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Look at who voted to -- against this bipartisan compromise to open the government, it is those kinds of people. cory bookers of the world. it's the gillibrands of new york who are trying to split the baby here a little bit. i think democrats are trying to explain, yes, we did get you childrens health care. but they are in a bad negotiating position going forward, when they used all their leverage and collapsed three days into a shutdown without extracting anything from republicans. >> good point. but at the end of the day, the daca issue is a 90/10 issue. maybe democrats can't negotiate three ...

They used to say it's hard to get things done in an election year. but around here it seems like every year is an election year. i think that's one of the problems. i think there are enough people. again, if we can keep the focus on daca and border security, we can come up with something that will work and i don't know -- i would -- my ideal bill would be one that would have 35 or 40 votes on each side, not necessarily pleasing everybody on either side of this debate. by definition, if you're working with compromise and that's what we have to do here, that's the way our system works, you won't...

You dig into it it gets connected and complicated very fast. what we're trying to focus on is border security and the daca issue. we're going to have to develop a bill that attracts 60 or 70 vote. if the senate can get a supermajority, then the president and the house have to pay attention. that's the strategy. i'm not saying anything is off the table but i keep saying in these meetings -- and we had two of them yesterday after the end of the shutdown vote -- we can't get -- we can't try to do comprehensive immigration in three weeks. let's keep it narrow so we can get something realistic done...

Detriment of the democratic party. that goes to the democratic of mitch mcconnell. this is a 90/10 issue. and by the way, we're going to be talking about a pennsylvania congressional race that's competitive. there's some affluent suburbs around pittsburgh, that are in that district. just like mountain brook, an affluent suburb of birmingham, alabama. yeah, let's see the republicans lie about putting this up for a vote. let's see the republicans go ahead and go against what 90% of americans want. let's see what that does for them in affluent suburbs that have always voted republican, that voted...

Government through february 8th. the deal extends the children's health insurance program for six years, but it did nothing on daca. for that, democrats got majority leader mitch mcconnell to commit to a vote on the issue next month. but house speaker paul ryan is making no such promises. welcome to "morning joe." it's tuesday, january 23rd, with us we have veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle, associate editor of "commentary" magazine noah rothman and editor of the "washington post," eugene robinson and nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host kasie dc on msnbc, kasie hun...