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he will have to come pro—mize, but he isa he will have to come pro—mize, but he is a "deal maker" hesort it. let us finish with the daily telegraph. we have heard a lot about big ben. it is looking a bit sad at the moment, covered in scaffolding. this headline says eurosceptics big ben will not bong britain out of the eu because they did resurrect it for new year eves, didn't they, but that is what they are clearly concerned about. do people care about this?” am sure some people care deeply.” care. i bet they will do it. you know, what david lidington, the cabinet minister said today. if you get enough people to sign a petition, regardless of how many, what proportion of the country care, if enough people make out they care, then that i will probably happen, we should have big ben bonging us out of the eu. would you be standing there in parliament square? unless they go up to rochdale town hall where the bells are similar. let us go there. regional rebalancing. we should have some stamps as well.” have read about this. royal mail disgrace, how, if people want to make a case for stamp

it's a custom mize do it yourself education. that's one reason. the second reason is that unlike traditional scholarship programs they're not tuesday or tloos when which is what we have a lot if the with a voucher program they're structured at you can get $7,000 or the price of tuition, whichever's less. if you have private schools guess how much they charge? they charge $7,000. so with esas, when you have the difference between a $6,000 tuition price for or a $7,000 tuition price, that's a thousand dollars that you're thinking about that can go towards tutoring and roll over for future united statess or you can go get therapies if you have a child with disabilities. so there's a decision about how to make education not just the best bang for your buck but economy mize and do those sorts of things. there's a number of different ways, but esas are fubding reform. we're funding children and parents, let them go and take the fund together place that's the best fit for them within the parameters that the state sets. and obviously i'm optimistic about

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. >> democratic resistance comes down to, we're not come row mizeing. on the "dreamers," daca young people, democrats had a chance to get them over the hump and become citizens, not citizens immediately but residents of the united states without having to worry about being deported. when they met with donald trump, what was this five, six, seven weeks ago. and trump wanted to make a deal on daca, and democrats offered nothing. trump asked for the wall to be built. you build a wall, i will give you daca. and democrats, we're not going to give him the wall but could have offered something. they could have negotiated and they didn't. david: any moment now, by the way, this meeting should come out and, the leaders will come out and taub to the press. we'll hear a little more what happened inside. but again, all of us agree, there is not much room for compromise here. fred, robin, great to see you both. thank you for both of us. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> today the house republicans are cheering, they're toasting the fact that they ra

let's pass a reauthorization of chip, which a lot of mize colleagues have been saying we need to. i agree. let's do it tonight. and let's find a resolution for the border security, daca, immigration issues that we can get to a bipartisan agreement on. but what we shouldn't be doing here is coming down with n talking points about how much the minority leader cares about military readiness, military funding when, to be truthful, that's the first i've heard in three years, an emphasis in that area. let's fund the military, certainly. let's fund our government. but let's not shut down the government tonight. that's not going to help anyone. and it's certainly, certainly not going to help our troops. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator montana. mr. tester: i want to thank you, mr. president. before i get into my prepared remarks, i just want to say that we've been at heart for 16 years. and the senator from alaska is correct. we don't need to rebuild our military. there's no if, ands, or buts about it. it's not something that just came about last night. it's something

because now we only go in till february eight, and the house majority does not like the senate compper mizeo we can all breathe easy, the american government is back up and running again, you kind of thing that might be the minimum the american government will be ever to do, keep its doors open for business, but what happens in two or three weeks' time? we could be back here again, can we, because i don't see how this gets resolved in two weeks?” can we, because i don't see how this gets resolved in two weeks? i think we will be back in the same spot. as ijust said the christian, the grand durbin bill is so wildly unpopular and has senate, they believe it still maintains a provision called chain migration, in other words if you are here illegally you will be to bring not only your parents but extended family members where they can have a path citizenship. that is not popular in the house, it is very popular in the senate, and i don't see how we get a compromise between the senate language on daca and what the senate language on daca and what the house position is by eight to february, we co

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. >> maybe that's what mize is about. maybe the democrats help young people that have come here to pursue the american dream and have done everything right and played be i the rules and maybe republicans in exchange for that demand a wall that nobody wants, nobody needs and is not going to have any impact, if that's what the republican party wants, maybe that's the compromise, what i don't understand, bob, i want to go to heidi on this one, too. he sits there, he has this great meeting. he has this back and forth actually with dianne feinstein and then later in the day, he tweets a nasty tweet at dianne feinstein. explain the mindset there. >> bob or heidi in. >> bob then heidi. bob, why can't the guy actually take momentum and go with it? >> moderate republicans at the capitol, joe, they tell me, they think, they hope the president seems to be playing to his base as she doing these negotiations. they think a daca deal could be on the table and that amid all this, the president will do two things. he will keep taking shot