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Its always, this has been the same thing that shut the government down for 35 days, same issues that existed from the beginning. the idea somehow these negotiators were going to bridge these issues and come to agreement. yes, some severance optimism they might somehow do that but with the white house in the background constantly throwing shade on them, theyre never going get there. always hard to understand how theyre going to get there and convince the president to sign whatever agreement theyr...

Be detrimental? do you think its about reiterating his position to the base? >> i think its a combination of both. i was here in an interview this morning where they were digs cussing the current stat of where they want to get rid of the amount of beds for i.c.e., and then they were also willing to still give him a little bit of money, not necessarily for a new barrier but to fix the current barriers. i dont know how well thats going to go over. so i think that the timing is obviously its on pur...

About. how much for a border wall? the white house indicated it would take something less than $5.7 billion, but theyre not agreeing to that now. theyre just looking at a landscape there might be an installment, if you will, recognizing that negotiation typically means coming somewhere in the middle on numbers, and if that were the case, they would look for other ways to reprogram as its called in washington some funding that exists elsewhere to also go for a border wall or barrier. democrats ar...

Independent and third party candidates, so they discount the chance they can win by quite a lot. and in an election like this, where you have so many people so concerned that donald trump will be re-elected. or in fairness, so concerned he wont be elected, re-elected, that people say, well, gee, if i support this independent candidate who i actually really like, i like his or her message the best, i may end up helping to elect my least favorite candidate, the one im most worried about, and so th...

Because of the remost possibility of any human being trying to cross in that area. lets find out where the american taxpayer can get the best bang for his and her buck. >> so if im hearing you right, you agree to walls in certain places where it is warranted? >> walls, barriers, whatever makes sense. >> okay. >> i think will you see this coming out of the joint committee negotiating the make sure we dont go back into a shutdown. you will see a compromise coming out of that that makes some sense....

Quickly or at all. in some cases, the laws that govern ballot access for third party or independent candidates are really designed to keep them off the ballot. to prevent their participation. and so -- but if you have enough money frankly, youre able to do what you need to do. hire the people to go out and get signatures, and do the things you need to do, the legal work to make it happen. i think shultz will be able to get past that if he decides to run. but then you face the challenge of gettin...

Border, as the negotiations continue we will not rest, we will not relent until our customs and border protection have the technology, the percent knell and the barriers -- the personnel and the barriers required to secure our border. were going to build that wall one way or another. i promise you. [applause] >> reporter: this weekend acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is hosting a group of republicans and democrats for a retreat at camp dade, and these negotiations -- camp david, a...

Its all time crunch at this point and have to come to a solution that actually does what they promised that they would do which is promise the american people, we expect no less. >> acting chief of staff mick mulvaney is holding retreat in camp david, we are told border security negotiations will not be focus of discussion but they will certainly come up, leland. leland: mick mulvaney on fox news sunday, chris wallace will ask him about that tomorrow. garrett tenny, thank you. we bring former pr...

Wall funding, as garrett said. it sounds like the number is somewhere around that $1.6 billion which is, of course, what the senate had proposed back in december before that longest in history government shutdown, but there are sticking points beyond with just the number. there are conversations happening about where barriers would be allowed to be built, what kind of barriers would be allowed to be built and other questions, things like how many beds i.c.e. and other, you know, border agents wo...

Barriers. listen. >> we are going to continue to work to secure our border north, south, east, and west. when it comes to southern southern border as the negotiations continue, we will not rest why will not relent until our customs and border protection have the technology, the personnel, and the barriers required to secure our border: were going it build that wall one way or another. i promise you. ed: you see the white house not backing down an inch. have you seen the same message consistent w...