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Stock in the market, the white house needs to take stock and realize, we cannot hang our hat and tout and sell this market every day because there are factors that are simply beyond our control. >> that's exactly right. let's leave it there. stephanie, great to see you. let's visit again before the end of the hour. i'm cutting into your time that you were not supposed to be on tv for. them's the breaks. see you soon, buddy. two weeks ago, they were facing a government shutdown. here we are again. congress has until 12:01 a.m. friday to come up, i guess, friday into saturday, to come up with ...

Times, that provides a basis going forward. >> harris: some democrats are more critical of the decision to trust republicans in the shut down for protections for dreamers. he just said they were talking about putting that in place. senator harris who oppose the stopgap bill says majority leader mcconnell "i don't believe you made any commitment whatsoever and it would be foolhardy to believe that he was made a commitment." nobody knows for sure that the republicans and democrats will be able to reach a deal on daca by february 8th but everyone will be trying with a big additional focus put on ...

Many of them waiting on edge to see whether or not mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer can set aside their differences and cast a vote that will reopen the federal government. we'll have to see what happens later today. christine and dave, back to you. >> we will indeed. thank you, ryan. two republican senators who broke from their party saturday night back in the field. arizona's jeff flake and lindsey graham of south carolina agreed to vote yes on the stopgap bill. flake and graham had been key participants in negotiations with democrats, and they believed the white house has not done enough t...

Midnight, around 1:00 in the morning to break the filibuster and approve later on an interim three-week continuing resolution, stopgap bill to reopen the government through february 8th. chuck schumer objected to that. so what has happened is the majority leader, chuck schumer has set up a procedural vote at noon certain on monday to try to break the filibuster. what that means is that the government will remain closed and the bulk of the federal workforce will continue to be furloughed when the work day beginning monday morning at 9:00. steve: what are they voting on tomorrow at noon? what is...

Break a filibuster on a stopgap bill until noon tomorrow. this coming after senate minority leader chuck schumer said there is no deal the past. republicans and the pats have been at odds for months now and the divide is the paint since funding stopped friday. both parties doubling down on their tax blaming other for the shutdown. congrats insisting that any spending bill include daca assurances to protect dreamers. republicans are refusing to negotiate immigration issues until after the government is back up. despite the stalemate, lawmakers will be back again in the morning and hope of hamme...