[inaudible] >> the house and senate return on monday after passing another short-term spending measure. kelly joins us who's a budget reporter in addition to federal finalizing spending whatever key issues are on the must do list? >> when there's a must pass bill there's a number of adults that will try to find their way on especially since it's the last train leaving the station.

we might be looking for temporary funding for the children's health insurance, may be a permit reauthorization. funding for veterans, the veterans trace but program. and where from 2 - 4000000000 that add-on to the cr. democrats are pushing for dreamers are given temporary work permits for illegal immigrants were brought here for children. the current expiration date of government funding now that lawmakers gave two more weeks of government funding and move on friday. >> so congress clears an aversive shutdown for now, your

article just before that article passed on thursday the leadership met with president trump, what came out of that? >> that was a hard reset. a week earlier there had been an organized meeting between the white house and the big four, that is house minority leader nancy posey. and chuck schumer in the senate. they're supposed to have a meeting earlier. president trump tweeted that he didn't see a deal as a result they canceled the parents. the recent meeting and getting everybody to sit down was a step forward. there are talks about whether there are republican or democrat authors.

there was fear, the budget year that were looking to fund and that's being funded on a stopgap basis. both republicans and democrats are too low. but there's a disagreement as to whether defense or non-defense deserve equal increases are fun takes priority over the other. pushes to increase defense without equal. >> will see something next week, conference committee meeting meeting on the republican tax reform plan next week. what are key issues they need to overcome to get it to president trump before christmas? >> this was a big priority, they

haven't been able to get many wins. getting this tax package is a must for them. there's something sorrier now. the senate bill includes repeal of the individual mandate which would reduce people on the healthcare exchanges. issue of the state local texted action, this is a big issue for republicans in high tax district such as parts of california, new york and tennessee, there are some areas where republicans might have problems with their constituents. another thing is to see how moderate members vote. but the senate finance chairman, orin hatch and kevin brady, they will have to listen to all their

members to round up the votes so you can pass both the house and senate. seen it happen is something rare these days. they'll been opportunity for the gop to show how they can govern or if they can't get it together it will have serious political consequences. thank you for the update. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span three, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern yale university historian joann freeman and "alexander hamilton". >> when washington became president he made -- and in the post he structured a national

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