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bret baer is with us. sounds to me like the president may be open to some compromise on the wall.rently, from general kelly 100%. you heard this from the dhs secretary on capitol hill, secretary nielsen. the president is reiterating that the word is at the white house he was very upset and fuming with how chief of staff kelly said this about the president devolving and helped him evolve and he wasn't pleased with how it was said and won't be concrete for 2000 miles and there is a distinction without a difference here. stuart: i have to ask you about a government shutdown, paul ryan just said congress needs to pass a continuing resolution. it sure looks like it will be not a final last-minute deal. is that the way it looks to you? >> it goes a few weeks. maybe three days in the offing because people are so upset what this does to the us military. stuart: who gets the blame if it gets shut down. >> historically republicans. and and the president wants to turn the tables, the demands for kirstjen nielsen of the democrats presenting this going forward. stuart: hard to see how they avo

bret baer questioning mark warner and elizabeth warren about who is in charge right now i neither couldmocratic party has at this point a broad-based leaders the range from traditionally more pro-business -- >> where is the energy in the democratic party? i tell you where the energy is in the democratic party, at the grassroots, person by person, family by family. i got a steak in how this government works. >> the democratic party has no front runner for presidential challenger in 2020. >> plans for the lavish presidential center released this week facing mounting witticism. more than 100 university of chicago professors and faculty members writing a letter arguing the grandscale project will not help the southside prosper. one reason the parking lot writing poking lot is expensive in public lands are being given away, all the profits will go to the obama foundation. this is a socially regressive plan. rob: a cover-up it's been four us presidents pushed the first female newspaper publisher and driving editor, and -- >> the papers, not yet. >> a devastating security breach that was leake

i was watching bret baer's interview, talking about the giant give-away to corporations. i have news for senator warren, the give-away is what the corporations give to washington not the other way around. the one thing that speaks volumes that the republicans should talk about, not only what all of these companies are doing here, but tim horton's in canada, has lowered employee benefits because government came in and raised their costs and expenses. just the opposite a definite move afoot here and if republicans are smart, they would use this ammo going forward. >> trish: what do you think? you heard what they're saying, armageddon, this is hardly armageddon, this is good, good news for our economy. why don't they want to recognize that? >> clearly part is political. they have opponents in 2018 and want to get the message across. what the democrats are saying is structural matters. corporate tax cuts never expire, individual tax cuts do. part of the tax plan, repeals the individual mandate. you may be getting more money in your wallet not this year but next year. >> trish

political anchor and host of special report bret baer is here this big night, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> shannon: let's talk about what happened in the senate. they're trying to pass the procedural hurdle on the short term funding megs you are the house passed. unless something changes they're not going to get to that. >> bret: not even close. they had to get 60 votes for closure to move on to the actual bill, which was a month of funding for the government plus six years for the children's health insurance policy, chip. and it wasn't even close. right now, you have democrats, donnely from indiana, highcamp from north dakota, man chin from west virginia, jones from alabama, and mccaskill from missouri all voting with, saying yes. you had graham, flake, paul, lee vote nothing. you will have senator mcconnell, believe it or not, vote nothing so he can bring the bill back up. >> shannon: that's a procedural trick, you have to be in the prevailing party to bring it back up. to reopen the vote. >> bret: yes, but we're heading for a shutdown. >> shannon: in 52 minutes. >>

when he said this to bret baer our colleague and used secret society rather than a bunch of agents gettingt politically, secret society and revelation of a mall, shut it down but the fact is -- stuart: he had 3 moles in the fbi. judge napolitano: this group does and did exist but not like the illuminati, some bizarre conspiracy. it was a bunch of fbi agents furthering their own personal and political agendas in the fbi and three of them spilled the beans, formerly, to senator johnson. stuart: you are being so pleasant. this is political dynamite. last word. judge napolitano: i hope it is not exaggerated when it comes out, on monday when it does come out it is as has been represented. stuart: watch this program, judge andrew napolitano break it down. >> 9:00 monday morning. stuart: thanks. soccer star david beckham giving major league soccer fans in miami something to cheer about launching an expansion franchise in miami. he would like the team to start playing in 2020. covered in tattoos. nancy pelosi continuing to slam the gop tax plan even as more companies announce billion-dollar invest