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Immigration judge teams and still holding firm on the $5.7 billion on a border barrier to have that mix of i'm being compassionate and i want the humanitarian aid. >> and the gift to democrats was a three-year extension of daca protection for daca recipients and a three-year extension of immigrants under a predicted temporary status. he held firm on the $5.7 billion. and said if you want to reopen the government, i'll give you daca, only things temporarily for three years. but if you want a daca fix, i want more money -- i'm not saying that's where it will go. >> i think this was a genuine eff...

There are so many options. of course, nancy pelosi suggested that he shouldn't come because of the security situation during the shutdown. the president concludes with, while a contract is a contract, i'll get back to you soon. so we don't know how that's going to play out. we don't know if we're going to be standing and reporting on the state of the union on january 29th or if we will be at all. for the record, the speaker's spokesman said, the speaker never received a written, quote, unquote, acceptance from the president. the two sides still going at each other, even with the president's wh...

Shutdown and even broader issues. let's start with the government shutdown. what did the senator have to say about that? >> here's the thing. the push and pull of politics, if the president wants as much as $5 billion that happens to be a campaign promise of funding this border wall, border barrier, then democrats have to get something out of that on the other side. so you have lindsey graham stepping into the fray saying well, one thing that democrats might get that could help break this impasse is a daca fix, a fix for the so-called dreamers, those 700,000 young people who were brought to th...

It is. >> dana, let's not talk about how it's boring. it's a hot issue in public opinion. quinnipiac has a poll outcome up if the 4%, no need to a wall 64% avoid a shutdown. 54% say yes to the wall among republicans. >> i would imagine that 60% of democrats say -- >> it's more than that. >> it's the same. it's quite partisan. i thought the language that ted cruz used earlier today was interesting but i think you'll hear more of it coming from republicans that the democrats are extreme and they are partisan, the president is the one who who is middle-of-the-rn this and commonsensical. some of t...

Done. but the democrats have a sphont govern now, they have power and they're taking over the house. to your last point, will the democrats, dawning, be able to get past the resist that we've heard in the last two years and try to work with this president. for example, they want a daca fix. what about money for the wall. >> the answer is, let me think for a second, no. absolutely not. you can mail it in now. to your point about immigration, he, donald trump, the president of the united states ready to codify daca into law. they don't want to do it at all. they don't want to give him money for ...