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Florida didn't want it and pushed back, and the president agreed, we don't need to do it off the shores of florida. >> reporter: there is a lot of local politics involved there in florida, no doubt. i think that's one where the secretary of interior is going to have more information for you, maria, about the decision they made. >> michael steele, the white house legislative director doesn't understand the politics of who is running for the senate in florida. the one red state involved in all of this. >> it's like picking up the trash. they'll figure that out. no, this was very clearly a play t...

That chuck and nancy moment he threw to the congress. it's in their court right now. and yesterday he aided the democrats in framing and shaping the argument on daca, which is what's driving republicans nuts right now, because the democrats already figured they had an advantage going into this cycle on this issue tied to the budget and the debt and shutting down the government. >> my question is how long it lasts, to jeremy's point about taking the heat. >> speaking of taking the heat, let's look at another administration decision which is offshore drilling. every governor of every coastal sta...

Whispering, build the wall. democrats whispering, let d.r.e.a.m.ers stay. and president trump looking fairly relaxed saying he'll sign essentially whatever they give him. jose diaz-balart joins me from miami. always good to see you, my friend. thanks for some time this afternoon. >> great seeing you, buddy. >> are we closer or farther away from a decision to restore daca? are we closer or farther away from plans for that border wall? >> i think we may be closer to the possibility that these 800,000 young people, mostly young people, who know no other country but the united states and who have ...

But a few moments ago, president trump opened his first cabinet meeting of the new year, but not before pausing to take a victory lap. the president started his remarks by saying, welcome to the studio. and then went on to taut everything from his tax win to shrinking unemployment to new plans for health care reform. those remarks coming one day after that extraordinary all-access meeting on immigration. today the president hailing that meeting no surprise a success. >> we agreed to pursue four major areas yesterday of reform. securing our border, including, of course, the wall, which has alwa...

Negotiate and compromise on immigration, show that donald trump is foregoing, rejecting the populist national sentiments that really got him elected as president? is he moving in a more mainstream republican direction? as the establishment and the swamp, as steve bannon called it, won? i don't think so. donald trump is one that is very much susceptible to pressure, very much susceptible to the last person he spoke to, and the display we saw in the cabinet room yesterday may have been just that, a display. >> you don't get much more global, ruth marcus, than with davos. >> i've been with davos,...