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Caucus, kelly reportedly said some of the hard line policies president trump advocated during the campaign were uninformed and that a wall along the entirety of the southern border would never be built and mexico would never pay for it, according to people familiar with that meeting. kelly gave his side of those comments in an interview on fox news. >> as we talked about things with this president and how much he wants to deal with this daca issue and take it off the -- take it away, i told him, you know, there's been an evolutionary process that this president has gone through as a campaign. ...

Democrats are still demanding that any kind of a budget fix to keep the government open by friday be tied to some kind of a deal on daca. the question is, can republicans actually get enough votes, enough democrats on board to vote to keep the government open? that's what it's coming down to today. as we're now just what, 24 hours away from a potential closedown of the government here going dark. lewis, back to you. >> thanks to hallie jackson for that report. house democrats and members of the black caucus are scheduled to formally censure president trump about his comments. >> that does it...

He's empowered by the president. what he was saying is look, when we get down to these specifics of policy, we know that there are certain specifics that are different, if you will, from political rhetoric. and we will accommodate those. but nonetheless, the issue remains that we've got to get these issues hammered out by tomorrow. in terms of what's going to be included in a continuing resolution and what's not. >> yes, and the uncertainty of that complicated by this lack of an agreement, eli, on dreamers. i want to just play what speaker paul ryan had to say. >> we've been very clear, we wan...

Welcome back, everybody. it is the bottom of the hour. we'll start with the morning's top stories. >> there is just about one day left for lawmakers in washington to pass a bill to keep the federal government up and running. but there are concerns on whether republicans can get the votes needed to do so. >> at the center of the fight, the lack of agreement on daca. nbc news's casey hunt has more on this from capitol hill. casey, good morning. >> good morning. a lot of drama ahead on capitol hill today as lawmakers are scrambling to try and find a deal to protect dreamers and avoid a government...

So there is some skepticism certainly and there will be going into the weekend. south korea says for its part it wants to continue the talks because it wants to make the most of the opportunity. >> you think where we were a month ago with talks of war and the escalation and the rhetoric and suddenly you hear this announcement. >> i think the real question is what's going to happen after the olympics, right? coming up on "morning joe," countdown to shutdown. republicans are racing to get a bill to fund the federal government approved before tomorrow's deadline. but divisions within their own ...