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People are smart. they know, they know they're being played. >> is there a commitment there the tax cuts for working class folks, for middle class folks stay? is that what you're trying to say here? >> look, you know how the legislative process works. we're going, we're going to go back there and we're going to look at what kind of tax situation we're going to have, that it's fair to everybody. that's what we're going to do. but the bottom line is these taxes to the wealthiest and the big companies are not fair. they put a burden on state and local governments and put the burdens on shoulders ...

For the foreteeseeable future? >> until the courts resolve, yes. president trump keeps trying to pin it on democrats every single time. democrats didn't deal -- it's on them. there's a little bit of panic behind that. any time you poll this question to support daca or support the notion of kids who came here ill littlely should or should not be deported we're talking two-thirds to 80% of americans who say don't deport those kids. when we start seeing those kids get deported whether it's people who have signed up for daca program which is something like 800,000, or the much larger population i ...

It's not just the tax cuts. it's also the budget impact that tax cuts are going tomorrow. those things hurt working people and we're fighting for working folks. >> let me ask you about the news the president made today. we were talking about it earlier on the subject of daca and he put out a tweet, no daca deal. how do you regard that message? do you think that ends the matter in terms of him coming to a compromise with you guys? >> well, it doesn't end the matter. i can tell you that a whole lot of young people who may be fighting for immigration reform and people who are not immigrants, but ...

>> right. >> right now, and on the other hand, you talk about some of those voters out there who traditionally voted democrat, flipped to trump, who maybe want to see a democrat get up there and say, take a harder line on the border. is there any way you can span that divide? >> it's hard when you have a president also who is changing his mind in, like i said, sort of making it impossible to negotiate. but i think one issue that the democrats really struggle with is they're not united. we saw -- i went back during what we call the chuck schumer debacle, some democrats were sort of floating the...

Daca. he turned down guy partisan deals. did was always a game, never a trick. he wasn't arguing in good faith, we are and we're going to keep fighting for daca folks. >> i want to figure out how you're interpreting this. that seems to be in the era we're in, the trump era, how to interpret the presidential tweets, the statements, whether he was blowing off steam or venting or doing some momentary thing, or do you take that tweet to mean there's not -- he's not going to be willing to compromise with you no matter what? >> you know what, we're never going to stop fighting for da a. and if trump...