it into the back of a wagon. And I would be in the back of the wagon, usually with my brother, and the hay bale would come flying over and then we would have to stack it neatly so that more of them would fit in the back and then unload them.

All right, so you've got a giant machine that can bore tunnels. We've got a giant machine that can turn grass into hay bales and even tie them up and stuff. Can we not make a giant machine that builds border wall? Huh? Because if you've seen the border wall, it appears that there are big segments that are dropped into concrete and I don't know that there's much else to it. So you need a trench, you need concrete, and you need the fence parts stuck into it. Can we not just ask them the question? Can we not build a gigantic machine that just drives down the border going chunk and dropping fence and concrete as it goes? You know, digging the trench, dropping the concrete, dropping the fence, and then just going to the next part and dropping another segment. Could we not do that? Not possible.

Somebody's telling me that the ABC story was from 2019. Is that true? That would be funny if it's true. Here we were giving ABC credit but it was somebody saying it was a 2019 story. And that might be true. I don't know. Fact-check that for me.

So let's get a big wall-building machine. And I think the fiction is starting to fall away that all Trump was doing was replacing existing wall. Now I think it's technically true that the funding and the efforts right now are where there is existing wall and they're upgrading it. But where they're upgrading it is because the wall was so inadequate it was basically not a wall at all. So I think that the president is completely within his rights to say this is new wall. Because the old wall was so unwall-like and useless that it was basically no wall. And the only reason that the old wall was there is that it was an important place to have a wall.

All right, so we've seen the following pattern lately.