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Another 700 daca kids in five years. we want to fix the underlying problem. that requires security. that requires interior enforcement, border security. fixing the root cause of the daca problem. those negotiations are good faith, they are underway. and can we get the government funded? we've already passed these bills in the house and proven we're willing and able to do it. the senate democrats have to stop filibustering, come to the table and negotiate in good faith and get these things done. >> bill: you had a big vote last night. the freedom caucus crossed over and voted yes with you. i fe...

Wall. >> mexico will pay for the wall. i think they'll end up being happy to do so. >> the wall just got 10 feet higher. we love it. >> we are going to build the wall. it will be a real wall. a real wall. who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> who? >> mexico. >> the back and forth between boss and top kick on the president's immigration position has not help congressional republicans get any closer to a deal that would solve the daca problem and keep the government opened. if no deal is reached there will be a shutdown of the government tomorrow at midnight. casey hunt on capitol hill...

Wants. that's not what a great dealmaker does. >> what our friends on the other side are saying here is they're prepared to shut down the government over the issue of illegal immigration. this is a bipartisan interest in in solving the daca problem, but the president has given us until march. the last time i looked, this was january. >> so yesterday, republican leaders said democrats had the final say over government fund, president trump saying the minority party wanted a shutdown. >> i asked the american people to understand this. the only people standing in the way of keeping the government...

Up on the conversation we had last time we spoke which is you're going to wind up in court, right? >> we could. the interesting thing, too, chris, we had another witness in yesterday, a current executive branch official who answered all of our questions, answered questions about campaign transition -- >> how do you explain that? >> the only way to explain it is the white house is clearly treating steve bannon differently, and perhaps corey lewandowski the same way. in the case of steve bannon, it may be because they can't trust what he's going to say. with these other people in the administrat...

Bipartisan program -- he does understand c.h.i.p. yeah. >> broadly beyond c.h.i.p., though, the senate majority leader said yesterday has concerns the president hasn't indicated yet what he's willing to support on a deal for dreamers. are you confident that you're clear that -- on what the president would and would not support? >> yeah, the president wants a balanced deal, he wants maneuverability, he said this at the white house event that you guys were all invited into that you talk about, which is he wants to have security, he wants to have a balanced deal, the purpose of getting daca right...