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I want to start with garrett haake, you are in the center of the action. Weve been hearing from lawmakers. To my ears, i dont hear any break in this gridlock. Whats your take at this hour . Reporter yeah, you with choose your own news here at this point, depending on who youre talking to. Im outside a meeting thats been going on Susan Collins office and the democrats coming out have said no comment, on made vague comments like theres been progress. Lindsey gram just left. Hes been probably the sagelemost key negotiator. He sees some of the dynamics as potential something to be optimistic about...

That being said, it's clear from rsponses on the hill unlike when the president ended daca, he said, come to me with an immigration bill. i'll fix daca and help the dreamers. republicans are more uncomfortable with this, even more so than when he ended daca. that pressure is going to keep increasing. i know republican leaders, paul ryan and his team right now, are trying to keep a proposal to fix this in a bigger immigration package because the president wants it to get his wall, to get these other things -- >> the president wants it, forgive me for interrupting, but will they stand up to him?...

Campaign issue. here's what i see as a campaign issue, vote republican. there isn't a lot of time left, there is a need for bipartisanship. what's something like that do? >> it doesn't really help the process. number one, i mean, in terms of what democrats have done for daca, president obama created daca. it was donald trump who ended it and started this whole artificial crisis, so the problem is, we -- the good news, i guess you could say, the positive, we're going to be exploring different issues surrounding immigration. the problem is since september 5th when the president ended daca, this ...

>> rebecca, i want to back up from the immediacy of the release of the memo. it's out, but what the first six weeks of 2018 were supposed to be, the president said he wanted to work in a bipartisan manner with democrats. they have daca to deal with, and the entire immigration issue after the president ended daca, setting the march 5th deadline. this is unrelated, but these things do not happen in relative vacuums. how does this and the release of this partisan memo impact the ability of the president to work with democrats to get a deal on some of these things that he said he wanted to work in...

A citizen. >> i'm now a u.s. citizen and if i want my mother to be able to come visit me and to be able to come be with me as a united states citizen, i should have that right. you have that right. >> tucker: you sneak into the country, you bring your child. that child gets citizenship and now you have a right to citizenship because were the one who caused this problem, that parent in the first place by bringing our child here illegally. how does that work exactly? why should i be for that? speak out rolling back to the point i was making at the beginning of the segment -- >> martha: how about...