Where is the lying Marcus when we need him? 
āāāEarly in the year, hampered by his inability to be flexible or understand the other sideās needs, Trumpovich opposed a bipartisan Senate proposal that offered $25 billion for a wall as long as a path to citizenship was opened for 1.7 million young, undocumented immigrants living in the U.S.ā"""
And calling other people SOBs, etc.
Donald Trumpās campaign advisers only invented the border wall promise as a memory trick to remind a difficult candidate to slam immigrants in speeches, according to a report.
On Saturday, the New York Times revealed that the presidentās signature 2016 campaign promise to build a wall on the southwestern border was cooked up āas a mnemonic device of sortsā to āmake sure their candidateāwho hated reading from a script but loved boasting about himself and his talents as a builderāwould remember to talk about immigration.ā
āāHow do we get him to continue to talk about immigration?ā Sam Nunberg, one of Mr. Trumpās early political advisers, recalled telling Roger J. Stone Jr., another adviser. āWeāre going to get him to talk about heās going to build a wall,āā the Times wrote.
This guy would get a good income predicting the futureā¦
āYou watch, Mexico wonāt pay either,ā said Mr. Milne, a health and safety consultant and part-time novelist, referring to Mr. Trumpās campaign promise to build a ābeautiful, impenetrable wallā along the border and force the Mexicans to pay for it.