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Congressman carlos curbelo. after being blasted by the president, buzzfeed still stands by its story, the president instructed michael cohen to lie. we begin with president trumps repeated calls for a border wall along the southern border. tonight reiterating that, but then offering what he says is a compromise on daca and temporary protected status programs aimed at reopening the foerlg end the shutdown. it is now dragging into its 29th day. heres the president earlier unveiling the plan. >...

Give it back. he was the one who took temporary protected status for refugees away and now he wants to give it back. so hes offered the democrats virtually nothing new and still wants 100% of his wall. >> cristina, offering them nothing new. let me show you what congressman benny thompson, chair of the homeland security committee, on abc, what he had to say this morning. >> so you wouldnt rule out a wall. >> i would not rule out a wall in certain instances. now, the notion that we cant have barr...

Are opposed to any physical barriers. its just the president constantly evolves his description of the wall, just as he indicated mexico was going to pay for whatever was there. so, what we have to do is sit down, work through this and let the public know exactly what were talking about and what they can expect. >> so adrian, even if democrats dont oppose a wall, at least in chunks, in parts along the path there of the border, like he says, is this a realistic path forward for nancy pelosi? >> y...

For the country. an inside look. a new report this morning about what really prompted robert mueller to dispute a story about michael cohen, donald trump, and the russia tower deal. new this morning, the white house and members of congress heading to another round in the political impasse that has shut down the government for 30 days now with no end in sight. a forceful and unequivocal no from democrats, rejecting president trumps new offer to end the shutdown. hardline anti-immigration advo...

To physically secure our border, the plan includes $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. this is not a 2,000 mile concrete structure from sea to sea. these are steel barriers in high priority locations. much of the border is already protected by natural barriers such as mountains and water. we already have many miles of barrier, including 115 miles that we are currently building or under contract. it will be done quickly. our request will add another 230 miles ...

Thats how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. so you wouldnt rule out a wall? >> i would not rule out a wall in certain instances. the notion that we cant have barriers is just something thats not true. clearly democrats are for border

Talking about the same thing, a wall which was a bar jrier to s keep out. we dont want to see you. thats immoral. of the democrats have never been against walls of all kinds. there are walls and technology and many ways to make sure that our country in fact has barriers. a lot of us are talking past each other when we use words like walls because that means a concrete structure that says none of you are welcomed here. thats part of the problem we are having in the congress today. we dont have a ...

Barriers along certain parts of the border have helped. >> theres a deal to be had. its not going to be had according to the democrats when the government is closed because you saw other conservative based groups say lets have a shutdown is over planned parenthood funding. this really is, for democrats, about the principle. >> if this continues to go on, which party is more vulnerable to seeing more splintering off here? i feel like youve got those trump house democrats. youve got those senate r...

The other side. there are plenty of people, including 35-plus democratic senators, who wanted a wall, signed up to a wall, and who i dont think are racists. >> bottom line, if you take the emotion out of this debate, its solved tomorrow. right? >> exactly right. i think joshs point is exactly right. what used to be a relatively pragmatic discussion about a little of this, a little of that in 2006, many republicans and democrats voted for the security defense act. today it has become a moral issu...

Mortal threat to the trump presidency. still, the more immediate crisis facing this country and the president is the shutdown. the best we can say, there is at least the two sides arent farther apart. >> walls are not -- >> president trump with a deal to end the government shutdown that top democrats are calling a nonstarter and hostage taking. >> $5.7 billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers, or a wall. three years of legislative relief for 700,000 daca recipients. >> the tempora...