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Faith bipartisan negotiations. thats what civil people do. thats what we should be doing and that is what we have done here in the house. >> bill: i take it thats the headline from our conversation today. you are saying you can get a deal done on border security and daca. but we are 72 hours removed from the white house blowup. is dick durbin -- that thing that went round and round. is that history now? >> yes, guess what. people have been talking since that meeting in negotiations how to fix da...

Enforcement in return. things like funding for the border wall, things like an end to chain migration, things like an end to the visa lottery. this is why i know some people are saying two or three days. ill take the over on that on the vegas line because it seems to me if the democrats are firm in saying no daca, no spending deal, they wont get a daca deal in two or three days. it will take a while. >> bill: daca doesnt expire until march. why not continue, like speaker ryan was making the poin...

How to proceed on daca. theyve been taking place since the other blowup in the oval office you talk about. those good faith negotiations are underway right now. let those negotiations continue. we want to get it done. >> bill: do you think chuck schumer is operating in good faith at this point? >> i dont think he should shut the government down. i know chuck really well. chuck schumer of a few years ago who called it governmental chaos should listen to himself and not shut the government down th...

>> sandra: marc short was heading into the white house, one of our producers overheard him say the president is inside working the phones. maybe he is on the phone with lindsey graham or rand paul or jeff flake? >> probably no question about that. he has had his differences with jeff flake. lindsey graham is upset because graham went to him with an immigration deal and ran into a brick wall with the president and rand paul doesnt like the continuing resolutions. a lot of folks dont like the cont...

Another 700 daca kids in five years. we want to fix the underlying problem. that requires security. that requires interior enforcement, border security. fixing the root cause of the daca problem. those negotiations are good faith, they are underway. and can we get the government funded? weve already passed these bills in the house and proven were willing and able to do it. the senate democrats have to stop filibustering, come to the table and negotiate in good faith and get these things done. >>...

March deadline and suddenly -- this is all about leverage. the leverage shifts and suddenly the democrats are in trouble. if they dont make a deal then all the dreamers lose their protected status on march 5th. but if you make the stand now, then youve got more leverage because you have all the way from now until march 5 to try to force a deal from the republicans. they think they have more leverage now to force a daca deal to their liking than they will as it gets closer to the march 5 deadline...

They want a government shutdown as leverage and taking funding for the governments and our troops hostage. they are open about that. its their strategy. in 2013 senator schumer said this very tactic represents governmental chaos and now he is actively orchestrating a shutdown. he started a new #by the way. #schumer shutdown. >> the democrats are exactly doing what they always blame republicans are doing, which is holding the federal government budget process hostage to their own -- what they wou...

>> sandra: what do you think were about to hear from the white house? >> theyll say it will have consequences to national security and consequences for a lot of americans who are counting on government services in one form or fashion. what weve heard is they may not try to exaggerate the influence of the government shutdown to make american people suffer for it but they will say there will be real consequences of this and that they are trying to work the phones to try to get a deal in the final ...

>> im not prepared to do that right now. i think the vote this afternoon looks challenging to keep the government open. it seems theyre pretty determined to shut it down. i think the negotiations will probably continue all the way up until midnight and i think well have to wait until it plays out. >> sandra: when the white house looks at what led to this point, are there any regrets about how the administration has handled their message on all of this in looking back could anything have been don...