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With us. and coming up, it looks like both sides are digging in for a p protracted shutdown battle over this wall. just one working session left. is the shutdown destined to slide into 2019? big new developments in a neverending race in north carolina. some big surprise events today. i'm going to head over to the big board, break down what is going on in that uncalled and very much contested election in the 9th district of that state. plus, the white house reportedly feels like it is winning the fight over funding for a border wall. but is there a price that is coming for them? do voters...

The 1.3 -- >> where i stand is where the -- >> congressman, let me just get the question out, it's a specific question and you can add your context to it. the specific question is this. the $1.3 billion that you've already agreed to for fencing, not the wall, for fencing, they're saying take it out. first act when you get control, do you want to do that? >> no, not at all. by the way, the $1.3 billion is for border security, including repairing fences, adding where necessary, but it's border security, including things such as upgrading the various ports of entry, providing better services. by ...

Talking to each other. there's not a divide between chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. democrats are very comfortable in their negotiating position. and here's the bottom line. number one, i was there for some shutdown fights. whoever is blamed at the beginning, that's who people think the onus for the shutdown is on. it is donald trump's fault that the government shut down. it is donald trump's fault that hundreds of thousands of hard-working americans are not getting paychecks. real people who are going to be hurt by this and who are going to remember who is at fault. and the reason this is eve...

Democrats. i talked to a few republicans today who said while it's not clear what trump's end game is here, it's not uncomfortable for him either. you know, he doesn't have an election for two years. in two years, no one is going to remember this shutdown most likely. and what his base will remember is that he fought for the wall. that's something that a former republican congressman said to me today, he didn't see a political downside to that. the counter to that is that trump eventually has to get out of this situation and if he -- he doesn't want to cave today, he's not going to want to cav...

Do that for all of the infrastructure programs, and this member of congress isn't about to give the president a $5 billion slush fund to go build a wall wherever he wants to build it, whether it's necessary, whether it's useful or not. tell us precisely where you want to build that wall, mr. president, precisely how you're going to use the money for observation devices. and by the way, are you going to take care of the people that do arrive here seeking asylum rather than letting them die of some illness. >> meanwhile, politico is reporting that "the white house has ratcheted up rhetoric, has ...