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Your sector is rio grande and 234 miles of the proposed fence. part of that is the rio grande valley. can you give us specifically what is going on there right now, and how can the president's proposed fence stop that? >> chris: right now we are at the busiest actor in the united states right now. we account over 50% of the traffic that comes into the united states. and what these barriers do, a fence wall or whatever they want to call it today, it funnels traffic away from the neighborhoods and away from the communities into areas safer for the community, safer for the agents, and safer for t...

Currently faced. he is in a bit of a corner right now. there is a growing reality in the white house that's what happened here. he caved to the pressure to members of the conservative media who said to him if you take this original deal who didn't have money for the wall, that's a loss. you're throwing away your presidency. and he balked. he signaled he was going to sign it. he signaled he was going go forward with this, and he changed his mind. this is a moment where there are very few -- there are not that many republicans. we're seeing some signs of strain in the senate right now, some who ...

For two weeks here, and we know what the position is from democrats in the house. they have put their offer on the table. they've passed it. we are waiting. we just put this out there. we want to see what happens in the senate. because nothing is happening there now, and there is a question whether there is going to be movement from the cory gardeners and some of these other vulnerable senators. and then there is the question of what will the president really accept here. we listened for an hour and a half today and rhetorically i heard a lot. i heard a lot of posturing, but i'm unclear. a wal...

I hope it doesn't going on even beyond a few more days. it really could open very quickly. >> the president's comments came in a lengthy rose garden news conference following that meeting with congressional leaders from both parties. president trump and comingle democrats remain at odds over his demand for $5.6 billion for a wall. trump said he is convening working groups from both the white house and congress through the weekend to come up with some sort of a solution to the impasse. as the shutdown reaches the two-week mark now, the president was asked about the delay. >> why did it take thi...

Discussion. i think this is the obvious way out of this conflict where both sides can claim victory because otherwise, the only way out is for one side to appear to capitulate before the country. we know the president is in no mood to do that, and certainly democratic leaders in the house and senate aren't either. so i think that's the answer, and people in congress need to listen to members like josh gotheimer and others, problem solvers who can make these deals happen, who can sit at the table and actually find some consensus here. i think that's what is needed. >> that possible compromise y...