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The past two days? >> not in the past two days. but weve taken him at his word that he has been consistent in that. i think ultimately for something that the president will sign into law, its going to have to have the majority of the majority. it may have a lot of moderate members voting for it and perhaps some on the right not voting for it. in the end, you look at the body. its going to probably have to have the majority of the majority. >> theres a path to put together a bill that will protec...

>> i think from a conservative perspective. by the way, im very pro-immigration and there a is a lot i like about daca, but i think most of my conservative friends would say this, if youre going to legalize these 700,000 or so people brought here by their parents illegally and theyre here in the country illegally. the problem is if you dont do that in combination with new border enforcement measures, guess what? more illegal immigrants are going to bring their kids in and were going to face this...

Get off the treadmill of continuing resolutions, in order to get that budget agreement, we must reach an agreement on the daca dreamer population, that will require a vote, that send it to the house. when it gets to the house, the speaker must allow a vote on that bipartisan vote on daca, even if there is not a majority of house republicans voting for it. >> that has never happened before. you had a bipartisan senate vote, five years ago, it was a good compromise. 13 or so republicans, it had en...

Whether for one day or five days. we get off the treadmill of continuing rest lieolutions. but we also also reach agreement on the daca amendment. when it gets to the house, the speaker must allow a vote on that bipartisan compromise on daca, even if it means there will not be a majority of house republicans voting for it. i think thats the way out of this. >> thats never happened before. you had a bipartisan senate vote which was a really good comes, lindsey graham was on it, it had border enfo...

That by anyone from below the border. how do we compromise? >> theres an easy way to resolve the problem. we reopen the government for 5 or 30 days. but once the government is reopened we have to enter into a bipartisan,bicameral to get off the resolutions. when it gets to the house the speaker must allow a vote on the bipartisan compromise on daca even if it means not a majority of house republicans will be voting for it. that must happen. i think thats the way out of this. we all know it. >> t...

Promise is build the wall and bord border enforcement. republicans are saying we probably could get a deal on immigration reform if democrats would show some interest in border enforcement in building this wall. >> great irony, even though he is breaking the most important part of the promise is americans werent going to pay for it. >> touche. >> mark, also to the point on billionaire generosity, $9,000 may not sound like a lot, but it was the most money that trump gave over 30 years. so for tru...

Suffering for so long. >> what is it about? >> making sure we have funding to deal with the opioid crisis, making sure that we have funding, we had all these hurricanes and theres a relief program in there. 40% of the people of puerto rico still dont have electricity, and here you are dithering here on capitol hill. >> what do you want to give up, to be blunt about it, in the deal making process. the republicans dont want daca. democrats and independents, we showed the numbers, want it. what do ...

Avoiding a government shutdown, republicans are losing support for a temporary deal to keep the government funded and democrats say bottom line, there will be no deal without a plan for d.r.e.a.m.ers. the nearly 700,000 undocumented people who came to the u.s. as children. today, some of their biggest advocates met with chief of staff john kelly to send his message straight to the top. my member guest is a member of congress, nice to see you again. >> good to be with you, brooke. >> how did the ...

The durbin proposal. there are bipartisan bills there that could pass and fortunately, with the president saying or not saying, we have no idea what he wants. we have no idea what mitch mcconnell wants to put on the floor and what speaker ryan wants to do and thats where the confusion is and thats why, were again, dealing with this issue and if republicans end up passing a cr, continuing resolution, that goes into effect february 16, theyll be faced with the same issue again in one month and if ...

2006, 2007, 2013 to scuttle attempt at amnesty. during that time i remember you saying the washington establishment supports any kind of border enforcement as long as it doesnt work. what did you mean by that? >> thats exactly correct. any time a proposal like a wall or to fix this idea that you claim you are afraid to go home and get to stay in the united states or you have problems where we provide subsidies to people who come illegally, the more you subsidize it the more you get of something....