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Rewriting of history books, particularly on afghanistan, has many people asking where does he get this stuff from? the answer may be directly from his buddy over in the kremlin. more on that straight ahead. we want to begin with day 16 of the government shutdown. president trump now back at the white house following his camp david retreat with staffers from the white house, but vice president mike pence stayed behind in washington today for a second straight day of border security negotiations with top congressional staffers. both the white house and democrats are holding firm on their positio...

Package. nancy pelosi got that through the house for george w. bush. that is maybe the kind of balance we will see for this president. she now talks about george w. bush, a president she was very critical of at the time with more glowing terms in comparison to the president. >> and i think her experience as a politician and as a mother of five might help her in the days to come. let's get to the top story of the day, the newly sworn in speaker of the house, democrat nancy pelosi is scheduled to visit the white house this morning as votes to reopen the government passed the chamber late last ...

Funding for the department of homeland security through february 8th to allow more time for border security negotiations. five republicans joined all democrats to support in that vote. while another bill to fund the remaining shut down agencies through the end of the fiscal year in september passed with 241 votes. seven republicans joining the democrats on that one. the senate is not expected to take up either bill n. a news conference, speaker pelosi gave her terms for what she will give on the president's border wall. >> is there any situation that you would accept even a dollar of wall fund...

We're going to begin with the newly sworn-in speaker of the house, democrat nancy pelosi of california, scheduled to visit the white house this morning as votes to reopen the government passed the chamber late last night. one bill approved short-term funding for the department of homeland security through february 8th to allow more time for border security negotiations. five republicans joined all democrats in support of that vote, while another bill to fund the remaining shutdown agencies through the end of the fiscal year passed with 241 votes. in a news conference before last night's vote, ...

>> reporter: wolf, that path will include two proposals, one that would package together six considered non-controversial bipartisan appropriations packages to essentially for a full year fund the majority of the 25% of government that's shut down. a second proposal that would be a short-term funding bill for the department of homeland security, basically give it another month to keep negotiating. as kaitlan talked about, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made very clear he will not move forward on anything, even bring anything to the senate floor without the president saying he will sign...