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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190125:08:25:00 - Vimarsana News

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So but again if they think they're getting something significant out of this, they got another thing come canning. again wrv rr been watching both the house and senate and especially after the votes in the senate, there's no will to caught deal with this guy. having said that, to be clear the house is going to unveil a proposal tomorrow. we'll see what it looks like and if trump bites at it. but in the mean time schumer kaunl are still talking and we'll see what they come up with as well. >> the thing about the house proposal is the house proposal will have to not give him a figging leaf. it w...

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Care of their family. their livelihood is threatened at this point. >>? outlets where they had personnel shortages before the shutdown, some controllers were working six days a week, ten-hour-a-day shifts. and tonight unions for air traffic controllers, pilots, and flight attendants after all released a statement saying there is growing concern for safety in their industry due to the government shutdown. it reads in part, "if in our risk averse industry we cannot even calculate the level of risk currently at play nor predict the point at which the entire system will break, it is unprecedented....

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Anita, it boggles the mind that we are about to with straight faces have a conversation about god forbid a disaster or loss of life required as a triggering mechanism to get both sides to reopen our federal government after a month. >> i actually have been hearing that for the last few days, that even people close to the white house are saying that they will not budge, that the democrats won't budge until there's an accident or some kind of security safety issue, both sides aren't going to come to the table. but i think you hinted here that there is going to be some movement. this house propos...

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Movement. this house proposal that they're talking about, i think that's probably going to go somewhere. i mean, clearly the senate bills that are coming up are not going to go somewhere. i think the house saying that they would look at spending some money not necessarily on a wall but on enforcement issues is going to get? attention. >> jeremy, same question to you and what just happened to the balance of power, at least within the beltway in the past few minutes. the president has agreed. something we've never had. to a state of the union that will await a reopened government. >> right. i th...

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Now? the republicans can blame democrats for failing daca recipients who are soon to be deported. they can't believe how daca recipients have been treated by the democrats, totally abandoned. the republicans are still working hard, the president claims. a bill mirrors the president's framework that was rejected in the upper chamber, rejected more soundly than anything else who was proposed there. let's bring in phil mattingly on capitol hill. phil, let's start with a reality check here. is there a plan b? >> look, john, in short the answer is no. at least not in the senate. senate aides, repub...