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What he said. his homeland security secretary also said that. the president said he had strong words about this but he did not use that particular vulgar expression. wolf, regardless of all of this, the underlying factor is the week here is beginning in a much different place than just a week ago when it seemed there was an agreement being reached between democrats and republicans on daca. those young immigrants who came here through no fault of their own, whose time is essentially expiring here. this is all wrapped up in that government funding bill that ends on friday. but wolf, it's hard to...

>> $18 billion is what they are asking for. do you support that? do you want to spend $18 billion to at least build some of the wall? >> well, again, in the 2013 law, there was proposed $1.3 billion for some additional fencing. i heard the number $1.5 billion the other day. >> that's a lot less than 18. >> it is. it's probably a lot less wall. but we need to fortify the border both with physical and technological barrier where most of the crossings are taking place. >> bottom line, what's going to happen this week? will the government stay open or will it have to shut down friday night? and wi...

Book "fire and fury" in the white house. >> which he was successful at doing. >> he was successful at doing. what i think we noticed right away, wolf, remember, there was confusion about his position at the moment, but that night he was out there tweeting that the wall has to be part of it. rachel said they're back in the firm positions of where they were rather than a new position. i totally agree with you about what the impact of these remarks are on the daca debate, because it seems every democrat i've spoken to feels now more emboldened in their position to really try and use the spending ...

Out of money, to, we don't have a daca deal, we're not going to get a daca deal and how do we keep the government open? right now republicans will meet in a couple hours to talk about a short-term spending agreement that will sort of kick the can into february. in december they did the same things. democrats and the senate, i think 17 democrats ended up voting for a short-term agreement even though they said they won't vote for a long-term agreement without a d.r.e.a.m.er solution. my question is do these, quote, shithole remarks embolden them to say, we're not going to give you any votes? >> ...

Disappointing comments, and i just -- i think it just shouldn't be. it distracts us from getting things done. we have a lot of things on our plate the next two or three weeks, including funding the government and figuring out a solution for daca and border security. >> there was sort of a thunder of silence from some of your republican colleagues. the majority leader mitch mcconnell, i don't think he's said anything yet about those words that are causing major disruptions between u.s. relations and african countries, different countries around the world. what do you recommend the republican le...