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Compromise and they are going to held you accountable. what do you think of that. >> i will know the deal when i see it. but if i believe that the deal is a fair deal, that it will accomplish what i'm most -- what i'm trying to accomplish,ly give that the light of the day. and give it a good look and support that and tell the people that we've done the best we can under these circumstances. but i will also say to you this, chuck, speaker ryan keeps referring to the hastert rule, former speaker dennis hastert said you have to have the majority of the majority in order to bring a bill to the flo...

Something racist, this element of the debate, whether it is fair or not, now that it's been injected into the conversation poisons the well and lessens the incentive for democrats to come on board. >> harris: and when we head into friday you cover these things before, are we are already starting to see some time that there will be a continuing resolution, that there will be a government shutdown? you were there at capitol hill, what did you see? >> speaker ryan has indicated this is something we are likely to see by the end of the week, appropriators don't have have o end of the full bill by t...

Now, if we were to touch social security, there will be a heck of a lot of pushback on that. i know that is another issue that speaker ryan has said he wants to address incrementally with regard to helping to cut some of the funding. but i think more than anything that what we're going to see is we need to also address immigration, which is another campaign promise, but once the economy starts to rebound as a result of tax reform and corporations are already showing signs that this is beneficial to them, we're seeing paying employees christmas bonuses or year-end bonuses as a result of the ant...

And speaker ryan has made it very clear that the house isn't really interested in diving back into this fight. although it is interesting that today we are seeing some talk about bipartisan plans coming from an unlikely place. here's rand paul in kentucky today. >> no, i don't think it's over. i think there's a possibility still for going back and revisiting the bill we voted on last week. that's one. but then there's also a possibility for sort of bipartisan, traditional, through the committees over the next six months to do something. i think part of the problem is obamacare was all democrat...

This wall project? >> it seems extremely unlikely. he'll need democratic votes to make something like that happen and the democrats have signaled they are not taking even a half step in that direction. the real challenge here, victor, he is trying to get all of this done before the hundred day deadline and somewhat artificial political construct. it's possible he could get the funding he wants for the wall if he can arrive at some kind of a compromise with democrats and members of the republican conference, but to put the additional pressure on that he has got to make some tangible movement on...