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Congress' authority and to retain that power of the person they have accorded to our constitution. the problem for them is that the only time they are doing it, they have let the bureaucracy grow so large, the only time they are doing it this was is t comes to securing our border. it's the same provision that allows donald trump to declare the emergency allows them to overturn it with a vote. >> republicans in the senate are counting heads, they have lost three, they can't afford to lose one more. the president has already said he is going to veto it if it comes to his desk so they would need ...

Tweeting about his accomplishments. he had this to say, things are going really well for our economy. a subject the fake news spends as little time as possible discussing. the stock market hit another record high. unemployment is now at a 17-year low. and companies are coming back into the usa. really good news and much more to come. also tweeted about the tax cut bill getting closer and closer on the tax cut bill, shaping up better than projected. the house and senate working very hard. senator, end result won't only be important but special. special indeed. mat matt, i'm going to you. you wr...

Let's head around to the "inside politics" table to see what our reporters are hearing from their sources. >> the president's national deputy security adviser is going to be leaving the white house after a year serving there. we expect she's probably the beginning of what will be a wave of departures. not unusual in any administration, but certainly in a tumultuous white house, this wave could be bigger. one thing to watch is not who is leaving, but how does the white house fill the positions. this administration has struggled since day one to staff its west wing. and that certainly isn't gett...

Martha, to get out from under those enormous contracts and those obligations, because once they file for bankruptcy then all the contracts are null and void and they can be renegotiated. that's what a lot of city managers are looking at doing right now, because if they stay on the path they are on right now, martha, one out of every three tax dollars collected from a shrinking tax base would go not for services, schools and roads and parks and emergency services, but to pay for pensions of people who are retired. you just can't run a city that way. martha: you know, mat matt back to the electi...