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Support. now it's time for congress to get to work. not only in ensuring that we get this budget caps deal done but also immigration reform done which, as we know, a vast majority of americans support. >> harris: all right. i have got in my notes now because this is in breaking fashion. if the tha senate is open after february 8th, meaning we get beyond this hiccup and we actually keep the government open, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has committed to a freewheeling debate on immigration. there is no provision for daca, immigration, or border security in this current package you have...

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An unceremonious end. we democrats are happy with what we're able to accomplish on a number of priorities, the democrats have fought for all along. >> laura: democrats are thrilled because they're about to secure runaway spending that was out of reach even under obama. discretionary spending is skyrocketing. no more budget caps for this gang. meanwhile, republicans are tripping all over themselves. have youstein this? trying to justify this boondoggle. i realize they're up against, as usual, government shutdown, but the largest military expenditure in 14 years, and an explosion in discretionar...

These caps, if you will, these spending limits, talking about the military and that will actually be an increase. and all these other things that i have been telling our viewers about that will go into this bills, daca, the dreamers. the president would sign this? >> right. i think it's very important to understand. it has to go to the house but this is very important to understand. this, the budget caps, what it does is lift the spending caps. in order for the appropriate yarts to write the spending bills which the president fully expects that we will fund our border security components to th...

That would keep budget caps in place. and he protested the large pricetag of the deal. >> i can't in all good honesty, in all good faith just look the other way, because my party is now complicit in the deficit. really, who is to blame? both parties. we have a 700-page bill that no one has read, that was printed at midnight no one will read this bill, nothing will be reformed. the waste will continue and government will keep taking your money and adding to a $20 trillion debt. >> so -- jake sherman, i tweeted yesterday that i hear rand paul is delivering a speech the way conservatives i guess ...