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The past have voted for a wall. i think some might come around to that. i don't know that trump will get all of the money he wants, but i think he will get something. at the very least. and i think there will be pressure coming from democrats on nancy pelosi to do that. the thing here for the president though, he clearly believes that the border security was his ticket in 2016 and that it will be his ticket to re-election. the question is whether there are diminishing returns here for the president on this issue. >> i don't think there's going to be a wall. and what you hear from democrats is ...

Saying? did nato nations, did nato as an organization need a kick in the pants? >> i'm happy with the fact that he has helped us to now move on the question of burden-sharing within the alliance. and this is important for european allies for a strong nato, it's good for europe, but it's also good for united states. we have to remember that the only time we have invoked article v was a after the attack on the united states. and hundreds of thousands of canadian, european soldiers have fought shoulder to shoulder with u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. we have worked together with u.s. in defeating d...

The situation. >> it is definitely nancy pelosi not only on the shutdown itself and how she negotiated with the white house, she comes out of this with her caucus more united than they were when they were sworn in as the new democratic majority just a few weeks ago. she's got those freshmen who were emboldened coming out of their elections who are now firmly behind her because they see she is willing to hold a tough line against the president. and for the president, i think one of the things that we really learned through this last few weeks is that he really does not have a strategy for deali...

From enough democrats and republicans that they are willing to put partisanship aside, i think. >> that bodes well for finding an eventual agreement, the fact that we have so many areas where we can agree. john: president trump and senate minority leader chuck schumer finding common ground on ending the longest government shutdown in history, before for how long and at what expense? time now for our sunday group. jason reilly is with us along with columnist for the hill juan williams, julie pace with the associated press and fox news correspondent gillian turner. i love that declarative statem...

Support the effort to try to find a negotiated solution. john: recently here in washington, d.c. the house voted overwhelmingly on a measure that would require congressional approval for the president to pull out of nato because the president has threatened that he will pull out of nato if other nato nations don't live up to their financial commitment. he has since said i'm 100% behind nato. to you really have any concerns that president trump would pull the united states out of the alliance? >> president trump has been very clear, he is committed to nato, he has stated that cleary just a few ...