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>> how did they stand up for them? >> yeah. what did they get. what did they do for the d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> they showed some fight. when youre in the minority and all you can do is either stand or fold, they stood. and, listen, i agree with you. their hearts were bigger than their heads. they got rolled. they got beat. but im still proud of the democrats for trying to stand up for the d.r.e.a.m.ers and those young people saw people fighting for them. thats important. the base deserves to see some ...

Italian alps the road to chevy nia has been closed for the third time in a month its estimated that five thousand people are stuck in this ski resort. the risk of avalanche has also affected roads around sulzberger in western austria . and snow is also a big issue at the world economic forum in davos for many its all hands on deck to ensure the meeting runs as smoothly as possible. monica joins me now lots of snow in dar was as well monica as we mentioned but all eyes were on the indian prime mi...

Floor and schumer promising funding for the border wall in exchange for protection for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. dave and christine, we will see the senate resume talks at 10:00 and the vote at noon. >> suzanne, thank you. republican senator who broke from the party on friday night are now back in the fold. jeff flake and lindsey graham voting on the stop-gap funding bill. flake and graham have been participates in the necessity dpoesh yags -- in the negotiat with the democrats. they believe it is not ...

Fold. jeff flake and lindsey graham. agreeing to vote on the stop-gap known as the continuing resolution. they believe the white house is not doing enough to strike a deal. >> senator, do you think you can come up with agreement by the 8th? >> i dont know. i hope we can, but i doubt it because that relies on the white house to actually work with us on this and we have not seen that yet. >> the white house staff i think is making it difficult. i talked with the president. his heart is right on th...

Doors. what is the presidents level of trust going forward? >> i wouldnt say its the highest level of trust. i would say were hopeful we can reach an agreement on responsibility immigration reform. we have laid out what we want. we hope democrats, we know they agree on most of those components. we hope they come to the table ready to make a deal and less focused on political games. >> immigration, you have budget, infrastructure and other things to get done. is that possible after this fight. >>...

Resolution through the house, but we should know one way or the other whether this is going to be over by dinner time tonight or whether were looking at a longer shut down. we could know in the next 15 to 20 minutes. >> all right. well a possible yes vote is a positive, but what about the republicans who had been a no vote before? im talking mike lee, rand paul. do we know where they stand? >> reporter: well, two of the four republican no votes will be back in the fold. lindsey graham and jeff f...

The problem isnt simply the economy. it is boosting him up to 40 as i say, but when the majority of americans think their president is a racist, unfit for office, dishonest, he wont change that. that is his fundamental character and he has revealed it in the presidency as we know. the presidency doesnt change a person, it reveals a person. and americans have judged this guys character and found it lacking. >> brian, i had ron on my sirius xm program and we ran through the headlines. the apple he...

The matter, michael cohen formed a delaware-based limit liability company to pay daniels for her silence. that would insure additional privacy because, quote, delaware doesnt require companies to publicly disclose the names of their managers. in his response friday, michael cohen said, quote, president trump once again vehemently denies any such occurrence, as has ms. daniels. however, he did not deny making the payment of $130,000. joining me now is eli stokols, white house reporter for the "wa...

Economics. theyre not upset simply because of pocket book issues. >> one of the things youve seen in the macro data, in the polling of the president, hes done well. his approval rating has come up, partly because the republicans came back after the fold and passed the tax cut and there are a lot of numbers that look like good numbers, the employment rate, the dow, yada, yada, yada. 49% of the country disapprove strongly. thats strongly. it seems to me that is, when you look at the special electi...

His approval rating has come up, partly because the republicans came back after the fold and passed the tax cut and there are a lot of numbers that look like good numbers, the employment rate, the dow, yada, yada, yada. 49% of the country disapprove strongly. thats strongly. it seems to me that is, when you look at the special elections and the midterms, that intense its gap is the one thats driving politics right now. >> and thats the key to the blue wave. you go back and look at 2006, you know...