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Whatever, people have to count on these agencies to work with them. then i have 340,000 west virginians who depend on food stamps for subsidies. >> those numbers are even bigger than the numbers we just showed on the screen because you've been checking, you've got contractors. >> i have subcontractors, contractors, subcontractors. it ripples down. and here's a state with 1,800,000 people. it depends on working with the federal government. that's how people live their lives, and it's going to change. i told the white house, i said, when this all comes to fruition, it's going to be bigger than y...

Even if you give a vote on dreamers or daca, if you come out tonight and says, listen, i'm not budging off the $5 billion, and at the same time we're going to have a vote on the dreamers and daca, that would be fine. it's kind of an art of the deal, i guess. but no one believes that a child that was under 5 years of age, their parents brought them here, that become only american citizens, have been educated in america, they've defended our country, fought in our military for us, shouldn't have a pathway forward to enjoy the fruits of citizenship. i think that's acceptable on both sides of the ...

Forget about the politics. basically we're dealing with the president of the united states. that's our job, to find a pathway forward. whether you're a democrat or republican as a senator or congressperson, you're sent here to do the best you can for your district or your state and your country. and if you forget that, then you're here for the wrong reason. >> i lot of the folks who were just elected to the house, the house democrats, were elected not to give the president money for his wall. >> well, they're going to vote their conscience and vote their constituency if that's what they believ...

The president decided to withdrawal, he made a crucial phone call to turkish president erdogan. a source said that the president said we're done. it's all yours. no mention of u.s. alliance with the syrian kurds which turkey considers a terror group. >> joining us here is historian julian zelizer. good morning. let's talk about the week last week. i don't think we should be normalized to what kind of a week it was. defense secretary is gone. at odds with the president over the pullout in syria. a government shutdown. no pathway forward. stock market declines. a fed chief under fire.

We know it doesn't have the votes to move forward. after this, i asked several aides and senators, what happens next? the senate was to set the tone with the house to follow. the answer is, they don't know. there's no clear patway. the legislative efforts, the bipartisan and presidents are failing in the senate. we don't know what the house is going to do. while the deadline is obviously murkier than it used to be, it's no longer march 5th because of the court cases. in terms how it happens from here and in terms whether or not the 690,000 individuals who referred in the deferred action progra...