that is mick mulvaney. let's listen. >> the united states of america is preparing for what we're calling the schumer shutdown. it still surprises me and i've been through some of these before that the democrats in the senate are opposing a bill that they don't oppose. they are for clean crs, they're for the extension to the chip program, many of them support the delays in the taxes, the medical device tax. they don't oppose anything in the bill but they are opposing the bill. i want to let everybody know we don't want this. we do not want a shutdown. but mr. schumer insists on it. he is in a position to force this on the american people. from an omb percent perktive. we're involved in managing a shut down and we want to make folks understand it will look different than it did under the previous administration. one of the things i've learned since i've been in this office, there is no other way to describe it but the obama administration weaponized the shutdown in 2013. they did not encourage agencies to use

but, marc, you know this and, mick, you know this. when you were doing that, you were accused of being the small base responding to activist pressure to do something that was -- >> and i suppose i would have a lot more sympathy if i had been accused at that time of being an arsonist. this is different in that in 2013 we were being asked to vote for something we did not like. the funding bill put before us in 2013 included funding for obamacare. we objected to that and for that reason refused to vote for that funding bill. we have a funding bill today, sitting in the senate, that senators do not oppose. they support all individual pieces of it. we talked about c.h.i.p., the delay in the cadillac tax, medical device tax, talked about the fact that they're generally okay with crs. that's one of the primary differences there. we were asked to vote for something in 2013 that we did not approve of. that is not the circumstance here. here, they are simply taking advantage of the situation to insert not only a new topic but marc may have ment

>> yes, mick mulvaney was exactly right. you have these reporters playing dumb, acting like they didn't take basic civics, acting like they don't know the rules of the senate that they don't understand filibusters and when they do they live this every day but they're playing dumb to further the democratic narrative the democratic narrative is republicans hold the cards they can do this alone. no we cannot. we need you democrats to show up and fund healthcare for 9 million american children. liz: it doesn't make us look good in the world stage, general jack keane has said that, general mattis is saying it has a real morale impact on our military and the white house legislative director also saying today democrats are not being clear about exactly what they want. let's roll tape. >> i don't think it's clear what the democrats are asking for. i accept that you're saying they want a solution to daca but there is not text they're asking republicans to bring up so i think that they really believe for political reasons it's better

sarah sanders will be joined by marc short and omb director mick mulvaney.to you live. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: it's 11 a.m., in new york, and from bloomberg's european headquarters, i'm mark barton. vonnie: this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: here are the top stories -- on to a possible u.s. government shutdown at midnight tonight and we are waiting for a white house press briefing and we will bring it to you live your on bloomberg television. not to rattle today but look for benjamin segal. german chancellor angela merkel heads to paris to talk with emmanuel macron. she faces political pressure at home and questions about the future of the european union. investors seem to be taking the political drama and washington in stride. is's ask our next guest who better positne

mick mcconnell is speaking right now. let's listen in. >> let's fund the government, provide for the american people and then resume serious negotiations on the issues that matter most. let's fund the government for a full month. so we can actually get something done. >> under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to concur in the house amendment to the senate amendment, hr-195, which the clerk will report. >> house message to accompany hr-195, act to amend title 44, united states code, and so forth and for other purposes. >> president? let's look at the reality of what we face at this moment. in this country. in this chamber. the republicans are in majority control of the united states senate. the republicans are in majority control of the united states house of representatives. the republicans are in control of the white house. the republicans, through their appointees, have a pretty decisive edge when it come

it's one of the questions we'll press mick mulvaney on moments from now.t to take you upstairs, i was just up there in the west wing a moment ago inside sara sanders' office, there is a gathering right now. i saw the policy adviser steven miller walking out as i approached. they should be down here shortly, mick mulvaney, marc short, but you talk about this, it's not just about politics. one of the real challenges is, this is about american lives, how it impacts americans. remember in 2013, 850,000 federal workers went unpaid, not paid, until, frankly, the money came back, which wasn't for two weeks. the same concern exists right now, a white house official telling me they have real concerns this may land on the president's lap, he may take blame for this. you played the quote in 2013 when he was blaming president obama saying it rests with the guy at the top. the question is why the circumstances are any different here this time around and what exactly this president is doing beyond phone calls to really try to put this together. >> peter, i'm going to do

. >> joining me is the white house budget director mick mulvaney, good to have you, sir, as always. >> sounds like there's a lot of caffeine in the coffee. >> if you think i'll spend any of my time talking about that, you are sadly mistaken, my friend. we'll take that conversation off line a different time. you're no stranger to shutdowns. do you think the democrats did the right thing and why? >> i think they did the wrong thing getting out and the right thing coming in and that is coming from the 2013 shutdown. i do think senator schumer, called shutdown schumer, overplayed his hand. didn't think that we would be able to manage a should thedown as well as we did, and had no choice, but to cave and that was the word the press was using yesterday and re-opened the government. >> isn't this very similar to 2013 on principle? didn't believe in the aca. you wanted to do everything you could to not get it funded and here you have the democrats saying that d.r.e.a.m.ers don't deserve to be treated like dogs and thrown out of the country and they were standing firm on that. don't you respec

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i love mick jagger. >> seth: yeah. >> i grew up with mick jagger.ears older than i am. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. you got to let that go. yeah. >> he's cool. >> seth: but so you -- it seems like, because i will say, that was very good. [ light laughter ] it seems like you own it, and you don't -- do you correct people or do you let them have that moment and say they met mick jagger? >> better yet. once i was someplace -- it was in italy, and i went to the toilet and i heard the kitchen going -- "mick jagger. mick jagger." and i get so scared that they'd come out and ask me for an autograph or something. i was -- i didn't know whether i could say, "no i'm not him." or i just do it and hope i get out before they really ask me to dance or sing, you know. >> seth: yeah. the best would be if you were in italy and you faked it and they immediately looked were like, "he's no mick jagger." [ laughter ] >> that's another story. >> seth: congratulations. good luck at the oscars. it was -- it's just such a fantastic film and it's so great to have you. t

as mick said, last night the house passed the bipartisan bill with 230 votes. the president stands ready to sign that bill, to keep the government functioning and afloat. it appears unfortunately that senate democrats are entrenched in forcing a shutdown. i think that there's obviously a lot of hypocrisy in this town. i think there's some irony to point out. as the director said, nancy pelosi a couple years ago called them, quote, i call them legislative arsonists. in referring to those who are voting for a shutdown at the time. commenting that that they're to burn down, we should be building up in terms of investment and education and scientific research. chuck schumer said at the time, it's sort of like this. someone goes into your house, takes your wife and children hostage, and then says, let's negotiate over the price of your house. in essence, that's the same tactic they're deploying. last night i'm sure many of you know, y'all asked senator feinstein her position and she said that the government shutdown, people will die. the follow-up question, how she'

mick does that in february. congress has months to complete appropriations process, the fiscal year ends on september 30th. we're now in mid-january. it is frustrating to all of us that we're in this position. but what is unclear is what is it that the democrats are asking in order to get out of a shutdown. it seems they're just hell bent on getting to a shutdown. we're anxious to make sure our troops and those serving on the front lines of our country continue to get paid. >> marc, so a couple of things on that. i think we know what the democrats are asking for. they want a deal on daca. the president on the other hand tweeted last year that our country needs a good shutdown. isn't he getting exactly what he asked for? and it was the president, as i'm sure you know, the last time we had a government shutdown who said it is the president's responsibility to lead. he needs to get the players in the room, he needs to lead. so how is he going to lead on this? >> couple of points there. one, the president was very a

i love mick mulvaney because he shoots straight from the hip. he's right.emocrats until three or four weeks ago were adamant against government shutdowns. president obama made it worse than it had to be. >> i remember at the time i was reporting on this for "the blaze," people were shut out of their homes if they were in homes on federally funded lands. they had to stay in motels and hotels. we had the spectacle of world war ii vets in their wheelchairs not being able to get to their monument. and obama was very ask open about it saying he was going to make it hurt. >> schumer is huffing and puffing, but this is not the time to be bluffing. people's lives are at stake. especially 9 million children, military service officers. and so many other government employees. you don't use people's lives in a political chess match. that's what chuck schumer is trying to do. charles: when you use your power top teach people of a lesson. that's what he's trying to do. he blamed the gop, the white house and senate, he put blame it solely on them. >> how can it be the sch

as mick said last night, the house passed a bipartisan bill with 230 votes. the president stand ready to sign that bill to keep the government functioning and afloat. it appears unfortunately the senate democrats are entrenched in forcing a shutdown. there is a lot of hypocrisy in this town and some iron aniiron point out. nancy pelosi said, i call them legislative arsonists, in days past. she said we should be building up in education and research. chuck schumer said, it is sort of like this, someone goes in your house and takes your wife and children hostage and says, let's negotiate over the price of your house. in essence, that's the same tactics they are employing. i am sure many of you know, we asked senator feinstein her position. she said, if the government shuts down, people will die. we asked her how she is going to vote. she said she can't decided yet. people are going to die. i don't know how i am going to vote on this. the reality is this is not about policy. it is about politics. we are not familiar with anything in the c.r. the democrats are op

that's probably what i assume mick mulvaney will get questions about. office of management and budget has discretion how to handle such a situation. this is one of those deals where the president doesn't want to shut down -- republicans don't want to shut down, the house passed a bill to prevent a shutdown and it is solely up to senate democrats led by senator schumer who used to call it governmental chaos and nancy pelosi used to call it legislative arson don't do what you yourself say is wrong and keep the government funded and stay involved in the good faith bipartisan negotiations. that's what civil people do. that's what we should be doing and that is what we have done here in the house. >> bill: i take it that's the headline from our conversation today. you are saying you can get a deal done on border security and daca. but we are 72 hours removed from the white house blowup. is dick durbin -- that thing that went round and round. is that history now? >> yes, guess what. people have been talking since that meeting in negotiations how to fix daca.

director mick mulvaney is here to update you on the status. then we will take some questions. >> good morning, good afternoon. we will walk through some of the, how a lapse in appropriations and a shutdown works. keep in mind, those technical terms, the legal terms are a lapse in appropriations. so when you saw the notices go out today, they referenced a lapse. the formal name for a shutdown. earlier this morning, federal workers got notices from various agencies as to whether they were ed employees.lough either you were exempt, you were to come to work today or monday, depending on your ordinary work schedule. and theree furloughed is another group that would show up on monday or today, up to four hours, to close down shop and prepare for the lapse. so both notices went out today. i mentioned yesterday that this shutdown, this lapse would look different than it did in 2013. we are already seeing evidence and are walking folks through a couple ways it is already different. in 2013, most of the epa shutdown immediately during the lapse. the epa

mick mulvaney will make an appearance.hose programs, we hatl get a better sense of w senators will do to come up with a solution. that will happen later tonight or maybe monday or tuesday. it to up here wants stretch into next week but given the political heat, that might happen. >> what a difference a year makes. thank you for spending time with us on the sixth and they were -- c-span network. finally on this day in history, one year ago today, donald trump 45thsworn in as our president. he delivered his inaugural address on the west front of the u.s. capitol. >> for many of our citizens, a different reality exists, mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities and an education system flush with c leaves ourch students deprived of all knowledge and the crim and the gangs and drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops rig ht here and right now. announcer: one year ago today, donald trump was sworn in as our 45th president. we are b

. ♪ >>> that wintry mick we've been talking about so far has schools dismissing early trying to avoidny icy conditions out there. fox 29's jenner joyce is live in pennsauken. jennifer how is the weather out there? >> reporter: we are still dealing with the freezing rain here as we're live along route 70. we've seen several salt trucks pass us by. they are trying to keep the roadways safe. as many people are trying to make their way home 43 work today. and as you said, iain, it was that threat of icy conditions that had many area school districts closing early and in fact two schools in the city of camden couldn't even open today because of weather related issues. >> during the height of rush hour, the rotors are wet and likely slick in spots as the rain and sleet hits the already frozen pave many. a wintery mick the latest weather woe following last week's snow and a weekend of arctic temperatures. >> i love it. i'm a december baby. >> reporter: she loves it but reba of camden also says she understands extreme winter weather can cause a lot of problems. her son's school kramer element

we are frustrated, obviously mick's job is to submit a budget to congress. that is to occur in february. we are now in mid-january and it is frustrating to all of us in this position. what is unclear is what is the democrats asking to get out of a shutdown. we are anxious to make sure that our troops and those serving on the frontlines of our country continue to get paid. mark, a couple of things. the democrats want to deal with daca. that weident tweeted need a good shutdown. is he getting what he asked for? and the last time we had a government shutdown, he said it is the president's responsibility to get the players in the room. one, the president was very active yesterday in bringing together the houseboats. he was speaking to freedom caucus members. that is where we had the best challenge yesterday and he helped to get that bill accomplished. he continues to make calls. he will continue to do that. he is leaning on the issue. regarding backup, we feel the administration has put forward our plans on this. secretary kelly a year ago went to congress and s

mick mulvaney standing by as well. we begin on capitol hill where the action is. there is peter doocy. good morning, peter. >> good morning, bill. just a few minutes ago while republican alaska senator lisa mer kowski was heading into a bipartisan meeting of lawmakers in senator susan collins' office she said she thinks they are this close. we expect 15 to 18 lawmakers attending from both sides of the aisle the morning after the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell insisted there can be daca negotiations, but not until the government is reopened. that's something that arizona republican senator jeff flake followed up with the majority leader about last night. >> i think there is a lack of trust and that's why i wanted to stand up afterwards and reiterate and to confirm what the leader has committed to. i do think given the high-profile nature of this whole debate, that it will be impossible for us not to move on to immigration. >> it seems like the senate is about seven democratic votes short of having enough to reopen the government and on this shutdown's first

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we have mick mulvaney, sean spicer. tom cotton and jim jordan all ahead. shutdown showdown on the eve of the one year anniversary of the trump white house. president trump was expected to leave this afternoon to head to florida for the weekend. but not yet. he is still behind us tonight in the white house. quite a bit of art to this deal as they try to avert what the

while we wait, i want to bring in white house budget director, mick mulvaney. thank you for joining us, i think for the first time on this show. i appreciate you being here. is there going to be a vote at noon today, or what? >> actually, as i was listening to your lead-in, that's the first i heard there wouldn't be. we are operating at the white house under the assumption that there will be a vote at noon. >> if there is a vote, do you have the votes? do you have enough votes, do you think? >> the way you teed it off is exactly right. who needs to be making these final decisions? who holds the keys. and right now it is the self-described centrist democrats. some go home and say, i'm a good bipartisan, i can work across the aisle. this is their chance to do that, but you haven't seen that yet. the question is, where are the rest of the folks who pride themselves on bipartisanship back home but don't seem to follow up with it up here. >> you are talking about bipartisanship, democrats. why hasn't the president called one democrat? >> we called several democrats

. >> harris: congresswoman mick sally from the great state of arizona, thank you. a growing number of democrats threatening a government shutdown if they don't get daca deal. that's not exactly news. among them veteran congressman john lewis, watch. >> we must take care of these young people who know america as their country. it's the only country they know. it's not fair and it's not right and it's not just to do otherwise. i for one will not vote for government funding until we get a deal on daca. >> harris: the president is warning that any shutdown could hurt the military, you just heard congresswoman mick sally making a very strong case for that, saying she has been telling democrats herself. when you hear john lewis talk like this, coupled with the fact that he's going to boycott the state of the union, what is your reporting telling us? >> these are the kind of threats democrats have been issuing since december, that they were going to withhold their vote on any kind of funding mechanism unless daca protections were attached to it. we heard bernie sanders, k

from theing, we heard office and budget management director mick mulvaney and the white house legislative affairs director. they both spoke during the briefing earlier today about what a shutdown could mean. take a look at they are comments from earlier today. [indiscernible] speaker: good morning. we want to get folks up to speed on where things stand regarding funding. mulvey is preparing for what we are calling the schumer shutdown. it surprises me that i have been through these before, that the democrats are opposing a bill they do not oppose. , theare for clean cr extension of the chip program, and many of them support the medical device tax, cadillac tax especially. they do not oppose anything in the bill that they are opposing the bill. i just want to let everybody know we do not want this. mr. schumer insists on it and is in a position to force this on the american people. we are involved in managing a lapse or shutdown and want to make folks understand it will look different than it did under the previous administration. one of the things i have learned is that there is no other

. >> martha: mick mulvaney.

mick mulvaney is calling at this time schumer shut-down. whether or not that i'll literation will catch fire, i don't know think so. both sides will be blaming each other for this. >> shepard: if you get a four or five day extension, that takes us to tuesday or wednesday of next week. what happens? >> that messes up the party in mar-a-largo, doesn't it? celebrating the president's first year. that messes up the white house's extension to the family of globalization and bringing the message of the united states out to the world at dabos as many planned to go. they can't be in the ski resorts of switzerland with a shut down happening at home. there's a lot of incentive, primarily policy and politics, to get this done over the weekend. doesn't seem to be any closer. >> shepard: if you're the leadership, especially in the senate for the republicans, are you listening to chuck schumer to see if there's something that we kum ba ya on? >> the splits in the republican party are severe. it was lindsey graham that brought out, there was an agreement

we have mick mulvaney, sean spicer. tom cotton and jim jordan all ahead. first the shutdown showdown on the eve of the one year anniversary of the trump white house. president trump was expected to leave this afternoon to head to florida for the weekend. but not yet. he is still behind us tonight in the white house. quite a bit of art to this deal as they try to avert what the president called the schumer showdown. the senate minority leader and the president and their chief of staff met in the oval office this afternoon. they said we made progress. there are a good number of disagreements that still remain. tonight the president tweeting in favor of 4 weeks to hammer out the rest. with 3 republican senators, graham, blake and paul in the no column, they have to get to 60. mike emanuel has been following the latest on the hill tonight. he joins us from capitol hill where the story is continuing to unfold. >> no doubt about it. good evening to you. speaking to republicans and democrat senators most are looking for a way out frft government shutdown in the h

this was mentioned with mick mulvaney. for clarity on this, the federal government entered into a partial shutdown midnight on saturday. in the event of a shutdown, social security and disability checks will still go out while core functions would not be affected. some social security administration employees would gh and minor furlou services would be frozen. there is our live look across the street, the stretch of the capital from the library of congress, which itself is closed today. we will continue to take your calls as we go to our right in anniston, alabama, a federal employee. caller: hello, good morning. employee,ired federal whohere are millions of us are in jeopardy of not receiving a paycheck, but i am also a widow of a military member. and i have a son who was a three-time war veteran, who is disabled. now, i have a lot of interest in what is going on here. this is a lot of people, myself included, that are going to be income inir source of their hour of need. and it seems to me that this all revolves around a

now is their chance to do that. >> mick, how long does this last for? >> i don't know.y this morning because i thought it was an attempt to deny the president this sort of weekend worth of media, talking about the one-year anniversary of the inauguration. i wouldn't be surprised if it reopens today with the vote at noon, but if it dunld, it could go for days. >> did you talk to the president? >> the president was upset, but the government was closed. we were talking about this on media instead of the tax plan and how me jobs he's create. how he's done. it's a long list of successes that didn't get any attention because of the shutdown. >> mick mulvaney, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> a boy in iraq was sent to live with an american family after being kidnapped by isis. he appeared in a propaganda video after he was taken. he spoke to holly williams after the ordeal. holly. >> reporter: good morning. ayham elias has been here. when he arrived in this village, his family immediately noticed a change. he'd somehow learned to speak english. >> reporter: american family. >

will discuss the fallout for americans and who will get the blame with white house budget director mickulvaney and democratic senator chris, part of a bipartisan group trying to work out a compromise. plus... >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> chris: we will ask our panel about the trump presidency one year after his inauguration. and our "power player of the week," the story behind the first combat teams on the ground after the september 11th attack attacks. how soon after 9/11 did you know that you were going to work you might >> i knew the minute the second airplane hit the second tower. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. congress is still here this weekend still trying to reach a deal to reopen the government after the clock ran out on funding midnight friday. shutdown coinciding with the one-year anniversary of the trump presidency. the president cancels a trip to florida to stay in washington until they reach a compromise. this hour we will discuss the way forward with white house budget chief mick mulvaney an

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mick mulvaney along with marc short here at the white house legislative affairs director going to meet with mitch mcconnell, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and paul ryan to work out the details perhaps in an agreement to keep the government running posted january 19th deadline. this is a negotiation apart over recent spending caps. we heard from sarah sanders on to take him in the press secretaries that is part of the trump administration agenda for 2018. >> a lot of the meetings the president has this week with leadership will help determine what the best strategy is on each of those individual areas, but those are certainly welfare reform, infrastructure responsible immigration reform and health care will be top priorities for the administration this year. >> funding the government will be one who takes place on capitol hill. we are told this sessions about immigration reform and building the border wall of mexico and an agreement for daca will not be part of the discussions. back to you. lauren: first it was the week will was the week-old lost twin for now another investors bitcoin. la

mick mulvaney is the current active director, allocating zero money for the next financial year.ny update on terms of what we see with consumer financial protection bureau? rep. hensarling: i'm critical of mick mulvaney because when he asked for zero, i think he asked for way too much for an agency that has been totally out of control. kevin: i will be sure to tell them that could [laughter] . [laughter] rep. hensarling: and hurting consumers. it's important that our consumer protection laws are enforced, but we do not need this orwellian agency that enforces law. perhaps the single most unaccountable agency in the history of the republic. it's unconstitutional so i'm really ecstatic that the president shows mick mulvaney to be the temporary head. i hope that soon the president can put in a new nominee. i've heard the name of mark mike waters. i've heard he would be an excellent head and i hope the president will nominate him. kevin: he has the backing of jeb hensarling on a busy but not so busy harsha government shutdown day. we appreciate your time. back to you in new york. von

&b director mick mulvaney he thinks there is a potential tonight.s means potentially democrats and republicans are getting closer to having a vote. we don't know if that's going to be a final agreement or not. i e-mailed a top democratic source and they said it's unclear. i think the biggest sign is the silence. the last two or three hours at the capitol have been incredibly quiet and eng we both know actually maybe there is progress behind the scenes. democrats have asked for a shorter term c.r., five days or less. that was rejected i'm told by republicans this morning. now republicans say they will accept something only two weeks or more. maybe they're negotiating somewhere in between, but i think the next few hours will tell us a lot. >> woodruff: so yamiche, we know the president tweeted, but he's been unusually quiet on that front today. what's is he saying? >> he has stepped up efforts in that he's summoning people the white house and sending out mark short the legislative director and mick mulvaney to publicly speak about this and sending mar

. >> bill: director of the office of management and budget mick mulvaney live from the north lawn at the white house. thank you for your time. where are we? >> we're shut down. and we are going through the process this morning of informing the various federal employees which ones should come to work today and who shouldn't come to work. a third group of folks come in for a short period of time for four hours to shut things down. but we're going through the ordinary rhythm of a lapse in appropriations, the technical name for a shutdown managed by the office of management and budget through the various secretaries and i'll be talking to various cabinet secretaries as we work through how to manage the shutdown. each cabinet secretary do everything possible to keep as much of the government open as possible. it will be a different shutdown than 2013. that's a plan we are putting in place this morning. >> susan collins thinks they're this close. are they? >> that's great. i think you would have to reach out first to those sort of self-described centrist democrats. the folks who go back ho

let me ask you to respond to what we heard from marc short, president's legislative aide and mick mulvaney, off of management and budget as well. maintaining that the white house is not interested in any deal with immigration until the government is open. i want you to react to that line in the sand there. >> that emphasizes that we are, indeed, in the midst of a trump shutdown. the president of the united states is the only one who has referred to it as a good shutdown. the rest of america thinks it's a very bad shutdown. that's why we need to come to the table again. remember, david, that there was a virtual agreement between the president and chuck schumer yesterday on every one of the essential issues, including military and defense spending, children's health insurance program, community health centers, disaster relief and, yes, the d.r.e.a.m.er program. and the president backed away from it later in the day. in fact, he was pulled away from it by his extreme right wing. and to some of our consternation, chuck schumer even put on the table full funding for the wall. >> i want to ask y

that's going to be the director of office of management and budget, mick mulvaney, and the white house legislative affairs director, mark short, who are going to talk to reporters about the potential of a government shutdown. we'll likely see some messaging come out of that. but this also comes as the white house has announced the president will not travel as scheduled to his mar-a-lago club in west palm beach if they do not get a spending bill passed here today. and the government does shut down. we're told that decision came after a staff meeting this morning. a white house official told my colleague jeff zeleny, because john and poppy, you do not need a pr genius to tell you it is bad optics if the president travels to south florida for a sunday raising event that costs $100,000 per couple while the government has shut down here in washington. and the president entered the fray this morning with all this shutdown talk, tweeting, government funding bill passed last night in the house of representatives. now democrats are needed if it is to pass in the senate. but they want a legal im

is just earlier, just a few hours ago, we heard from a couple of white house officials, including mick mulvaney, the director of the office of management and budget. he was preemptively shoveling blame for this shutdown that hasn't happened yet onto democrats saying they haven't been specific about just what they want. we know they want a deal to enshrine daca protections into law. but he said beyond that, no real legislative text. take a look. >> the bill simply is not ready. you don't get to vote on a summary. there have been months of work on it as you see with any major legislation. it doesn't and shouldn't come together overnight. there's no daca bill to vote on. and there's no emergency in terms of the timing on daca. daca does not expire until march 5th. so there is absolutely no reason to tie these two things together right now. >> on that specific point you heard mick mulvaney say there's no emergency. that's one of the details on which democrats disagree. they have guidance from three former dhs chiefs who say the deadline to pass some sort of fix for daca is today, january 1

jim acosta from cnn taking on mick mulvaney the omb director. i thought mulvaney.e would throw them the hell out. mark report stock market up. % since he started. that's the best since fdr. what more could you want? >> the president gives them just enough rope to hang themselves. he shientsed the light on them and they photograph while america is watching they can't carry a tune in a bag. america has seen what's going on and they are exposing themselves historically. i think we'll see a total shift in the electorate demographic because of all the great things this president has done. mark: no tbheart you think of him, he has taken more incoming fire than any human in history. lou: and thank you for the sacrifice. that's it for us jones, rebecca. kennedy: president trump touting his economic plan in pennsylvania. will the visit help sway a critical upcoming election. the president's lawyer says he's quote very eager to speak with special counsel robert mueller. it's time to get cooking, turn on the oven. how does someone with one of the strongest personalities in th

jim acosta from cnn taking on mick mulvaney the omb director. i thought mulvaney.he administration is so patient and being gracious when i think most people would throw them the hell out. mark report stock market up. % since he started. that's the best since fdr. what more could you want? >> the president gives them just enough rope to hang themselves. he shientsed the light on them and they photograph while america is watching they can't carry a tune in a bag. america has seen what's going on and they are exposing themselves historically. i think we'll see a total shift in the electorate demographic because of all the great things this president has done. mark: no tbheart you think of him, he has taken more incoming fire than any human in history. lou: and thank you for the sacrifice. that's it for us >> ♪ john brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave ♪ >> to some, he's an insane killer who sparked civil war. >> if the revolt at harpers ferry had not occurred, the south probably wouldn't have seceded from the union. >> ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ glory, glory..

mick mulvaney explained that in 2013 and this did happen. the obama administration, made the shutdown as bad as possible to score cheap political points. they held everything hostage. mulvaney laid out how most of the government will stay open if this shutdown happens in less than 3 hours. watch this. >> the obama administration weaponized the shutdown in 2013. what they didn't tell you is they did not encourage agencies to use carry-forward funds. funds they were sitting on. nor did they encourage agencies to use transfer authority. i could have made the shutdown in 2013 much less impactful. the miltary will still go to work. they won't get paid. the border will still be patrolled. they won't get paid. fire folks will be fighting fires out west. they won't get paid. the post office will be open and the tsa will be open but they will work for nothing which is not fair. we will manage the shutdown differently. we won't weaponize and try to hurt people who work for the federal government. >> sean: that's the truth. the government doesn't reall