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I said bernie, we can't pay for medicare for system. right now the trust fund will go broke in 2026. these are people that paid into it and earn it. you want to expand it? what happens. doesn't make sense. >> neil: what if he were you nominee for president and its him versus donald trump? who do you vote for? >> it wouldn't be bernie. >> neil: so it would be the president or unless you leave it blank. >> it wouldn't be bernie. >> neil: it would be donald trump? >> i'm going to make decisions what is best for my country and my state. >> neil: let's go back and forth. many democrats, some republ...

Sunday. reporter: democrats say no go on now. they will not negotiate while the government is still partially shut down and they don't think the president's proposal goes far enough. they want more. >> hopefully we will open with what he has put on the table and let's go back and forth in the where we can find common ground. we are all for negotiating and we would love to have a permanent fix for daca and tbs. i think it's a nonstarter for him to ask for a permanent wall and to have a temporary fix. reporter: president trump treated this is not amnesty for illegals and reiterated it is a three...

The end. >> no. it makes all of us angry. it makes all of us angry. i want to get more on what it felt like to be in the room for that extraordinarily testy exchange. brian carraman and april ryan. they're white house reporters. >> brian, you asked a great question, as a woman, does she empathize and has she been personally affected by this, let's go back and forth. what was that like to be in the room? what was that like? >> frustrating as always. the problem with the frustration level is to sit there and expect us to player ror-free baseball while the president of the united states last week...

Non-managerial work force asked, they want a union in their work force tomorrow if they could have it. if all workers in america had a union, we'd have union rates similar to that of germany, above 40%. the question about whether unions are rely convenient, it's rely convenient to american workers now and when it's no longer relevant to morning workers, won't be. the typical college graduate is not making anything more now than he or she did ten years ago. the wages of even college graduates have not grown in ten years, nor have they for regular high school educated workers. so it seems to me ...