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Investigation. william barr, confirmation that senator lindsey graham hopes to bring to the senate floor very f and when that happens, he will be the person to make these determinations. matthew whitaker was the guy the democrats were screaming against already that they didnt like it. hes the interim guy. he got some sort of a briefing, a report. he hopes, so on and so forth. we just want the information on the transparency. we just want to see what the facts are. what is the conclusion of the r...

Here many of them since 1991, with three-year extensions, interminably, theres no such thing as a temporary amnesty. and that is proven by history. all of the reporting ive done on more than a dozen amnesties passed by congress since 1986. >> shannon: he is getting that message loud and clear, well see what impact it has. michelle, thanks for joining us, have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> shannon: roger stone the long-time informal advisor to president trump is heading to washington. set to ...

Recipients and 300,000 temporary protected status recipients who have been here since 1991 with three year extensions, there is no such thing as temporary amnesty, all the reporting that is going on more than a dozen amnesties have been passed by congress since 1986. shannon: we will see what impact that has. thank you, have a great weekend. are other top story, roger stone, long time in former advisor to donald trump is heading to washington set to be arraigned in federal court next week. agent...

President trumps plan offers temporary extensions for daca recipients and those with temporary protected status in exchange for full border wall funding and then the house passed bill that would reopen most of the government through february 8, no money for the wall but money for disaster aide. so these are the two plans with one common outcome, its all for show because neither is expected to pass. so what will end the longest shutdown in u.s. history? i turn to reporter chris cilizza that could...

Walk off the job. and a alzheimers breakthrough, scientists may have a way to predict the symptoms before they begins. good morning, im christine romans. >> im dave briggs. its 5:30 eastern time. the state of our government shut down. competing votes to end the 33-day government shut down, but neither is given any chance of success. one bill backed by republicans would fund the presidents border wall at the full $5.7 billion he has demanded and would offer three-year extensions for dreamers an...

Furious saints fans suing the nfl over the bad call that cost new orleans a trip to the super bowl. good morning, welcome to "early start." >> good to have you back. how was your time away? >> what did i miss? >> did you miss the saints game? >> no, i saw a lot of football. i missed a lot of news. >> unfortunately the government shutdown has not changed one bit. wednesday, january 23, 4:00 a.m. in the east and the shutdown drags on. the senate set to take two votes tomorrow on competing bills to...

Neither of them is given any real chance of success. one bill backed by republicans would fund the border wall with the full $5.7 billion he has demanded and it would offer three year extensions for d.r.e.a.m.ers and immigrants in the u.s. on temporary protected status. the democrats proposal already passed by the house has no money for the border wall. it would reopen the federal government through february 8 while negotiations for a permanent fix go on. both are expected to fail because either...

I think the thing thats striking in these conversations with workers both furloughed and contractors, they love their jobs. they just want to get back to work. and they word theyre using is they all feel like hostages to the federal government right now. >> ali there in the new york city. thank you much. lets talk about what is being done about the folks who say as ali said that they feel like hostages. over on capitol hill heres what mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer have agreed to vote on. the...

Shutdown. mitch mcconnell will bring a proposal to the floor later this week that will actually reflect the presidents proposal. thats $5.7 billion for the border wall in exchange for temporary extensions of daca and temporary protected status for immigrants. important to remember, democrats are saying, its not enough, we dont expect it to get the votes it needs to get out of the senate. lets go over to the house of representatives, where nancy pelosi will have a spending bill, multiple spending...

Its not simply an executive order thats going to fail in court. it actually is legislation. thats a very significant concession to democrats to try to find a pathway forward. im shocked the democrats arent actually saying, you know what, the president has put forward extensions of temporry protective status, extensions of daca. its time for us to sit down and have a conversation and reopen the government. >> congressman, fair point. >> yeah, look, its very, very clear. first of all, lets get cle...