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Sudden increase of the sort we've seen not only in the united states but in other countries as a consequence of large scale migration nearly always produces this kind of backlash. yet the democrats margaret have lost their ability to compromise just as much as the right. >> they have, although the place we are now is about a very non controversial element, the deferred -- daca agreement. this is something that actually republicans and democrats widely debr agree upon. >> the parties have become po l polarized. >> do you agree with what neil said? your book is about how trump is not just garden...

Government has had for years at passing a budget. since october of last year, which was the start of the 2018 budget cycle, there have been three continuing resolutions. at the same time, in september of last year, president trump, without any pushing, but he motivated himself and his staff did it, i guess, he signs an executive order which ends the daca program on march 5th. so you have these two trains hurtling towards each other. the minority party, the democratic party, thought it had created a bipartisan compromise to deal with daca. >> which trump seemed to endorse at that opening. >> so...

Sitting here and saying this. the democrats had a moral and political obligation, i think to highlight daca and say look, the deportations are going to start march 6. you have a president who wants to solve this problem. you have enough republicans who want to solve it. it should be a national consensus that leads to yes. and they didn't get a yes. and so they decided to highlight this the only way they can in our system, which is largely a win or take all system, which was to say, we can't move forward with a budget if 700,000 people are going to be deported. the president has started digging...