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It addresses daca for 1.8 million people, dreamers. >> it doesn't. it does not. >> it does provide legal protections for dreamers. it gives 1.6 billion toward wall funding and as we heard paul ryan outline, it does end the separation of children and their parents at the border. what are you willing to give to get something back? >> my goodness, we have been working since september when the president himself just like separating babies from their parents, he created the daca crisis. he did that because he's using these issues, these abhorrent aspects in order to get a border wall built which mo...

Misstates the pox and the state of play saying it's all about the democrats and they don't want to make a deal. one you have a judicial proceeding. his party is split, and that's putting it gently. who is creating the criticism of the president? he is by going out too far on chaos. that is true and he's denying, misstating the daca deal and underplaying north korea. he's relying on us to pump up what the administration just did and that's his job. >> let's talk about daca for a second. these young people are still at risk. that's a very important point to make. there was a march 5th deadline t...

>> it is a starting point. that's all it is. whether it is the house or the senate. there will be changes to this. look, my litmus test is simple, we have to make certain we put in place in the plan something that won't have another daca crisis two years, four years, ten years, 30 years down the road. and so you have to have provisions in any plan that make certain we don't go through this again and again and again and that's going to be the starting point, i think, for all the negotiations. >> so what needs -- what parts need to change? what parts you say it is a starting point. what don't yo...

It's going to budge on these issues. even though the government there are still a lot of lawmakers that are willing to take a stand if it means not giving on these issues that they care about. you're going to see a conversation about the practically. no way to put a bill on the floor tomorrow that's going to solve the daca crisis. so what is the next stage. what are democrats willing to accept to get this it bill passed and get the government back open. >> that's a big question. thank you very much. keep us posted should there be any movement. in the meantime, let's turn back to ron. i want to...

Have to have an operational and secure border, then it makes no sense at all. but i do appreciate that there are signals by democrats that there is openness to try to provide proposals, so there may be structures that we need to reinforce or add along the border. and if that's what that meeting meant, well, then, i think that many members of the hispanic caucus and many democrats would be open to those ideas. but the devil is in those details. and, again, the white house, we never know what it is that they want. so, it tells me they don't want any of this. they created the daca crisis. that wa...