and every place we build the wall, it is less and less. ( laughter ) >> stephen: my mouth is dry. my heart is racing in a panic trying to follow that sentence. at this point, i think he's just reciting avant garde poetry. (as trump) "a wall is going up. it is new. old is down. and now a new. a wall, in every place. and less, and less, you know. i should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the wall of silent walls." he also-- ( cheers and applause ) i heard the merm aided singing each to each." he also lashed out at the mueller report. >> i have not seen the mueller report. i have not read the mueller report. i won. no collusion, no obstruction. i won. everybody knows i won. >> stephen: you don't win a report! ( laughter ) why is everything about winning with this guy? (as trump) "i woke up, i won breakfast, then i destr

the president fought for the wall, i think the wall is effective piece of border security. >> charleshim talking about the asylum system, gang members have lawyers waiting for them. everyone knows how to game the system here. a lot of folks are saying that is the ultimate problem because whatever the word is out and that is why we have such a large influx. number one. make people have to wait in mexico. they come in less numbers, they realize they can't get away with it. charles, i want to add and this is important, i wish the president would add one element to his strong language, how much we welcome legal immigrants. i don't think you can say that enough. it would round out the president's harder, rougher edges, it is important about what we are as a country. we we lie -- rely on our immigrants. have you to make that distinction. >> he mentioned it in his state of the union address. i think americans would be shocked at number of illegal immigrants we had, one of the highest totals in a decade. that will never be reported and it is conflated. maybe you are right, he should speak of

yeah border wall donald trump president of states says he wants to build a wall to stop quote and the invasion of drugs ok you talk about you support that wall i believe well can i can i tell you what i mean by that ok before you do i just ask this question since you mentioned listen to the experts most experts have come out and said a wall will not solve the problem of illegal drugs coming in i don't know what expert you're referring to but here's what i will tell leagues in the ok now that's not true that twisting the words from the assessment that was made so let me explain the d.n.a. of the message already going from the major cartels come in through the port of entry that's what they've said that's not what the president has them but ok i'm not speaking for the president i'm speaking is there a building that will do well that's his decision he's the president but here's what i would say the drugs that are coming in from the port of entry we're not even hit properly because we don't have the resources there the wall is going to help manage the flow of people and contraband to amer

yeah border wall donald trump president of states says he wants to build a wall to stop quote and the invasion of drugs ok you talk about you support that will i believe what can i. i tell you what i mean by that ok before you do i just ask this question since you mentioned listen to the experts most experts have come out and said a wall will not solve the problem of illegal drugs coming in i don't know what expert you're referring to but here's what i will tell leagues in the ok now that's not true that twisting the words from the assessment that was made so let me explain the d.n.a. of the message you're already going to from the major cartels come in through the port of entry that's what they've said that's not what the president is them but ok i'm not speaking for the president i'm speaking is there a building that will be well that's his decision he's the president but here's what i would say the drugs that are coming in from the port of entry we're not even hit properly because we don't have the resources there the wall is going to help manage the flow of people and contraband t

wall street time. can catch up on her daily show by listening to our podcast on itunes and bloomberg.com. you can also find us online and our mobile app. in the features section, the accusations of harassment and discrimination that can blow open the closed doors of arbitration on wall street. max abelson and katia porzecanski joins us now. amazing story. i know this is amongst the most read. what happened in august of 2016? katia: lee stowell, the managing director of cantor fitzgerald in their new jersey office, a high-yield bonds saleswoman and has been for 25 years. carol: really successful, right? >> there is successful. -- very successful. she discovered that her mug that her children had given her for mother's day went missing. she went looking for it and she found feces in it. she is now suing the firm over harassment, discrimination retaliation. and we covered it. carol: tell us about her because this is a woman who really worked her way up in the financial industry. it is not so easy for wome

now the other thing, we built a lot of wall, a lot of wall. and it -- when we rip down an old wall replace it, it is called a new wall. that's what we've done. a lot of wall is going up. every place we build a wall it is less and less. but the power of the economy is like a magnet. it is bringing more people than we've seen in a long time. [inaudible question] >> president trump: well, the mueller report is interesting. after $35 million with 18 angry democrats, people that truly hated donald trump, truly hated trump, they found no collusion whatsoever with russia. but i could have told you that and so could most people and so could have everybody that voted for me, which was a lot of people. so after wasting all of this money and all of this time with people were raters, people that worked on the hillary clinton foundation, people that were absolutely haters of trump, they found no collusion. what has been found during this period of time are the illegal acts of getting this whole phony investigation started. and hopefully that is where peopl

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they have a very tall wall. unreinforced concrete that has to add eight feet and they're going to have to tear down the back half of this building that is not included in the demo. after the building permits is done, send it back to planning. let planning look at it after the calculations are done, after the building department marked it up. ask the building department, how do you build this building when you add an additional-storey at the back of the building and you have a 20-foot vertical cut and you are claiming this is a remodel. if you really believe that, there's a bridge. you cannot do this building with the code as it established. they need to get rid of 317. right now, 317 is the rule. so when they're out there building it and they're having to comply with means and methods and the fire code and the property line, there won't be a building there. and the neighbor won't be my client will drive by and file a complaint and we will be back here. you guys have seen a number of de facto demolitions. this is

there's #metoo panic on wall street, and julian assange is wiki locked up. so let's catch up on today's headlines. when you think of africa, what's the first thing that comes to mind? it's probably wakanda. ( laughter ) handsome talk show host-- why, thank you. or ruthless dictators. now, wakanda and the talk show host aren't going anywhere-- thank god. but the dictators are on their way out. >> breaking news, in just the last few minutes, word that the president of sudan has stepped down. >> omar al-bashir ousted by the army as part of a popular uprising. the army has dissolved the government, declared a state of emergency for three months. >> after three decades in power, multiple sources telling us president omar al-bashir has resigned. he is under house arrest. >> trevor: this is major news, people. sudan's dick tairpt of 30 years has been kicked out of power. i like how he's saying she's stepping down. no, no, no, my friend. let me put it this way-- when thousands of people with guns come to your palace, you don't get to make it sound like it was your d

we need to keep the walls up. if people want to come here, they can come legally. >> i think it would be a huge mistake. we have to have borders. we have to enforce the immigration laws. >> i do believe they should do the walls. >> leave the fencing. i don't feel we need to build the wall. >> we put borders up to secure the country and texas and the sovereignty. the border is there for a reason. >> i think it's a good idea. i think the wall [inaudible]. >> how do you stop them from crossing over? >> hmmm. i am certain there is technology that is better than a wall. >> do you feel like there is a current crisis where the border? >> no, i don't. >> they that will be naive to say there is no issue. >> the borders are overwhelmed. it's over-taxing the citizens of texas and of the united states. >> the president said if they don't get it together, then he will shutdown the entire border. what say you to that? >> it sounds extreme. if it needs to be done, let's do it. let's do it. >> sean: we will track the emergency at